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28Jun

Special Assembly By Grade 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY GRADE 4

To celebrate the end of the term and beginning of summer break, on Thursday 28th June 2018, Grade 4 presented a special assembly on one of the most valuable topics “Respect”.

The students commenced the assembly by invoking god’s blessings followed by thought for the day and news. A group song was sung melodiously by the students and Arabic dance was well presented by them. The assembly concluded with the award ceremonies, students of speed reading competition were felicitated with certificates and gifts followed by the qiraat competition certificate distribution. Children of Zayed walk were awarded with medals. Star class of the month was announced as well, Grade 8 were the winner’s. The National abacus and mental arithmetic award winner was felicitated and good behavior certificates were awarded as well. All students proudly received their awards from our CEO-Principal Ms. Deepika Thapar Singh.

After the assembly, the students were shown a movie and had a great time together. It was a day to remember before a long summer break, as they carried back with them the memories of quality time spend with their teachers and friends. 

    27Jun

    Toys With Wings Campaign
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN
    TOYS WITH WINGS CAMPAIGN

    Every good act is charity and giving is not just about making a donation, it is about making a difference                  

                                                                                                                                         -    Kathy Calvin

    On the occasion of Ramadan and to value the virtue of charity, Credence High School in collaboration with Emirates Red Crescent initiated the “Toys with wings”, A two month long campaign from April 29th to June 27th 2018 for the students of Pre-kg to Grade 9.  Students were encouraged to donate new and used toys which were in good condition and contribute to this campaign.

    For those who can afford it, there are endless opportunities to give someone something that brings great joy and happiness to either of them. “Toys with Wings” campaign began with great zeal and enthusiasm, each class was provided with the Red Crescent carton where students put in their toy contributions. There was a sense of joy and satisfaction each time they joined together to contribute in the mission to give children like them an opportunity to connect back with their childhood and to bring a smile on their faces. Children brought various kinds of soft toy, remote control toys, plastic and wooden toys which were in good condition. By the end of the campaign, students generously contributed to the mission and a total of 30 Red Crescent cartons filled with toys were ready, packed and loaded off in the Red Crescent truck. It was an honor to know that these toys would be distributed to the refugee camps, orphanages, children’s villages and pediatric hospitals by the Red Crescent Society which aims to recognize the important role that toys play in the growth and development of children.

    It was a great experience to have partnered with Emirates Red Crescent society in contributing to this noble cause. Kudos to the parents and students for joining hands to bring a smile on the faces of underprivileged children.  We know that somewhere, an innocent child is will be having a joyful time with your generous toy contribution.

      26Jun

      Read Aloud Competition For Grade 1
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION
      READ ALOUD COMPETITION

      “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.”                                                                         -Dr. Seuss

      Books are a uniquely portable magic and this magic came into reality when the group story reading competition – ‘Read Aloud’ was conducted on 26th June 2018 in the school auditorium for the students of Grade 1. This competition bolstered students in developing their proficiency in reading and enhanced their self-confidence. It also provided them with an excellent opportunity to improve their English language skills, inculcate the habit and love for reading and promoted the spirit of healthy competition.

      Students read aloud as a group with emphasis on fluency, clarity, articulation and voice modulation. Contestants were given short selection of a story. Together, students recited the story in the group before the panel of Judges. Their reading was well synchronized; Grade 1B secured the 1st position and the 2nd position was bagged by Grade 1D followed by the 3rd position by Grade 1 A. It was a learning experience for all students, everyone enjoyed the process of reading as a group.

      As rightly quoted by the renowned writer Voltaire “Let us read and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world.” Kudos to the ardent reading and team effort of Grade 1 Students.

        26Jun

        Mock Fire And Evacuation Drill
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL
        MOCK FIRE AND EVACUATION DRILL

        Fire drills are an important part of our fire safety procedures for many reasons. A meeting for all the staff members was called on 25th June 2018 to brief them about the Fire Drill Procedure and to have a recap on what needs to be done in case of a fire emergency. Marshalls were assigned duties and were asked to guide and monitor sections assigned to them along with the exit points.

