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Al Hidaayah International School

Bangladesh, Chittagong

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational, Girls School, Boys School
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Bengali, Arabic
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, STEM
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Al Hidaayah International School operates across four campuses in Bangladesh, offering a Cambridge-based path from Playgroup to A2 within a faith-informed framework. Junior School (Playgroup to Grade 3) follows EYFS and Cambridge Primary, including Hafith and Tajweed and Arabic study. Middle School (Grades 4–6) adopts Cambridge Lower Secondary and bridges to O Level standards with science and IT laboratories. Senior School (Grades 7 to A2) provides Cambridge O Levels and A Levels, supported by labs and multimedia resources. The school is an Official Cambridge Exam Center (BD218). The campuses are gender-segregated: Boys' Campus, Girls' Campus, and Port Campus, with Life School and learning across campuses. Facilities include science and IT labs, plus a Sports Academy at the Port Campus offering basketball, football, cricket, and track and field. Extra-curriculars span International Olympiads, speaking, Qirat competitions, science fairs, and community service, with Life School activities in arts, crafts, photography, robotics, and videography.

8QCR+CV8, Port Connecting Rd, Chattogram 4100, Bangladesh

The Essentials

Al Hidaayah International School has instruction in English.

Location

The school operates across four campuses in Chattogram, Bangladesh: Junior Campus (Plot 2, Block A, O.R. Nizam Road, Panchlaish R/A), Boys' Campus (Road 1, Block D, Plot 109, House 75, Panchlaish R/A), Girls' Campus (Road 1, Block B, Plot 74B, Panchlaish R/A), and Port Campus (Bandar North Residential Area, Beside Bandar Girl's College). The Central Office is at Ashish Tower (3rd Floor), 5/A, O.R. Nizam Road, Panchlaish, Chattogram.

Stages

Playgroup to Grade A2; Cambridge curriculum; Official Cambridge Exam Center (BD218).

Type

Multiple campuses with gender-segregated campuses (Boys' Campus and Girls' Campus) and a Port Campus.

Country affiliation

Bangladesh

Religious affiliation

Islam
Fees
Application fees

- No published, specific application or admission fee amounts are listed for current admissions. For application submission the school uses an online Student Application Form for prospective pupils; contact details for Admissions are provided below.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish a public fee schedule showing tuition by year group or term for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26). No per-term or per-year tuition figures for Playgroup through A Level are available on the school's publicly accessible admissions and information pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- There is no publicly posted billing schedule, instalment plan, payment due dates, or standard payment-terms policy available. Parents should expect that specific billing schedule and payment-term details will be provided directly by Admissions at enrolment.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding provision or dormitory programme is described in the school's published campus and facilities information. Consequently, no boarding fees are listed or published. The school operates multiple day-school campuses (Junior, Boys', Girls' and Port campuses).

Other costs and recurring charges (uniforms, books, transport, lunches, activities, exam fees)

- There are no published, itemised charges for uniforms, textbooks, transport, lunches, extracurricular activity fees, examination fees, or other recurring costs in the public admissions material. Itemised ancillary charges are not available for inclusion here.

Refund information

- No publicly available refund policy, fee-cancellation policy, or conditions for reimbursement of paid fees is published on the school's public admissions pages.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cheque, mobile payment)

- The school's public pages do not list accepted methods of payment or bank/online-payment details. Payment methods and instructions are not posted publicly.

How to obtain the full fee schedule and formal invoice details

- To obtain official fee amounts, billing schedules, payment methods, and any written refund policy, contact the Admissions/Accounts office using the phone numbers and campus contacts provided below; Admissions handles application intake through the school's Student Application Form. The school lists central and campus phone numbers for parent enquiries.

- Central office / Admissions phone: +8801958337707. Port Campus enquiries: +8801958337710. Campus addresses for reference are listed on the school's contact pages.

Brief summary of search and availability

- A search of the school's publicly available admissions and information pages for the 2026/27 (and 2025/26) cycle did not locate any published numeric fee schedule, per-term or per-year tuition figures, application fee amounts, billing terms, boarding fees, or payment-method instructions suitable for publication. The school provides an application form and contact numbers for Admissions but does not post a downloadable fee schedule or itemised fee table on its public pages.
Academics

Al Hidaayah International School teaches EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge A Levels.

Curriculum

Seamless academic journey from Playgroup to Grade A2 across four campuses. It is an Official Cambridge Exam Center (BD218). Junior School (Playgroup to Grade 3) follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Cambridge Primary curriculum, with a Hifdth and Tajweed program. Middle School (Grades 4–6) follows Cambridge Lower Secondary and bridges to O Level standards, with science and IT laboratories. Senior School (Grades 7 to A2) offers Cambridge O Levels and A Levels with modern labs and multimedia resources. The program emphasizes faith-based learning as part of its holistic education.

