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

Availability Not shared by this school

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.

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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.

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Fees

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

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.

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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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FAQs

What age range does Pakistan Higher Secondary School Ras Al Khaimah serve?

PHSS Ras Al Khaimah educates students from Early Childhood through Grade XII, covering ages 3 to 18. This includes ECE, Kindergarten, Cycle I/II (Grades I–VIII) and Cycle III (SSC/HSSC) with FBISE from Grade IX.

Where is the school located and what is its founding history?

The school is located in Al-Mamourah, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. It opened in 1976 after the land was donated by His Highness Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammad Al Qasimi; it was approved by the UAE Ministry of Education in 1978 and affiliated with the Federal Board in 1987, with the Pakistani Consulate renovating the school in 2009.

What curriculum does the school use and how is it aligned with local requirements?

PHSS follows the National Curriculum of Pakistan, with Islamic, Arabic, Moral Education and UAE Social Studies aligned to UAE MOE requirements. The curriculum supports holistic development and includes an emphasis on Arabic literacy and UAE values.

Is PHSS Ras Al Khaimah co-educational?

Yes, PHSS RAK is co-educational and serves both boys and girls.

What are the monthly tuition fees by grade?

Monthly tuition (AED) by grade is: 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.

Are there any published application or registration fees?

Public admission materials do not publish a separate application or registration fee amount. For exact charges, you can contact the school accounts office.

What is the admissions process for new students?

The process starts with confirming age eligibility, then preparing required documents and completing the SESSION 2025–2026 admission form; the form is submitted to the administration for processing and a decision is issued. If accepted, you pay fees according to the 2026–2027 fee structure.

Does the school offer scholarships or have a waitlist?

There are no published scholarships, and waitlist information is not provided in the available materials.

What exam system does the school follow from Grade IX onward?

From Grade IX, the school introduces FBISE for SSC/HSSC; before Grade XI, students choose between Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering tracks, with MOE alignment and UAE values embedded.

Are there provisions for Gifted & Talented or SEN students?

Yes. Gifted & Talented learners are identified and supported with modified SLOs and IEPs, plus differentiation; EAL support is also provided for language needs.

What is the focus of Cycle I/II vs Cycle III in the curriculum?

Cycle I/II (Grades I–VIII) emphasizes holistic development with strong Arabic literacy, Islamic/Moral Education and UAE Social Studies. Cycle III (SSC/HSSC) introduces FBISE and includes Pre-Medical/Pre-Engineering tracks.

What facilities are available, and does the school have a canteen?

The campus includes a canteen on site with a food safety policy. Other facilities are not detailed in the publicly available materials.

What kinds of co-curricular clubs are offered?

Co-curricular clubs include Islamic Club, Tech Club, Literary Club, Eco Warriors Club, Science Club and Athletes Club.

Does PHSS RAK participate in any annual sports or cultural events?

Yes. The PHSS RAK Sports Fest is held annually, and the school observes UAE National Day celebrations; it also runs events like the RAKDOK Cricket Championship and cultural diversity activities.

What student leadership opportunities exist?

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

What community service or outreach does the school engage in?

PHSS Ras Al Khaimah participates in Make-A-Wish initiatives to support children with chronic illnesses.

Does the school provide EAL and SEN support?

Yes. The school provides English Additional Language (EAL) support and SEN provisions, including individualized plans and language support.

What safeguarding and mental health provisions are in place?

PHSS has a Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy aligned with MOE guidance and Wadeema's Law, with a designated safeguarding lead and a wellbeing team. Anti-bullying measures and access to counselling support are in place.

Is there a uniform policy and what about food arrangements?

There is a prescribed uniform policy for regular and P.E. uniforms, though specific pricing isn't published. The school operates a canteen on campus and follows a food safety policy.

How does the school engage with local and Pakistani communities?

The school has strong ties to the Pakistani community, is affiliated with FBISE, and received renovation support from the Pakistani Consulate in 2009; it also marks cultural events such as World Day For Cultural Diversity and UAE National Day.

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