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Noor Al Diyar Private School

Bahrain, Manama

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees BHD 1,650 - 4,500
Ages 4 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 319
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum
Introduction

Noor Al Diyar Private School is a private British‑curriculum school located in Diyar Al Muharraq, Kingdom of Bahrain (Manama). The school follows the Cambridge pathway from early years through IGCSE to AS and A Levels, operating a 12‑year programme that progresses from KG1 to Grade 12 and serves pupils aged 4 to 18. Instruction is delivered through the British curriculum, and the school documents provision for Arabic Studies (taught using the Ministry of Education books across grade levels) and compulsory Islamic Education and social studies; external directory listings identify English as the primary medium of instruction. The campus comprises three modern buildings with specialist facilities including science laboratories, two IT/computer labs, music and art rooms, a senior and KG library, a large main hall, indoor sports space, outdoor playgrounds/sports yards and some 124 classrooms. The school is presented as part of the Al Noor Educational Group and highlights its accelerated Cambridge progression (AS in Grade 11, A Level in Grade 12).

Diyar Al Muharraq, Kingdom of Bahrain

The Essentials

Noor Al Diyar Private School has 319 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
Noor Al Diyar Private School is located in Diyar Al Muharraq, Kingdom of Bahrain, on the northern shores of Bahrain. The campus sits in a safe, prestigious area within Muharraq near the Diyar Al Muharraq development. Public transport is supported by a comprehensive school transport service across Manama, Seef, Muharraq and surrounding areas.

Stages
The school offers a Cambridge pathway from Early Years through to A Levels, a 12-year progression. The curriculum combines Cambridge IGCSE at appropriate stages with national Arabic subjects as part of the programme.

Type
Private day school; the public materials do not specify whether it is co-educational or single-sex, and there is no boarding provision indicated.

Pupil Nationality Mix
The school reports representation of more than 70 nationalities among students. The most common nationality and the local-to-international ratio are not published.

Additional learning support
Additional Support Lessons are provided (free of charge) to support inclusive learning. Booster classes, study skills sessions, language support, and revision sessions for IGCSE and A Levels are available to help students meet academic goals.

Country affiliation
Based in the Kingdom of Bahrain; no formal country-specific affiliation is stated.

Religious affiliation
Islamic Studies is part of the curriculum; there is no formal religious affiliation announced.

School day structure
Gates open at 6:45 am; assembly at 7:15 am; first lesson starts at 7:30 am. Break is 9:00–9:20 am; lunch 11:35 am–12:00 pm; clubs 1:20–2:00 pm; final pick-up around 2:10 pm.

Bus service
Yes. Noor Al Diyar provides transportation to students in Manama, Seef, Muharraq, Busaiteen, Amwaj, Hidd, Arad, Juffair and Umm Al Hasam. Buses are accompanied by qualified nannies/helpers and health and safety measures are in place.
Diving Deeper

House System
The school has a house system with house competitions.

Governance and Ownership
The school is part of the Al Noor Educational Group, which operates schools in Bahrain and Qatar.
Fees

Annual tuition at Noor Al Diyar Private School ranges from BHD 1,650 to BHD 4,500 for 2026/27.

Application and registration fees
- Registration / admission fee: BD 100.00 (non-refundable and non-transferable). The admission fee is payable on the day of the admission test.

