Al Ameen School

Al Ameen School, also known as MSB Private School, is a British-curriculum school located in the Al Nahda area of Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

It was established in 1985, initially starting with just 20 students in a villa and has since grown into a well-established institution serving over 1,200 students. The school follows the British National Curriculum, including the Early Years Foundation Stage and progressing through to IGCSE classes offered by Cambridge International Examinations.

More recently, Al Ameen School expanded its academic offering to include A-Level courses up to Year 13, enabling students to complete advanced preparation for university studies.

The school operates with a vision to integrate secular education with Islamic values, fostering academic excellence alongside moral and cultural development. It is co-educational and caters predominantly to students of Indian nationality, though it welcomes students from diverse backgrounds.

Al Ameen School emphasizes student-led learning, project-based education, and inclusive support systems, including specialized provisions for students with additional learning needs. The academic program includes core subjects such as English, mathematics, science, Arabic, social studies, and Islamic education, complemented by arts and design courses.

Over the years, Al Ameen has earned recognition from Dubai's Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), receiving a "Good" rating in recent inspections for its quality of education and student progress.

The school maintains a favorable teacher-to-student ratio and actively promotes career counseling and life skills development to prepare students for future challenges. With its solid academic reputation and commitment to holistic education, Al Ameen School has become an integral part of Dubai’s educational landscape, especially serving the needs of the Muslim community and beyond.