        A mock fire and evacuation drill involving students and all staff members was conducted on 26th June 2018 in school to create awareness among students about firefighting and ways to respond speedily in times of emergency situations such as a fire. While planning the evacuation plan, the students and teachers were split into various teams as per the fire drill procedure. Classrooms on each floor including all other rooms of the school building were divided as per the plan into various exit points supervised and guided by marshals. The evacuation action began moments after the fire alarm was rung by a staff member. Students were guided at every point by teachers and staff members until everyone was safe and outside the school building at the assembly point. The headcount was then tallied with the attendance of students and staff by the respective teachers and Marshalls to ensure all are safe.

        At Credence High School we care about the safety of our students and staff, mock fire and evacuation drills train students and faculty about the importance of life saving tips and what they need to do during fire crisis. They also help you to test the effectiveness of the fire evacuation plan.

          25Jun

          Sing – A –thon
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON
          SING – A –THON

          Singing is one of the simplest and yet most powerful forms of music-making. The students of Kindergarten hosted their own “Sing-a-thon” programme and brought joy to their parents and teachers as they sang joyfully in groups on Monday 25th June 2018. Each class sang as one team, in unity by hitting the right notes. The little voices resonated so beautifully and brightened up everyone’s morning.   

          Music and Singing is the most favourite activity among children. Children of every section sang with zest and delight. Over the course of days each class had their own song to rehearse and their performance was impeccable. The recitals were from a playlist of joyful songs – One Little finger, the more we get together, five little monkeys, Fruit salad, Rainbow song, beautiful day and coconut soap. They were filled with enthusiasm looking at their parents who encouraged them while they sang melodiously and captured their beautiful moments.

          Singing is the expeditious and most direct way to learn and internalize music. Activities such as these develop both music and language skills among the children at a very tender age. These simple melodies, repeated rhythmic patterns and long vowel sounds enhances concentration, simulation to rhythm and interaction among children. Well done little champions!

            20Jun

            India @ 70 - Heritage Quiz
            INDIA @ 70  - HERITAGE QUIZ
            INDIA @ 70  - HERITAGE QUIZ
            INDIA @ 70  - HERITAGE QUIZ
            INDIA @ 70  - HERITAGE QUIZ
            It’s not the honor that you take with you, but the heritage you leave behind” 

            India’s Heritage and culture is dynamic, spanning back to the beginning of human civilization. To commemorate the 70 illustrious years of India since independence, the Consulate General of India, Dubai in collaboration with the Indian High School hosted India @ 70 Heritage Quiz. 36 schools from all over UAE participated in the competition. It was a great platform for our students to be a part of this event.

            India @ 70 Heritage Quiz focused on the glorious past, present and future of India, keeping in mind the rich heritage of our nation. The quiz commenced with the preliminary round on June 11th, 2018 where the students of Grade 7, 8 and 9 participated in the multiple choice written questionnaire round. Three top scoring students from each class participated in the semi-final and final round which was held on 20th June 2018 in The Indian High School, Dubai. The quiz commenced with the assembly and general instructions followed by the semifinal round quiz which comprised 30 audio and visual questions. The Top 6 teams were chosen for the final round. The renowned personality widely regarded as the "Father of Indian television quizzing"- Mr.  Siddhartha Basu was the quiz master.  The series of the quiz had different exciting rounds such as puzzles, Picture recognition, Personality quiz, IQ Level questionnaire round and general knowledge questions. There was spot quiz for the students among the audience which made the event even more exciting.

            It was a remarkable day for our students to learn more about heritage and current events where they gained immense knowledge besides interacting with other students sharing their thoughts and ideas. Competitions such as these boost the confidence level and are important for our students to have a better awareness of the World Heritage.

              12Jun

              ‘mahrajan Ramadan’ 2nd Art And Craft Fiesta 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018
              ‘MAHRAJAN RAMADAN’ 2ND ART AND CRAFT FIESTA 2018

              “Every child is an artist and is gifted with imagination and imagination is the door of possibilities.”

                                                                                                       -Picasso                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

              To celebrate Art and bring out the artistic expression of Ramadan, the second Interschool Art and Craft Fiesta ‘Mahrajan Ramadan’ was held on Tuesday 12th June 2018 in the school auditorium. Students of KG 2 and Grade 1 from over 15 schools of Dubai participated in the event. The children were introduced to different art forms to express their imagination in the form of art and craft.

