Far Eastern Private School – Al Shahba Campus

United Arab Emirates, Sharjah

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees AED 4,617 - 9,619

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 15000

Type Co-educational

Opened 2001

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, Filipino

Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School

Introduction

Far Eastern Private School – Al Shahba Campus in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, delivers the Philippine K-12 curriculum to co-educational students. Established in 2001, it is one of the pioneering Filipino schools in the region and has operated for over 24 years. FEPS follows Kindergarten 1–2 through Senior High 11–12, with host-country Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Social Studies integrated into the program. It is recognized as the largest Philippine Curriculum Provider in the Northern Emirates and is owned and managed by Ahmed Alansaari and Maria Teresa Sales Alansaari. Facility-wise, the campus features biology, chemistry, and physics laboratories, computer laboratories, a library/learning resource center, and multipurpose halls, plus indoor and outdoor playing areas; these facilities also serve FEPS's Al Shahba and Al Azra campuses. Sports include an outdoor basketball court, a football field, and an indoor gym with locker rooms and a canteen. Extracurriculars include Public Speaking and Debate, Scouting, Dancing and Singing, Drawing and Painting, Photography, Environmental projects, and Community Outreach, with students recently participating in Dubai Expo 2020 Young Stars.

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The Essentials

Location

FEPS Al Shahba Campus, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The flagship campus is near Sulaiman Traffic Signal on University City Road in the Mughaidir Suburb of Al Shahba. FEPS also operates a second campus, FEPS Al Halwan, in Sharjah.

Stages

Kindergarten to Grade 12 (Pre-Elementary, Elementary, and Secondary).

Type

co-educational

Additional learning support

SEND (Special Educational Needs & Disabilities) support is acknowledged; FEPS uses technology to assist learners with SEND.

Country affiliation

Philippines — affiliated with the Philippine Department of Education (DepEd) and recognized by the host country's MOE and SPEA.

School day structure

School day runs 8:00 am to 2:40 pm (Monday to Thursday). Office hours 8:00 am to 3:30 pm; Sunday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Bus service

FEPS provides school buses; routes are coordinated with the bus coordinator and fees are arranged with parents. Parents may also drop off/pick up students.

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Fees

Application fees

- No separate application or registration fee is published for Far Eastern Private School – Al Shahba Campus.

Tuition fees (annual) by year group — amounts shown are School Fees (Tuition + Books); Uniform listed separately

- KG1: AED 4,617. Uniform: AED 330.
- KG2: AED 4,617. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 1: AED 5,301. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 2: AED 5,276. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 3: AED 5,276. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 4: AED 5,296. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 5: AED 5,660. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 6: AED 5,635. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 7: AED 6,278. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 8: AED 6,278. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 9: AED 7,255. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 10: AED 7,285. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 11: AED 8,541. Uniform: AED 330.
- Grade 12: AED 9,619. Uniform: AED 330.

Notes on the tuition figures above

- The listed School Fees amounts are presented as annual figures (tuition plus books) and a separate uniform charge is shown for each year group.

Per-term fees / termised breakdown

- A per-term or per-installment breakdown of the tuition amounts is not published in the available fee schedule materials. The provided figures are annual totals; the school's accounts office should be contacted to confirm whether the annual amount may be paid in terms or installments.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No publicly published billing schedule (for example: number of installments, due dates, or late-payment penalties) is provided in the available fee documents. For payment dates, installment options, and formal payment terms, contact the school accounts office. Accounts contact details are available from the school's published contact information.

Boarding fees

- The Al Shahba Campus operates as a day school; no boarding provision or boarding fees are published for this campus.

Other costs and fees

- Uniform: AED 330 per student (uniform charge shown alongside grade fees).
- Books: the annual School Fees figures are listed as inclusive of books (School Fees = Tuition + Book).
- Transportation / school bus: bus service is available and bus fees are arranged directly with the school bus coordinator; specific bus-fee amounts are not published.
- Extracurricular activities, trips, exam or assessment fees, stationery, or other incidental charges are not itemised in the publicly available fee schedule; such items are commonly charged separately by schools but no specific amounts are published.

