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United Arab Emirates, Sharjah
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The school has an approved ENS uniform. KG (Male) wears a white shirt with a red stripe and navy trousers; KG (Female) wears a white long-sleeve shirt with a navy pinafore; Grades 1–12 (Male) wear a white shirt with dark gray trousers; Grades 1–12 (Female) wear a white long-sleeve shirt with a dark gray frock; a dark gray winter jacket is required for all. The PE uniform is a navy tracksuit with the ENS logo, a white T‑shirt, white socks, and white training shoes. Appearance guidelines include restrictions on leggings (leggings may not replace uniform bottoms), simple hair accessories only, and simple black dress shoes with the uniform.
Daily food service (lunch and snacks) is available through the school's contracted provider; parents may register their student directly with them.
Emirates National Schools were formed by Presidential Decree and are owned by the Presidential Court.
Emirates National School Sharjah is a private day school with separate Boys' and Girls' campuses in Sharjah. It delivers education under both US and UAE frameworks, following Colorado Academic Standards alongside UAE National Curriculum Standards. The school offers the IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) and the American Common Core in English, Math and Science, with AP courses available for grades 11 and 12. Two Diploma pathways are available: the American Curriculum with General and Advanced Tracks, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) or IB Certificates. The DP begins in grade 11, with TOK, Extended Essay and CAS core components, and placement guided by readiness and university plans. Language readiness and MAP scores determine Higher or Standard Level course placement. Athletics include basketball, rugby, martial arts, volleyball, soccer, swimming and track and field, depending on campus facilities. Co-curriculars cover academic governance and competitions, arts, UAE culture clubs and service activities.