Gifted and Talented

Extra-Curricular Activities include participation in International Olympiads in Mathematics, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Emotional security, social skills, and language & communication are core beliefs, supporting academic, social, and emotional growth. The Junior School follows the UK National Curriculum and Cambridge Primary framework, with learning through exploration, creativity, and purposeful play.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught as a core subject in the Junior School; the curriculum includes English alongside Bangla and Arabic.

Mental Wellbeing

Emotional security is a core belief and the school emphasizes social skills and language development within a supportive environment; Port Campus notes safe campuses, structured systems, and dedicated support to help students learn with confidence.

Safeguarding

Safe campuses, structured systems, and dedicated support ensure student safety and wellbeing.
Parent Experience

Community

The school operates four campuses in Chattogram: Junior School, Boys' Campus, Girls' Campus, and Port Campus. News and Events are part of AHIS life, including Nursery Explorations, a British Council Bangladesh Visit at the Port Campus, Embracing Bangla Day with Delicious Pithas at the Port Campus – Junior School, and Nature's Littlest Guardians. Echoes of AHIS: Creative Voices by Students and Teachers showcases student and staff work. Admissions notices and other campus updates are published in AHIS News.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Al-hidaayah International School operates across four campuses: Junior School, Boys' Campus, Girls' Campus, and Port Campus. The Cambridge Curriculum is integrated with modern technology and a Sports Academy. The school emphasizes Hifdth, Tajweed, and Arabic programs alongside digital learning. Modern science labs and multimedia resources support science and IT learning, with dedicated IT labs. The Life School program provides archery, self-defense, fine arts, crafts, photography, robotics, graphic design, and videography.

Sports Facilities

The Sports Academy is based exclusively at the Port Campus and is the city's only school-owned professional sports facility. It offers specialized training in basketball, football, cricket, and track and field, led by professional coaches emphasizing teamwork and discipline.

Academic Facilities

Senior School is equipped with modern science labs and multimedia resources, along with IT labs to support hands-on projects. The Cambridge framework guides O Levels and A Levels, and the school operates as an Official Cambridge Exam Center (BD218).

Extra Curricular Facilities

The Extra-Curricular Activities program includes International Olympiads in Mathematics, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry, as well as public speaking and debate. Life School offers archery, self-defense, fine arts, crafts, and photography, with additional experiences in robotics, graphic design, and videography. Co-Curricular Integration includes annual Qirat competitions, science fairs, and community service projects. Across all four campuses, students have access to facilities and opportunities to pursue diverse interests.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The Cambridge curriculum is offered from Playgroup to A2, and the school is an Official Cambridge Exam Center (BD218). The Senior School provides Cambridge O Levels and A Levels, with modern science laboratories and multimedia resources. Students participate in International Olympiads in Mathematics, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry, and in the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition.

Arts & Creative

Life School blends arts with technology. Students explore fine arts, crafts, and professional photography, and engage in archery and self-defense. The program also offers robotics, graphic design, and videography, expanding creative expression beyond traditional subjects.

Cultural & Language

The school offers dedicated Hifdth (Qur'an memorization) with Tajweed and Arabic language programs. Hifdth-ul-Qur'an anchors students in Qur'anic study within the timetable. Arabic language offerings are part of the cultural and linguistic program. These components integrate faith with language learning across campuses.

Social & Hobbies

Public speaking and debating are key components of the Extra-Curricular Activities program. Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) include clubs across grade levels, such as arts, coding, and other creative pursuits. Students participate in public speaking, debate, and Qirat competitions, and may enter the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition. The school hosts annual Qirat competitions, science fairs, and community service projects as part of co-curricular life.

Community & Service

Co-curricular life includes annual community service projects that enable students to apply knowledge for societal benefit. Students engage in charitable activities and social responsibility initiatives across campuses. These projects connect classroom learning with real-world impact.

Leadership & Professional

The school emphasizes leadership through responsible leadership and digital mastery. Students are prepared as ambassadors of Islam who lead with heart and accountability. Participation in global competitions such as the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition develops communication, critical thinking, and leadership skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The Sports Academy at the Port Campus offers specialized training in basketball, football, and cricket, supported by a professional sports facility. Life School includes archery and self-defense, as well as fine arts, crafts, and professional photography, plus immersive experiences in robotics, graphic design, and videography. Hifdth-ul-Qur'an and Tajweed support spiritual learning alongside academics. Across four campuses, students have access to facilities and opportunities to pursue their interests.
Languages

Language Provision

The school teaches Arabic through Hifdth-ul-Qur'an, Tajweed, and Arabic programs. The Cambridge Curriculum is followed from Playgroup to A2, with Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary, and a range of Cambridge O Levels and A Levels. The school operates across four campuses: Junior School, Boys' Campus, Girls' Campus, and Port Campus.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Admissions are open for Playgroup to A Level for the Academic Year 2026–2027. 2. The admissions process uses a Student Application Form. 3. Student entrance assessments are held in person at AHIS Campus, and parents are contacted directly regarding the assessment schedule.
School Events
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