Ahlia School

Located in the Al Qurayya area, Building 166, Street 45, Block 545, Kingdom of Bahrain. The school can be reached at +973 77476666 and [email protected] The school day runs from 7:00am to 3:00pm, Sunday to Thursday.

Pre-school, Elementary, Middle School & High School (Grades 1 to 12).

Differentiated instruction that meets learners' needs, interest and abilities.

Kingdom of Bahrain

School day runs 7:00am to 3:00pm from Sunday to Thursday.

The school emphasizes holistic development across physical, emotional, social, aesthetic, and intellectual growth. It aims to develop lifelong learners and collaborative problem-solvers through a balanced curriculum and a nurturing environment. The school's atmosphere is described as rich and attractive, with a low teacher-student ratio and an effective academic and administrative team supporting students. Co-curricular activities supplement classroom learning to support social and emotional development. The curriculum addresses knowledge, understanding, skills, and attitudes to foster well-being and resilience.

The school has limited resources to help students with special needs. Parents should mention any area in which they suspect their child has difficulty and share assessments, evaluations, or records of support from previous schools. The school reviews previous reports and certificates as part of the admission process. If a student is found to have learning needs beyond the school's capabilities, the student will be asked to withdraw. The school accepts students of all nationalities and aims for average to above-average students.

Admission to Pre-School (3-5 years) is based on the child's ability to understand and speak Basic English. The entrance exam for Elementary through High School includes English Language, Mathematics, and Arabic. The student must have sufficient listening and speaking proficiency in English to follow instructions and explanations and must be able to express ideas in written English and read with comprehension. The school's staff are selected for their teaching experience and English pronunciation. English is evident in the admissions process and curriculum expectations.

The school promotes holistic learner development across five areas: physical, emotional, social, aesthetic, and intellectual growth. It aims to develop dispositions for lifelong learning and problem-solving, with a focus on individual and collaborative learning. The low teacher-student ratio and a supportive environment contribute to students' emotional and social well-being. Co-curricular activities supplement classroom learning to enhance overall well-being. The program emphasizes creating a positive, nurturing environment for students.

Enrollment/Registration: Ahlia School accepts students of all nationalities who wish to join the school. The curriculum is intended for average to above-average students. Students should be in the age group specified by December 31 to qualify for the grade they are applying for, per Ministry of Education guidelines. It is required that students be toilet trained in order to progress from Pre-Nursery to Nursery. Table (1) Grade Levels and Age Groups sets out the grades and ages, with Pre-school (Nursery, KG1, KG2) for ages 3–5, Elementary (G1–G5) for ages 6–10, Middle School (G6–G8) for ages 11–13, and High School (G9–G12) for ages 14–17. Payment Methods: Fees can be paid yearly, per semester, or monthly; the monthly option requires signing a declaration to pay the full academic year at the beginning of each month for ten months. Sibling Discount: A 15% discount on tuition is available when registering siblings. Withdrawal Procedures: If withdrawing, parents must inform the school in writing of the final day of attendance, return all textbooks and library materials, and obtain clearances from the Accounting Department, Resource Center, Library, and classroom teachers; transfer grades will be given. Learning Needs: If a student is found to have learning needs beyond the school's capabilities, the student will be asked to withdraw. Refund Policy: The registration fee of BD200 is non-refundable; if withdrawing after the first day of school or during the semester, no tuition refund is available; if withdrawing before the first day, a refund of 50% of the tuition fees paid prior to the first day is available. Uniform: Students wear the school uniform as specified by grade level, with items and guidelines including name labeling and dress code details. First Week: The first week has a structured plan for new students, including book collection, group activities, orientation to classmates and staff, and early start times. Attendance: All students are expected to attend scheduled classes; if absent, parents should notify the Admin Team with appropriate documentation; prolonged absences may lead to further assessment. Pick-up and tardiness: Collection times are 12:40 for Pre-school and 14:05 for Elementary & Middle; late pickups may incur fees or require transportation arrangements; the school day begins at 07:00 with guidelines for late arrival and early collection. Early drop-offs: The gate opens at 06:45; arrival before 06:50 requires supervision; tardiness rules and procedures apply. Citations: turn2view0; turn3view0.