Tuition fees (per instalment and per year by year group)
- KG 1 (age 4): BD 550.00 per instalment — BD 1,650.00 per year.
- KG 2 (age 5): BD 600.00 per instalment — BD 1,800.00 per year.
- Grade 1 (age 6): BD 700.00 per instalment — BD 2,100.00 per year.
- Grade 2 (age 7): BD 700.00 per instalment — BD 2,100.00 per year.
- Grade 3 (age 8): BD 800.00 per instalment — BD 2,400.00 per year.
- Grade 4 (age 9): BD 800.00 per instalment — BD 2,400.00 per year.
- Grade 5 (age 10): BD 800.00 per instalment — BD 2,400.00 per year.
- Grade 6 (age 11): BD 930.00 per instalment — BD 2,790.00 per year.
- Grade 7 (age 12): BD 930.00 per instalment — BD 2,790.00 per year.
- Grade 8 (age 13): BD 930.00 per instalment — BD 2,790.00 per year.
- Grade 9 (age 14): BD 1,100.00 per instalment — BD 3,300.00 per year.
- Grade 10 (age 15): BD 1,100.00 per instalment — BD 3,300.00 per year.
- Grade 11 (age 16): BD 1,500.00 per instalment — BD 4,500.00 per year.
- Grade 12 (age 17): BD 1,500.00 per instalment — BD 4,500.00 per year.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Registration fee: due upon completion of registration.
- Tuition instalment due dates: 1st instalment — 1 September; 2nd instalment — 1 January; 3rd instalment — 1 April.
- Tuition is divided into three instalments; each instalment must be paid within the scheduled time boundaries.
- Enrolment for a new academic year confirms a commitment to pay the full year's tuition unless a full term's written notice of withdrawal is provided in advance. If notice is given with less than one term's notice, a full term's fees will be charged in lieu.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for Noor Al Diyar Private School; boarding is not applicable.

Other costs and fees
- Book fees are not included in the tuition figures shown; book charges are additional.
- School uniform is required under the school uniform policy, but no uniform price is published on the school's fees pages. Costs for uniforms are additional and are not listed in the published fee schedule.
- Transportation: the school operates student transport services; however, published transport fees are not included in the tuition table and are not listed on the fees page. Transport is offered as a separate service and any transport charges are additional.
- Examination or external assessment fees (for Cambridge IGCSE / AS / A Level) and any specific subject or exam charges are not itemised in the tuition table and should be treated as potential additional costs.

Refund and withdrawal information
- The registration/admission fee (BD 100.00) is non-refundable and non-transferable.
- For tuition refunds and withdrawal: a full term's written notice is required to avoid being charged for the following term; if less than one term's written notice is provided, a full term's fees will be charged in lieu. Enrolling for the academic year constitutes a commitment to the full year's tuition subject to the notice rule above.

Fee payment options
- Accepted payment methods: Cash (school accounts department hours published), cheque (current dated cheques made payable to Noor Al Diyar Private School), and electronic bank transfers (parents are requested to submit transaction details to the accounts department as payment reference). The school provides account-office opening hours for cash payments.

Notes and items not listed in the published fee schedule
- The published fee schedule does not itemise uniform prices, book fees, transport fees, or specific exam/registration fees for external assessments; these are additional where applicable.

(Information above reflects the school's published fees and statements for the current academic information made available by the school.)
Academics

Noor Al Diyar Private School teaches British Curriculum for students aged 4 to 18.