Refund information

- A published refund policy (for withdrawal, mid-year departure, or overpayment) is not included in the available fee schedule materials or school pages. Refund rules and applicable refund percentages (if any) are not publicly listed and must be confirmed with the school's accounts office.

Fee payment options

- Specific payment methods (for example: credit card, bank transfer, cheque, online payment portal or cash) are not specified in the publicly available materials. The school's accounts office handles fee payments; parents should contact the accounts office to confirm accepted payment modes and any transaction fees. Accounts contact details are published by the school.

Administrative contacts for fee matters

- FEPS – Al Shahba Campus accounts office: phone numbers and accounts email are published for direct enquiry with the school's accounts team. Use the school accounts contact to request invoices, payment schedules, installment options, documented refund policy, or transport-fee details.

Brief note on available fee material and remaining items to confirm

- The official school fee schedule lists annual tuition (shown as School Fees = Tuition + Books) and a uniform charge per grade. No separate application fee, formal billing schedule, published payment methods, boarding fees, or published refund policy appear in the provided fee documents and school pages; these items require confirmation from the school accounts office.

Academics

Curriculum

FEPS uses the Philippine K-12 Curriculum (K to 12). The program covers Kindergarten 1–2, Primary Grades 1–6, Junior High Grades 7–10, and Senior High Grades 11–12. Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Social Studies are included as host-country subjects. The curriculum is described as the largest Philippine Curriculum Provider in the Northern Emirates, supported by departments and extra-curricular activities. It aims to enhance learners' basic skills, produce competent and productive citizens, and prepare graduates for tertiary education, lifelong learning, and employment or entrepreneurship. The teaching approach emphasizes understanding, self-expression, and self-learning to help students navigate life.

Higher Education Progression

Prepares graduates for tertiary education.

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Reputation

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Admissions

1. Admission procedures. FEPS – Al Shahba Campus welcomes students who wish to pursue Philippine education in the UAE. There is high demand and waiting lists for numerous sections. Parents are encouraged to discuss the admission process early for students wanting to become FEPSians. After admission, an assessment takes place to identify strengths and weaknesses to tailor instruction.

2. Admission for Kindergarten 1 and 2. Admission requires documents. These include a photocopy of the passport with a valid residence visa for the student and parent, a photocopy of the birth certificate, and a photocopy of the vaccination record. Three recent passport-size photos and the original Emirates national ID are also required.

3. Admission for transferees from schools within the UAE. Admission requires several documents. These include a photocopy of the passport with a valid residence visa for the student and parent, the original report card, and the original transfer certificate issued by the last school attended. A photocopy of the birth certificate, the original Emirates national ID, and a photocopy of the student's vaccination record are also required. If the student is coming from a Philippine school, the original F-137 is required.

4. Admission for transferees from Philippine schools. This requires an original authenticated transcript of record (F-137) from the Department of Education, the Department of Foreign Affairs, and the UAE Embassy in Manila. A photocopy of the passport with a valid residence visa for the student and parent, the original report card, and a photocopy of the birth certificate are also required. A photocopy of the student's vaccination record and three passport-size photos are required, along with the original Emirates national ID.

5. Admission for transferees from abroad. Admission requires an original authenticated mark sheet or transfer certificate issued by the Ministry of Education in the previous country and by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A photocopy of the passport with a valid residence visa for the student and parent, a photocopy of the birth certificate, and a photocopy of the student's vaccination record are also required. Three passport-size photos and the original Emirates national ID are additionally required.

Waitlist

There is high demand and waiting lists for numerous sections.

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FAQs

Where is Far Eastern Private School – Al Shahba Campus located and what age range does it serve?

FEPS – Al Shahba Campus is in Sharjah, UAE, near Sulaiman Traffic Signal on University City Road in the Mughaidir Suburb. It serves students from Kindergarten (starting around age 3) through Grade 12, with both Pre-Elementary, Elementary, and Secondary levels offered.