              The event commenced with the welcome of the participants followed by registration. The participants were divided into small groups monitored by a teacher. The process of learning and exploring began where they were introduced to different kinds of art forms like pixel painting, pointillism, sketch pen art, fork painting, printing art such as block, cardboard, leaf and vegetable print were introduced. Children also learnt from each other and interacted, bringing out the best in them. They were artistic, creative and eager to learn and they made different artistic exhibits of mosque and lanterns. The finished art displays were amazing as the children had let their imagination to create magic.

              To us, every child was a winner. Participants were presented with certificates as a token of appreciation for their active participation.

              Hats off to the Kindergarten and the school art & craft department who made this event a huge success. Everyone marveled at the artistic talents of the young minds. It was a very successful event and a memorable one!

              The masterpieces of the young artists will be displayed on the school walls to make memories and add color to the school.

                11Jun

                Special Assembly By Kg2-d
                SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY KG2-D  11 JUNE 2018
                SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY KG2-D  11 JUNE 2018
                SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY KG2-D  11 JUNE 2018

                On 11th June 2018, the students of KG2 D presented a thematic assembly on how to show respect to friends, teachers, school, parents and family.

                The assembly commenced with the Quran recitation followed by the thought for the day and a video presentation on how to inculcate respect at school which was well presented. It was a treat to watch the students who spoke about how they can show respect to their friends, teachers, school, parents, and family and to themselves.

                All decked up in colourful attire, the students performed with confidence and enthusiasm. They danced to the foot tapping tune of the song “It’s About Respect “It was a proud moment for all the parents to watch their kids perform. Everyone gathered in the auditorium was happy by their enthusiastic performance. Hats off to their performance. 

                  10Jun

                  Trip To Modhesh World (kg1 To Grade 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)
                  TRIP TO MODHESH WORLD (KG1 TO GRADE 1)

                  Most people who grew up in the UAE will remember Modhesh, the yellow, smiling jack-in-the-box character created in 2000 as a mascot for Dubai Summer Surprises. The 19th edition of Modhesh World, one of the region’s largest indoor entertainment and amusement facilities, returned to Dubai World Trade Centre with tons of summer-long fun for Students.

                  On Sunday 10th June 2018 Students from KG 1 to Grade 1 visited Modhesh World. The little ones had endless options to have fun watching live shows, activities and entertainment. This year, under the theme ‘Every Step is a New Adventure’, the park spread across eight halls of the Dubai World Trade Centre offers attractions  of an action planet featuring adrenaline-generating zip lines and climbing walls. A new Dino Park has also been recreated with the prehistoric giants for thrill seekers. And to really cool off, a bigger Ice Rink has returned due to its popular demand.

                  Students were overwhelmed with joy at the edutainment destination as they witnessed the characters of the clowns, princesses with giant lollipops, pirates, wizards who were dressed in a long, blue robe with a pointy hat and ginger hair. There was also an action planet comprised of 50m zip lines, climbing walls and free falls, giving the children an adrenalin rush. They loved the Fly Jump, a trampoline park where they could let go themselves and have fun, while exercising at the same time. The Arcades and rides amid all the other activities were fun, with classics such as dodgem cars and rides. Children also enjoyed painting, colouring and actively participated in different fun activities and shows. They also witnessed the dance show and got a chance to meet our very own Modhesh.

                  Kudos to the modesh world team for bringing joy to the children and spreading happiness. 

                    07Jun

                    100% Attendance
                      • 100% Attendance
                      • 100% Attendance
                      • 100% Attendance

                      06Jun

                      Qiraat Competition
                      QIRAAT COMPETITION
                      QIRAAT COMPETITION
                      QIRAAT COMPETITION
                      QIRAAT COMPETITION
                      QIRAAT COMPETITION
                      QIRAAT COMPETITION

                      To commemorate the Holy month of Ramadan, The Islamic Department organized Quran Recitation (Qiraat) Competition on June 6th, 2018 for the students of Grade 1 to Grad 9. The objective of the event was to explore and encourage the recitation skills and confidence in children.

                       

                      The Qiraat competition inspired students to come forward and recite on stage. Students recited different Surahs according to their age level. They participated earnestly in the competition and recited the Quran with full enthusiasm. There were a total of two rounds conducted for grade 1 to 9. Students presented the Qiraat respectfully wearing the traditional ‘Kanduras’ and ‘Abayas’.

                       

                      Considering the UAE’s heritage and culture, the children got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence and cherish the rich Islamic heritage. A collective effort put in by the students and teachers made the event successful. Many thanks to all the participants and the Department of Islamic Education for organizing this competition. 

