Compare Pearson Edexcel IGCSE International Schools in United arab emirates

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees AED 17,730 - 33,020

Pupils 5800

Type Boys School, Girls School

Al Nahda National Schools is a private English-medium day school in Abu Dhabi with separate Boys' and Girls' campuses for ages 4–18. Established in 1983, ANNS offers British and American Curricula, including Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, plus Advanced Placement. The British Program and American Program cover languages, mathematics, sciences, humanities, information technology, Islamic studies, physical education, music, drama and art. The school is licensed by ADEK and the UAE Ministry of Education and accredited by NEASC, CIS, ECIS, Cambridge International Examinations, Pearson-Edexcel, and the SAT Center. Examinations include IGCSEs, GCSEs and A-levels, alongside the BTEC suite. The SAT Center supports university admissions testing. With nearly 5,800 students, the school focuses on high-quality learning and global citizenship, while maintaining its two-campus, gender-segregated model. Extracurriculars feature sports, robotics, and debating, and the school's arts program integrates music, drama and art alongside National Day and Cultural Evenings. National Day celebrations foster cultural awareness.

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Dubai Gem Private School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 19,607 - 32,471

Pupils 1106

Type Co-educational

Dubai Gem Private School offers an English-medium, UK-aligned education for ages 3 to 18 in Dubai. The school follows a British Curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, and is affiliated with Cambridge University of London and recognized by the Dubai Ministry of Education. Instruction is in English, with a broad cross-curricular approach linking subjects across phases and emphasising strong attainment in English, mathematics and science in the Post-16 phase. The campus at 17 B Street, Oud Metha Road, Dubai, includes an Auditorium and Multipurpose Room, a Learning Resource Centre and libraries, six computer labs, science laboratories and art studios, plus health, safety and wellbeing facilities. Students benefit from the Iranian Club facilities for sport—tennis, football, basketball and indoor pools—supporting a wide range of physical activities. Co-curriculars include Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, Scouts, the Environmental Awareness Programme and Model United Nations program.

Location

Dubai Gem Private School is located on Oud Metha Road in Dubai, UAE (P.O. Box 989). The school sits in the Oud Metha district of Dubai.

Stages

Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2); Primary School (Years 1–6, ages 5–11); Secondary School (Years 7–13, including the Sixth Form).

Additional learning support

Dubai Gem Private School has inclusive education with a dedicated STEP (Striving Towards Enhancement and Progress) team, including counsellors, specialist teachers and learning support assistants. There are three learning labs (Literacy/English and Numeracy/Math), a sensory room, and two counselling rooms to support students of determination; assessments, targeted plans and access arrangements are used to tailor support.

Country affiliation

United Kingdom (affiliated to Cambridge University of London). The school is recognized by the Dubai Ministry of Education.

Religious affiliation

Islamic Studies and the Quran are mandatory for Islamic students; non-Islamic students study Moral Science.

School day structure

Dubai Gem opens its doors at 7:00. Gates open at 7:00. FS1–FS2 operate 8:00–13:00. Years 1–13 run 7:40–14:40. The Friday schedule is 7:40–11:00. The school week runs Monday to Friday; weekend is Saturday and Sunday.

Bus service

The school provides a transport service for eligible pupils. A minimum of 15 children is required to operate a bus route. Transport fees are chargeable per term; there is no one-way transport. Bus stops and timings are determined by the school. Buses must be operated by approved staff (bus conductor, driver) and use regulated routes; safety rules apply.

Application and Registration Fees

- Application fee for new admissions: AED 525 (including VAT).
- Registration / Advance fee to confirm a new student's seat: 10% of the annual tuition fee (this advance is adjusted against scheduled term fees). Specific registration amounts published by year group are: FS1–FS2 AED 1,350; Years 1–3 AED 1,415; Years 4–5 AED 1,485; Year 6 AED 1,705; Year 7 AED 1,745; Year 8 AED 1,850; Year 9 AED 1,965; Years 10–11 AED 2,070; Year 12 AED 2,615; Year 13 AED 2,775.

Tuition fees — per term and annual totals (Academic year 2025–2026 schedule used)

Note: tuition is shown per term (First term / Second term / Third term) followed by the annual total for continuing students. Where the school publishes a different fee for new students joining in the first term, that is listed separately below for the year groups where it differs.

- FS1 (continuing students): First term AED 7,171 · Second term AED 6,786 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual total AED 19,607.
- FS2 (continuing students): First term AED 6,603 · Second term AED 6,854 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual total AED 19,107.
- Year 1: First term AED 7,176 · Second term AED 7,255 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual total AED 20,485.
- Year 2: First term AED 7,371 · Second term AED 7,428 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual total AED 20,853.
- Year 3: First term AED 7,560 · Second term AED 7,423 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual total AED 21,037.
- Year 4: First term AED 8,226 · Second term AED 7,875 · Third term AED 6,310 · Annual total AED 22,411.
- Year 5: First term AED 8,280 · Second term AED 7,964 · Third term AED 6,363 · Annual total AED 22,607.
- Year 6: First term AED 9,157 · Second term AED 8,819 · Third term AED 7,181 · Annual total AED 25,157.
- Year 7: First term AED 9,214 · Second term AED 8,971 · Third term AED 7,353 · Annual total AED 25,538.
- Year 8: First term AED 9,503 · Second term AED 9,341 · Third term AED 7,778 · Annual total AED 26,622.
- Year 9: First term AED 9,085 · Second term AED 9,406 · Third term AED 8,003 · Annual total AED 26,494.
- Year 10: First term AED 9,085 · Second term AED 9,961 · Third term AED 8,408 · Annual total AED 27,454.
- Year 11: First term AED 10,660 · Second term AED 11,589 · Third term AED 3,359 · Annual total AED 25,608.
- Year 12: First term AED 11,551 · Second term AED 12,479 · Third term AED 6,877 · Annual total AED 30,907.
- Year 13: First term AED 13,386 · Second term AED 14,565 · Third term AED 3,320 · Annual total AED 31,271.

Fees that differ for new students joining in the first term (per-term and annual totals where applicable)

- FS1: same as continuing students — First term AED 7,171 · Second term AED 6,786 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual AED 19,607.
- FS2 (new joiners): First term AED 7,228 · Second term AED 6,854 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual AED 19,732.
- Year 1 (new joiners): First term AED 7,801 · Second term AED 7,255 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual AED 21,110.
- Year 2 (new joiners): First term AED 8,021 · Second term AED 7,428 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual AED 21,503.
- Year 3 (new joiners): First term AED 8,210 · Second term AED 7,423 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual AED 21,687.
- Year 4 (new joiners): First term AED 8,876 · Second term AED 7,875 · Third term AED 6,310 · Annual AED 23,061.
- Year 5 (new joiners): First term AED 8,965 · Second term AED 7,964 · Third term AED 6,363 · Annual AED 23,292.
- Year 6 (new joiners): First term AED 9,842 · Second term AED 8,819 · Third term AED 7,181 · Annual AED 25,842.
- Year 7 (new joiners): First term AED 9,999 · Second term AED 8,971 · Third term AED 7,353 · Annual AED 26,323.
- Year 8 (new joiners): First term AED 10,303 · Second term AED 9,341 · Third term AED 7,778 · Annual AED 27,422.
- Year 9 (new joiners): First term AED 9,935 · Second term AED 9,406 · Third term AED 8,003 · Annual AED 27,344.
- Year 10 (new joiners): First term AED 9,985 · Second term AED 9,961 · Third term AED 8,408 · Annual AED 28,354.
- Year 11 (new joiners): First term AED 11,610 · Second term AED 11,589 · Third term AED 3,359 · Annual AED 26,558.
- Year 12 (new joiners): First term AED 12,501 · Second term AED 12,479 · Third term AED 6,877 · Annual AED 31,857.
- Year 13 (new joiners): First term AED 14,586 · Second term AED 14,565 · Third term AED 3,320 · Annual AED 32,471.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition payment schedule:
- FS1–Year 10: fees payable in three instalments — September (1st term), January (2nd term) and April (3rd term).
- Year 11–Year 13: fees payable in three instalments — September, December and March (term timing differs for examination-year groups).
- Re-registration fee: to be paid with the 3rd term fees and adjusted with the 1st term fees of the new academic year.
- Early payment discount: up to 10% on the annual tuition fee is available for families who pay the total current year fees in one instalment by 20 September of the academic year. Staff, sibling and other discounts are published in the fees schedule.

