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Pakistan Higher Secondary School Ras Al Khaimah

United Arab Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah

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The school at a glance
Fees AED 4,320 - 10,164
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1976
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Islamic Curriculum
Taught languages English, Urdu, Arabic
Strengths STEM, Languages, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Pakistan Higher Secondary School Ras Al Khaimah serves students aged 3 to 18 in Al-Mamourah, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. It follows a Pakistan-aligned program with a bespoke curriculum and Islamic studies, and implements the National Curriculum of Pakistan alongside Arabic, Moral Education, and UAE Social Studies aligned to the local Ministry of Education. Early years emphasize personal, social, emotional, and cognitive development, with Kindergarten using play-based learning to build foundational skills. Cycle 1 and Cycle 2 (Grades I–VIII) combine strong Arabic literacy and Islamic Studies with Moral Education and UAE Social Studies, integrating cross-curricular priorities and co-curricular activities. In SSC and HSSC (Grade IX onward), FBISE is introduced, with students selecting Pre-Medical or Pre-Engineering tracks before Grade XI, all within MOE alignment and UAE values. Founded in 1976, the school has historic ties to the Pakistani community. Extracurriculars include Science, Tech, Literary clubs, Eco Warriors, and a yearly Sports Fest. Each year.

Pakistan Higher Secondary School, P.O. Box 5623, Al-Mamourah, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates

The Essentials

Location
Al-Mamourah, Ras al Khaimah, UAE

Stages
Early Childhood Education (ECE); Kindergarten; Cycle I and II (Grades I–VIII); Cycle III (SSC and HSSC) with FBISE from Grade IX and Pre-Medical/Pre-Engineering streams in Grade XI–XII

Country affiliation
Pakistan

Religious affiliation
Islam

School day structure
Midterm timings for Grades I–XII are 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. During the midterm, Grades 11–12 follow regular classes with modified durations in addition to the Checkpoint-1 examinations.
Diving Deeper

Food Options
The school has a canteen on campus and a food safety policy.

Governance and Ownership
The school was established in 1976. The school land was donated by His Highness Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammad Al Qasimi on 27 March 1976. The school is affiliated with the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Islamabad, and the Pakistani Consulate in Dubai renovated the school in 2009.
Fees

Annual tuition at Pakistan Higher Secondary School Ras Al Khaimah ranges from AED 4,320 to AED 10,164 for 2026/27.

Application & registration fees
- No separate application or registration fee amount is published in the school's publicly available admission materials or fee circulars.

Tuition fees (listed as monthly amounts — all figures in AED)
- K.G. I: AED 360 per month.
- K.G. II: AED 360 per month.
- Grade I: AED 382 per month.
- Grade II: AED 424 per month.
- Grade III: AED 467 per month.
- Grade IV: AED 509 per month.
- Grade V: AED 509 per month.
- Grade VI: AED 550 per month.
- Grade VII: AED 593 per month.
- Grade VIII: AED 636 per month.
- Grade IX: AED 720 per month.
- Grade X: AED 764 per month.
- Grade XI: AED 847 per month.
- Grade XII: AED 847 per month.

Per-term and annual values (derived from the published monthly amounts)
- The school publishes tuition as a monthly figure. The following calculated values are provided for convenience:
- Annual (12 months): multiply the monthly amount × 12. Examples:
- KG (AED 360/month) — Annual (12 months): AED 4,320.
- Grade XI/XII (AED 847/month) — Annual (12 months): AED 10,164.
- Annual (10 months): multiply the monthly amount × 10 (commonly used by some local schools where fees are not charged during summer months). Examples:
- KG (AED 360/month) — Annual (10 months): AED 3,600.
- Grade XI/XII (AED 847/month) — Annual (10 months): AED 8,470.
- Per-term (three equal terms) when the annual total is split into three equal instalments:
- If annual = 12 months: per term = monthly × 4. Examples:
- KG: AED 1,440 per term (12‑month basis).
- Grade XI/XII: AED 3,388 per term (12‑month basis).
- If annual = 10 months: per term = (monthly × 10) ÷ 3 (≈ monthly × 3.3333). Examples:
- KG: AED 1,200 per term (10‑month basis).
- Grade XI/XII: AED 2,823.33 per term (10‑month basis, rounded to 2 decimals).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition amounts are published as monthly fees in AED and a revised fee schedule was issued with effect from April 2026. The school materials present fees as monthly figures; specific published billing deadlines, instalment plans, or detailed payment-term dates are not listed in the publicly posted fee circulars.

Boarding / hostel fees
- No boarding or hostel facilities or boarding fees are listed in the school's publicly available materials. Boarding fees are therefore not applicable as a published item.

