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Al Ameer English School

United Arab Emirates, Ajman

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 4,900 - 10,300
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1996
Type Co-educational
Opened 1991
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Al Ameer English School is a CBSE-affiliated, co-educational campus in Al Zahra, Ajman, United Arab Emirates, offering KG I to Grade XII. The curriculum includes Arabic, Islamic Studies and UAE Social Studies, with textbooks and syllabi provided through curriculum resources. Established in 1991 and moved to its premises in 2004, the school sits on a campus with blocks for KG, Primary and Secondary, and separate blocks for girls and boys. Facilities include Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths labs, IT Lab, smart classrooms, and a KG Activity Room. The large playground hosts inter-house and inter-class competitions and Annual Sports Meet, complemented by indoor facilities and a football court. Activities span Karate, Dance, Brain Gym, Abacus, Yoga, Football and Cricket, Art and Craft, and outdoor activities like horse riding and swimming. Features include AL AMEER ANNUAL SHORT FILM CONTEST and AL AMEER EXHIBITION ALAMEX 2025, Open House, library, clinic, canteen and transport.

Al Ameer English School, PO Box No. 3442, Al Zahra, Ajman, United Arab Emirates

The Essentials

Al Ameer English School has 1,996 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
Ajman, United Arab Emirates. Al Ameer English School was set up in 1991. It has a spacious campus with separate blocks for KG, Primary and Secondary, and separate blocks for girls and boys. It moved to the present premises in 2004.

Stages
KG I to Grade XII

Type
Co-educational with separate blocks for girls and boys

Additional learning support
Inclusion Department

Country affiliation
United Arab Emirates

Bus service
Transportation provided to Ajman, Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain; bus stops fixed after a thorough survey; Transport Manager is Mr Liyas Basheer; contact 055 2539596
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school is privately owned by Abdul Salam Abdul Kader and governed by a School Governing Body. The Governing Body includes educationalists, entrepreneurs, parent representatives, and professionals in public relations, medicine, and information technology.
Fees

Annual tuition at Al Ameer English School ranges from AED 4,900 to AED 10,300 for 2026/27.

Overview — Academic year 2026–2027

Tuition fees (annual and monthly instalment)
- KG1 — AED 4,900 per year (equivalent to AED 490 per month when paid in the school's 10 monthly instalments).
- KG2 — AED 4,900 per year (AED 490 per month).
- Grade 1 — AED 4,900 per year (AED 490 per month).
- Grade 2 — AED 4,900 per year (AED 490 per month).
- Grade 3 — AED 4,900 per year (AED 490 per month).
- Grade 4 — AED 4,900 per year (AED 490 per month).
- Grade 5 — AED 4,900 per year (AED 490 per month).
- Grade 6 — AED 4,900 per year (AED 490 per month).
- Grade 7 — AED 5,400 per year (AED 540 per month).
- Grade 8 — AED 5,400 per year (AED 540 per month).
- Grade 9 — AED 5,500 per year (AED 550 per month).
- Grade 10 — AED 5,500 per year (AED 550 per month).
- Grade 11 (Science) — AED 9,300 per year (AED 930 per month).
- Grade 11 (Commerce) — AED 9,300 per year (AED 930 per month).
- Grade 12 (Science) — AED 10,300 per year (AED 1,030 per month).
- Grade 12 (Commerce) — AED 10,300 per year (AED 1,030 per month).

Application / registration fees
- A specific separate application or registration fee amount is not published in the school's 2026–2027 fee schedule. Online registration is used as part of the admissions process and registration payment is treated as confirmation of registration.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition is published as a yearly amount and the school collects tuition by 10 monthly instalments. Fees must be paid on or before the 5th of every month.
- The school's admissions policy states that all fees are due at the time the acceptance letter is signed and returned. The school may restrict enrolment or withdraw a student where tuition fees are in arrears beyond the school's published limits.

