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PACE Creative British School

United Arab Emirates, Ajman

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The school at a glance
Fees AED 9,900 - 19,900
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage), BTEC Qualification
Taught languages English
Strengths Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts, STEM
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

PACE Creative British School Ajman is located at PB No. 1943 Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Road, Al Tallah 2, Ajman, UAE. It is part of the PACE Education Group, founded in 1999 by Dr P.A. Ibrahim Haji, which operates 18 schools and offers a curriculum aligned to the UK National Curriculum. The school delivers a British curriculum with EYFS for early years and BTEC qualifications. Facilities are purpose-built with faculties in Chemistry & Physics, Arts & Sciences, Social & Historical, Mathematical Sciences, Health & Wellness, and Laws, plus outdoor sports including shaded pools. A holistic pastoral framework supports positive mental health and a healthy lifestyle. The arts are central to learning, with art classes in painting, drawing, sculpture and digital media, and technology integrated into the arts through coding and robotics. The school promotes internationalism and language learning, and offers drama, music and Year 1 Concerts as part of the arts program.

PB No: 1943 Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Road, Al Tallah 2, Ajman, U.A.E

The Essentials

Location
Al Tallah 2, Ajman, United Arab Emirates

Stages
FS2 to Year 12

Additional learning support
Inclusive learning culture and strong pastoral care

Country affiliation
United Kingdom (British curriculum / UK National Curriculum)

School day structure
Timings: FS2–Year 1 (KG1–KG2) 07:25–12:15; Years 2–12 07:25–14:30; Friday 07:25–10:45

Bus service
Transportation is provided to Ajman, Sharjah and Umm Al-Quwain; transportation fees apply (Ajman 3700 AED; Sharjah 4000 AED; Umm Al-Quwain 4000 AED)
Fees

Annual tuition at PACE Creative British School ranges from AED 9,900 to AED 19,900 for 2026/27.

Application & registration fees

- Application / one-time registration fee: AED 500 (one-time, non‑refundable).

Tuition fees — new admissions (Academic year 2026–2027)

- FS2 – Year 1 (KG1 to KG2)
- Annual tuition: AED 9,900.
- Payment split shown as: 1st instalment AED 3,960; 2nd instalment AED 2,970; 3rd instalment AED 2,970.

- Year 2 – Year 4 (G1 to G3)
- Annual tuition: AED 11,900.
- Payment split shown as: 1st instalment AED 4,760; 2nd instalment AED 3,570; 3rd instalment AED 3,570.

- Year 5 – Year 6 (G4 to G5)
- Annual tuition: AED 13,900.
- Payment split shown as: 1st instalment AED 5,560; 2nd instalment AED 4,170; 3rd instalment AED 4,170.

- Year 7 – Year 9 (G6 to G8)
- Annual tuition: AED 16,400.
- Payment split shown as: 1st instalment AED 6,560; 2nd instalment AED 4,920; 3rd instalment AED 4,920.

- Year 10 – Year 11 (G9 to G10)
- Annual tuition: AED 18,400.
- Payment split shown as: 1st instalment AED 7,360; 2nd instalment AED 5,520; 3rd instalment AED 5,520.

- Year 12 (G11)
- Annual tuition: AED 19,900.
- Payment split shown as: 1st instalment AED 7,960; 2nd instalment AED 5,970; 3rd instalment AED 5,970.

Transport / bus fees (annual and instalment split)

- Ajman route: Annual AED 3,700 — 1st instalment AED 1,480; 2nd instalment AED 1,110; 3rd instalment AED 1,110.
- Sharjah route: Annual AED 4,000 — 1st instalment AED 1,600; 2nd instalment AED 1,200; 3rd instalment AED 1,200.
- Umm‑Al‑Quwain route: Annual AED 4,000 — 1st instalment AED 1,600; 2nd instalment AED 1,200; 3rd instalment AED 1,200.

Resources, subscriptions and uniform charges (one‑off / annual as listed)

- FS2 – Year 1: Resources AED 750; Uniform AED 500. Uniform set includes 2 regular sets + 1 PE set + 1 jacket.
- Year 2 – Year 4: Resources AED 1,000; Uniform AED 550.
- Year 5 – Year 6: Resources AED 1,100; Uniform AED 600.
- Year 7 – Year 9: Resources AED 1,250; Uniform AED 660.
- Year 10: Resources AED 1,400; Uniform AED 1,000.
- Year 11: Resources AED 1,400; Uniform AED 1,200.
- Year 12: Resources AED 1,500; Uniform AED 1,200.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is shown as an annual total and presented with a three‑instalment breakdown (1st, 2nd and 3rd instalments) for each year group; the instalment amounts appear in the published fee tables. The AED 500 registration fee is charged once on admission and is non‑refundable. Specific invoice due dates, late‑payment penalties and detailed contractual payment terms are not listed in the publicly published fee tables.

Boarding

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published; the school's admissions and fee materials list day‑school tuition and transport options only.

Other potential charges

- The published fee schedule itemises resources/subscription charges, uniform charges and transport. External examination fees, optional extracurricular fees, device or technology charges, late‑payment penalties and some other potential ancillary charges are not itemised in the published fee tables. Parents should allow for those possible additional costs when budgeting.

Refund information

- The one‑time registration fee of AED 500 is non‑refundable. No detailed tuition‑refund schedule or term‑by‑term refund table is published in the publicly available fee materials.