Mandatory, optional and additional costs (term-wise and one-off items)

- Mandatory PE uniform, medical and classroom resources (per term examples):
- FS1–FS2: AED 580 (1st term) · AED 570 (2nd term).
- Year 1: AED 725 per term (where listed).
- Year group amounts vary by phase; full term amounts are published in the schedule.
- Activity fees (per term):
- FS1–FS2: AED 180 (1st term) · AED 170 (2nd term) · AED 100 (3rd term).
- Year 1–Year 10: AED 200 per term.
- Year 11–Year 13: AED 300 per term.
- Books fees (examples): FS1 AED 330; FS2 AED 340; Year 1 AED 545; Year 4 AED 965; Year 6 AED 900; Year 9 AED 525. These cover prescribed books/e-books as listed by year group.
- Optional / online learning resources and other optional fees: charged and collected with term fees (covers Seesaw, Literacy Planet, MyiMath, Bridge-U, CAT4, NGRT, PTE, etc., and items such as yearbook, photographs and local trips). Extra‑curricular and STEM fees are charged per term by year group.
- Optional subject equipment charges: AED 400 per optional subject per annum (Years 9–11) and AED 600 per optional subject per annum (Years 12–13). These are payable with the 2nd term fees.
- Board exam fees (Year 11–13): charged separately and depend on the subject entries chosen (IGCSE / AS / A level).

Transport (school bus) fees and rules

- Transport fees: AED 2,000 per term for nearby areas (Karama, Bur Dubai, Deira, Satwa, Jumeirah 1) or AED 2,800 per term for more distant locations; actual route availability requires a minimum of 15 students per route. Transport fees are payable every term.
- Transport service cannot be discontinued during a term. One month's notice is required to discontinue the service for the next term; if notice is not given, one month's transport fee will be charged. There is no one‑way transport option. Transport will not be available for Year 11, Year 12 and Year 13 unless paid for the full academic year in September.

Discounts and concessions

- Early payment discount: up to 10% of the annual tuition fee for payment of the full year by 20 September.
- Staff discount: 10% of the annual tuition fee for employees of the school.
- Sibling discount (families with 3 or more children enrolled): 3 siblings receive AED 300 each annually; 4 or more siblings receive AED 450 each annually.
- Humanitarian financial aid and talent-based concessions are available subject to Board approval (terms and amounts published in the school's fee policy).

Fee payment options and banking details

- Credit card: payment by credit card is facilitated through the PAYIT app (First Gulf Bank collaboration). Details to download the app are provided to parents through the school portal.
- Other payment methods: cheque, cash or online bank transfer. Parents should send payment confirmation with student details to accounts@dubaigem.ae for reconciliation; receipts are issued via the parent portal.
- Bank details published for transfers:
- Bank Name: Dubai Islamic Bank
- Account Name: Dubai Gem Private School
- Account No: 001520140214501
- IBAN: AE660240001520140214501
- SWIFT Code: DUIBAEADXXX.

Re-registration, refunds and other administrative notes

- Re-registration fee: payable with 3rd term fees and adjusted against the 1st term fees of the new academic year.
- Refund information: no general refund terms for tuition or deposits are published in the fee schedule; specific charges such as examination fees or equipment fees are charged separately as noted. Parents should follow the school's published billing and accounts processes for any exceptional refund or fee adjustment requests.

Other points on additional charges and timing

- Equipment charges for optional subjects (Years 9–13) and the timing of these charges are specified (paid in the 2nd term where applicable). Board exam entry charges are additional and based on subject entries. Receipts and invoices are issued through the parent portal and the accounts office is reachable at accounts@dubaigem.ae for fee queries.

Curriculum

UK main curriculum is followed. Language of instruction is English. External tests and examinations include IGCSE, AS-Level and A-Level (Cambridge and Edexcel). The curriculum is broad and balanced with cross-curricular links embedded across phases. In the Post-16 phase, attainment is high in English, mathematics and science.

Student Teacher Ratio

Teacher–student ratio is 1:20.

Exam Results

June 2025 examination results show 76% of IGCSE entries achieved A–B; 55% of AS Level entries achieved A–B; and 67% of A Level entries achieved A–B.

Higher Education Progression

All students are monitored to continue their academic journey into universities across the world.

Gifted and Talented

Gifted and Talented provision includes an extensive enrichment program with after-school clubs and opportunities to engage with external providers; activities may involve visits to universities or sites of special interest; students are monitored to support progression to universities worldwide.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school prioritizes student wellbeing as a core component of its educational philosophy and supports emotional and social growth through a holistic wellbeing programme. It emphasizes safety, inclusion, mental health, and student voice. The wellbeing programme embeds peer mentoring, safeguarding pathways, trained counsellors, healthy lifestyle clubs, regular tutor check-ins, student leadership opportunities, staff wellbeing training, and parent workshops.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Special educational needs support is provided within an inclusive environment. The Inclusion policy supports equal opportunities for every learner, and the Head of Inclusion oversees inclusion. The school maintains safeguarding pathways and professional counselling for students with additional needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The language of instruction is English. English is studied as a first language. Arabic is mandatory from FS1 to Year 10 and optional from Year 11 onwards; students from Year 1 can choose French, Hindi, or Urdu as a second language.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental health and emotional wellbeing are central to the wellbeing programme, with trained counsellors and wellbeing initiatives integrated into student support, alongside peer mentoring and regular tutor check-ins.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is foundational, with a Child Protection policy and safeguarding measures for every student. The school provides safeguarding pathways, inclusion policies, and a Wellbeing policy to promote safety and emotional resilience.

Admissions

1. Admissions status for 2026–2027: the online application is closed and will reopen after August 17, 2026. Registrations for FS1–Year 9 are online and register applicants for the waiting list, not a confirmed seat. The minimum age for FS1 is 3 by August 31 of the academic year. All fields must be completed; applicants receive an automated registration number upon submission. 2. After registration and depending on seat availability, parents submit required documents: copies of the child's passport and UAE visa or residency page; copies of the parents' passports and Emirates IDs; copies of the child's Emirates ID; the latest two years' final reports; and a non‑refundable pre-registration fee. The documents are reviewed and shortlisted candidates are invited to an Entrance Assessment Test. Entrance tests vary by year level and include English and Math; CAT4 and NGRT may be used for older year groups; all tests are conducted in April or May. Parents are notified of the results by email within two weeks of the test. 3. Admissions are confirmed subject to the assessment results. Priority for appearing for tests is given to siblings of students already at Dubai Gem, provided they meet the entrance criteria. After tests, the student and parent are invited to an interview with the Principal; two reference letters may be required. KHDA procedures require original Emirates IDs to be scanned and the KHDA Parent School Contract to be signed; this completes KHDA registration. 4. Secondary admissions: entry for Years 7–9 requires English and Math assessments plus CAT4 and NGRT; admissions are not offered for Years 10 or 11. The school looks for evidence of academic ability and involvement in arts and sports, based on previous reports. External Sixth Form applicants must have high grades and be fluent in English; offers follow completion of the admission process. Any student admitted must meet KHDA requirements and remain in good standing with the contract. 5. SEND ADMISSION: Dubai Gem Private School is inclusive and accommodates learners with needs. An updated report from an external specialist is requested to plan need-based provisions.