                        04Jun

                        Thematic Assembly By Kg2-c
                        THEMATIC ASSEMBLY BY KG2-C
                        THEMATIC ASSEMBLY BY KG2-C
                        THEMATIC ASSEMBLY BY KG2-C
                        THEMATIC ASSEMBLY BY KG2-C
                        THEMATIC ASSEMBLY BY KG2-C
                        THEMATIC ASSEMBLY BY KG2-C

                        “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”

                        -   Aesop

                        On 4th of June 2018, the Students of KG2 C presented a special assembly on the theme - kindness. It was a day that they have been waiting for with great enthusiasm and excitement to showcase their talent, confidence and competence to their parents, teachers and fellow students.

                        They were dressed up in pink and blue attire and wore heart shaped headbands.  The assembly commenced by invoking God’s blessings through Quran recitation followed by the school song and UAE Anthem. The thought for the day on kindness was conveyed and the story of the lion and the mouse was enacted very well through a skit.  Each student spoke confidently about the acts of kindness. They performed an action song “Kindness is a wonderful thing” and danced to its foot tapping music leaving a lasting impression.

                        The compassionate caterpillars of KG 2 C were a class of compassionate students, who had a wonderful experience of presenting a engaging assembly. Thematic assemblies such as these carry and convey an important message and etch a memorable experience in the minds of the little children.

                        Thank you dear children for reminding us of the virtue of Kindness!

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                          Frequently Asked Questions


                          Homework policy of the school:

                          Students have varying degrees of learning and memorizing, and thus homework helps
                          students to ensure they do not forget what they were taught in school. Teachers give
                          homework for several reasons, including :
                          reinforcing learning,
                          assessing understanding,
                          providing additional practice,
                          developing study habits,
                          time management skills,
                          preparing students for future academic and
                          career responsibilities.

                          Homework has proven its effectiveness and is a very powerful factor in student performance.

                          Homework Policy at Credence -

                          For Early years :
                          Early years is more of hands-on activities where we focus on all life skill activities and hence not much homework. We follow the ‘1-1-1’ homework rule for our early years.
                          1 page - Once a week - 1 subject.
                          ' We laugh - we play - we learn.’

                          For Grades :

                          Grade 2 to Grade 5One homework per subject per week
                          Grade 6 to Grade 8One or two homework per subject per week
                          Grades 9 & 10Minimum one homework per subject per week
                          Grades 11 & 12Daily homework for all subjects


                          What makes Credence high school different from other schools?

                          - At Credence High School, we laugh, we play, we learn.. We have a vision to nurture free and happy minds and activate an innate desire to learn among our students. Located in Dubai, we are a CBSE-affiliated co-educational school. Established in 2014, primarily as an Indian school in Dubai, our 7-acre sprawling campus now houses students from over 30 nationalities, making it a truly international school. Credence High School has been catering to Indian expatriates since its inception and our curriculum has been specifically designed keeping in mind the needs of Indian high school students in Dubai. We follow the Indian CBSE curriculum, adapted appropriately to the UAE context. Keeping in mind the dynamic nature of education, we keep reviewing and modifying our curriculum periodically and our faculty and staff undergo rigorous training to ensure that our students always have access to the latest, most updated curriculum. Our Curriculum aims to help students:

                          • Achieve cognitive, affective and psychomotor excellence
                          • Enhance self-awareness and explore innate potential
                          • Attain mastery over laid down competencies;
                          • Imbibe 21st century learning, literacy and life skills;
                          • Inculcate values and foster cultural learning and international understanding in an interdependent society
                          • Acquire the ability to utilize technology and information for the betterment of humankind
                          • Strengthen knowledge and attitude related to livelihood skills
                          • Develop the ability to appreciate the finer things in life like art and showcase their talents
                          • Stay motivated to maintain physical fitness, health and overall well-being

                          The Credence High School, Dubai is stated to be the most happy school of Dubai. The campus and facilities are designed to make learning fun and adventurous, nourishing the academic as well as the personal development of our vibrant Indian and international student community. We nurture our students to be the leaders of tomorrow and have incorporated various activities that encourage and aid our students build skills like public speaking, life skills and overall personal development. Class assemblies, radio assemblies, house events, inter school events and tournaments etc are regularly conducted. There are also over 20 day boarding or after-school activities that students can choose from. The co-curricular activities at Credence aim to help students implement their knowledge and skills in real-time, which builds their personality and character. They include

                          • Health and Physical Education including Work Education and SEWA
                          • Creative Arts like Painting, Crafts, Dance and Music
                          • Social activities
                          • General Studies
                          • Traditional games
                          • Indigenous sports
                          • Martial Arts

                          What is the age criteria for Kindergarten students in Indian schools?

