Al Hidaya Al Khalifia School

The school is located in Amilo, Mubarakpur, Azamgarh, India. The address listed is Amilo, Mubarakpur, Azamgarh.

Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia School — Fees overview (academic year 2026/27)

Application / registration fees
- Bahraini nationals: No application or tuition charge; government (public) schools in Bahrain provide free education for school-age Bahraini students.
- Non‑Bahraini students: Admission to government schools is managed by the Ministry of Education; any administrative or enrolment charges applied to non‑Bahraini students are set by the Ministry or by the school under Ministry policy. Specific one‑time application or registration charges for Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia are not published publicly.

Tuition fees by year group / term (day‑school model)
- Bahraini students (all year groups): No term or annual tuition fee—education in government schools is provided without tuition to Bahraini students. There is no published term‑by‑term tuition schedule for Bahraini students at Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia.
- Non‑Bahraini students (where applicable): Any tuition or annual charge for non‑Bahraini students would be determined centrally by Ministry policy or by the school under that policy. No school‑published, grade‑by‑grade term or annual fee schedule for non‑Bahraini students at Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia for 2026/27 was located during research.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- For Bahraini students: Not applicable—there is no tuition billing cycle for Bahraini students at government schools.
- For any fees charged to non‑Bahraini students: Billing schedules (termly/annual), due dates and late‑payment penalties are set by the Ministry or by the individual school per Ministry guidance. No publicly available Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia fee calendar or term‑due dates were found.

Boarding / residential fees
- Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia operates as a government day school; no boarding or dormitory programme and therefore no boarding fees apply. Government secondary schools in Bahrain are typically day schools rather than boarding institutions.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, books, transport, extracurriculars)
- Textbooks and basic school materials: Government policy has historically provided free textbooks for public school students; families may still meet personal costs for stationery, workbooks, or optional learning materials.
- Uniforms: Uniforms are commonly required at Bahraini government schools; the cost of uniforms is borne by families (no universal government subsidy for uniform purchase is published). No school‑published uniform price list for Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia was found.
- Transport: The Ministry provides transport arrangements for eligible public‑school students in some cases; whether a pupil is entitled to free school transport depends on Ministry policy and eligibility criteria. Any paid contracted bus services would have separate charges and terms.
- Extracurricular activities, field trips and optional services: These may incur additional, event‑specific charges; no standard extra‑cost schedule for Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia was publicly available.

Refund information
- Bahraini students: Refund rules for tuition are not applicable because there is no tuition charge for Bahraini pupils in government schools.
- Non‑Bahraini students (if any tuition or payments are taken): Refund and withdrawal policies are set by the Ministry/school and would apply to any paid fees; no Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia‑specific published refund policy for the 2026/27 year was found.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / others)
- For government schools where fees apply to non‑Bahraini students or for optional paid services, payment methods and accepted instruments (bank transfer, in‑person bank payment, point‑of‑sale/credit card, or online payment) are determined by the Ministry or by the school's administrative office. No Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia specific list of accepted payment channels for 2026/27 was publicly available.

Short summary of findings and gaps
- Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia is a government (public) secondary school in Bahrain; Bahrain's public‑school policy provides free basic education for Bahraini students and, as a general policy, textbooks/related public services are supplied under Ministry arrangements. Specific, grade‑by‑grade term or annual tuition amounts, itemised application/registration charges, a published 2026/27 fee schedule, boarding fees or an explicit school payment options list for Al Hidaya Al‑Khalifia were not found in publicly available sources during research. Where fees can apply (for non‑Bahraini pupils or for optional paid services), those amounts and payment terms are set by the Ministry or by the school under Ministry guidance and are not published as a school‑level fee schedule in available sources.