Waitlist

Registrations online are for the waiting list; a seat is not guaranteed. Priority for appearing for tests is given to siblings of students already enrolled at Dubai Gem, provided they meet the entrance criteria.

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Grammar School Dubai

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees AED 5,120 - 7,040

Type Co-educational

Grammar School Dubai is an established institution in Dubai, UAE, situated opposite Dubai Festival City in Al Garhoud. The school teaches in English within British curriculum framework, offering the Early Years Foundation Stage, followed by Pearson Edexcel IGCSE for secondary years. It accepts students aged 4 to 18 and aligns with United Kingdom curriculum standards, under the Athena Education group. Since its founding in 1970, the school has incorporated Athena Education values, emphasising partnership with parents, respect and trust to support children's development. A distinctive feature is the student-life programme, including a school radio team that operates in the mornings and a Grammar Student Government that represents pupils, plans events, and contributes to community service and school spirit. Enrichment is central, with lunchtime and after-school activities spanning sport, academic and language development. Community service, charity and citizenship are woven into the curriculum, alongside language development across languages introduced at school.

Location

Opp. Dubai Festival City, Al Garhoud Schools Area, P.O. Box 11230, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The school is located in the Al Garhoud area near Dubai Festival City.

Stages

UK Curriculum from Foundation Stage 2 (FS2) through Year 13.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Over 60 nationalities represented.

Additional learning support

Inclusive education with support for English as an Additional Language (EAL) and provision for students with determination.

Country affiliation

United Kingdom (British curriculum).

Bus service

Transport arranged by the school. For transport inquiries: transport@grammarschool.ae; +9714 202 48 22.

Application / Registration fee

- A non-refundable registration/application fee is payable for new students: AED 525 (inclusive of VAT).

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term)

- FS2 / KG1: AED 5,120 per year — AED 1,707 per term (three equal termly instalments).
- KG2 / Year 1: AED 5,120 per year — AED 1,707 per term.
- Year 2: AED 5,120 per year — AED 1,707 per term.
- Year 3: AED 5,120 per year — AED 1,707 per term.
- Year 4: AED 5,120 per year — AED 1,707 per term.
- Year 5: AED 5,760 per year — AED 1,920 per term.
- Year 6: AED 5,760 per year — AED 1,920 per term.
- Year 7: AED 5,760 per year — AED 1,920 per term.
- Year 8: AED 5,760 per year — AED 1,920 per term.
- Year 9: AED 7,040 per year — AED 2,347 per term.
- Year 10: AED 7,040 per year — AED 2,347 per term.
- Year 11: AED 7,040 per year — AED 2,347 per term.
- Year 12: AED 7,040 per year — AED 2,347 per term.
- Year 13: AED 7,040 per year — AED 2,347 per term.

(Per-term figures shown are the annual tuition divided into three equal termly instalments.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Annual tuition is invoiced and collected in termly instalments (three equal payments corresponding to school terms).
- A seat reservation / enrolment deposit is required for new admissions: up to 10% of the annual tuition, non-refundable but deductible from the first-term balance.
- Re-enrolment (returning student) fee may be charged (commonly up to 5% of the tuition or an AED 500 minimum); such fees are non-refundable and are deducted from the first-term fee.
- Parents are normally required to pay the first instalment (and supply post-dated cheques or complete an approved instalment agreement) at acceptance to secure the place.
- Outstanding balances may affect re-enrolment and access to school services until cleared.

Boarding

- No boarding provision applies; the school operates as a day school.

Other mandatory and optional costs

- Mandatory / routine charges that may be added to tuition include (examples and typical values):
- Medical fee: AED 100.
- ICT / technology fee: AED 150.
- Examination/board charges where applicable (charged at cost by exam boards).
- Required items and one-off costs (examples):
- Uniforms: around AED 800 (estimate band shown in fees listings).
- Books: AED 650 to AED 2,250 depending on year and subject choices.
- Stationery: approximately AED 250.
- School ID-card replacement: AED 150.
- Optional / extra-curricular and service fees (examples and typical ranges):
- Transport (school bus): route-dependent; typical annual two-way route fees range from roughly AED 3,800–6,900.
- Extracurricular activities, clubs and after-school programmes: AED 300 up to AED 1,750 or more depending on activity.
- Local educational trips: AED ~275 (typical).
- Overseas trips, specialist programmes or enrichment courses: can range from several thousand AED to over AED 10,000 depending on destination and duration.
- Some charges (books, resources, uniforms) are charged when items are provided and may not be refundable once issued.

Refund information

- Registration / application fees and enrolment deposits are non-refundable.
- Re-enrolment fees are non-refundable.
- Charges for items already supplied (books, uniforms, issued resources) are typically non-refundable.
- Transport and optional-service fees are generally non-refundable once the service has commenced; withdrawal after the start of term usually results in the term's fee being retained in full.
- Late or outstanding fee consequences include suspension of services, withheld reports/enrolment until arrears are cleared, in line with standard school finance practices.

Fee payment options

- Accepted payment channels include: online card payment, bank transfer to the school's bank account (IBAN/SWIFT), payment at the school accounts counter (cash, cheque, or credit card), and approved instalment plans or third-party payment platforms where available.
- Post-dated cheques or formal instalment agreements are commonly used to cover termly or multi-term payment schedules.
- Credit-card payments may be processed through a payment gateway or at the accounts office; available credit-card installment (0% conversion) options depend on bank offers and are subject to the bank's terms.

Notes on discounts and concessions

- Sibling discounts and staff concessions may be offered according to the school's published discount policy (examples: second/third child sibling discounts and employee discounts); these are applied at the school's discretion and according to the school's published discount rules.

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Ibn Seena English High School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 5,600 - 11,500

Type Co-educational

Ibn Seena English High School is longstanding Sharjah institution serving ages three to eighteen, following British Curriculum with Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. Founded in 1978 under patronage of H. H. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qassimi, the school operates with the motto no frills, no jargon, just honest education. The campus features a computer lab with desktops, reliable internet and email for students and staff, and a dedicated visitors wireless network. There is no BYOD policy, and safeguarding is led by the e safety officer with an IT manager monitoring the network. Students benefit from ICT integrated lessons and sport, including football and basketball cricket and softball, with tournaments and sports days for girls and boys. Extracurricular activities include School Elections and Investiture, Stress Management, Islamic Activity, Orientation Day, Health Talks, BEA FEST and Star Performer. Islamic Activity and School Election appear as cultural, leadership and wellbeing activities in student life.

Location

The school is located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. It was built in 1978 under the patronage of the ruler of Sharjah, H.H. Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohd. Al Qassimi. The postal address is P.O Box 2909 – Sharjah. Contact details include Tel 06 5582071 and E-Mail ibnseena@emirates.net.ae.

