Compare International Schools in Hamad Town, Bahrain

Al Manar Private School

Ages 4 - null years

Pupils 500

Type Co-educational

Al Manar Private School, located in Hamad Town, Bahrain, offers a Bespoke Curriculum grounded in Islamic and human values that challenges students. Over 25 years of experience and 500+ students, the school prioritizes academic excellence, integrity, and responsible citizenship, aiming to prepare graduates for universities worldwide, with 95% gaining admission. The campus has a library, two media rooms, and three science laboratories for practical work; a KG Montessori Lab and a Kindergarten Play Area support early years learning. Dedicated spaces for music and art foster creativity, while a full-time nurse and medical dispensary, plus emergency transport, safeguard student wellbeing and align with regular medical examinations through partnership with Bahrain's Primary Health Care Section. Sports facilities include an indoor football space and an outdoor volleyball court, with table tennis and basketball training. Extracurricular activities span music, art, drama, robotics, and clubs, reinforcing a culture of learning, collaboration, and citizenship, while preserving Arab heritage.

Location

The school is located at 37812, Hamad Town, Building 467, Road 3819, Block 1038, Sadad, Bahrain. The campus is in Hamad Town. The address places it along Road 3819 in a residential area of Sadad, Bahrain.

Stages

Kindergarten; Grade 1 to Grade 12.

Country affiliation

Bahrain

Religious affiliation

Islamic

School day structure

Days: Sun to Thurs. Kindergarten: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm (assembly 7:45 am–7:55 am). Grades 1–3: 7:15 am to 1:00 pm (assembly 7:15 am–7:30 am). Grades 4–5: 7:15 am to 1:30 pm (Thu short day 1:05 pm). Grades 6–12: 7:15 am to 1:30 pm (Thu short day 1:05 pm).

Application & enrolment fees

- Application fee: BHD 30 (non‑refundable).
- Admission fee (one‑off at point of admission): KG 1–2 = BHD 25; Grade 1–5 = BHD 40; Grade 6–9 = BHD 50; Grade 10–12 = BHD 60.
- Registration fee (one‑time, payable on enrolment): KG 1–2 = BHD 120; Grade 1–5 = BHD 170; Grade 6–9 = BHD 170; Grade 10–12 = BHD 170.

Tuition fees by year group (2026/2027 academic year) — annual and per term

All amounts are in Bahraini Dinar (BHD). Tuition is collected in three instalments per academic year; per‑term figures below are the annual fee divided into three equal instalments.

- KG 1–2: Annual tuition BHD 771.75 — Per term (3 instalments) BHD 257.250.
- Grade 1–5: Annual tuition BHD 992.50 — Per term (3 instalments) BHD 330.833.
- Grade 6–9: Annual tuition BHD 1,212.75 — Per term (3 instalments) BHD 404.250.
- Grade 10: Annual tuition BHD 1,433.25 — Per term (3 instalments) BHD 477.750.
- Grade 11–12: Annual tuition BHD 1,543.50 — Per term (3 instalments) BHD 514.500.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Instalment dates each academic year: First instalment due 30 September; Second instalment due 15 December; Third instalment due 15 March. Tuition may be collected in three instalments as above.
- Annual tuition increase policy: tuition will increase by 5% annually, with a maximum cumulative increase of 20% over four years.
- Consequences of non‑payment: unpaid fees may result in restrictions on student participation in activities and other administrative actions. A one full term's written notice is required when withdrawing; failure to provide this notice may result in liability for that term's full fee.

Boarding fees

- The school does not operate boarding facilities; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Annual extracurricular / sports / digital equipment fee: BHD 85 (annual).
- Book fees: Book fees apply for Grade 1–5 (specific amounts for book fees are separate).
- Uniform: uniform purchase is with listed suppliers (House of Uniforms and Georgia Uniforms); uniform costs are payable separately.
- Other incidental charges: the school may apply additional charges for specific activities or resources as part of the annual fees or as separate payable items.

Refund information and conditions

- Non‑refundable fees: Application fee, Admission fee, Registration fee, and Annual activity fee are non‑refundable.
- Tuition refund before the academic year: a full refund of tuition fees (excluding deposits) is available if written notice is received by June 30 or August 15. A 50% refund of the first instalment applies if withdrawal occurs before September 1.
- Tuition refund after the academic year commences: refund is calculated as Total Charges – (Monthly Charge × Months Charged), with a sliding scale of months charged depending on days attended (1–14 days = 1 month; 15–30 days = 2 months; 31–45 days = 3 months; more than 45 days = 4 months). Example calculation methodology is provided for prorating.

Fee payment options

- Payment methods accepted: BenefitPay using the school's QR code or cash payment at the school accountant's office. Credit‑card, bank transfer, or other electronic payment methods are not listed as accepted payment options.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school aspires to enable every student to discover and develop their social and emotional potential to graduate a generation of confident, thoughtful lifelong learners who are proud of their Arab identity, open to the world, and ready to lead positive change. The mission describes a stimulating, safe, and supportive student-centered learning environment where values are instilled and academic and life skills are developed.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school is bilingual, and students communicate effectively and confidently in both Arabic and English.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides a safe, stimulating, and supportive learning environment that promotes students' wellbeing as part of its core mission and values.

