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AlSharqyia School

Bahrain, Manama

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The school at a glance
Fees BHD 1,100 - 1,870
Ages 4 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 600
Type Co-educational
Opened 2011
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages Arabic, English, French
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School
Introduction

AlSharqyia School is a co-educational day school in Adliya, Bahrain, serving ages 4 to 18 with a British Curriculum, Cambridge Secondary program. The school emphasizes a balanced curriculum that includes Computer, Arts, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics and Languages, with Arabic, English and French taught. It fosters Respect, Responsibility and Resourcefulness and describes its faculty as highly dedicated and globally exposed. The school aims to provide a stable, happy, stimulating and challenging environment where cultural and religious diversity permeates all aspects of school life. Since opening in 2011 with four students, it has grown to over 600 students across all levels. Facilities include a library, science laboratories, modern technology-equipped classrooms, indoor gymnasiums and covered outdoor playgrounds, a theatre, a cafeteria and a prayer hall. Athletics and other on-site sports, performing arts, drawing and painting activities, and student publications on PADLET enrich the co-curricular program. Dedicated staff support learners toward high goals.

Building 621, Road 3625, Block 336, Adliya, Kingdom of Bahrain

The Essentials

AlSharqyia School has 600 pupils.

Location
Building 621, Road 3625, Block 336, Adliya, Kingdom of Bahrain. Adliya is a district in Manama, the capital city of Bahrain. The school is located in an urban area and is accessible via local roads in Adliya.

Type
co-educational day school

Additional learning support
The school does not accommodate students with Special Needs due to lack of facilities and staff.

Country affiliation
Kingdom of Bahrain

School day structure
7:00 am – 2:00 pm (Sunday – Thursday)
Diving Deeper

Food Options
Canteen provides a range of healthy choices that students can choose from.

Governance and Ownership
Authorized by Cambridge School Certificate and by Ministry of Education.
Fees

Annual tuition at AlSharqyia School ranges from BHD 1,100 to BHD 1,870 for 2026/27.

Application and Registration Fees
- Registration fee: BHD 80, payable once at the time of admission.
- Advance (June) fee: BHD 60, payable at the beginning of the academic year.
- Transport registration: BHD 40 (noted as a transport fee amount collected monthly with tuition).

Tuition fees by year group (monthly, term-wise and annual totals)
- KG (Grades KG1–KG2)
- Monthly rate: BHD 110.
- Term 1 (first term): BHD 440. Term 2: BHD 330. Term 3: BHD 330.
- Annual total: BHD 1,100.

- Grade 1–3
- Monthly rate: BHD 143.
- Term 1: BHD 572. Term 2: BHD 429. Term 3: BHD 429.
- Annual total: BHD 1,430.

- Grade 4–6
- Monthly rate: BHD 154.
- Term 1: BHD 616. Term 2: BHD 462. Term 3: BHD 462.
- Annual total: BHD 1,540.

- Grade 7–9
- Monthly rate: BHD 176.
- Term 1: BHD 704. Term 2: BHD 528. Term 3: BHD 528.
- Annual total: BHD 1,760.

- Grade 10–12
- Monthly rate: BHD 187.
- Term 1: BHD 748. Term 2: BHD 561. Term 3: BHD 561.
- Annual total: BHD 1,870.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is presented as a monthly rate and collected as term-wise installments (First Term amount, Second Term amount, Third Term amount) that together form the annual total for each grade.
- The Advance (June) fee is payable at the beginning of the academic year. Transport fees are collected monthly together with tuition. Registration is payable once at admission.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; the school operates as a co-educational day school.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Transport: BHD 40 (noted as payable monthly with tuition).
- Textbooks: the cost of textbooks is charged and is nonrefundable.
- Uniforms and other incidental charges: no explicit uniform fee or set amounts for incidental items are listed in the published fee schedule.

Refund information
- A Student Withdrawal Form must be completed to initiate any fee refund and the Accounts Department issues a Financial Release Certificate after review and confirmation that all required tuition fees have been paid.
- The first installment is nonrefundable.
- The cost of textbooks is nonrefundable.
- The same refund conditions apply to newly admitted students who withdraw.

Fee payment options
- The published fee information does not specify accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer, or cash).
Academics

AlSharqyia School teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge (Secondary) for students aged 4 to 18.

Curriculum
AlSharqyia School offers a balanced curriculum that fosters social and cultural development. It provides subjects including Computer, Arts, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics and Languages. Languages taught include Arabic, English and French. The school emphasizes Respect, Responsibility and Resourcefulness and describes faculty as highly dedicated and globally exposed. It aims to provide a stable, happy, stimulating and challenging environment where cultural and religious diversity permeates all aspects of school life.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school emphasizes educational and social development together and focuses on the whole well-being of each child. The mission states the total development of each child spiritually, morally, intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically, explicitly highlighting emotional development. It aims to develop active and creative minds and a sense of understanding and compassion for others. Teachers are described as highly dedicated, globally exposed, and well-experienced. The environment is designed to be stable, happy, stimulating and challenging, with every student valued and encouraged to reach their highest potential.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school will not entertain any child with Special Need as the school has no facilities/professional staff for such children.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Arabic, English and French languages are taught; English is part of the language curriculum alongside Arabic and French.