Stages

FS2 - Year 4; Year 7 - Year 13

Bus service

Bus service is available; there is a bus fee with discounts (AED 500 discount for April–June 2026 if the April–June 2026 bus fee is paid by 30 April 2026).

Fee overview — Academic Session 2026–2027

Application / admission requirements and advance deposit
- At the time of admission an advance equal to two months' tuition fees must be paid in cash; this advance is adjusted against future payments.

Tuition fees by year group (annual tuition, Ministry book charge, total, and three-term instalments)
- FS2 (Kindergarten): AED 5,550 tuition; Ministry books AED 50; Total AED 5,600. Instalments: 1st (Sep–Dec) AED 2,270; 2nd (Jan–Mar) AED 1,665; 3rd (Apr–Jun) AED 1,665.
- Year 1: AED 5,650 tuition; Ministry books AED 50; Total AED 5,700. Instalments: 1st AED 2,310; 2nd AED 1,695; 3rd AED 1,695.
- Year 2 – Year 5: AED 7,100 tuition; Ministry books AED 130; Total AED 7,230. Instalments: 1st AED 2,970; 2nd AED 2,130; 3rd AED 2,130.
- Year 6 – Year 7: AED 8,100 tuition; Ministry books AED 130; Total AED 8,230. Instalments: 1st AED 3,370; 2nd AED 2,430; 3rd AED 2,430.
- Year 8 – Year 10: AED 8,100 tuition; Ministry books AED 150; Total AED 8,250. Instalments: 1st AED 3,370; 2nd AED 2,430; 3rd AED 2,430.
- Year 11 (IGCSE/OL): AED 8,700 tuition; Ministry books AED 150; Total AED 8,850. Instalments: 1st AED 4,500; 2nd AED 4,350; 3rd not applicable.
- Year 12 (AS Level): AED 8,700 tuition; Ministry books AED 100; Total AED 8,800. Instalments: 1st AED 4,450; 2nd AED 4,350; 3rd not applicable.
- Year 13 (A2 Level): AED 11,400 tuition; Ministry books AED 100; Total AED 11,500. Instalments: 1st AED 5,800; 2nd AED 5,700; 3rd not applicable.

Transport / bus fees (2026–2027)
- Sharjah bus service: Annual bus fee AED 3,500. Instalments: 1st AED 1,400; 2nd AED 1,050; 3rd AED 1,050. (Payment of transport fees must be cleared together with school fees or can be paid for the whole term as instructed.)

Billing schedule and payment terms (dates and rules)
- Instalment due dates for Academic Session 2026–2027: 1st instalment (Sep–Dec) due 25 Aug 2026; 2nd instalment (Jan–Mar) due 10 Jan 2027; Final instalment (Apr–Jun) due 10 Apr 2027.
- Office accepts fee payments on working days during stated hours; fees are to be paid in advance for each term and payment of overdue fees or September/October fees may have specific cash-only requirements. No post-dated cheques are accepted.
- Two months' tuition paid at admission is adjusted in future payments. Students whose fees remain unpaid by the stated deadlines risk removal from the school roll; re-admission requires a fresh application if space permits.

Other costs and sundry fees
- Ministry book charge: shown per year group above (these are billed together with tuition as part of the total tuition fee).
- Uniform: uniform sales are organised by the school; uniform sale dates are published before term start (uniform sale notice for August 2026 included). Specific uniform item prices are handled at the school uniform sale.
- Examination/board fees for external exam candidates (Edexcel/Pearson) may be charged separately and must be cleared in advance for examination registration; parents of exam candidates should expect board/exam-related charges as advised at the relevant time.
- Returned/bounced cheque charge: an administrative/bank charge (for bounced cheques) is applied where relevant (example charge shown as AED 50 in school fee rules).

Refund information and discounts
- Fees once paid are not refundable after 15 June for the next academic year; the school's fee rules also state that fees once paid are not refundable in general (see the school's fee rules for the operative deadlines).
- The school does not offer discounts on tuition or bus fees except when specific temporary discounts are announced (for example occasional short-term bus fee discounts have been communicated previously). Parents should observe published notices for any limited-time offers.

Payment methods and options
- Accepted payment methods include: cash, cheques drawn in favour of the school (account-payee), credit card payments, and online/mobile payments via the SKIPLY app (which supports Visa/MasterCard). The school has promoted the SKIPLY/Rakbank payment option for card and online transactions.
- Receipts are the only proof of payment and must be retained. Specific payment windows and any cash-only requirements for particular instalments are published in the school's payment notices and fee schedules.

Boarding
- Boarding facilities are not part of the school's fee schedule; the school operates as a day school with organised transport for bus-using students.

Contact for fee enquiries
- Fee-related enquiries may be directed to the school's fee office email: fees@ibnseenaschool.net and the school contact numbers as published by the school.

(Amounts are shown in UAE dirhams — AED — and are presented as stated for the Academic Session 2026–2027.)

Admissions

Step 1. Determine the class you are applying for: FS2, Year 1, or Year 2, or Year 3 to Year 13. The admissions requirements vary by class, so identify the correct level before proceeding. Prepare to follow the applicable document lists and testing steps.

Step 2. For FS2, Year 1 and Year 2 admissions, provide the following originals and photocopies: Original Passport with a valid residence visa plus one photocopy; Original Birth Certificate (in English or Arabic) plus one photocopy; Two passport-size photographs; One photocopy of the Father's passport with valid residence visa; Original Emirates ID plus one photocopy; Copy of Vaccination Card; All photocopies on A4 size paper; SIS Number of Nursery if attended in Sharjah or Ajman; Advance payment of two months' fees (cash only). If transferring from a UAE school, bring the Medical File from the previous school.

Step 3. For Year 3 to Year 13 admissions, transferring within Ajman and Sharjah, provide: School Leaving Certificate attested by the Ministry of Education plus SIS No (Sharjah + Ajman) plus Report Card attested; For those from the British system, provide a Transfer Certificate attested; Original Passport with a valid residence visa plus one photocopy; One photocopy of the Father's Passport with valid residence visa; One passport-size photograph of the student; Advance of two months' fees (cash only); Original Birth Certificate (English or Arabic) plus photocopy; Original Emirates ID plus photocopy; Latest Report Card attested by MOE; Copy of Vaccination Card; Those transferring from within UAE must bring the Medical File from the previous school; All photocopies must be on A4 size paper.

Step 4. For transfers outside the UAE, provide: School Leaving Certificate attested plus Report Card attested; Transfer Certificate attested; All Candidates must provide a Report Card attested; Attestations include The Ministry of Education or Education Bureau of the country, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the UAE Embassy or Consulate in the country; The Transfer Certificate should state that the student has passed and been promoted to the next class.

Step 5. Note that subject to change by the Ministry of Education.

Step 6. Requirements for the Admission Test: Candidates must bring the Report Card of the previous school; If transferring midterm, bring the latest report card from the current school; Parents should be honest when filling the registration and admission forms because withholding information or giving false information is dishonest.

Step 7. Syllabus for the Admission Test: The Entrance Exam Syllabus covers Year 1 to Year 4; English topics include letter recognition, digraphs, punctuation, comprehension, and basic writing; Math topics cover numbers, place value, time, and basic operations appropriate to each year; The syllabus for Year 1 to Year 4 is published with grade-specific details.

Step 8. Examination and selection: Admission will be given to the highest scorers in the entrance exam, in order of merit; Fifty percent is the passing mark for Math and English; Selected candidates will be informed to complete the admission process; those who do not clear the exam or have outstanding fees may not be admitted.