                          1. - The age Criteria for all Indian schools in Dubai for preschool and kindergarten are as per the KHDA guidelines is as follows:
                          2. Pre KG
                          3. The child must complete 3 years before the 31st of March to be eligible for Pre-KG.
                          4. Kindergarten 1
                          5. The child must complete 4 years before the 31st of March to be eligible for KG1.
                          6. Kindergarten 2
                          7. The child must complete 5 years before the 31st of March to be eligible for KG2.
                          8. Grade 1
                          9. The child must complete 6 years before the 31st of March to be eligible for Grade 1.

                          All CBSE schools in Dubai follow the above criteria for admissions.


                          What Day-baording activities can students engage at Credence?

                          - Physical fitness in children strengthens their bones, muscles, hearts, and lungs. Improves children's coordination, balance, posture, and flexibility. It also helps children maintain a healthy weight. At Credence High School, we strive to inculcate physical fitness in our students as a part of our curriculum by offering extracurricular activities that include:

                          • SWIMMING
                          • DANCING
                          • MUSIC
                          • KARATE
                          • CHESS
                          • ZUMBA
                          • VOLLEYBALL
                          • BASKETBALL
                          • CRICKET
                          • FOOTBALL
                          • TABLE TENNIS
                          • BADMINTON

                          All the above activities are a part of our curriculum depending on the children’s age and the grade in which they belong.


                          When do admissions open?

                          - The CBSE academic year starts from April and ends in March. Admissions are open subject to the availability of seats. A seat is offered to the applicant if the child meets the criteria set by the CBSE board, KHDA Dubai, and the admission policy of the school.


                          Why choose Indian schools?

                          The Central Board of Secondary Education - popularly known as CBSE is an Indian curriculum board. Choosing the best CBSE schools has the added benefit of gaining greater knowledge in academic as well as extra-curricular activities.

                          A good education depends entirely on the person providing it. Many schools introduce new and innovative methods of study to be on par with international standards of education but do not have the requisite qualified staff.


                          Benefits of choosing Indian schools :


                          International Recognition

                          The Indian School education system is the 11th largest in the world, with more than 100 million students enrolled in thousands of colleges and universities.

                          A certificate or degree issued by the CBSE is universally acceptable. Indian CBSE curriculum is internationally recognized in more than 24 countries. The well-researched curriculum is at par with international standards and the certificates are equally accredited throughout the world. Credence high school being the most sought after and best Indian schools in Dubai, strives to create a generation full of productive, contributing, and fulfilled members of society, who aim to carve their own unique paths. Our students have been accepted by top universities around the globe.

                          Ease to relocate

                          Another benefit of CBSE curriculum is its ease of relocation. Parents who have transferable jobs find it difficult to find schools for their kids mid session, with CBSE transferring child/ren mid-session becomes easier as all CBSE schools have a uniform syllabus and exam structure everywhere, so it does not matter if your ward is joining any time of the year, he or she can easily cope with the syllabus.

                          Developing Holistic Individuals

                          Indian schools (CBSE curriculum) follows a cumulative approach to its syllabus, which means there is a continuity and link to previous topics of study. The advantage of this approach is that it makes remembering simple. At Credence we offer our students inclusive and holistic learning, hence students from Pre-KG to Grade 12 relate to what they had studied.

                          Academically Recognized

                          CBSE Board is known for its emphasis on theoretical and practical knowledge, which helps students to gain a deeper understanding of various subjects. All the medicine and engineering competitive exams are set by the CBSE board and the syllabus is based on the NCERT books, from which the students study. CBSE students have a higher chance of succeeding in competitive exams like NEET, JEE or AIEEE IIT-JEE, PMT, NDA, and CDS

                          Credence High School is one of the best Indian schools in Dubai where we strive to create a happy environment to engender a perpetual love of learning among our students. Our students learn through the exploration of a well-structured yet dynamic CBSE curriculum.

                           

                           

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