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Leaders Private School

United Arab Emirates, Sharjah

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 8,815 - 14,043
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2004
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi, Malayalam, French, Urdu, Arabic
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Leaders Private School is a CBSE-affiliated institution in Sharjah, established in 2004 to serve a multilingual, multicultural expatriate community. The curriculum follows NCERT for Kindergarten through Grade 8 and the CBSE senior secondary framework for Grades 9–12, with English and Hindi as core languages and Malayalam, French or Urdu offered from Grade 6 onward; Arabic is taught from Grade 1 to Grade 12. Islamic Studies and Moral Education align with MOE requirements. The school prepares students for the All-India CBSE Secondary School Certificate (Grade 10) and Senior School Certificate (Grade 12). The campus emphasizes project- and lab-based learning, STEAM integration, and theme-based, interdisciplinary teaching. Co-scholastic areas include Performing Arts and Visual/Creative Arts, Health and Physical Education, and Work Experience. Extracurriculars span exhibitions, field trips, MUN, Talent Fest, and Cultural Fest. Reported outcomes show Class X 100% pass rates for 2023–24 through 2025–26, with strong Class XII results. The school emphasizes confidence, creativity, values.

Leaders Private School, P.O. BOX 45094, Al Azra School Area, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

The Essentials

Leaders Private School has instruction in English.

Location
The school is located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The postal address is P.O. Box 45094, Sharjah. The phone numbers are +971 652 255 60 and +971 554 725 081. The email address is lpsadmin@emirates.net.ae.

Stages
The school comprises Pre-KG to Grade XII (Kindergarten through Grade 12).

Pupil Nationality Mix
The school serves a diverse, multilingual student body comprising mainly expatriates of Indian origin.

Additional learning support
The school has a counsellor and wellness teacher and a special educator.

Country affiliation
CBSE affiliation with the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, India (Affiliation No. 6630055).

School day structure
Regular timings are Pre-KG to KG 7:30 am–12:30 pm and Grade I–XII 7:30 am–2:30 pm. Ramadan timings are 8:30 am–11:30 am for Pre-KG to KG and 8:30 am–1:30 pm for Grades I–XII. The school operates Monday to Thursday; Friday, Saturday and Sunday are weekly holidays.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are compulsory for all students. KG I–KG II girls wear a grey pinafore with a grey/white check shirt; I–XII girls wear a beige divided skirt with a red check shirt. KG I–KG II boys wear grey shorts with a grey/white check shirt; I–XII boys wear beige trousers with a red check shirt. The sports uniform is a white T-shirt with the school logo and navy blue trousers; the winter uniform is a maroon sweater or blazer. House T-Shirts are worn on Thursdays.

House System
A house system exists; students wear House T-Shirts on Thursdays.

Governance and Ownership
The Chairman is Mr. Othman Sharif, who chairs AI Sharif Group of Companies; Leaders Private School was launched on March 26, 2004 in Sharjah. The motto is 'Leaders in the Making'.
Fees

Annual tuition at Leaders Private School ranges from AED 8,815 to AED 14,043 for 2026/27.

Registration and Admission Fees

- Registration fee: AED 200.
- Admission fee (payable on successful enrolment): AED 400.

Administration Charge

- A single yearly administration charge is applied by grade group as follows: Pre‑KG to KG‑II: AED 375; Grades 1–4: AED 400; Grades 5–8: AED 425; Grades 9–10: AED 450; Grades 11–12: AED 475.

Tuition (Tuition + Books) — annual total and term breakdown by year group

- Pre‑KG, KG1, KG2: Annual total AED 8,815 — Term 1: AED 2,750; Term 2: AED 3,315; Term 3: AED 2,750.
- Grade 1–2: Annual total AED 9,225 — Term 1: AED 3,000; Term 2: AED 3,225; Term 3: AED 3,000.
- Grade 3–4: Annual total AED 9,738 — Term 1: AED 3,200; Term 2: AED 3,338; Term 3: AED 3,200.
- Grade 5: Annual total AED 10,660 — Term 1: AED 3,400; Term 2: AED 3,860; Term 3: AED 3,400.
- Grades 6–8: Annual total AED 10,712 — Term 1: AED 3,400; Term 2: AED 3,912; Term 3: AED 3,400.
- Grade 9: Annual total AED 11,737 — Term 1: AED 3,800; Term 2: AED 4,137; Term 3: AED 3,800.
- Grade 10: Annual total AED 11,788 — Term 1: AED 3,800; Term 2: AED 4,188; Term 3: AED 3,800.
- Grade 11: Annual total AED 11,788 — Term 1: AED 3,800; Term 2: AED 4,188; Term 3: AED 3,800.
- Grade 12: Annual total AED 14,043 — Term 1: AED 4,500; Term 2: AED 5,043; Term 3: AED 4,500.