Step 9. Syllabus resources: A vocabulary list for KG1 (FS2) and the Entrance Exam syllabus for Year 1 to Year 4 are available to guide preparation; Additional subject-specific materials are published for Year 1 and Year 2 tests as applicable.

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Private School of Scientific Innovation

Instructs in English

Fees AED 17,500 - 32,000

Pupils 492

Type Co-educational

Private School of Scientific Innovation is located in Sharjah at Ibn Kathir Al Makki Street in the Al Rahmaniya Suburb, Shaghrafa 3. Established in July 2020, it serves families seeking international education within the United Arab Emirates. The school offers a British curriculum, including Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE qualifications, alongside a stated American curriculum. This combination supports students who may plan to pursue higher education in different systems. The campus is accessible to families in the Sharjah area and aims to provide structured pathways from early years through secondary education. Instruction is delivered in English, with subject choices that align with internationally recognized assessment frameworks. The school emphasizes preparing students for global opportunities by exposing learners to standardized international examinations and curricula. The school seeks to foster curiosity, responsible citizenship, and practical inquiry through its program design. Parents overseas appreciate its clear pathways and close communication with families.

Location

The school is located in Sharjah, Al Rahmaniyah.

Stages

Foundation Stage 1 and 2 (FS1, FS2) through Class 13.

Type

Private school

Country affiliation

United Arab Emirates

Academic year covered

Academic year 2026–2027.

Application / registration and seat reservation fees

- New-admission one-time charge: AED 500 (applicable for new admissions).
- Annual school seat reservation for continuing students: AED 500 per student; this amount is taken from the first payment after completing registration procedures.
- School transportation seat reservation (when using school transport): AED 500 (applied at registration for transport).

Tuition fees by year group — annual statement and one‑off charges

For each year group below the figures show: Tuition after discount (annual), Books & Educational Resources (annual), Uniform (one‑off annual), and Total annual charge (AED):

- PRE-KG, KG1, KG2 — Tuition after discount: AED 17,500; Books & Resources: AED 2,000; Uniform: AED 700; Total annual charge: AED 20,200.

- Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 — Tuition after discount: AED 22,500; Books & Resources: AED 2,500; Uniform: AED 700; Total annual charge: AED 25,700.

- Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6 — Tuition after discount: AED 26,400; Books & Resources: AED 2,500; Uniform: AED 700; Total annual charge: AED 29,600.

- Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9 — Tuition after discount: AED 29,600; Books & Resources: AED 3,000; Uniform: AED 700; Total annual charge: AED 33,300.

- Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12 — Tuition after discount: AED 32,000; Books & Resources: AED 3,500; Uniform: AED 700; Total annual charge: AED 36,200.

Tuition instalments / billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition payment plan (tuition component only): four instalments as percentages of the annual tuition (after discounts):
- Payment 1: 30% of annual tuition (cash is accepted for this payment).
- Payment 2: 25% of annual tuition (cheque).
- Payment 3: 25% of annual tuition (cheque).
- Payment 4: 20% of annual tuition (cheque).
- Example instalment amounts (tuition component only):
- PRE-KG / KG1 / KG2 (tuition AED 17,500): Payment1 AED 5,250; Payment2 AED 4,375; Payment3 AED 4,375; Payment4 AED 3,500.
- Grade 1–3 (tuition AED 22,500): Payment1 AED 6,750; Payment2 AED 5,625; Payment3 AED 5,625; Payment4 AED 4,500.
- Grade 4–6 (tuition AED 26,400): Payment1 AED 7,920; Payment2 AED 6,600; Payment3 AED 6,600; Payment4 AED 5,280.
- Grade 7–9 (tuition AED 29,600): Payment1 AED 8,880; Payment2 AED 7,400; Payment3 AED 7,400; Payment4 AED 5,920.
- Grade 10–12 (tuition AED 32,000): Payment1 AED 9,600; Payment2 AED 8,000; Payment3 AED 8,000; Payment4 AED 6,400.
- Books, learning resources and uniform are charged as one‑off annual items (see the year‑group breakdown above) and are handled in addition to the tuition instalments.
- The school requires completion of registration procedures and payments by the stated deadline to guarantee a place (deadline noted as 20 August 2026 for the 2026–2027 intake).

School transportation fees and billing

- Transport fees are charged annually by route/zone. Typical published annual fees by zone are:
- Sharjah — Zone 1: Two‑way AED 4,500; One‑way AED 4,000.
- Sharjah — Zone 2: Two‑way AED 5,000; One‑way AED 4,500.
- Sharjah — Zone 3: Two‑way AED 6,500; One‑way AED 6,500.
- Ajman: Two‑way AED 5,500; One‑way AED 5,000.
- Umm Al Quwain: Two‑way AED 6,500; One‑way AED 6,500.
- Dubai (selected areas): Two‑way AED 6,500; One‑way AED 6,500.
- Transport seat reservation: AED 500 (applied at registration for students using transport).

Uniforms, books and other one‑off costs

- Uniform: AED 700 for all grade levels (annual / one‑off).
- Books & Educational Resources: tiered by age group — AED 2,000 for Pre‑KG to Nursery; AED 2,500 for Grade 1–6; AED 3,000 for Grade 7–9; AED 3,500 for Grade 10–12.
- Seat reservation charges and the new‑admission AED 500 are one‑time amounts as described above.

Discounts (applied to tuition only)

- Sibling discounts (applied oldest to youngest on tuition): 1st child 0%; 2nd child 5%; 3rd child 7.5%; 4th child 10%; 5th child and above 15%.
- Quran memorisation discount on tuition: ranges from 5% up to 50% depending on number of Juz'a memorised (examples given: 10–14 Juz'a = 5%; 30 Juz'a = up to 50%).
- Other discounts are applied to tuition only; books, uniforms and seat reservation fees are charged separately.

Refund information

- Uniforms, books and learning resources are non‑refundable once received.
- School seat reservation is non‑refundable, non‑deductible and non‑transferable in case of cancellation or withdrawal.
- The school's full refund and withdrawal terms (including conditions for tuition/transport refunds and any relevant notice periods) are set out in the school's parent contract and refund policy; parents should follow the contract terms when requesting refunds.

Boarding

- No boarding provision is listed; boarding fees are not applicable.

Accepted fee payment methods

- The published payment structure shows the school accepts cash for the first instalment and post‑dated cheques for subsequent instalments. The school lists the four‑instalment scheme (30% / 25% / 25% / 20% of tuition). Specific arrangements for bank transfer or card payments are not listed in the published fee summary and must be handled through the school's admissions/finance office.

Important administrative notes

- A place is not guaranteed for any student until all registration procedures and required payments are completed by the school's stated deadline.
- Fees are subject to regulatory approval and may be revised with Sharjah Private Education Authority approval.

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Sharjah International Private School – British Section

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 10,355 - 32,470

Pupils 2260

Type Co-educational

Sharjah International Private School – British Section is located in Sharjah's Al Qarain 5 area and educates students from early years (FS1/FS2) through Year 13. It follows the British curriculum, offering Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE qualifications. Established in 1996, the private UAE school carries Cambridge and Edexcel international accreditations and operates on a single campus with English as the main medium of instruction. The program emphasizes reading and language development, supported by a large Arabic book collection and e-reading platforms. The curriculum uses inquiry-based, collaborative, and project-based learning, and older students may choose additional science subjects to extend their talent development. Community engagement is integrated through projects and volunteering, including involvement with the Red Crescent. Extracurricular life includes gymnastics, football, and karate, along with cultural events such as International Day and World Food Day, fostering wellbeing and social awareness. The campus also features a sports court and outdoor play area to support physical activity.

