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Naseem International School is located in the Riffa area of Bahrain. The campus address is Building 30, Road 18, West Riffa, Isa Town, P.O. Box 28503, Kingdom of Bahrain. The school sits in central western Bahrain near Isa Town and Riffa and is accessible via major road links. The Bahrain-based location is listed in the school's contact details.
Naseem International School is an N-12 IB World School. It offers the full International Baccalaureate continuum: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), Diploma Programme (DP) and Career-related Programme (CP). The school identifies itself as a dual-language IB World School and is authorized for all four IB programmes.
The school is co-educational and operates as a day school. It does not publish boarding facilities; the IB information for the school lists boarding facilities as DAY.
Public information does not specify a dedicated SEN/Special Educational Needs provision in official materials. The school describes itself as a dual-language institution offering IB programmes and operates within Bahrain's context of local Islamic culture.
No formal country affiliation is stated. The school operates in Bahrain and is identified as an IB World School in Bahrain.
There is no formal religious affiliation published. The school notes education within the context of local Islamic culture.
School hours run from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm. This schedule is reflected in the school's opening hours.
The school does not publish an internal transport service. Public bus routes 15 and 19 serve the area near Naseem International School, with nearby stops such as Driver Training School-1 and Bahrain Training Institute. Families often use local bus routes or private transport.
Below is a clear, factual breakdown of Naseem International School fees for the current academic year, presented for use by parents and external databases.
Application and one-time enrolment fees
- Application form (new students): BHD 30.00.
- Registration (one-time, new students): BHD 300.00.
- Services development fee (one-time, new students): BHD 400.00.
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term amounts)
- Nursery (Kindergarten / Nursery): Annual tuition BHD 2,292. Term breakdown: BHD 1,146 + BHD 1,146.
- KG1: Annual tuition BHD 3,056. Term breakdown: BHD 1,528 + BHD 1,528.
- KG2: Annual tuition BHD 3,268. Term breakdown: BHD 1,634 + BHD 1,634.
- Grades 1–5: Annual tuition BHD 3,518. Term breakdown: BHD 1,759 + BHD 1,759.
- Grade 6: Annual tuition BHD 3,928. Term breakdown: BHD 1,964 + BHD 1,964.
- Grades 7–8: Annual tuition BHD 3,943. Term breakdown: approximately BHD 1,972 + BHD 1,971.
- Grades 9–10: Annual tuition BHD 4,450. Term breakdown: BHD 2,225 + BHD 2,225.
- Grades 11–12: Annual tuition BHD 4,526. Term breakdown: BHD 2,263 + BHD 2,263.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school issues tuition billing in scheduled installments across the academic year; parents are required to settle the invoiced amounts by the published deadlines prior to enrolment.
- The school's published tuition policy uses a multi-part installment schedule: a first payment (reservation/deposit) due in early May, the remainder of the first installment due in early August, and the final installment due in early December. Late payment penalties are applied to overdue amounts. Specific due-date windows and a 1% per‑week late-payment penalty are part of the school's published tuition policy.
- The bus fee (where used) is collected with the May installment / first payment cycle.
Boarding fees
- The school operates as a day school; there is no published full- or weekly-boarding programme and no boarding fees are listed.
Other costs and annual extras
- Books and resources are not included in the tuition figures; book/resource fees are charged separately.
- IB exam and programme fees are not included in tuition and are charged separately when applicable.
- Grade 12 graduation participation carries a separate graduation fee (not included in tuition).
- Chromebook devices for Grades 1–12 are purchased directly through the school and are not included in the tuition totals.
- School bus/transport is an additional charge announced in the annual fees notice (bus fees are typically announced in the May billing cycle and must be paid with that installment).
- Uniform, stationery, extracurricular trip costs and certain activity fees are additional to the published tuition and are not included in the annual tuition figures above; those costs are invoiced or communicated separately. (No fixed uniform price schedule is published with the general fee schedule.)
Refund information
- The publicly available fee materials do not publish a detailed refund schedule for tuition, registration or other one-time fees. The school's published fees page states that fees are payable before enrolment but does not provide a public, itemised refund/credit policy in the fee schedule. Where a formal refund policy or the refundability of one‑time fees is required, the school's accounts or admissions office should be consulted directly.
Fee payment options
- The school's published fee schedule and public fee summary do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card or cheque) in the fee image/text that accompanies the published schedule. The school's accounts office handles fee collection and payment details for families at registration.
Summary of source coverage and gaps found
- Published one-time fees (application, registration, services development), annual tuition amounts by grade and notable exclusions (books, IB fees, Chromebooks, bus fee timing) are listed in the school's public fee materials and corroborated by independent school-fee directories.
- The school public fee materials include billing timing and installment practice but do not publish a detailed, itemised refund policy or a list of accepted payment methods in the public fee image/text. These specific items were not available on the publicly posted fee schedule.
If you need these figures displayed or imported in a specific field layout for your external database, use the figures above exactly as shown (currency: BHD).
The school serves both local Bahraini and international families and describes itself as bilingual and internationally oriented. Exact numbers of nationalities represented and the local-to-international ratio are not publicly disclosed.