Other costs and compulsory charges
- Uniform: the school publishes a uniform policy and requires prescribed regular and P.E. uniforms; specific uniform pricing is not published in the uniform circular.
- Vaccination: seasonal influenza vaccine options were offered via the school; published prices were AED 49 for Sinopharm and AED 69 for Sanofi (optional, arranged in collaboration with RAK Hospital).
- Textbooks, examination fees, stationary, transport (bus) fees or similar ancillary charges are not itemised with fixed amounts in the publicly posted fee summary. These items are referenced in school circulars and admission materials but specific prices are not published in the fee schedule.

Refunds and withholding of documents
- No detailed, itemised refund policy or published schedule of refunds appears in the publicly posted fee circulars or admission documents. Circulars related to fees and clearance of dues reference fee-clearance requirements, but a formal refund policy with amounts or conditions is not published in the fee circulars available publicly.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / mobile payment)
- No specific payment channels (bank account numbers, named payment gateway, credit-card providers or mobile‑payment partner) are published in the fee schedule or admission form. The school's accounts office and general contact telephone and email are provided for fee administration enquiries. Parents should use the school's accounts office contact details for payment processing.

Notes
- All tuition figures above are presented in AED and the monthly amounts are those published in the school's 2026 fee circular. Per‑term and per‑year figures in this summary are arithmetical conversions of the published monthly amounts to common billing units (annual = monthly × 12 or × 10; per term = annual ÷ 3) to provide clear per‑term and per‑year equivalents for each grade. The published monthly fee table and the April 2026 revised fee circular are the basis for the amounts shown.
Academics

Pakistan Higher Secondary School Ras Al Khaimah teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Islamic Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
National Curriculum of Pakistan is implemented with the syllabus for Islamic, Arabic, Moral Education and UAE Social Studies aligned to the local Ministry of Education. The curriculum aims to develop a critical sense for wonder and curiosity about scientific and technological endeavours and to foster social, communal, and cultural responsibilities. Early Childhood Education (ECE) is designed to improve personal, social, emotional, and cognitive development. Kindergarten focuses on basic and fundamental skills, with play-based learning to support holistic development and to build strong foundation skills and curiosity about the world. Cycle 1 and 2 (Grades I–VIII) focus on holistic development with strong Arabic literacy and Islamic Studies along with Moral Education and UAE Social Studies, with cross-curriculum priorities and general capabilities integrated and regular lessons supported by co-curricular activities. Cycle 3 (SSC and HSSC) in Grade IX introduces FBISE with subjects including Biology, Computer Science, Chemistry and Physics; before Grade XI, students choose between Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering as major subject groups, with MOE alignment and UAE values embedded.

Gifted and Talented
Gifted and Talented (G&T) learners are identified within the Curriculum Policy, which uses color-coded SLOs for SEN and G&T and includes curriculum acceleration and curriculum modification through differentiation and Individual Education Plans (IEPs). IEPs and support plans are developed in collaboration with parents, SENCO, and teachers; modified SLOs for SEN and G&T are provided, and G&T students receive extended challenges, higher-order tasks, and research-based projects to support inclusive progression.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
PHSS Ras Al Khaimah supports social-emotional learning through its wellbeing framework and student support services. The school provides a safe, inclusive, and supportive atmosphere where students are encouraged to express themselves and develop resilience. A designated wellbeing team, including a school counsellor (well-being champion) and inclusion leaders, delivers individual and group support to foster emotional health. Counselling services cover stress management, coping strategies, and peer relationship skills, with workshops addressing bullying and related social challenges. Anti-bullying and health policies reinforce SEL by promoting safe, respectful behavior and ready access to mental health resources. The school emphasizes student voice and wellbeing as integral to learning.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
PHSS RAK provides inclusive education with modifications for Students of Determination (SEN) and Additional Educational Needs (AEN). Modified learning outcomes (SLOs) exist for SEN and Gifted & Talented (G&T), and Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and Support Plans are developed in collaboration with parents, SENCO, and teachers. The curriculum design integrates SEN and AEN through differentiation, accommodations, and targeted supports such as remedial sessions and scaffolding; EAL language support is also provided. Provisions cover visual and hearing impairments, with adapted SLOs and targeted programming to promote inclusion. The policy aligns with UAE MOE standards and uses a Pakistani curriculum, ensuring modifications are monitored and reviewed to support progress.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
PHSS RAK has an English Additional Language (EAL) policy to support students whose first language is not English and to ensure equal access to education and social integration. EAL students are identified through enrollment data, entrance exam performance, and teachers' recommendations. They receive tailored language support in small groups or one-on-one sessions, with differentiated lesson plans and resources, and peer support programs. EAL students are included in mainstream classes, with teachers modifying teaching methods and using visual aids to support learning. Individual Learning Plans are developed to set language goals, with ongoing assessments and parent involvement; interpreters or translated materials may be used when necessary. Staff receive ongoing professional development to build capacity to support EAL learners.