Location

Located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, in the Al Qarain 5 area. Sharjah - Al Qarain 5 is the listed area. The school operates as a private British-curriculum institution.

Stages

Foundation Stage (FS1, FS2) through to Class 13.

Type

Private school offering the British curriculum.

Country affiliation

United Arab Emirates

Application / registration fee

- Registration (application) fee: AED 500. This fee is paid during registration and is applied against the first term's tuition if the student enrols. If the student does not start in the registered academic year the deposit is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by year group — annual amounts and per‑term breakdown

- The published annual school fee figure shown below is for "School Fees (Tuition + Book)". The school divides tuition into three instalments across the year: Term 1 = 40% of the annual tuition, Term 2 = 30%, Term 3 = 30%. Uniform charges are applied separately. Use the per‑term values below for budgeting; Term 1 amounts below show the 40% instalment plus the separate uniform charge (where shown).

- FS1 (Foundation Stage 1)
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 10,355
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% of tuition + uniform): AED 4,622
- Term 2 due (30% of tuition): AED 3,107
- Term 3 due (30% of tuition): AED 3,107.

- FS2 (Foundation Stage 2)
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 10,355
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 4,622
- Term 2 due: AED 3,107
- Term 3 due: AED 3,107.

- Year 1
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 10,355
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 4,622
- Term 2 due: AED 3,107
- Term 3 due: AED 3,107.

- Year 2
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 12,825
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 5,610
- Term 2 due: AED 3,848
- Term 3 due: AED 3,848.

- Year 3
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 12,825
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 5,610
- Term 2 due: AED 3,848
- Term 3 due: AED 3,848.

- Year 4
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 12,855
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 5,622
- Term 2 due: AED 3,857
- Term 3 due: AED 3,857.

- Year 5
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 15,300
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 6,600
- Term 2 due: AED 4,590
- Term 3 due: AED 4,590.

- Year 6
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 15,330
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 6,612
- Term 2 due: AED 4,599
- Term 3 due: AED 4,599.

- Year 7
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 15,475
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 6,670
- Term 2 due: AED 4,643
- Term 3 due: AED 4,643.

- Year 8
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 18,925
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 8,050
- Term 2 due: AED 5,678
- Term 3 due: AED 5,678.

- Year 9
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 18,960
- Uniform: AED 480
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 8,064
- Term 2 due: AED 5,688
- Term 3 due: AED 5,688.

- Year 10
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 19,080
- Uniform: AED 600
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 8,232
- Term 2 due: AED 5,724
- Term 3 due: AED 5,724.

- Year 11
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 25,330
- Uniform: AED 600
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 10,732
- Term 2 due: AED 7,599
- Term 3 due: AED 7,599.

- Year 12
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 28,300
- Uniform: AED 600
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 11,920
- Term 2 due: AED 8,490
- Term 3 due: AED 8,490.

- Year 13
- Annual (Tuition + Book): AED 32,470
- Uniform: AED 600
- Term 1 due (40% + uniform): AED 13,588
- Term 2 due: AED 9,741
- Term 3 due: AED 9,741.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Academic year starts in September. Tuition (and transportation) instalments are split 40% / 30% / 30% across Term 1 / Term 2 / Term 3. To compute a monthly figure the school divides the total tuition by 10 months.

- Payment options accepted by the school include: full payment (cash or Visa/MasterCard/debit/credit card) or a cash + post‑dated cheque plan (one cash/current cheque plus three post‑dated cheques). All cheques must be made out in the name SH. INT. PVT. SCHOOL and payments are processed through the Accounts Department. The school may also accept other standard payment methods through the finance office; follow the accounts instructions when completing enrolment.

- Installment cheque schedule (cash & cheque option): 1st payment — 30% cash or current‑dated cheque before the year starts; 2nd payment — cheque between November and December; 3rd payment — cheque between January and February; 4th payment — cheque between April and May. Tuition and transport are collected in three instalments across the academic year.

- Late or unpaid fees may result in penalties including withholding academic certificates, blocking transfer to another institution, and preventing re‑enrolment until outstanding fees are settled.

Boarding / residential provision

- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school and provides optional school transport; there is no published boarding fee. Transport is charged separately.

Transport (school bus)

- Annual school bus fees (typical published amounts): Sharjah / Ajman routes AED 4,200 per year; Dubai / Al Dhaid routes AED 4,800 per year. Transport charges are calculated and collected under the same 40/30/30 instalment framework.

Other costs and recurring fees

- Uniform: shown above per year group (AED 480 or AED 600 depending on year group). Uniform charges are non‑refundable.

- Schoolbooks: the published annual tuition figure in the school's fee schedule includes the books component (the fee line is labelled "Tuition + Book").
- Schoolbook charges are treated within the annual tuition total and are non‑refundable under the school's cancellation rules.

- External exam and assessment fees: the school charges separate exam/assessment fees. Example published amounts shown by the school are AED 700 (for CAT4, PT‑series and related charges for certain year groups) and AED 500 for other year bands; exam fees are billed separately from tuition. The school may also charge fees for optional extracurricular activities, trips, and other services.

Refund and withdrawal rules

- Withdrawal / cancellation rules: if a student attends two weeks or less, the school charges one month's tuition; if attendance exceeds two weeks but is one month or less, the school charges two months' tuition; if attendance exceeds one month the school charges the full term's tuition. The refunded amount is calculated from the date the parent's official withdrawal application is submitted (or the dropout date if earlier). Schoolbooks and uniforms are non‑refundable. Any refund requires processing through Accounts and the school states refunds take up to twelve (12) working days once all required papers are submitted. Discounts do not apply to registrations cancelled during the academic year.

Fee payment options and instructions

- Acceptable payment methods: full payment (cash or Visa/MasterCard/debit/credit card) or a combination cash + cheques as described above; cheques must be made payable to SH. INT. PVT. SCHOOL and all payments should be handled by the Accounts Department. The school publishes the bank/finance details and cashier procedures through its admissions/accounts office. Failure to follow payment procedures may incur penalties.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are available to purchase from the school store. The dress code is year-group specific: FS1–Year 1 wear navy-striped trousers with Bermuda, a navy-striped shirt, and a scarf; Years 2–7 wear a white shirt with navy-striped trousers or navy-striped skirt; Years 8–13 wear a white shirt with a pink/blue stripe and navy trousers or skirts. PE kit varies by year; winter wear is a navy fleece with the logo; hijab is allowed in any colour; abaya worn over the uniform must be plain black; cosmetics are not allowed; jewellery is restricted to studs.

Food Options

Healthy eating is promoted. Lunch can be provided by an external catering company for a small charge, or lunches can be brought from home; nut products and peanut butter are not permitted in school. EYFS (FS1–Year 1) parents provide two snacks and lunches should be in clearly labelled insulated lunchboxes with a bottle of water; there is a hot meal option available via the external catering programme as arranged with EYFS supervision.

House System

Life at SIPS is built on a British house system with four houses: Champions, Gladiators, Challengers, and Warriors. Each student is allocated to a house for life; family members join the same house, and houses compete in cross-curricular events across academic, art, sport and cultural activities, supporting pastoral care and leadership development.

Governance and Ownership

The Sharjah International Private School L.L.C | S.P. Board of Governors is appointed on a voluntary basis to provide oversight of operations and long-term strategy. Governors include the President, the Principal, the Secretary, and other appointed members.

