International Indian School

India International School Sharjah is located in the Muwaileh (Muwailah) area of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. It sits in the Muweilah School Zone, near University City, with access to main roads and local amenities. The campus serves relocating families seeking an Indian-curriculum option in the Sharjah area.

The school offers kindergarten through grade 12 under the CBSE framework. The primary stage is Grades 1–5, the middle stage Grades 6–8, and the secondary stage Grades 9–12, with CBSE Senior Secondary aligned through Grade 12. KG1–KG2 are part of the early years provision.

The school operates as a private CBSE institution delivering an Indian curriculum. It is mixed-gender in the early years, with gender segregation beginning from Grade 3.

The school publicly lists a wide range of nationalities in its online registration system, indicating a diverse intake (e.g., Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, United States, and many others). Exact current nationality proportions are not publicly disclosed.

Additional learning support is provided by two dedicated special educators (Ms. Asra and Ms. Jasmine) and by counselors and wellness staff (Mr. Saheermon, Ms. Haleema, and Ms. Aysath with Mr. Anaz Mohammad).

The school is affiliated with the CBSE board of India (Affiliation No. 6630068) and follows CBSE curriculum.

Religious instruction includes Islamic Studies for Muslim students and Moral Science for non-Muslim students; Arabic is compulsory from Grade 1.

School hours are KG1–KG2 from 7:15 am to 12:30 pm, and Grades 1–12 from 7:15 am to 2:45 pm. The school office operates roughly 7:15 am to 4:30 pm (Monday–Thursday).

A school bus service operates with designated common stops. Bus rules specify that transport is a privilege, not a right; changes require written approval, and one-way transport is not available. Buses have cameras, and drivers and supervisors are trained. Transport-related details, fees, and cancellations are managed through the school transport system.

IIS Sharjah follows the Indian CBSE curriculum, with Montessori-based education in the early years. The Primary stage (Grades 1–5) includes English, Maths, EVS, GK, Computer Studies, Art & Craft, and UAE Social Studies; Arabic is compulsory from Grade 1, and Islamic or Moral/Value Education is provided, with optional vernacular languages such as Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam, Tamil, French, and Bangla available. The Middle stage (Grades 6–8) offers Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, with Social Studies comprising History, Geography, and Civics. The Secondary stage (Grades 9–10) prepares students for the AISSE/CBSE Board Examinations. Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12) follows CBSE guidelines, with Class X and Class XII CBSE results published by the school.

SEL at India International School Sharjah is reflected in a positive learning environment that fosters curiosity, creativity, and a sense of belonging, supporting students' social and emotional development. Older students participate in a Buddy Programme that mentors younger peers, helping develop social-emotional skills and leadership. The school's mission states that students should become emotionally stable and socially effective, underscoring a commitment to well-being within the school community.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN provisions, staff, or whether it operates as a specialist SEN institution. Public pages include testimonials that reference inclusive learning, indicating some emphasis on inclusivity but without detailing formal SEN provisions. There is no explicit listing of SEN types supported on the site. The school is not described as a specialist SEN institution.

The site indicates that English must be spoken on school premises and on buses, pointing to English as the primary language in the school environment. There is no publicly described dedicated EAL program or staff listed for EAL support. Staffing or formal programmes for EAL are not detailed on the site.

The mission promotes emotional stability as an outcome for students, reflecting a focus on wellbeing. A positive learning environment is described as part of the school's approach to well-being, supporting students' mental and emotional health. The Buddy Programme provides peer support and mentoring, contributing to social-emotional well-being among students.

The School Rules emphasize safety, respectful behavior, and anti-bullying norms, including prohibitions on bullying and related behaviours. The rules also specify English as the language used within school premises and buses, contributing to a structured and predictable safeguarding environment. No explicit safeguarding policy page is identified on the site.

1. Online Registration and initial admission steps. The process begins by filling the online Registration form and the school will notify you about vacancy in the grade. You download the syllabus and prepare for the entrance test; for KG1 and KG2 an interview is conducted as part of the process. Submit the Admission Form and complete the required payments to confirm admission. The school is operated by PACE Group.

2. Age Criteria for Admission. KG1 must be 4 years old by 31 March; KG2 must be 5 years old by 31 March; Grade 1 must be 6 years old by 31 March. Admissions are subject to seat availability and grade-specific eligibility criteria.

3. Documents to be submitted with Admission Form. Passport Copy; Birth Certificate copy; Vaccination card copy; Original Emirates ID card and copy; 4 photographs; Bonafide Certificate. After joining, an attested Transfer Certificate and Report Card with the school seal and Principal signature are required for Grades 2 to 12.

4. Grade-specific admission requirements. Grade 11 admissions require an Attested Transfer Certificate, Grade 10 attested marksheet, Grade 9 Report Card with school seal and Principal signature, and MOE equivalency Certificate for Grade 10. Grade 12 admissions require an Attested Transfer Certificate, Grade 11 attested marksheet, Grade 10 attested marksheet, Grade 9 Report Card with school seal and Principal signature, and MOE equivalency Certificate for Grade 10. Syllabi can be downloaded for Grades 1-9.

5. Fee and transport information. The 2026-2027 fee structure lists Ministry Approved fees by grade, with discounted fees shown (for example KG1 and KG2 at 7,790 AED and 7,200 AED after discount; Grade 9 at 9,840 AED and 9,300 AED after discount; Grade 12 at 12,300 AED and 11,550 AED after discount). Transport fees apply by location (e.g., Muweilah 5,000 AED; Sharjah 5,000 AED; Dubai 6,000 AED) with discounted rates noted where applicable. The 2025-2026 schedule mirrors the 2026-27 numbers with corresponding discounts. Note: External Benchmark Test Fee for Grade 3-9 is charged as per SPEA regulations.