Notes on tuition and books

- The published tuition figures are shown as School Fees (Tuition + Book); books are included in the stated tuition amounts.

Transport / Bus Fees (examples by area)

- Sharjah/Ajman route example: Term 1 AED 1,000; Term 2 AED 1,125; Term 3 AED 1,000; Total AED 3,125.
- Qasais / Umm al‑Quwain (example): Term 1 AED 1,200; Term 2 AED 1,350; Term 3 AED 1,200; Total AED 3,750.

Uniform and other compulsory one‑off costs

- Uniform charges by year group (indicative per the published fee schedule): Pre‑KG to Grade 5: typically AED 300 per student; Grades 6–9: typically AED 350; Grades 10–12: typically AED 400. Uniform amounts are charged once per year as a separate cost.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are collected in three instalments per academic year (termly). Typical instalment deadlines published for term payments are: First term — on or before 10 April; Second term — on or before 10 September; Third term — on or before 10 January. Payments are required in AED.
- The school operates an online fee‑payment gateway for card and electronic payments; all amounts are processed in AED through the gateway.

Refunds and withdrawal

- Registration and admission fees are non‑refundable. Tuition refund calculations and any eligible refund are processed in accordance with the applicable Sharjah / UAE private‑education bylaws; refunds are handled per the regulatory refund policy and are issued following the authority's procedures. Written notice of withdrawal is required to process any refund.

Boarding

- Boarding accommodation is not provided; Leaders Private School operates as a day school.

Other possible charges and notes

- The school applies an annual administration charge (see Administration Charge section). Additional incidental charges may apply for damages, replacement of school property, extracurricular activities, exam fees or certificates as per school rules. Transport, uniform and administration charges are additional to the tuition figures listed above.

Payment methods and practical payment options

- Online card/electronic payments are accepted via the school's Orison payment gateway (payments processed in AED). The school also works with partner banks for payment processing and may accept direct bank transfers — parents should use the school's provided bank details or the online gateway when making payments. Receipts are issued for payments made through the official payment channels.

Summary

- Registration AED 200; Admission AED 400; administration charge per grade group AED 375–475; tuition totals by grade range from AED 8,815 (Pre‑KG) up to AED 14,043 (Grade 12), with term breakdowns and transport/uniform charges as listed above. All amounts are shown in AED and are collected in three instalments per academic year.
Academics

Leaders Private School teaches CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum
CBSE-affiliated (Affiliation No. 6630055). The curriculum is framed with a theme-based, inter-disciplinary approach and aligns with NCERT and CBSE guidelines. Kindergarten follows the NCERT Preschool Curriculum; Grades 1–8 use NCERT curricula; Grades 9–12 use the CBSE curriculum, with NCERT/CBSE resources such as NCERT Learning Outcomes (Elementary and Secondary volumes) and CBSE senior school syllabi. Languages include English and Hindi, with Malayalam, French, or Urdu offered from Grade 6 to 10; Arabic is taught from Grade 1 to 12, along with MOE-mandated Islamic Studies and Moral Education. Senior Secondary streams are Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Maths/IP/Psychology) and Commerce (Business Studies, Economics, Accountancy, Informatics Practises/ Maths, Psychology), with humanities options like History, Sociology, Political Science, Home Science, Multimedia and Geography introduced in later sessions. Co-scholastic areas include Performing Arts, Visual/Creative Arts, Health and Physical Education, Work Experience, and General Studies; learning includes Project/Map work, lab activities, and STEAM integration. The program prepares students for the All-India CBSE Secondary School Examination (Grade 10) and the All-India Senior School Certificate Examination (Grade 12).

Student Teacher Ratio
Teacher-Section ratio: 1:1.5. Total number of teachers: 101 (PGT 32, TGT 47, PRT 22). 1 Special Educator and 2 Counsellors.