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Crown Private School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 29,700

Type Co-educational

Located in Al-Humaidiya-2, Ajman, Crown Private School serves students aged 3 to 18 with a British curriculum. The school offers Early Years Foundation Stage (Kindergarten), Primary, and Secondary education, delivering curriculum-driven learning by expert teachers. Core study pathways include Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS and A Levels, alongside Edexcel IGCSE and BTEC, offering a wide range of qualifications. The programme emphasizes values, wellbeing, and enriching experiences, with a focus on environmental awareness and citizenship. Cambridge materials feature in admissions, underscoring the school's global outlook and preparation for international study and careers. Distinctive elements include Arts & Music in Student Life, bilingual and Islamic Studies in the cultural curriculum, and a pastoral care framework supporting social and emotional wellbeing. Sport and outdoor education contribute to physical resilience, while academic and intellectual development is complemented by culture and language learning, all aimed at preparing students for global success.

Location

Al-Humaidiya-2, Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The campus is in Ajman city.

Stages

EYFS (Kindergarten), Primary, Secondary

Type

Private

Additional learning support

The school provides support for students with special educational needs.

Country affiliation

United Arab Emirates

Religious affiliation

Islam (Islamic Studies) is part of the curriculum.

School fees — academic year 2026/27

Annual tuition, book, uniform and total fees (by year group)

- Pre KG — Tuition AED 24,200; Book fees AED 2,400; Uniform fees AED 1,200; Total fees AED 27,800.

- KG1 / KG2 — Tuition AED 20,600; Book fees AED 1,900; Uniform fees AED 960; Total fees AED 23,460.

- Grade 1 / Grade 2 — Tuition AED 23,700; Book fees AED 2,400; Uniform fees AED 960; Total fees AED 27,060.

- Grade 3 / Grade 4 — Tuition AED 25,600; Book fees AED 2,400; Uniform fees AED 960; Total fees AED 28,960.

- Grade 5 / Grade 6 — Tuition AED 25,300; Book fees AED 3,000; Uniform fees AED 780; Total fees AED 29,080.

- Grade 9 — Tuition AED 27,500; Book fees AED 3,000; Uniform fees AED 780; Total fees AED 31,280.

- Grade 12 — Tuition AED 29,700; Book fees AED 3,000; Uniform fees AED 780; Total fees AED 33,480.

Per-term (installment) amounts

- School fees are billed in two equal instalments (50% / 50%). The instalment amount is therefore 50% of the annual total fee for the selected year group. Examples:
- Pre KG per instalment: AED 13,900 (50% of AED 27,800).
- KG1 / KG2 per instalment: AED 11,730 (50% of AED 23,460).
- Grade 1 / Grade 2 per instalment: AED 13,530 (50% of AED 27,060).
- Grade 3 / Grade 4 per instalment: AED 14,480 (50% of AED 28,960).
- Grade 5 / Grade 6 per instalment: AED 14,540 (50% of AED 29,080).
- Grade 9 per instalment: AED 15,640 (50% of AED 31,280).
- Grade 12 per instalment: AED 16,740 (50% of AED 33,480).

Billing schedule and payment terms (2026/27)

- Instalment dates for the academic year: first instalment (50%) due on 14 August 2026; second instalment (50%) due on 2 January 2027. Fees are collected according to the instalment schedule.

- Discounts and conditions:
- Sibling discount: 5% on tuition fees.
- Esaad: 20% on tuition fees.
- Fazaa & Homat Al Watan: 15% on tuition fees.
- Offers cannot be combined; full-payment and card discounts apply only after completion of one full academic year and when payment follows the specified payment plan.

Application / registration and reservation fees

- Registration fee: AED 500 (non‑refundable) and counted toward the tuition fees. A seat reservation is cancelled if required instalment payments are not made by the deadline (registration / seat reservation conditions apply for the 2026/27 intake). If bus service is required, a separate bus seat reservation fee of AED 500 is payable and will be deducted from the annual transportation charge.

Transportation (bus) fees and charges

- Bus annual fees (two-way, full academic year):
- Ajman routes: AED 3,400 per year.
- Sharjah / Umm Al Quwain routes: AED 4,500 per year.

- Bus seat reservation: AED 500 (deducted from the transport fee when the parent enrolls in the bus service).

Other costs and charges

- Book fees and uniform fees are listed by year group above and are included in the Total Fees column for each year group.

- Extra activities and additional services (where applicable) may appear as separate invoice items; parents are advised that extra activity fees can be shown on the fee invoice. Payment guidance references extra activity charges.

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable; Crown Private School operates as a day school.

Refund information

- The registration fee of AED 500 is non‑refundable if the student does not continue. Seat reservation conditions and deadlines apply and can result in cancellation of a reserved seat if instalment payments are not made by the specified date.

Fee payment options and practical instructions

- Accepted payment methods include bank transfer (IBAN / account details provided by the school), cash, cheque and credit card. A specific Ajman Bank credit‑card monthly payment option (0% interest) is promoted as an available arrangement. After making payment by bank transfer, the school requests that parents forward the acknowledgement to the accounts department for confirmation. Bank account details are provided for online transfers.

Short note about the published schedule

- The published 2026/27 fee schedule provides the annual tuition, book and uniform line items shown above and a two‑instalment billing schedule (50%/50%) with the instalment dates listed for the 2026/27 year. Some grade rows in the on‑page table are presented as grouped rows; the amounts listed above follow the school's published fee table for 2026/27.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has a Positive Behaviour Management & Wellbeing Policy.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has CPS SEND POLICY.

Mental Wellbeing

The school has a Positive Behaviour Management & Wellbeing Policy.

Safeguarding

The school has a Child Protection Policy and Safeguarding Policy; safeguarding aligns with UAE Wadeema Law (Federal Law No. 3 of 2016) and MOE policy requirements.

Admissions

1) Admission Process: Joining Crown Private School, Ajman is a simple three-step process. The process is designed to be clear, transparent, and supportive for families. Before starting the stages outlined below, review the mandatory application guidelines for a smooth enrollment. An online application link is provided to begin the process. 2) Submit the Documents: Submit all required academic and identity records through the online portal to initiate the application. Documents required include a recent colour passport-sized photograph of the student; the student's original Emirates ID and a photocopy; both parents' original Emirates IDs and photocopies; a copy of the student's passport (with valid residence visa for non-UAE citizens); and fill out the Bus form and submit during registration. The School Registration Office is open Monday to Thursday, 8:00am to 2:00pm to complete the registration form and submit these documents. 3) Booking the seat: Secure your child's place by confirming the offer and reserving your seat for the academic year. 4) Payment & Collection: Complete the tuition payment and collect your child's school uniform, books, and resources. Important Notes: Child's age will be considered for grade placement as per MOE rules and regulations. The school has the right to reject a student's registration if he/she has failed to meet the academic and conduct standards set by the school. The legal guardian needs to provide authentic court documents verifying their legal guardianship. In order to register your child with the Ajman Education Zone (AEZ), the school must register the student's name on the Ministry SIS system by using the student's original UAE ID Card or a Transfer Certificate before the start of the school year. Documents Required: One recent colour passport-sized photograph of the student; Student's original Emirates ID and a photocopy; Both parents' original Emirates IDs and photocopies; Copy of the student's passport (with valid residence visa for non-UAE citizens); Bus form. Open days and private campus tours are available.

Scholarships

Discounts and discounts-based scholarships: 5% tuition discount for students from Pre-KG and KG1 with a sibling enrolled at Crown Private School; Esaad 20% discount; Fazaa & Homat Al Watan 15% discount. Discounts cannot be clubbed with any other offer. Full payment and card discounts apply only after one full academic year and per the payment plan. First instalment (50%) is due on 14 August each year; second instalment (50%) is due on 2 January each year.

