Transportation coordination
The school does not operate its own buses. We collaborate with an external transportation company (XYZ). Parents will receive the company’s contact information and communicate directly regarding routes, schedules, and transportation fees. All payments are made directly to the transportation company.
Required specifications (G6–G12)
The school does not provide laptops. From Grade 6 to Grade 12, parents receive an email with the required
laptop specifications. DISB collaborates with Haceb; parents receive their contact details for models and
payment options. Payments are made directly to the company.
Parents may also purchase a laptop from another supplier, provided it meets the school’s specifications.
Breakfast & lunch membership
At the beginning of each term, parents receive an email with cafeteria membership details, the monthly menu, and the meals provided (breakfast and lunch). Parents who wish to subscribe will be given a date and time to complete payment. Payment for the entire term is made in one cash payment.
Emergency coverage
The school provides students with emergency insurance coverage for accidents or unexpected incidents that may occur during school hours or school-related activities, according to applicable policy terms.
Application via email
Parents requesting financial aid submit a request via email. The school provides the required documents to be completed and returned. Applications are reviewed by the Accounting Department, and parents receive an email confirming approval or rejection. If approved, the percentage granted will be specified.
Wellbeing & guidance
The school offers student support and counseling services to promote academic success, emotional wellbeing, and social development, supporting students facing personal, behavioral, or academic challenges.
Clubs, sports, trips
DISB offers a variety of extracurricular activities including clubs, sports, and educational trips to enrich learning, develop talents, and encourage teamwork, creativity, and growth beyond the classroom.
Grades 9–12
The school provides career guidance services, especially for students in Grades 9 to 12, helping them explore options, recognize strengths, and make informed academic and professional choices.
Reading & research space
The school provides a well-equipped library with a wide variety of books and dedicated study spaces, offering students a quiet and supportive environment for reading, research, and independent study.