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Pamir Private School

United Arab Emirates, Sharjah

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 10,000 - 20,000
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 568
Type Co-educational
Opened 2019
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic
Strengths STEM, Languages, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Pamir Private School in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, operates a bespoke curriculum within a day-school setting. The school offers Kindergarten through High School and is managed by the KIPS School of Pakistan, part of the KIPS Education System. The Kindergarten program centers on Personal, Social and Emotional Development; Physical Development; Communication and Language; Literacy; Mathematics; Understanding the World; Expressive Arts & Design; and Arabic and Islamic studies. School programs include Primary, Middle and High School pathways, plus Art & Design, Arabic, Islamic & Quranic Study, Moral Education and UAE Social Studies, and Digital Citizenship. Pamir partners with the Leader in Me Program to foster student leadership skills, while the learning environment is technology-enabled to support 21st‑century learning. Facilities include interactive boards in all classrooms, a library, science laboratories, STEM/STEAM labs, computer labs, and separate prayer halls. The school emphasises Arabic language, Islamic studies, Quranic study, and community service through activities.

Al Rahmanya 3, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

The Essentials

Pamir Private School has 568 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
Al Rahmanya 3, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Landline: +971 6565 8596. Email: info@pamirprivateschool.org. School hours: Monday–Thursday 7:30 am–3:00 pm; Friday–Sunday closed.

Stages
Kindergarten; Primary School; Middle School; High School.

Type
Private day school.

Pupil Nationality Mix
Two nationalities are represented: Pakistani and Afghani. The most represented is Pakistani. Emirati students: 0.

Country affiliation
Pakistan

Religious affiliation
Islamic

School day structure
Open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm; Friday through Sunday closed.

Bus service
Transportation: Sharjah to Sharjah or Sharjah to Ajman AED 400 per month; Sharjah to Dubai, Sharjah to Um Al Quwain or Sharjah to Al Dhaid AED 500 per month.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform charges are included in the fee structure.

Food Options
Separate dining areas for secondary boys and girls, primary and kindergarten.

Governance and Ownership
The school is a project of KIPS Education System Pakistan and is described as the Best Pakistani Curriculum School in UAE.
Fees

Annual tuition at Pamir Private School ranges from AED 10,000 to AED 20,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- No separate application or registration fee amount is published in the school's fee schedule.

Tuition and term instalments (per grade) — amounts shown in AED

- KG 1 & 2
- Term 1 (cash): AED 3,000
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 4,000
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 3,000
- Gross annual tuition: AED 10,000
- External exam fee: not applicable
- MOE books charges: not applicable
- Notebooks: AED 105
- Text-books: AED 500
- Uniform charge: none stated / not charged

- Grades 1–5
- Term 1 (cash): AED 3,600
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 4,800
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 3,600
- Gross annual tuition: AED 12,000
- External exam fee: Grade 3 AED 400; Grades 4–5 AED 300
- MOE books charges: AED 120
- Notebooks: AED 177
- Text-books: Grades 1–3 AED 500; Grades 4–5 AED 600
- Uniform charge: AED 350

- Grade 6
- Term 1 (cash): AED 4,200
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 5,600
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 4,200
- Gross annual tuition: AED 14,000
- External exam fee: AED 300
- MOE books charges: AED 120
- Notebooks: AED 177
- Text-books: AED 600
- Uniform charge: AED 350

- Grade 7
- Term 1 (cash): AED 4,800
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 6,400
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 4,800
- Gross annual tuition: AED 16,000
- External exam fee: AED 300
- MOE books charges: AED 120
- Notebooks: AED 177
- Text-books: AED 610
- Uniform charge: AED 400

- Grade 8
- Term 1 (cash): AED 5,100
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 6,800
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 5,100
- Gross annual tuition: AED 17,000
- External exam fee: AED 300
- MOE books charges: AED 120
- Notebooks: AED 177
- Text-books: AED 610
- Uniform charge: AED 400

- Grade 9
- Term 1 (cash): AED 5,400
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 7,200
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 5,400
- Gross annual tuition: AED 18,000
- External exam fee: AED 1,250
- MOE books charges: AED 120
- Notebooks: AED 195
- Text-books: not listed / not applicable
- Uniform charge: AED 400

- Grade 10
- Term 1 (cash): AED 7,600
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 5,700
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 5,700
- Gross annual tuition: AED 19,000
- External exam fee: AED 750
- MOE books charges: AED 130
- Notebooks: AED 141
- Text-books: not listed / not applicable
- Uniform charge: AED 400

- Grades 11–12
- Term 1 (cash): AED 8,000
- Term 2 (PDC): AED 6,000
- Term 3 (PDC): AED 6,000
- Gross annual tuition: AED 20,000
- External exam fee: Grade 11 AED 1,000; Grade 12 AED 550
- MOE books charges: AED 100
- Notebooks: AED 141
- Text-books: not listed / not applicable
- Uniform charge: AED 400

(Per-term instalment labels: Term 1 is collected in cash; Terms 2 and 3 are collected via post‑dated checks (PDCs).).