Exam Results
Last three years of CBSE board results: Class X – 2023-24: 103 registered, 103 passed, 100% pass; 2024-25: 117 registered, 117 passed, 100% pass; 2025-26: 142 registered, 142 passed, 100% pass. Class XII – 2023-24: 92 registered, 91 passed, 98.91%; 2024-25: 133 registered, 126 passed, 95%; 2025-26: 166 registered, 149 passed, 90.3% (14 Comp, 3 ER).
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school promotes emotional and social wellbeing through a whole‑school approach. Personal, social and health education is fundamental to the promotion of emotional health. The Wellbeing Team includes the School Principal, Senior Leadership Team, PE Teachers, the School Doctor and the School Counsellors, who provide wellbeing support. Staff monitor warning signs of wellbeing or mental health concerns and there are parental information sessions to support student wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Leaders Private School has an Inclusion Policy for Students of Determination. A Student of Determination is defined as a student with a long‑term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairment who may require additional support. The policy outlines four levels of provision (Wave 1 to Wave 3), including differentiated classroom teaching, Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), withdrawal groups, and high‑level one‑to‑one support. The school provides special educators and counsellors, conducts regular progress monitoring, and offers exam accommodations such as scribes, extra time and a separate room.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The curriculum includes English as a core subject from Kindergarten through Grade 12. English is listed as a subject in Kindergarten, and continues across Grades 1–12. Other languages offered include Malayalam, French and Urdu (Also introduced from Grade 6 to 10), with Arabic taught in Grades 1–12.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is a central focus of the Wellbeing Policy, which promotes emotional health through a whole‑school approach and formal and informal curriculum. The policy emphasizes Personal, Social and Health Education as fundamental to emotional health, and assigns a Wellbeing Team (including counsellors) to support students. It also notes staff will counsel and intervene as needed and that parental involvement is encouraged through information sessions and workshops.

Safeguarding
The school has a Child Protection Policy and a Safeguarding and Cyber‑Safety framework. The welfare of the child is paramount, and all suspicions and allegations of abuse are taken seriously and responded to swiftly and appropriately. There is a Child Protection Committee (CPP) drawn from Senior Leaders, the School Doctor and the School Counsellors to handle safeguarding issues. When a child reports abuse, the teacher or staff will inform the CPP within 48 hours. The policy also covers online safety and cyberbullying, and staff are trained to report concerns and refer to local authorities when necessary.
Parent Experience

History
Leaders Private School is a CBSE affiliated institution established in 2004 in Sharjah. The school serves a multilingual and multicultural student body comprising mainly expatriates of Indian origin. It aims to provide quality education and holistic growth by integrating 21st-century learning with real-life applications. The school emphasizes confidence, creativity, commitment, and humane values to prepare students to become leaders of tomorrow.

Community
Quality education, care for individual students, and integrating values define the school's culture and ethos. The school creates a dynamic learning atmosphere by involving students in external examinations to improve teaching standards and by providing a platform to explore new ideas. Inter-school activities build confidence and camaraderie among the student community, and projects and activities enhance creativity and foster global citizenship. Parents are engaged in all activities conducted in the school.
Facilities

Sports Facilities
Health and Physical Education is offered to students from Kindergarten through Grade 12, following CBSE/NCERT guidelines. The Co-Scholastic Areas include a range of games: Kho Kho, Table Tennis, Badminton, Basketball, Football, Cricket, and Athletics. Indoor games such as Chess and Caroms are included as part of the program. Yoga sessions are arranged for students on a grade-wise basis to promote fitness. The curriculum integrates sport and physical education as part of the overall development of students.

Academic Facilities
Leaders Private School follows curriculum and syllabus prescribed by CBSE/NCERT for Kindergarten through Grade 12, with learning framed around themes and an interdisciplinary approach. Preschool is aligned to NCERT Preschool Curriculum, while Grades 1–8 follow NCERT and Grades 9–12 follow CBSE. Resources used include NCERT Learning Outcomes, NCERT Syllabus, CBSE Secondary, and the Senior School Curriculum in CBSE, to guide development of the curriculum. Co Scholastic Areas include Performing Arts, Visual/Creative Arts, and Health and Physical Education, with games such as Kho Kho, Table Tennis, Badminton, Basketball, Football, Cricket and Athletics; Yoga sessions are arranged. At Primary, Middle and Secondary levels, Subject Enrichment Activities (SEA) are conducted, STEAM Activities embedded in the curriculum, and Hands-on Lab Practicals, Investigatory Projects and portfolio-based assessments support learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Leaders Private School offers ample scope for interactive learning through a variety of activities to enhance growth. The approach moves away from rote learning and maintains a friendly ambience conducive to creative learning. Students engage in exhibitions, projects, field trips, investigations, demonstrations, journals and portfolios, and undertake research-based learning. Activities include singing, dancing, yoga, aerobics, football, indoor games, learning musical instruments and access to audiovisual facilities. Teachers act as facilitators, guiding students to express ideas and derive solutions and to develop teamwork and collaboration.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school follows the CBSE curriculum and operates a 15-year system. Admission is open to students of all nationalities with merit-based selection, and Arab nationals are eligible for Kindergarten through Grade 2, subject to seat availability and MOE/SPEA rules. Admissions include entrance tests from Grade 8 onwards and interaction-based selection for Pre-KG to Grade 7, with documents verified and approval required by the competent authority. The school emphasizes 21st-century learning skills and real-life applications to realize its Leaders in the Making vision, and Class X has achieved a 100% pass rate for 2023-24 to 2025-26 while Class XII has high pass rates (98.91% in 2023-24, 95% in 2024-25, and 90.3% in 2025-26) with some Comp/ER.

