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Bahrain
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Uniforms are gender-specific: boys wear white plain shirts with navy blue trousers, and IX–XII wear a neck tie; primary pupils wear navy blue trousers/shorts. Girls wear white plain shirts with a navy pinafore; winter wear includes navy blue sweaters. Belts for boys must be black with a simple buckle, and belts for girls must be stitched to the pinafore.
The canteen is contracted and maintains a high level of hygiene in food preparation and distribution. Meals are available at an economical rate, and teachers monitor food and hygiene in the canteen. Tea or soft drinks are available on campus.
The school uses a house system for co-curricular activities. On PT days, students wear House T-Shirts to indicate house affiliation.
Established in 1950, The Indian School Bahrain (ISB) is one of the largest community schools in the Gulf region, operating across two expansive campuses in Riffa and Isa Town. The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum, offering a structured academic path from Lower Kindergarten through to Grade 12. The Isa Town campus houses senior students and features the Jashanmal Auditorium, extensive libraries, and specialized laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. A distinct feature of the school is its vibrant extracurricular calendar, anchored by the "Tarang" Youth Festival, which serves as a major platform for students to compete in music, dance, and literary events. Additionally, the school organizes "Technofest," a large-scale science exhibition that encourages student innovation in STEM fields. The Riffa campus is dedicated exclusively to early years and lower primary education, providing a focused environment for younger learners.