Transportation (school bus)

- Published transport fees are charged as monthly rates and have stated annual equivalents:
- Sharjah to Sharjah / Sharjah to Ajman: AED 400 per month (AED 4,000 per year)
- Sharjah to Dubai / Sharjah to Umm Al Quwain / Sharjah to Al Dhaid: AED 500 per month (AED 5,000 per year).
- Transport fees are treated as part of the academic-session charges and must be paid according to the school's payment schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Parents are required to pay tuition and transport for the full academic session in advance where possible; if payment in full is not possible the school accepts payment in three instalments. The first instalment must be paid at the start as a cash payment; the remaining instalments are collected by post‑dated checks (PDCs).

- The Parent–School contract specifies the instalment months for the session: instalment timing is defined by grade group within the contract; instalment schedules are provided in the school contract for the relevant academic session.

- The school's stated consequences for failure to pay on schedule include suspension of access to school services, suspension of transport, suspension from routine classes, and potential withdrawal of any scholarship or discount.

Boarding

- Boarding is not provided; the school is listed and operated as a day school (KG–Grade 12) with no boarding provision indicated.

Other costs and recurring charges

- External examination fees and Ministry (MOE) book charges are billed separately as shown above and are usually payable at the beginning of the academic year.
- Text-book and notebook charges are specified per grade as shown above and may be billed separately.
- Uniform charges are specified per grade where indicated above; in some lower grades no uniform charge is shown.
- Charges for trips, extracurricular activities, and any optional or ad‑hoc items are billed as and when required.

Refund information

- External examination fees are refundable only if payment to the external body has not yet been made.
- Payments for uniforms, books, notebooks, and transport are non‑refundable (these are treated as paid to outsourced vendors).
- Refunds for tuition fees paid in advance follow a sliding scale based on the student's attendance before withdrawal:
- Attendance of two weeks or less: one month's fee is payable (i.e., refund reduced by one month's fee).
- Attendance of more than two weeks up to one month: two months' fees are payable.
- Attendance of more than one month: three months' fees are payable.
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary breaches or poor academic performance forfeit any advanced fee payments (no refund).

Fee payment options and instructions

- The school specifically requires: the first term instalment as a cash payment; the second and third instalments are accepted via post‑dated checks (PDCs). Submission of PDCs is part of the standard payment procedure if the full-year payment is not made upfront. Parents are instructed to ensure fees are paid by the prescribed dates to avoid penalties and service suspensions.

Notes and important points for parents

- All amounts above are shown in United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED).
- The school states that fees have been approved by the competent government authority for the academic session and are applied for the session in full regardless of the number of months in that session.
Academics

Pamir Private School teaches Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
Offers Kindergarten through High School. The Kindergarten curriculum centers on Personal, Social and Emotional Development; Physical Development; Communication and Language; Literacy; Mathematics; Understanding the World; Expressive Arts & Design; and Arabic and Islamic (School Curriculum). Our School Programs include Primary School, Middle School, High School, Art & Design, Arabic, Islamic & Quranic Study, Moral Education and UAE Social Studies, and Digital Citizenship. The school is managed by the KIPS School of Pakistan and collaborates with the Leader in Me Program to develop students' leadership skills. The learning environment is technology-enabled to support 21st-century learning.

Exam Results
The SPEA Report awards a GOOD rating for 2024-25.

Gifted and Talented
The Leader in Me Program supports student leadership development.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The School Performance Review notes that social responsibility and innovation skills are good across KG, Primary, Middle, and High. Personal development and understanding of Islamic values are identified as strengths, and staff–student relationships and effective behaviour management are highlighted. Areas for improvement include embedding personal development programmes for Primary students.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school has a well-equipped learning resource room for students with learning difficulties.

Mental Wellbeing
The school emphasizes well-being; the Vision & Mission commits to ensuring the well-being of the Pamir community, and the Principal highlights that the school aims to keep students happy and safe in a supportive learning environment.

Safeguarding
The Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy includes a zero-tolerance stance on abuse and bullying, a Safeguarding Team led by the Principal with a designated safeguarding lead, staff training on safeguarding, clear reporting procedures, confidentiality provisions, and annual policy reviews.
Parent Experience

History
Pamir Private School is located in Sharjah. The school is managed by the KIPS School of Pakistan, part of the KIPS Education System Pakistan. Pamir Private School is a project of KIPS Education System Pakistan. KIPS collaborates with the Leader in Me Program, which Pamir adopts.