Arts & Creative
The school provides equal opportunities to participate in all dimensions of co-curricular activities through well-designed modules per age group. It conducts inter-school and intra-school activities to project innate abilities and align with current educational trends. The Co-Scholastic Areas include Performing Arts (KG–5), Visual/Creative Arts (KG–10), Health and Physical Education, Work Experience, and General Studies. The gallery shows events such as MUN, Talent Fest, and Cultural Fest that illustrate a vibrant arts and culture program.

Cultural & Language
Admission is open to students of all nationalities. Arab nationals are eligible for Kindergarten through Grade 2, subject to seat availability and MOE/SPEA rules. The school provides a multilingual and multicultural environment that fosters global thinking and unity in diversity. The culture and ethos of the school emphasize values and an inclusive approach aligned with MOE/CBSE guidelines.

Social & Hobbies
The school offers a broad range of co-curricular activities and Monthly Activities. Inter-school and intra-school activities help students develop confidence and social skills. The gallery documents events such as MUN, Talent Fest, and Cultural Fest that illustrate a lively social and cultural calendar. Parents are engaged in school activities as part of a community-focused approach.

Community & Service
The mission includes inculcating cultural, social, spiritual and human values for holistic growth. Curricular areas include Work Experience and General Studies to foster social responsibility. The program emphasizes environmental awareness and eco-conscious behaviour. Parents are involved in activities, reinforcing community engagement.

Leadership & Professional
The vision is Leaders in the Making, guiding students toward leadership. The mission focuses on Quality Education, developing Confidence, Creativity and Commitment, and developing effective communication skills. Co-scholastic areas like Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Health and Physical Education, Work Experience and Career Guide support leadership and professional development. The curriculum prepares students for post-secondary options with guidance on what comes after Grade 12.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Discipline, self-confidence, punctuality and responsibility are emphasised as part of the school's values. Health and Physical Education, including Yoga, are part of the curriculum. Co-scholastic offerings include Performing Arts, Visual Arts and physical education to promote wellbeing. Cultural and sports events contribute to a balanced, active lifestyle.
Languages

Language Provision
The school uses English as the language of instruction. Hindi is taught from Kindergarten (KG2) and Grade 1–10. Malayalam, French and Urdu are offered and introduced from Grade 6 to Grade 10. Arabic is taught from Grade 1 to Grade 12.

Bilingual Teaching
The school offers multilingual language options alongside English. Hindi is taught in Kindergarten (KG2) and from Grade 1 to 10. Malayalam, French, and Urdu are offered and introduced from Grade 6 to 10. Arabic is taught from Grade 1 to Grade 12.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
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Admissions

Admissions
1. The school accepts students of all nationalities. Selection is merit-based, and seat availability is determined by the Principal. Arab nationals are eligible for Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2, subject to seat availability and MOE/SPEA rules.

2. The school requires all admission forms to be properly filled by Parents/Guardians with correct information. Incomplete forms will not be considered. Entrance tests will be conducted from Grade 8 onwards, and the syllabus will be intimated. Admission to Pre-KG, KG 1 - Grade 7 is based on the Interaction session.

3. The school requires the final mark sheet of Grade 9 and the Grade 10 Pre-Board examination for admission to Grade 11. Documents must be verified in the Registrar's Office. Admission confirmation is subject to the submission of all documents and attestation according to Ministry rules. Selection may be cancelled if documents are not submitted and fees are not paid by the stipulated date.

4. The school follows a 15-year system with CBSE Curriculum. The age mapping is: Pre-KG 3 years; KG-I 4 years; KG-II 5 years; Grade I 6 years. Grades II to XII are determined by Transfer Certificate and subject to SPEA approval.

5. The school states that admission decisions are subject to seat availability and approval by the competent authority. The required documents must be attested as per Ministry rules; Selection may be cancelled if documents are not submitted on time or if the fee is not paid.
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