Fee payment options

- The publicly available fee materials do not specify accepted payment channels (for example which bank details, online payment portals, or card/transfer options are accepted). For payment channels and the accounts contact, use the school's published admissions/finance contact details.

Notes

- Prices are shown in AED and are presented as listed in the school's published fee schedule for the academic year 2026–2027. Prices are subject to change.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
PACE Creative British School inspires creative thinkers and responsible global citizens through holistic, student-centred British education. It delivers challenging, stimulating and relevant learning experiences that are engaging and fun. It creates a holistic, robust, nurturing pastoral framework for the whole school that supports positive mental health and a healthy, balanced lifestyle. It fosters the spirit of internationalism, tolerance, understanding and kindness in its students. It recruits the highest quality staff and fosters close working relationships with pupils, parents and other stakeholders.

Mental Wellbeing
PACE CBS Ajman prioritizes mental wellbeing through a holistic pastoral framework that supports positive mental health and a healthy, balanced lifestyle. The school emphasizes wellbeing, emotional intelligence, and values as part of its educational approach. The Principal's Message highlights that wellbeing and character development accompany academic progress. The school's approach is grounded in fostering confidence, resilience and a caring school community.

Safeguarding
PACE CBS Ajman provides a nurturing and stimulating learning environment for your child. A holistic pastoral framework supports safeguarding by promoting positive mental health and a healthy lifestyle. The school recruits high-quality staff and fosters close relationships with pupils, parents and other stakeholders to ensure student welfare. Wellbeing, values and emotional intelligence are integral to the school's safeguarding and welfare approach.
Parent Experience

History
PACE Creative British School is part of the PACE Education Group, founded in 1999 by Dr P.A. Ibrahim Haji through the P.A. Educational Trust. The first venture was P.A. College of Engineering in Mangalore. The group expanded internationally, opening India International School in Kuwait (2001) and Gulf Asian English School in Sharjah, UAE, followed by a CBSE school in Muweilah, Sharjah (2011). PACE Education Group is firmly founded on the British curriculum while offering international education across its network of schools. The group now operates 18 educational institutions serving students from many nationalities.

Community
The school aims to inspire creative thinkers and responsible global citizens through holistic, student-centred British education. The mission includes delivering challenging, stimulating, and relevant learning experiences that are engaging and fun. It fosters internationalism, tolerance, understanding and kindness, and aligns with the UK National Curriculum to maintain high academic standards. It develops a holistic pastoral framework to support positive mental health and a healthy, balanced lifestyle and promotes close working relationships with pupils, parents and other stakeholders.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
PACE Creative British School Ajman has purpose-built facilities to support effective learning. The faculties include Chemistry & Physics, Arts & Sciences, Social & Historical, Mathematical Sciences, Health & Wellness, and Laws. A holistic pastoral framework supports positive mental health and a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

Sports Facilities
Versatile indoor and outdoor sport facilities exist, including shaded pools. These facilities support a range of physical education activities.

Academic Facilities
Chemistry & Physics, Arts & Sciences, Social & Historical, Mathematical Sciences, Health & Wellness, and Laws are offered as academic faculties.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Performing arts opportunities include student performances such as Year 1 Concert.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school inspires creative thinkers and responsible global citizens through holistic, student-centred British education. The school delivers challenging, stimulating and relevant learning experiences for pupils in line with the UK National Curriculum. The school fosters the spirit of internationalism, tolerance, understanding and kindness in its students. The school creates and develops a holistic, robust, nurturing pastoral framework that supports positive mental health and a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

Arts & Creative
Art is central to the curriculum with art classes allowing students to experiment with painting, drawing, sculpture and digital media. The school integrates technology with the arts, including coding and robotics, to broaden creative expression. Extracurricular opportunities include drama and music, with presentations and showcases that celebrate creativity. Interdisciplinary projects merge science and art to extend students' creative thinking.

Cultural & Language
The school celebrates cultural diversity and promotes inclusivity. Language programs are offered as part of cultural engagement. Multicultural events provide opportunities for students to learn about different cultures. This approach enriches the learning experience and prepares students for a global context.

Social & Hobbies
Extracurricular opportunities include a wide range of clubs and activities, from drama and music to coding and science clubs. These activities foster social interaction, teamwork and creative collaboration. Participation in clubs and inter-club activities builds confidence and communication skills. The school emphasizes collaborative projects and shared experiences that support social development.

Community & Service
The school emphasizes community engagement through community projects, charity events and environmental initiatives that involve students in real-world social responsibility.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Wellbeing is prioritized with a robust pastoral framework that supports positive mental health and a healthy, balanced lifestyle. The curriculum focuses on developing resilience, mindfulness and a holistic approach to physical and emotional health. The school promotes a safe, supportive environment that fosters wellbeing alongside academic growth.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Submit admission enquiry form. Information submitted via the admission enquiry form is used solely for admission-related purposes, including processing enquiries, contacting parents/guardians, providing admission details, and assisting with enrolment at PACE Creative British School. Submitting the form consents to being contacted by PACE Creative British School regarding admissions and related school information.

2. Submit admission application. An application for admission is submitted and acknowledged by the school. The Thank You page confirms that the admissions team is reviewing the submission and will be in touch to discuss the next steps.

3. Follow-up and next steps. The admissions team will contact the family to discuss the next steps in the enrolment process. The admissions team is available to get in touch with families regarding admissions. PACE Creative British School is located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates.
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