Mental Wellbeing
PHSS RAK prioritizes mental health and wellbeing as part of its school health program, promoting physical and mental health for students, staff, and parents. A designated wellbeing network, including a School Counsellor (Well-being Champion) and Inclusion Leaders, provides student support and emotional assistance. Counselling services include individual and group sessions and workshops addressing stress management, coping with anxiety, and other mental health needs. The health policy commits to a safe psychosocial environment with zero tolerance for harassment and to ensuring access to well-being services for all members of the school community. Anti-bullying measures reinforce mental health support through counselling, education, and clear reporting processes.

Safeguarding
PHSS has a Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy aligned with MOE guidance and Wadeema's Law. The policy establishes safeguarding as paramount, with a designated safeguarding lead and a Child Protection Team available at all times. All staff must report safeguarding concerns immediately, and referrals to external agencies are made if there is a risk of immediate harm. Roles and responsibilities include the Principal, CP Officer, Student Counsellor, Safety & Security Officer, School Nurse, and Online Safety Officer, with ongoing training and annual policy review. The policy also commits to making safeguarding procedures publicly available and to coordinating with families and statutory services as needed.
Parent Experience

History
PHSS Ras Al Khaimah was established in 1976. The school land was donated by His Highness Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammad Al Qasimi on 27/03/1976 to the Pakistani community. It was approved by the Ministry of Education on 01/12/1978 and by the Economic Department on 01/10/1979. The school was affiliated with the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Islamabad in 1987. The Pakistani Consulate, Dubai renovated the school in 2009, and PHSS RAK has risen from a Primary School to a major educational institution with an expanding base.

Community
PHSS RAK hosts an annual Sports Fest, a vibrant celebration of athleticism and teamwork that brings together students, teachers, and parents. The festival features a variety of games and activities and emphasizes the development of both mind and body. An Events Calendar is maintained for school activities. The school also marks national celebrations such as UAE National Day, including a 2025 celebration on November 24 and related arrangements, with students invited to wear attire relevant to the event.
Facilities

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co-Curricular activities include Islamic Club, Tech Club, Literary Club, Eco Warriors Club, Science Club, and Athletes Club. The PHSS RAK Sports Fest is held annually, featuring a variety of games and activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has co-curricular activities that accompany regular lessons.

Arts & Creative
The school conducts visits to the RAK Cultural and Creative Center.

Cultural & Language
The school observes World Day For Cultural Diversity. It also hosts Culture Diversity events.

Social & Hobbies
The school has student leadership activities. The school hosts the RAKDOK Cricket Championship.

Community & Service
The school participates in Make-A-Wish initiatives to fulfill wishes of children with chronic illnesses.

Leadership & Professional
The school has a Student Council with a Board of Directors and elected positions.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school hosts the PHSS RAK Sports Fest, a festival of sports and spirit.
Languages

Language Provision
English, Arabic and Urdu are taught as language subjects. Arabic literacy is emphasised. There is language support for EAL learners. The curriculum uses English Cambridge, Urdu Oxford, and Arabic MOE resources and aligns with UAE MOE and Pakistani curricula.
Admissions

Admissions
1. The admissions process starts by confirming age eligibility for the intended grade. Age ranges for PreKG through Grade 12 are defined under the Asian Curriculum for 2025–2026. For example, PreKG is for children aged 3 by 1 April 2021 to 31 March 2022; KG1 is for 4 by 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2021; KG2 is for 5 by 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020; Grade 1 is for 6 by 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2019. Use these ranges to identify the appropriate grade before applying.

2. Prepare required documents and information. The admission form collects comprehensive personal and family information. Fields include given name, surname, date and place of birth, nationality, religion, passport number and expiry. It also asks about medical issues or allergies, previous school and reason for leaving, and family details such as parents' names and occupations, contact numbers and emails, emergency contact, and home address.

3. Complete the admission form for SESSION 2025–2026; fill in block letters. The form is labeled SESSION 2025–2026 and must be completed in block letters. It includes fields for the class the student is being admitted to and a gender selection (Male/Female). The form specifies signature lines for the Secretary, Accounts Office, Vice Principal, and Principal.

4. Submit the completed form to the school's administration for processing. Submission triggers the processing of the application and potential admission. Official signatures are required from the named offices on the form.

5. After submission, wait for the admission decision and follow the school's guidance on next steps. The school provides direction on any additional documentation or steps needed to complete enrollment.

6. Upon acceptance, pay the fees according to the School Fee Structure for SESSION 2026–2027. The fee schedule lists monthly fees by grade.Monthly fees (example ranges) include KG-I 360, KG-II 360, I 382, II 424, III 467, IV 509, V 509, VI 550, VII 593, VIII 636, IX 720, X 764, XI 847, XII 847.
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