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Harvest Private School (formerly Al Rashad British Private School)

Instructs in English

Fees AED 9,350 - 20,600

Pupils 1052

Type Co-educational

Harvest Private School, Ras Al Khaimah, U.A.E. (P.O. Box 4328), offers a British National Curriculum from early years through secondary. It follows the England National Curriculum and prepares students for Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. The campus has four phases: Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary, and High School. Boys and girls classes are in separate sections. Opened in 1994 as Al-Rashad Private School, it adopted the British Curriculum in 2013-2014 and was renamed Harvest in 2016-2017. It is licensed for K-12 education. Facilities include a covered kindergarten play area, a library, art rooms, a cafeteria, 15 air-conditioned buses, and a medical room with a doctor and two nurses. There are science labs, ICT suites, and multimedia resources. Outdoor and indoor sport covers athletics, basketball, football, gymnastics, and volleyball. Student life features clubs focused on social and hobbies. A dedicated medical team supports student health needs.

Location

Harvest Private School is located in Al Dhait South, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. The mailing address is P.O. Box 4328, Al Dhait South, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. The contact phone is +971 (0)7 235 5098. The campus sits in Ras Al Khaimah and serves the surrounding community.

Stages

The school consists of four sections: kindergarten (Phase 1), Primary (Phase 2), Secondary (Phase 3) and High School (Phase 4).

Type

The boys' and girls' classes are held separately in a separate section.

Country affiliation

The school has a British curriculum (National Curriculum for England).

Application fees

- No separate application or registration fee amount is published for new or returning students on the school's published fees information or admissions documents.

Tuition and related mandatory charges by year group (annual and per-term)

Notes before the line-by-line amounts:
- All published fees are shown in United Arab Emirates Dirhams (AED). The school publishes the following items by year group: MOE fee, VAT, any published discount, the total schooling fee after discount (including VAT), the tuition component, textbook fee and uniform fee. The figures below follow the school's published 2026/2027 fee schedule.
- The school's published tuition figures are annual amounts. The UAE Ministry of Education academic year is organised in three terms; the per-term figures shown below are the annual tuition divided into three equal installments (rounded to the nearest AED) to give a clear per-term figure.

For each year group the line shows: Annual MOE fee (AED), VAT (AED), Discount (AED), Schooling fee after discount including VAT (AED), Annual Tuition (AED), Textbook fee (AED), Uniform fee (AED), then Tuition per term (AED rounded):

- KG 1: MOE fee AED 10,750; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 10,770; Tuition AED 9,350; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,117.
- KG 2: MOE fee AED 10,750; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 10,770; Tuition AED 9,350; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,117.
- Grade 1: MOE fee AED 11,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 11,320; Tuition AED 9,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,300.
- Grade 2: MOE fee AED 11,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 11,320; Tuition AED 9,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,300.
- Grade 3: MOE fee AED 11,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 11,320; Tuition AED 9,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,300.
- Grade 4: MOE fee AED 13,500; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 13,520; Tuition AED 12,100; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 4,033.
- Grade 5: MOE fee AED 17,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 1,400; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 15,920; Tuition AED 15,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 5,300.
- Grade 6: MOE fee AED 17,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 1,400; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 15,920; Tuition AED 15,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 5,300.
- Grade 7: MOE fee AED 17,415; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 17,440; Tuition AED 15,965; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 5,322.
- Grade 8: MOE fee AED 18,950; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 1,050; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 17,925; Tuition AED 17,500; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 5,833.
- Grade 9: MOE fee AED 19,950; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 1,450; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,525; Tuition AED 18,500; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,167.
- Grade 10: MOE fee AED 22,100; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 3,300; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,825; Tuition AED 20,600; Textbooks AED 1,000; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,867.
- Grade 11: MOE fee AED 22,200; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 3,300; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,925; Tuition AED 20,600; Textbooks AED 1,100; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,867.
- Grade 12: MOE fee AED 22,300; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 3,400; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,925; Tuition AED 20,600; Textbooks AED 1,200; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,867.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school publishes annual fee figures and provides an online payment portal for fee payment. The online payment portal used by the school is harvestschool.stspayone.com and supports immediate online payments (the portal shows an AED amount field and a PAY NOW action). The school's published materials do not set out a detailed public schedule of due dates, installment options or late-payment penalties. Parents should expect the published annual amounts to be the basis for billing and that online payment is available.

Boarding fees

- No boarding program or boarding fee is published for Harvest Private School in the school's public materials. The school's public information presents it as a day school and does not list boarding charges.

Other costs and optional services

- Textbooks: a fixed annual textbook charge is published for each year group (see the amounts listed above). These are shown as separate annual charges in AED.
- Uniforms: a fixed annual uniform charge is published for each year group (see the amounts listed above).
- Transportation: a transportation-fees page is present in the school's published materials (Transportation Fees 2025/2026), but specific route-by-route or per-student amounts are not shown on the public page. Transportation is offered as a separate charged service, with the detailed fee schedule published separately from the 2026/2027 schooling fees.
- Examinations and external assessment charges (for IGCSE/AS/A-Level exam entries) and other ad hoc activity charges are commonly billed separately at many Cambridge/UK-curriculum schools; no separate exam-entry charge schedule is publicly listed in the school's 2026/2027 fee table. The tuition lines above are the school's published tuition component; parents should allow for possible additional exam or subject fees where relevant.

Refund information

- There is no publicly posted, detailed refund policy or explicit refund schedule available in the school's published fees page or policy documents. No explicit refund conditions or refund amounts are published.

Fee payment options

- Payments are accepted through the school's online payment portal (harvestschool.stspayone.com) which is configured to accept AED payments and provides an immediate PAY NOW action for the amount entered. The school's public pages do not list other specific payment channels (for example, published bank-account details or explicit mention of in-person card payment) in the fee schedule page.

Brief note on published information gaps

- The school's 2026/2027 published fee schedule provides clear annual figures for MOE fees, VAT, discounts, total schooling fee (including VAT) and the tuition, textbook and uniform charges per year group. The school's public materials do not publish a specific application fee amount, a full billing calendar (explicit due dates or formal instalment plan descriptions), detailed transport-route pricing on the Transport page, a refund policy text, or a public list of alternative payment methods beyond the online payment portal. For the 2026/2027 year the figures above are the school's published amounts; parents typically use these annual figures for planning and (where required) divide by the school's term count for termly instalments.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are required and can be purchased from the school suppliers.

Food Options

The school cafeteria sells healthy snacks and drinks during break times. The options are healthy, nutritious and balanced.

Governance and Ownership

Harvest Private School is governed by a Board of Directors. The Chairman is Abdullah Bin Khater Al-Nuaimi and the Vice Chairman is Khawater Youssef Abu Laila Al Ali. The Executive Principal is Ms. Ashrat Ali.

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Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees AED 24,950 - 39,290

Type Co-educational, Day School

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Location

Fujairah, UAE

Stages

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Type

Co-educational Day School

Additional learning support

SENDIA Award-winning inclusion programme

Country affiliation

United Kingdom

Religious affiliation

Non-denominational

School day structure

Full day

Bus service

Transportation services available

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Focus on nurturing environment and personal growth

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

SENDIA Award-winning inclusion programme with dedicated staff and external agency partnerships

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

EAL support available

Mental Wellbeing

Comprehensive wellbeing initiatives

Safeguarding

E-Safe School accreditation

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Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

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