New Vision School

Bahrain, Manama

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees BHD 1,230 - 2,436

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 2011

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE

Taught languages English, Arabic

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

New Vision School is a bilingual, co-educational institution in Manama, Bahrain, offering a British curriculum through Cambridge Assessment International Education and Edexcel. The school integrates Ministry of Education Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Mowatana into its programme, and is an IELTS examination center established with the British Council. Preschool and Elementary follow the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP) and the International Primary Curriculum (IPC); Middle School follows CLSP; Grades 9-10 pursue IGCSE, with Grades 11-12 offering AS and A Levels through Edexcel. The campus supports hands-on learning with science labs and technology, and English and Arabic are central to the language program. The school emphasizes critical thinking, inquiry-based learning, and global citizenship within a caring, pastoral environment. Sport, arts, and cultural activities are core components, with co-curricular trips and World Scholar's Cup participation enhancing intellectual and social development. Established in 2011 by Ms. Soheir Mahfouz, New Vision School fosters student-centred growth.

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New Vision School, Gate 25, Building 3, Road 83, Magabah 5, Manama, Bahrain

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Location

Gate 25, Building 3, Road 83, Magabah 5, Manama, Bahrain. It is in the Manama area of Bahrain. The school can be contacted at +973 1731 1202 or info@nvsbh.org.

Stages

Preschool & Elementary School follow the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP) and International Primary Curriculum (IPC). Middle School follows the Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme (CLSP), while Grades 9–10 prepare for IGCSE and Grades 11–12 prepare for Edexcel AS/A-Level.

Type

The school is bilingual and co-educational in the Kingdom of Bahrain and follows a British curriculum.

Country affiliation

Kingdom of Bahrain

School day structure

Sun–Thu 7:00 am to 1:45 pm

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Fees

Application / Registration and Seat Reservation
- Seat reservation: BD 200 payable over two years to reserve a place at registration.
- Application / Registration fee: equal to the applicable book fees for the pupil's stage plus the final monthly tuition installment for the academic year (book fee + last monthly installment).

Tuition fees (monthly installments by grade)
- Grade 1 (ages 6–7): BD 102.5 per month.
- Grade 2 (ages 7–8): BD 102.5 per month.
- Grade 3 (ages 8–9): BD 115 per month.
- Grade 4 (ages 9–10): BD 115 per month.
- Grade 5 (ages 10–11): BD 131.5 per month.
- Grade 6 (ages 11–12): BD 131.5 per month.
- Grade 7 (ages 12–13): BD 148 per month.
- Grade 8 (ages 13–14): BD 148 per month.
- Grade 9 (ages 14–15): BD 159 per month.
- Grade 10 (ages 15–16): BD 203 per month.
- Grade 11 (ages 16–17): BD 203 per month.
- Grade 12 (ages 17–18): BD 203 per month.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is collected as monthly instalments. Specific term dates or the number of monthly instalments per academic year are not specified here; tuition is shown as a monthly instalment amount by grade.
- The registration/application fee is charged at registration and equals the stage book fee plus the last monthly installment for the academic year (see Book Fees below).
- Sibling discount: when three siblings are enrolled, a 10% discount is applied to the eldest child's fees.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable / no boarding fees are listed.

Other costs and fees
- Book fees by stage:
- Primary (Grades 1–4): BD 150.
- Primary (Grades 5–6): BD 160.
- Preparatory (Grades 7–9): BD 180.
- Secondary (Grades 10–12): BD 180.
- Items explicitly excluded from the fee schedule: trip fees and transportation fees (these are charged separately).
- Uniform costs are not listed in the published fee items.

Refund information
- Withdrawal before the start of the academic year: paid fees are refunded except for the registration fee, which is retained.
- Withdrawal after the academic year has begun: 50% of the fees paid are retained (deducted), and the registration fee is retained (not refunded).