Safeguarding

Bullying is prohibited and any incident is treated with utmost seriousness. The school protects personal data under the Bahrain Personal Data Protection Law, has a data protection officer to oversee policy compliance, and maintains a data protection policy to safeguard students, parents, and staff.

History

The Al Manar Private School was founded with a vision to provide exceptional education. It has been shaping young minds for over two decades. The school has 25+ years of experience and serves 500+ students. The school emphasizes values of academic excellence, integrity and ethics, responsible citizenship, and respect and tolerance. 95% of graduates are accepted into top universities worldwide.

Community

The community life centers on values including Academic Excellence, Integrity and Ethics, Responsible Citizenship, and Respect and Tolerance, creating a caring environment that respects diversity. The school aims to foster belonging and responsibility toward the local and global community, encouraging active participation in community service. School life features events such as Author's Day, Reading Camp, Art Exhibition, Inter-School Speech Contest, and Graduation Ceremonies for KG and Grade 12. The school supports students' social, emotional, and ethical development as part of its broader mission.

Facilities Overview

The school offers a library, media rooms, science laboratories, a Montessori lab for the KG section, a canteen, medical care facilities, and dedicated spaces for music and art. The campus supports early years through a Montessori lab and a safe kindergarten play area. There are spaces that encourage reading, hands-on science, creativity, and practical learning. Indoor and outdoor spaces support physical activity, including football and volleyball facilities. Overall, facilities are organized to support student learning, well-being, and creative development.

Sports Facilities

The school has an indoor football space and an outdoor volleyball court. Table tennis and basketball training are provided. The spaces are designed to support physical education and active play.

Academic Facilities

The Library is well-organized and supports academic growth with a curated collection and a calm environment. Two Media Rooms are equipped with computers, internet, and a Promethean multimedia projector. Three Science Laboratories are equipped for practical demonstrations and experiments; physics labs provide electronics and digital analysis facilities, and biology labs include preserved specimens. A KG Montessori Lab and a Kindergarten Play Area support early-years learning with hands-on activities and safe outdoor play.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The Music Room & ART Room provide spaces for music and visual arts, with percussion instruments, drums, recorder, traditional instruments, and a piano. The Montessori Lab and Kindergarten Play Area support hands-on and exploratory activities outside the regular curriculum. The Football & Volleyball Court supports team sports with an indoor football space and an outdoor volleyball area; table tennis and basketball training are provided. These facilities enable a range of extracurricular activities in music, arts, and sports.

Academic & Intellectual

The school has three science laboratories well equipped for practical applications, demonstrations, and experimentation. The physics laboratories are provided with additional facilities and equipment to teach electronics and digital analysis. Biology laboratories include preserved animal and plant species for hands-on exploration. These facilities support STEM learning and scientific inquiry.

Arts & Creative

There is a Music Room & Art Room to support music and visual arts. The music room is equipped with percussion instruments, drums, recorder, traditional instruments, and a piano. The spaces enable students to express creativity through music and art.

Cultural & Language

The mission emphasizes that students should be proud of their Arab identity while being open to the world, reflecting the school's focus on culture and heritage. The curriculum supports preserving cultural and religious heritage as part of a balanced education.

Social & Hobbies

Extracurricular offerings include sports, music, art, drama, robotics, and clubs. The school provides a Football and Volleyball Court with indoor and outdoor spaces, and offers Table Tennis and Basketball training as part of physical education. Students can participate in a range of clubs to pursue personal interests and social activities.

Community & Service

Social responsibility is a stated part of the school's mission, guiding values and student development in ethical decision-making and community awareness. Participation in programs fosters teamwork and civic-mindedness.

Leadership & Professional

The vision focuses on enabling students to discover and develop their intellectual, social, and emotional potential to graduate ready to lead positive change in their communities and the world. The school highlights leadership as a key attribute in its educational approach.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

A full-time nurse staffs a medical dispensary, and all cases of injury or illness receive medical attention with emergency transport available. All students receive regular medical examinations in partnership with the Primary Health Care Section, Government of Bahrain. The school promotes physical fitness through indoor football, outdoor volleyball, and additional activities such as table tennis and basketball, and offers a canteen with healthy snacks and strict hygiene controls.

Admissions

Now accepting applications for 2026-2027 academic year. Enrollment Requirements: Kindergarten: Parents and students must be present for an interview; children under 4 are not eligible. Grade 1 onwards: Parents and students must be present for an interview; children under 6 are not eligible for Grade 1; students must take a non-refundable entrance exam, with results notified the next day. Requirements: payment of registration fee; payment of book fees; payment of the first installment fee (annual fee collected in 3 installments); information about uniform partners (House of Uniforms and Georgia Uniforms). Fill and submit the Application Form with the following documents: 3 x pictures of the new student; CPR (photocopy) of the new student; Passport information page (photocopy) of the new student (copy of RP if non-Bahraini); Birth Certificate (photocopy) of the new student; Record Book of immunization, vaccination, etc. Download Application Form: Download our official admission application form, fill it out, and submit it along with the required documents. Download Fee Structure: Download our official fee structure document to learn about tuition fees, payment plans, and other financial information. Application: Enroll Today: Full Name, Mobile Number, Email, Street address, Address line 2, Area, Block; Student Information: Student Name, CPR, Grade (Kindergarten to Grade 12), Previous School, Nationality.

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