What curriculum does FEPS – Al Shahba Campus use?

The school follows the Philippine K-12 Curriculum (K to 12), including Kindergarten 1–2, Primary 1–6, Junior High 7–10, and Senior High 11–12, with host-country subjects such as Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Social Studies. FEPS describes itself as the largest Philippine Curriculum Provider in the Northern Emirates.

Is FEPS – Al Shahba Campus a day school or does it offer boarding?

FEPS – Al Shahba Campus operates as a day school. There is no published boarding provision or boarding fees for this campus.

What is the tuition range for FEPS – Al Shahba Campus?

Annual tuition (including books) ranges from AED 4,617 for KG to AED 9,619 for Grade 12, with a separate uniform charge of AED 330 per student. The figures are presented as yearly totals; a per-term breakdown is not published.

What documents are required for admission to Kindergarten 1 and 2?

For KG1–KG2, you'll need copies of the passport with valid residence visas for both student and parent, a copy of the birth certificate, a copy of the vaccination record, three recent passport‑size photos, and the original Emirates national ID.

Is there a waitlist for admissions at FEPS – Al Shahba Campus?

Yes, there is high demand and waiting lists for numerous sections, so parents are encouraged to discuss the admissions process early.

What levels and subjects are included in FEPS's curriculum?

The curriculum covers Kindergarten 1–2, Primary 1–6, Junior High 7–10, and Senior High 11–12, with Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Social Studies as host-country subjects included in the program.

What is the aim of FEPS's Philippine K-12 curriculum?

The aim is to enhance learners' basic skills, produce competent and productive citizens, and prepare graduates for tertiary education, lifelong learning, and employment or entrepreneurship, with a focus on understanding, self-expression, and self-learning.

Do we have information on FEPS's exam results or student–teacher ratios?

Exam results and explicit student–teacher ratio data are not published in the available materials; FEPS emphasizes preparing students for higher education.

What facilities does FEPS – Al Shahba Campus offer?

Facilities include science laboratories (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), computer laboratories, a library/learning resource center, multipurpose halls, and indoor/outdoor learning spaces, serving both the Al Shahba and Al Azra campuses.

Are there sports facilities at FEPS?

Yes. There's an outdoor basketball court and football field, plus an indoor gymnasium with a full-sized basketball court and spaces for volleyball, handball, and indoor football; separate locker rooms are provided for boys and girls.

Do FEPS's facilities serve more than one campus?

Yes, the facilities are shared between FEPS Al Shahba Campus and FEPS Al Azra Campus.

What clubs and extracurricular activities are available at FEPS?

Clubs include Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Badminton, Scouting Team, Dancing and Singing/Glee, Drawing and Painting, Photography, Public Speaking and Debate, Environmental initiatives, and Community Outreach.

Have FEPS students taken part in notable events?

Yes, FEPS students participated in Dubai Expo 2020's Young Stars Performance in February 2022, showcasing singing and dancing.

Is there a leadership or student council structure at FEPS?

The school operates a House system with House Captains; the houses are Sina, Green Field, and Razi, which supports leadership opportunities among students.

Does FEPS offer SEN or EAL support?

FEPS acknowledges SEND support and uses technology to assist learners; specific EAL or SEN programs are not detailed in the available information.

How does FEPS address safeguarding and student wellbeing?

FEPS describes a safe and well‑designed learning environment, with safeguarding rules that include guardian notification for violations and progressive disciplinary measures.

How is mental wellbeing supported at FEPS?

The school emphasizes a safe, friendly environment conducive to wellbeing and learning, though explicit mental health programs are not listed in the available materials.

Is there a school uniform at FEPS?

Yes, FEPS has a school uniform and a separate sports dress; not wearing either is considered a first‑level violation.

Who owns FEPS and what is its governance?

FEPS is owned by Sir Ahmed Al Ansari and Madam Maria Teresa Sales Al Ansari and is part of the Al Ansari Education Group.

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