Fee payment options and bank details
- Accepted payment methods: cash; Benefit Fawateer (online bill payment); cheques. Online payment is available via Benefit Fawateer.
- School bank account details for bank transfer:
- Client Name: New Vision School.
- Account Number: 1010203686001.
- IBAN: BH89ABIBO1010203686001.

Notes on missing / unspecified fee details
- The published schedule provides monthly instalment amounts by grade and details the components of the registration fee, book fees, payment methods, and refund rules. It does not specify the number of monthly instalments in an academic year, explicit per-term or annual totals, a separate uniform charge, nor any boarding fees; those items are therefore not included in the figures above.

Academics

Curriculum

New Vision School is a bilingual, co-educational institution in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It offers a British Curriculum through Cambridge Assessment International Education and Pearson Edexcel, together with the Ministry of Education curriculum for Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Mowatana. The school is an Edexcel Examination Center and a Cambridge Associate School and Examination Centre in collaboration with the British Council, and it hosts IELTS registration and examinations. Preschool and Elementary follow the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP) and International Primary Curriculum (IPC); Middle School follows Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme (CLSP); Grades 9–10 pursue IGCSE; and Grades 11–12 pursue AS in Grade 11 and A Level in Grade 12 (Edexcel). This pathway provides internationally recognized qualifications across the primary to secondary years.

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Admissions

Registration Procedures: For Grade One and Above: 1 The parent must attend personally with the student for the interview. The new student must take a placement test on a date determined by the school administration for students entering Grade 1 and above. The parent will be informed of the student's result the day after the test. If the student passes the placement test, the parent may proceed with the registration process and submit all required registration documents to the registration officer in the administration. Registration Requirements: 1 Payment of registration fees. 2 Payment of book fees according to the fee schedule. 3 Payment of tuition fees for April May June 2025 for Kindergarten students. 4 Payment of June 2025 tuition fees for school students. 5 Submission of the completed registration form along with the following documents: two recent passport-sized photos of the student; a valid copy of the student's Smart Card (mandatory); a valid copy of the student's passport (with the residence permit if the student is non-Bahraini) (mandatory); a copy of the birth certificate (mandatory); a copy of the student's vaccination record (mandatory); a medical examination report for students entering Grade 1 (mandatory); a valid copy of the parent's ID card or passport (mandatory); a copy of the first semester report card for the student's current grade; copies of the student's report cards or transcripts for the past two academic years (if available); a copy of the equivalency certificate for the last completed grade, attested by the Ministry of Education, for students transferring from schools outside the Kingdom; a withdrawal letter or transfer certificate from the previous school; certificates of good conduct and clearance for the student (the previous school may combine these with the withdrawal letter or transfer certificate mentioned above). 6 Fill out the Student Health Status Form (mandatory). 7 Fill out the Student School Transportation Request Form (optional). 8 Submit the remaining required documents mentioned in point five as soon as possible, before classes are full. Registration Policy: Registration is based on a first-come, first-served policy, with two days to complete all steps due to limited seats and high demand. No seat will be reserved until all requirements are fulfilled, including payment of fees, completion and submission of all forms, and presentation of the necessary documents. A student will only be accepted upon submission of the final study certificate from the previous school. For students transferring from other schools, complete the student transfer process using the Bahrain National Portal Bahrain.bh within the period specified by the Ministry of Education to ensure official registration in the Ministry's class lists after completing school registration. Re-registration Policy: Students who previously withdrew from the school for any reason will not be accepted.

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FAQs

Where is New Vision School located?

New Vision School is in Manama, Bahrain, at Gate 25, Building 3, Road 83, Magabah 5. It is a bilingual, co-educational school offering a British curriculum alongside MOE Arabic/Islamic/Mowatana. The campus serves students from preschool through secondary levels.

What curriculum does the school offer and what levels does it cover?

