Quality Education School

Bahrain, Manama

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees BHD 906 - 2,200

Ages 3 - 18 years

Opened 2003

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE

Taught languages Arabic

Strengths Sport, Languages, Performing Arts

Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Quality Education School (QES) Bahrain is a purpose-built campus offering education for ages 3 to 18. Located in Saar, it delivers Nursery to Year 13 within a British international curriculum accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education and Pearson Edexcel, with IGCSE examinations and A Levels. The Bahrain National Curriculum elements for Arabic Language, Citizenship, Bahrain History and Geography, and Islamic Studies are integrated, ensuring local relevance alongside global standards. Founded in 2003, the school upholds the motto 'Nurturing Brilliance, Building Values' and strives to develop confident, responsible lifelong learners. The campus features modern classrooms, high‑tech labs, multipurpose halls, on-site canteens and a dedicated sports field. Learning emphasizes inquiry-based, value‑based education with strong focus on English, Mathematics and Science, supported by wellbeing, resilience and empathy goals. A wide range of extracurriculars, including the QES Mind Matters Project, community projects, and student leadership opportunities, extends learning beyond the classroom for all students.

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Building 6, Road 11, Block 517, Saar, Kingdom Of Bahrain

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The Essentials

Location

Saar Campus, Bahrain

Stages

Nursery to Year 13 (Infant School, Elementary School, Middle School, High School)

Type

British international school

Country affiliation

Kingdom of Bahrain

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Fees

Application and Reservation Fees

- Application fee: BD 100 (payable with the submission of the application).
- Reservation (advance) fee to hold a place: BD 100 if paid on or before April 30; this advance is carried forward as Term 1 fees for the next academic year.
- Registration fee (one‑off at acceptance): Kindergarten to Grade 6 — BD 15; Grade 7 to 10 — BD 25; Grade 11 to 12 — BD 75.

Tuition fees by year group (per term and yearly totals)

- Kindergarten
- Fee per term: BD 302.
- Yearly total (three terms): BD 906.

- Grade 1 to Grade 10
- Fee per term: BD 330.
- Yearly total (three terms): BD 990.

- Grade 11 to Grade 12 (Senior years)
- Term 1: BD 800; Term 2: BD 700; Term 3: BD 700.
- Yearly total: BD 2,200.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard payment schedule: three instalments with due dates on 10 September (Term 1), 10 January (Term 2) and 10 April (Term 3). Parents are asked to ensure prompt payment by these dates.
- Reservation deadline: advance BD 100 must be paid on or before April 30 to reserve a place for the next academic year; this amount will be applied to Term 1.
- Fees are non‑refundable once paid.

Boarding fees

- Boarding fees: Not applicable — the school operates as a day school and there are no published boarding or residential fees. (No boarding provision applies.)

Other costs and fees

- Uniforms: Student uniforms are purchased separately from the uniform supplier Georgia Uniforms; parents are expected to purchase required uniform items directly from the supplier. Contact: +973 1729 4445.
- Textbooks and stationery: Textbooks and stationery are charged separately; the school publishes book lists and itemised textbook costs for each year group (example A‑level book list totals shown in the school's stationery/book lists). Typical book list totals vary by year and subjects.
- Other potential charges: examination fees, optional activity or club fees, re‑issuance of certificates/documents and any ad‑hoc charges for trips or specialist resources may be billed separately in line with school policy. (Parents should allow for these additional costs.)

Discounts

- Sibling discount: a 5% sibling discount applies starting from the second child and continues for each additional sibling.

Refund information

- Fees once paid are non‑refundable under any circumstances.

Fee payment options and bank details

- Payment methods accepted: cash at the school's accounts/admin office, bank deposit/transfer to the school's account at National Bank of Bahrain (N.B.B.), or BenefitPay. Parents are requested to send a copy of the bank payment slip to the school accounts contact email when paying by bank.
- Bank details (for bank transfer / deposit):
- Account name: QUALITY EDUCATION SCHOOL.
- Account No.: 0099575779.
- Swift code: NBOBBHBM.
- IBAN: BH71NBOB00000099575779.
- Payment timing requirement: parents are requested to pay fees no later than the 10th of September, January and April for the respective instalments.

Important practical notes (administrative)

- To reserve a spot for the following academic year, pay the BD 100 advance on or before April 30; this sum will be carried forward as Term 1 fees.
- The school has clarified that fees must be paid on time and provides local bank details and BenefitPay as payment channels; parents must retain and submit proof of payment where requested.

Academics

Curriculum

Nursery to Year 13 follows the British International Curriculum (Cambridge & Edexcel) with IGCSE, while Bahrain National Curriculum elements cover Arabic Language, Citizenship, Bahrain History and Geography, and Islamic Studies. EYFS, Cambridge, and Pearson Edexcel accredit the curriculum. The curriculum aims to foster critical thinking, wellbeing, resilience, and empathy from age 3 onward. English, Mathematics, and Science are central in a broad, balanced program. Learning emphasizes inquiry-based approaches and value-based education, complemented by diverse extracurricular opportunities.

Exam Results

Year on year, students attain high levels in Cambridge and Edexcel assessments and are accepted at top universities. Recent graduates include the Class of 2026, with seniors pursuing higher education or entering the workforce. Class-wide achievements are showcased through graduation events that reflect the school's academic progress.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates typically progress to higher education at international universities. They are accepted at leading universities around the world. The Class of 2026 demonstrates that graduates pursue higher education, enter the workforce, or explore other paths.

