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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.
Application & Registration Fees
- Application fee: BHD 30, payable when the application file is submitted.
- Registration (acceptance) fee: BHD 200, payable upon acceptance; this registration fee is non‑refundable.
Tuition fees (amounts by year group)
- The school does not publish a public fee schedule with tuition amounts by year group on its fee‑structure page; specific annual and per‑term tuition figures must be obtained directly from the school administration.
Other compulsory fees and typical year‑group items
- Book fee: Pre‑school BHD 50; Elementary BHD 100.
- Stationery fee: Pre‑school BHD 50; Elementary BHD 100 (collected at the start of term).
- Transport (school bus) fee: BHD 300 (collected at start of the school year).
- Supply lists for each grade (stationery and consumables) are published for the 2025–26 academic year.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Payment frequency options: parents may pay tuition annually (one payment), by semester, or monthly. If the monthly option is chosen, payments are made across ten months and parents must sign a declaration confirming monthly payments.
- Registration fee is due on acceptance; book/stationery and transport fees are due at or before the start of the academic year/term. Instalment deadlines and term‑by‑term billing are set by the school; parents are required to ensure fees are paid by the due dates.
Sibling discount and fee concessions
- Sibling discount: 10% discount applies to school tuition fees for families with more than one child enrolled (applies to school fees only). Withdrawing a student who received a sibling discount cancels the discount for that academic year.
Boarding / Accommodation
- Ahlia School operates as a day school; boarding accommodation is not provided.
Refund policy
- Registration fee (BHD 200) is explicitly non‑refundable.
- If a student withdraws prior to the first day of school, parents/guardians are eligible for a refund equal to 50% of the school fees already paid.
- If a student withdraws after the second instalment of school fees has been paid, no refund of school fees is available.
Fee payment options (methods and practical notes)
- The school's publicly posted pages state the permitted billing frequencies (annual, semester, monthly) but do not list specific accepted payment instruments (for example: credit card, bank transfer, cheque or cash) on the fee‑structure or admission pages. Parents should use the administration's accounts office to confirm accepted payment methods and to obtain invoices or receipts.
Summary (practical points for a parent entering data into a database)
- Recorded, fixed amounts available from published school material: Application fee BHD 30; Registration fee BHD 200 (non‑refundable); Book fee Pre‑school BHD 50 / Elementary BHD 100; Stationery Pre‑school BHD 50 / Elementary BHD 100; Transport fee BHD 300; Sibling discount 10% on tuition.
- The school does not publish per‑grade tuition figures on its fee‑structure page; tuition amounts and the detailed per‑term/per‑grade schedule must be requested from the school administration. Billing frequency options (annual / per semester / monthly over 10 months) and the refund rules above apply.
Located in Saar, Bahrain, Ahlia School opened in 2010 and serves students from pre-school through Grade 12. The school offers an American Curriculum for ages 3 to 17, with a balanced and meaningful program. Core subjects include Physical Education, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Science, alongside Arabic and French, as well as Music and Art. The campus supports a student-centered approach designed to develop the holistic learner—physically, socially, emotionally, aesthetically and intellectually—through resources and collaboration. The management and faculty strive to create an inspiring environment that supports both academic and social achievement. Ahlia School places strong emphasis on language development and bilingual study, incorporating Arabic and French alongside English instruction, while integrating arts and physical education as essential parts of daily learning. This approach helps prepare students for further study in international settings, while maintaining connections to local culture and community. The school welcomes families seeking opportunities in Bahrain today worldwide.