The school combines Cambridge Assessment International Education and Pearson Edexcel with the Ministry of Education Arabic/Islamic/Mowatana curricula. Preschool and Elementary follow the Cambridge Primary Programme and IPC; Middle School follows Cambridge Lower Secondary; Grades 9–10 pursue IGCSE, and Grades 11–12 pursue AS/A-Level (Edexcel). IELTS registration and examinations are hosted on site in collaboration with the British Council.

Is New Vision School co-educational and bilingual?

Yes. New Vision School is a bilingual, co-educational institution in Bahrain, offering English-language Cambridge/Edexcel programs alongside Arabic MOE studies.

What are the tuition rates and how are they billed?

Tuition is billed as monthly installments by grade, with rates ranging from BD 102.5 to BD 203 per month depending on the year level. There are additional book fees by stage and a separate registration/seat reservation process. The registration fee equals the stage book fee plus the last monthly installment for the academic year.

How does the admissions process work for Grade 1 and above?

For Grade 1 and above, parents attend an interview with the student and the student takes a placement test. The school informs you of the result the day after the test. If the student passes, you may proceed with registration and submit the required documents.

What about seat reservation and registration fees?

A seat reservation of BD 200 is payable over two years to hold a place at registration. At registration, you pay the registration fee, the book fees, and the final monthly tuition installment for the year. Admissions operate on a first-come, first-served basis due to limited seats.

Which Cambridge/Edexcel programs are used across year groups?

Preschool and Elementary follow the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP) and IPC; Middle School uses Cambridge Lower Secondary; Grades 9–10 pursue IGCSE, and Grades 11–12 pursue AS in Grade 11 and A Level in Grade 12 (Edexcel). The school is an Edexcel Examination Center and a Cambridge Associate School and Examination Centre in collaboration with the British Council.

Is the school an IELTS center?

Yes. New Vision School hosts IELTS registration and examinations in collaboration with the British Council.

What qualifications can students graduate with?

Students pursue IGCSE in Grades 9–10, followed by AS-level in Grade 11 and A-level in Grade 12 (Edexcel). This provides an internationally recognized pathway from primary through secondary education.

What facilities support science and technology learning?

The school has science laboratories and well-equipped classrooms to support hands-on learning. Technology is integrated across all grades with digital resources to support STEAM and project-based learning.

What sports are offered?

Sports programs are led by qualified coaches and include handball, football (soccer), basketball, taekwondo, and judo.

What other facilities support learning?

In addition to science labs, there are classrooms with modern resources and digital tools to support inquiry-based learning and global citizenship.

What clubs or extracurricular activities are available?

Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are part of the culture, with trips and participation in events such as the World Scholar's Cup. There are Arts, Cultural, and Social committees that run activities and events.

Do students participate in World Scholar's Cup or external competitions?

Yes, World Scholar's Cup participation is part of the learning experience, along with other external competitions.

Are there student leadership structures or committees?

Yes. Students can take on roles in school committees focused on leadership, responsibility, and project work, including Arts, Arabic Social, English, Social Studies, and Sports committees.

What wellbeing and safeguarding provisions exist?

Pastoral care is provided to ensure every learner feels valued and supported. The school also runs wellbeing-focused committees (such as Health) and emphasizes Academic Guidance and Leadership to support students' talents.

How does the bilingual environment support learners?

English and Arabic are central to the language program, with curricula from Cambridge and MOE. The bilingual approach helps students develop fluency in both languages and fosters cross-cultural understanding.

What safety or safeguarding measures are in place?

The school prioritizes safeguarding and student welfare through pastoral care and wellbeing initiatives. Specific safeguarding policies are not detailed in the provided information, but the school promotes a supportive and safe environment.

What is daily school life like?

The school operates Sunday to Thursday from 7:00 am to 1:45 pm. Daily morning assemblies feature competitions and the national anthem, contributing to school spirit and a sense of community.

How does the school engage families and communicate?

There is a strong emphasis on open communication between teachers, students, and families, with assemblies and school events serving as touchpoints for parent involvement and updates.

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