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Admissions

1) REGISTER VIA ENQUIRY FORM. If you are interested in enrolling your ward at Quality Education School, fill out the Online Enquiry Form. Alternatively, you may visit the school and request for the Enquiry Form. This is the initial step in the admissions process. 2) ADMISSION TEST. The school tests the aptitude of new students in core subjects namely English, Science and Math. For Bahraini students, Arabic will also be included for admission test. The student must score 50% and above to be eligible for the next round of admissions at Quality Education School. 3) INTERVIEW. The school will schedule an interview with child and parent following the successful results of admissions test. Upon analyzing the interest and commitment of both the child and the parent towards education, the child will be selected/rejected for admissions. 4) REGISTRATION FORM, COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS & PAYMENT. Upon selected, the parent will receive the final registration form to be submitted at school along with pre-requisite documents. Once the admissions in charge receives all the necessary documents, the parent will be required to make the payment for registration and term 1 fees to complete the registration process. WAITING LIST: In case of full admissions, parent will be informed in advance and advised to complete the registration process until Step 3. The child will then be placed in the waiting list. Selection from the waiting list will be according to the child's performance in admission test and interview.

Waitlist

Waiting list: If admissions are full, the child is placed on the waiting list; selection from the waiting list is based on the child's performance in the admission test and interview.

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FAQs

Where is Quality Education School located and what age range does it serve?

Quality Education School is located on the Saar Campus in Bahrain. It serves students from ages 3 to 18, from Nursery through Year 13. The program combines a British international curriculum (Cambridge and Edexcel) with Bahrain's national subjects.

What curriculum does QES offer and is it accredited?

The school follows the British International Curriculum (Cambridge and Edexcel) with IGCSE, and includes Bahrain National Curriculum elements for Arabic Language, Citizenship, Bahrain History and Geography, and Islamic Studies. EYFS, Cambridge, and Pearson Edexcel accreditation underpin the curriculum.

Who leads the school and what is the campus like for different age groups?

The head of school is Dr. Ravi Warrier. The Saar campus is purpose-built with modern classrooms, high-tech labs and multipurpose spaces to support Nursery through Year 13 in an enquiry-based, values-driven learning environment.

What are the tuition fees and how are they paid?

Fees are charged per term with three instalments per year, due on 10 September, 10 January and 10 April. A BD 100 reservation secures a place for the next year and is applied to Term 1; payments and any fees are non-refundable once paid.

How does the admissions process work and is there a waitlist?

Prospects register via an enquiry form, then sit an admission test in English, Science and Math (Arabic for Bahraini applicants) with a minimum 50% to progress. If admissions are full, the child is placed on a waiting list and selection is based on test and interview performance.

Are there scholarships or other financial aid opportunities?

There is no information provided about scholarships. Families should budget for tuition and other costs; the school notes various extra charges may apply.

What exams do QES students sit and what university destinations do graduates typically reach?

Students sit Cambridge and Edexcel assessments, including IGCSE, and graduates routinely progress to leading international universities. Recent cohorts have pursued higher education or taken other paths, including entering the workforce.

What is the focus of the curriculum and language of instruction?

The program emphasizes English, Mathematics and Science within an inquiry-based, wellbeing-focused framework. Arabic language and Bahrain-specific subjects are taught under the Bahrain National Curriculum.

Are class sizes or student-teacher ratios published?

Specific class sizes or student-teacher ratios are not published in the available information.

What facilities does the campus offer?

The campus includes modern classrooms, high-tech labs, multipurpose halls, on-site canteens and a sports field.

What sports and academic facilities are available at QES?

There is a dedicated sports field for outdoor PE and a multipurpose hall for indoor activities, plus well-equipped labs and classrooms to support science, maths and English.

Are the learning spaces designed to support enquiry-based learning?

Yes, the facilities and campus design support enquiry-based, values-driven education across Nursery to Year 13.

What extracurricular opportunities and leadership programs does QES offer?

The school provides a diverse range of activities to develop leadership and creativity, including a Student Council led by teachers. Council roles include President, Vice-President, Head Boy/Girl, and other leadership positions, along with community service projects.

Are arts and performances part of the school life?

Students have opportunities to perform on stage and participate in creative projects as part of learning beyond the classroom.

What wellbeing initiatives support students outside regular classes?

The Mind Matters Project focuses on wellbeing and mental health education and support, complemented by wellbeing-related guidance and community engagement.

How does QES support students' wellbeing and safeguarding?

Personal, social and emotional development is integrated from the Infant School, and safeguarding follows international child protection standards. The Mind Matters Project supports mental wellbeing and practical guidance on health, sleep, nutrition, stress management and mindfulness.

What mental health and wellbeing resources are available?

The Mind Matters Project and Health Matters resources provide education, awareness and practical tips to support exercise, sleep, nutrition, stress management and mindfulness.

Does the school have a boarding option?

No—the school operates as a day school with no boarding provision.

Is there a school uniform and where can it be purchased?

There is a formal uniform policy and uniforms are supplied by Georgia Uniforms Bahrain.

How is governance structured at QES?

The school is governed by a Board of Directors comprising investors and stakeholders who guide policy and oversee committees for academics, operations, facilities and community engagement.

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