Curriculum
Noor Al Diyar Private School offers a 12-year Cambridge Assessment International Education pathway from KG1 to A Levels, covering Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and AS/A Levels. In the primary years, the Cambridge Primary Programme provides core objectives in English, Mathematics, and Science. Arabic Studies and other national subjects are taught to meet Bahrain's requirements, with Arabic taught using Ministry of Education materials in certain grade bands. For Grades 10–12, students prepare for external examinations including Cambridge IGCSE, AS, and A Levels. The curriculum is complemented by a structured Co-Curriculum featuring Art, Sports, and Music, along with field trips and a community engagement program. A Character Curriculum and Values Programmes are in place to develop leadership, responsibility, and social awareness throughout all levels.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Noor Al Diyar Private School supports Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through student leadership, wellbeing-focused school culture, and community engagement. The Student Council fosters a spirit of responsibility and peer representation, giving pupils a platform to listen, decide, and contribute to school life. The school places the academic and personal well-being of students at the forefront, with house competitions and talent development that promote leadership, teamwork, and reflective learning. Outreach partnerships and charitable involvement help students develop empathy and global citizenship. A health-and-safety framework prioritizes physical, mental, and emotional well-being, supported by a team of staff who are trained to support student welfare.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school offers Additional Support Lessons, including Language Support Classes for non-native English speakers and for strengthening English and other subjects. Noor Al Diyar Private School is part of the Al Noor Educational Group and follows the Cambridge curriculum; there is no explicit indication that it operates as a specialist SEN institution. A formal SEN policy is not listed among the school policies; the available policies focus on safeguarding, attendance, student behaviour, and related areas. The Learning Centre exists as part of the school's broader support infrastructure, indicating resource provision for learning needs, though without a dedicated SEN framework being stated publicly. The school does not publicly disclose a specific list of SEN categories it can support.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided through Additional Support Lessons, including Language Support Classes for non-native English speakers or students needing English proficiency help. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS, and A Levels) is offered, supporting an international student body and language diversity. Language support is explicitly described in the school's learning provision, including booster and language-support classes. The school's curriculum and structure are positioned to accommodate international learners through Cambridge qualifications. Noor Al Diyar also notes booster and study-skills supports as part of its learning offer.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is prioritized as part of Noor Al Diyar's health and safety approach. The Health & Safety policy states that the well-being and safety of students are paramount and that the school implements measures to prioritize physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The policy also notes that a team of dedicated staff members is highly trained to manage potential risks and provide a nurturing environment for students. Ongoing communication with parents and guardians is emphasized as part of maintaining a safe school community. These elements together form the school's approach to supporting students' mental and emotional health.

Safeguarding
The school has a Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy, with the Social Counsellor designated as the Designated Child Protection Person (DCP). All safeguarding concerns are documented and reported promptly, with serious cases potentially referred to the Ministry of Education or the Child Protection Centre. The policy aligns with Bahrain's Child Law No. 37 (2012) and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Staff are trained to identify signs of abuse and respond appropriately, and safeguarding is described as a culture of vigilance across the school community. The school treats safeguarding as foundational to creating a safe and nurturing learning environment for every student.
Parent Experience

History
Noor Al Diyar Private School is part of the Al Noor Educational Group, which has over 32 years of experience in education across Bahrain and Qatar. The group promotes a culture of academic rigor and innovation, aligning Noor Al Diyar with a broader tradition of excellence. Noor Al Diyar offers a Cambridge Assessment pathway spanning KG1 to A Levels, with AS Level in Year 11 and A Level in Year 12, designed for university readiness. The school's history is framed as part of a legacy of three decades of educational excellence within the Al Noor Educational Group. The group highlights that its Bahrain and Qatar schools have achieved top Cambridge IGCSE and AS Level results, reflecting the group's standards.

Community
The Student Council fosters a spirit of responsibility and shared purpose; pupils step beyond the classroom to represent their peers, shape school life, and contribute meaningfully to the community. Noor Al Diyar works with a diverse range of charitable organizations and the local community as part of a comprehensive outreach program. House competitions build leadership and teamwork, and a love of reading is cultivated as a central aspect of daily life. Stories Worth Sharing include Bahrain National Day Celebration and Annual Day Celebration, illustrating the school's cultural and community engagement.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Noor Al Diyar has a Parents Council as part of School Life, indicating formal channels for parental involvement. The Parents Council page notes that parents play a crucial role in learning and in the school's reputation. The council aims to engage with parents from local and international communities, supporting the school's outreach. Parental involvement is framed as contributing to educational outcomes and to the school's standing in the community. The site shows navigation entries for Early Years, Primary, and Secondary under the Parents Council section, indicating engagement across all levels. The News & Events coverage of school-wide activities such as Bahrain National Day Celebration and Annual Day Celebration demonstrates how families participate in school life.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Noor Al Diyar Private School campus comprises three blocks with outdoor spaces including a playground and sport yard. Block 1 houses the academic hub for KG1 through Grade 8, with dedicated early years spaces and a KG library. Block 2 contains administration spaces, while Block 3 houses the main hall and facilities for sport and whole‑school activities. The campus features a well‑stocked library network, IT suites, music rooms, an art room, a large hall, and science laboratories, plus a purpose‑built auditorium for performances. Outdoor spaces include dedicated play areas and a large Astro Turf football pitch, complemented by a students' cafeteria and on‑site medical facilities.