Mental Wellbeing
The total development of each child includes emotional growth, and the school aims to provide a stable, happy, and stimulating environment that supports students' emotional well-being.
Parent Experience

History
The journey of AlSharqyia School began in 2011 with four students. It received approval from the Ministry of Education to run the British Curriculum for grades 1–3. The school grew from its primary level to the senior level and now has 600+ students across all levels.

Community
The school fosters a culture where cultural and religious diversity permeates all aspects of school life; everyone is valued and encouraged to strive for high standards. It offers athletics, an in-house online newspaper (PADLET), and performing arts as part of its co-curricular program. Parental involvement is strongly encouraged and valued.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The school has a Parent Council. A Parent Council Members page is listed under Parent Info. Parental involvement is encouraged.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school provides a range of facilities to support learning and student wellbeing. It includes a library, science laboratories, and classrooms equipped with modern technology. Covered outdoor playgrounds and indoor gymnasiums provide space for physical activities, while a school theater supports performances. A cafeteria serves meals on campus, and there is a prayer hall and dedicated teachers' rooms. Separate sanitary facilities are provided for boys and girls.

Sports Facilities
Indoor gymnasiums support physical education and team sports. Covered outdoor playgrounds provide space for outdoor activities. The facilities support a range of on-site sports and PE programs. Athletics are offered through the school's extracurricular activities.

Academic Facilities
Academic facilities include a library and science laboratories. Classrooms are equipped with modern technology to support interactive learning. The computer program provides hands-on experience with the latest technology. Languages taught are Arabic, English and French. The curriculum covers Computer, Arts, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics and Languages.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Athletics is offered as part of the extra and co-curricular program. In-house Publications include student writers published on PADLET. Performing Arts are encouraged, including drawing, painting, coloring and other art forms. The activities support expression and teamwork outside the classroom.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has a balanced curriculum that includes Computer, Arts, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics and Languages. Languages taught are Arabic, English and French. It provides a stable, happy, stimulating and challenging environment in which cultural and religious diversity permeates school life, and everyone is valued and encouraged to strive for the highest standards. The faculty is highly dedicated, globally exposed and well-experienced, supporting learners' development.

Arts & Creative
The Arts are part of the curriculum and give wings to students who wish to take it up as an interest or hobby. Performing Arts are encouraged, with students engaged in drawing, painting, coloring and more. Visual arts and creative expression are nurtured through classwork and co-curricular activities.

Cultural & Language
Languages taught are Arabic, English and French. Cultural and religious diversity permeates all aspects of school life, and everyone is valued and encouraged to strive for the highest standards. The school aims to deliver an education that is truly relevant to students' futures.

Social & Hobbies
Athletics foster student participation in sports and competitions. In-house Publications involve student writers whose works are regularly published in the online PADLET. Performing Arts are encouraged, including drawing, painting, coloring and more.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
AlSharqyia School provides a stable, happy, stimulating and challenging environment that supports student well-being. It is a co-educational day school with modern facilities of the highest order. Cultural and religious diversity permeates school life, and everyone is valued and encouraged to strive for the highest standards. Respect, Responsibility and Resourcefulness guide student behavior. Working hours are 7:00 am to 2:00 pm (Sunday – Thursday).
Languages

Language Provision
The school teaches Arabic, English and French languages.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Eligibility and authorization. AlSharqyia School accepts eligible students from KG1 to Grade 11, aged 4 to 18 years. The school is authorized by Cambridge School Certificate and by the Bahrain Ministry of Education. Enrolling a child implies acceptance of the school's Vision, Mission, rules and regulations. The school does not accommodate children with special needs due to lack of facilities and staff for such children.

2. Application window and initial steps. Applications are accepted in January each year and operate from KG1 to Grade 11 subject to seat availability. The Admission Department informs applicants of the entrance test date. An Application Processing Fee is charged and is non-refundable.

3. Entrance examinations and interviews. Applicants sit for entrance examinations followed by interviews. The length of each examination by grade is: KG1 and KG2 – 1 hour (English and Mathematics); Grades 1–7 – 2 hours (Arabic, English, Mathematics); Grade 8 – 2 hours (Arabic, English, Mathematics, Science); Grades 9–11 – 3 hours (Arabic, English, Mathematics, Science). After the examination/interviews, the Admission Office notifies whether a seat is offered. KG admission follows the interview on the same day as the exam.

4. Offers, next steps, and late registration. Students offered seats proceed to the next step as directed by the Admission Office. Late registration is possible depending on seat availability and remains open through early September.

5. Fees and withdrawal policy. The Application Processing Fee is non-refundable. First installment and textbooks are non-refundable. To withdraw, parents must complete a Student Withdrawal Form within the specified timeframe; a Financial Release Certificate is issued, which is separate from the transcript. Verbal withdrawal notices are not official.

6. Inside Bahrain required documents. For applications from inside Bahrain, the required documents include two color passport-sized photos; copies of the student's passport and valid visa (if non Bahraini); birth certificate; CPR copies (father and mother); vaccination book (all pages); last year's grade report and current progress report; and the Transfer Certificate.

7. Outside Bahrain required documents. For applications from outside Bahrain (Grades 2–11), the required documents include a copy of the student's passport, birth certificate, CPR (father and mother), visa (Non Bahraini), vaccination book, last year's Grade Report and this year's latest Progress/Grade report (original copy); a translated copy of foreign certificates into English or Arabic by a certified translator; and the Transfer Certificate. A stamped and signed certificate of scholarship from the country of origin may be required, and apostille may substitute in some cases.
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