Community
Pamir hosts school events that involve families and students, including Eid Party, Family Week, and Book Fair. Defense Day and Sports Galas for girls, boys, and the primary section are part of the school calendar. These events foster community engagement within Pamir's student body and families.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has interactive boards in all classrooms, a library for junior and senior students, and fully equipped science laboratories. It features STEM/STEAM labs and separate computer labs for primary and secondary classes. Art and Design are part of the curriculum, with emphasis on Arabic language, Islamic studies and Quran classes. There are separate prayer halls for boys and girls, indoor and outdoor play areas, a well-equipped learning resource room for students with learning difficulties, and separate dining areas for secondary boys and girls, primary and kindergarten.

Sports Facilities
Indoor and outdoor play areas.

Academic Facilities
Interactive boards are in all classrooms and a library serves both junior and senior students. Fully equipped science laboratories and STEM/STEAM labs, plus separate computer labs for primary and secondary classes. Art and Design are part of the curriculum, with emphasis on Arabic language, Islamic studies and Quran classes. Separate prayer halls for boys and girls, indoor and outdoor play areas, a learning resource room for students with learning difficulties, and separate dining areas for different school sections.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers Science Club and ICT Club. Students participate in Debating Competitions, Spelling Bees, Elocution Competitions, and Poetry and Story Recitation Competitions. Subject Based Weeks extend classroom learning.

Arts & Creative
Plays are part of Extracurricular Activities. Poetry and Story Recitation Competitions encourage creative expression. Literacy Club supports writing and language arts.

Cultural & Language
QURANIC CLUB provides Quranic study and related activities. International Days Celebration fosters cultural awareness and global understanding. Assemblies present opportunities for shared cultural experiences.

Social & Hobbies
Sports Club promotes fitness and teamwork. Field Trips offer experiential learning outside the classroom. Health and Fitness Trips support students' physical well-being.

Community & Service
Charity Events are organized as extracurricular activities. Students engage in community service initiatives through these events. These activities foster social responsibility and community engagement.

Leadership & Professional
Profession Day is part of the extracurricular program. Debating Competitions build leadership and communication skills. Competitions and school events foster leadership and teamwork.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports Club promotes physical fitness and teamwork. Health and Fitness Trips support students' physical well-being. Indoor and outdoor play areas are available for student recreation and activity.
Languages

Language Provision
The language of instruction is English. Arabic is taught as both a first language and an additional language, with the Arabic curriculum focusing on listening, speaking, reading and writing, and including Quran recitation with tajweed. Urdu is taught as a subject and forms part of the FBISE examinations, with external FBISE examinations reported as very good in English, Islamic education, computer studies, Urdu and social studies. The school follows a Pakistani curriculum and uses FBISE for examinations.
Admissions

Admissions
Pamir Private School welcomes students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 and admissions are open year-round, subject to seat availability and approval by the Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA). Applicants may apply online through the school's official portal or in person at the admission office. Applicants must appear for an admission test to evaluate their competency, followed by an interview; both parents, or at least one parent, must accompany the student during the interview. Admission is finalized once all necessary documents are submitted, SPEA approval is received, and fee payment is completed per the school's fee policy. Criteria for admission are based on seat availability, successful performance in the admission test and interview, and fulfillment of all documentation requirements. Documents required for admission include: two passport-size photographs; birth certificate in English/Arabic; photocopies of valid passports of the student, father/guardian and mother including visa pages; original and copy of valid Emirates ID for student and parents; attested original Transfer Certificate or school leaving certificate for students coming from outside the UAE; attested original Transfer Certificate for students from any emirate other than Sharjah; original Transfer Certificate for a student from a school in Sharjah; latest report card of the previous class (Grades 9-12 require attested copies); student medical file if already registered in a UAE school; equivalency if completed G9/G10/G11 from curricula other than FBISE; IBCC equivalency for students from curricula other than Pakistani for Grade 11; change of board certificate for students from the Pakistani board for admission in Grades 10-12; birth vaccination card; parent school contract; medical forms; transport form; admission test form; undertaking for admission if required. The admission test syllabus covers English, Mathematics, Science and Urdu, with grade-specific expectations outlined in the admission information.

Scholarships
Scholarships are granted to students for the current academic year based on performance aligned with the UAE National Agenda Framework for their academic performance and personal/social development and demonstrating good behaviour and active participation in cocurricular and extracurricular activities. These scholarships can be withdrawn if the student fails to maintain their performance in academics as well as in personal/social development and demonstrating good behaviour.
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