Sports Facilities
Block 3 is dedicated to physical education and includes a spacious hall for sports activities and whole‑school events. The campus has a gymnasium, two sport courts, and a large Astro Turf football pitch. The main hall supports PE, assemblies, and performances as part of the school's sports and events calendar. Outdoor spaces include play areas and a sport yard that support physical education and recreational activities.

Academic Facilities
Academic facilities include a senior library and a KG library, two fully equipped computer labs, and a science laboratory. The school has 124 classrooms, all with interactive smart boards and a range of technology resources. IT resources include a fully connected campus with computing suites and interactive whiteboards throughout the school. Block 1 houses KG through Grade 8 with spaces dedicated to music, art, and large‑scale learning areas, while Block 3 provides additional academic spaces and a large hall for activities.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co‑curricular offerings include music, arts, field trips, and physical education. The Student Council fosters leadership and involves pupils in shaping school life. The school runs outreach programmes with charitable organisations and the community to promote social responsibility. House competitions and talent development activities are a regular feature of school life. The school also hosts major events such as Bahrain National Day celebrations and Annual Day, providing platforms for student talents.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers a Cambridge International Curriculum in a 12-year programme from KG1 to A Levels. The pathway culminates in AS Level in Year 11 and A Level in Year 12. The Cambridge framework supports depth, discipline, and discovery to prepare students for university readiness. Cambridge Assessment International Education underpins the programme.

Arts & Creative
Dynamic Clubs & Activities include STEM, Debate, Music, and the Arts. Daily clubs provide opportunities to explore interests and develop new skills in areas such as arts, sports, chess, robotics, cooking, and music. The school emphasises creativity and expressive learning as part of holistic development.

Cultural & Language
The school has students and staff from multiple nationalities, supporting cross-cultural understanding and a diverse learning community. The programme integrates global perspectives through Cambridge curriculum and school-wide outreach.

Social & Hobbies
Students participate in a range of clubs and activities, including STEM, debate, arts, sports, chess, robotics, cooking, and music. The Student Council fosters leadership, representation, and collaboration beyond the classroom. House competitions and talent development are part of everyday school life.

Community & Service
The school engages with charitable organisations and runs a comprehensive outreach programme to develop empathy and active citizenship. These initiatives align with the school's emphasis on social responsibility.

Leadership & Professional
The Student Council gives pupils opportunities to lead and contribute to school life, promoting responsibility, decision-making, and teamwork. The school emphasises leadership development and community involvement as part of the student experience.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The academic and personal well-being of students remains a priority, with an emphasis on reading and balancing screens with print. The school promotes reflective thinking, imagination, and healthy study habits as foundations for lifelong learning.
Languages

Language Provision
Cambridge curriculum is used across Noor Al Diyar Private School, with the Cambridge Primary Programme guiding English, Science, and Mathematics in the early years, and Cambridge Lower Secondary leading to IGCSE and AS/A Levels in the senior years. The Arabic language curriculum is taught using Bahrain's Ministry of Education books, with Islamic Studies and Social Studies integrated across grade levels. The school provides language support for non-native English speakers and offers English and other languages taught by the school.
Admissions

Admissions
The school offers a structured Cambridge pathway from KG1 to A Levels, totaling a 12-year progression. The pathway culminates in AS Level in Year 11 and A Level in Year 12, providing a direct route to university readiness. The school is part of the Al Noor Educational Group, which emphasizes a long-standing standard of excellence built over more than 32 years.

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