Transport (school bus) fees and scheduling
- Bus yearly fees (2026–2027): Ajman — AED 2,400; Sharjah — AED 2,600; Umm Al Quwain — AED 2,600. The bus fee schedule is presented as yearly totals; when collected monthly on the same 10‑month pattern this equates to Ajman AED 240 per month and Sharjah/Umm Al Quwain AED 260 per month. Parents must pay transport fees by the 5th of the month; transport fees are collected in 10 monthly instalments. The transport policy notes there is no transport cancellation permitted for the months of December and March, and cancellations must be communicated before the 30th of the previous month to avoid charges for that month.

Boarding / hostel fees
- The school does not provide boarding or hostel facilities; boarding fees are not applicable. Transport is provided only as a day‑school service.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Uniforms: Uniforms and uniform distribution are handled as a separate purchase; direct purchase and uniform distribution circulars are published but specific uniform prices are not listed in the published 2026–2027 fee schedule. Uniform payments are administered separately from tuition.
- Textbooks: Textbook purchases are billed separately (online purchase announcements are published); the fee schedule does not list textbook prices.
- Library fines and replacement: A library lost/damaged book charge is specified in school policy (example: fine of AED 20 or the cost of the book, whichever is higher, for replacement or inability to replace a lost/damaged book). Other incidental fines or charges (exam fees, activity fees, laboratory replacement charges) may apply as per policies and circulars.

Caution / security deposit and refund information
- The school's policies allow withholding of a caution deposit to compensate for laboratory or other losses caused by a student. The published materials do not provide a fixed universal schedule of refundable deposits or a detailed refund timetable for tuition; fees are stated to be due on acceptance and a ‘no due' process is referenced for clearance at withdrawal. Parents should expect that refundable deposits, where collected, are subject to withholding for damages or outstanding dues as described in policy documents.

Fee payment methods and payment instructions
- Accepted payment modes include: cash, card, cheque (current‑date cheques at the school office), online payment via the school's payment portal / Orison payment gateway (online portal for fee and uniform payments), and bank transfer / bank deposit. Where bank transfer or deposit is used, parents are asked to submit a bank deposit intimation slip or the payment receipt/screenshot to the school for posting against the student account; posted funds may take up to two working days to reflect. Bank account details have been published for bank transfer payments.

Key administrative notes (billing enforcement and withdrawal)
- Fees are enforceable at the point of enrolment (fees due when the acceptance letter is signed). The school reserves the right to limit enrolment, withdraw student candidacy, or withhold documentation where fees are in arrears beyond the school's stated limits or where the enrolment process is incomplete. These rules apply in addition to any chargeable fines for damage or loss.

Summary of what is published for 2026–2027
- The school publishes a grade‑by‑grade annual tuition schedule and yearly transport fees for 2026–2027 and collects fees in 10 monthly instalments due by the 5th of each month. Specific standalone amounts for application/registration fees, refundable deposit totals, uniform prices, and textbook prices are not shown as fixed items in the 2026–2027 tuition schedule; these items are administered separately through admissions, circulars, or the school office.
Academics

Al Ameer English School teaches CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum
Al Ameer English School offers classes from KG I to Grade XII. The curriculum includes Arabic, Islamic Studies, and UAE Social Studies. The campus comprises blocks for KG, Primary and Secondary, with separate blocks for girls and boys. Textbook details and the syllabus are provided on the curriculum pages.

Exam Results
100% results in Board Exams.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Counselling Department is available at the school.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Inclusion Department is available.

Safeguarding
E-Safety is listed under Admissions.
Parent Experience

History
Al Ameer English School, Ajman was set up in 1991. It began in villas in Rumaila, Ajman. The school moved to its present premises in 2004. It now functions on a spacious campus with separate blocks for KG, Primary and Secondary, and is regarded as one of the reputed schools in the UAE.

Community
The site features a Wall Of Fame honoring teachers and a Hall Of Fame for student achievements. It publishes a Latest News and Events section with items such as Summer Vacation and other announcements, and highlights activities like the 2026-27 Student Council Elections. The Celebrating Success section presents achievements and events within the school community.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
PTA Members are listed in the Mandatory Disclosure section. The Parents Council 2024-2025 document lists parent representatives and staff as participants. The School Governing Body includes the Owner and a mix of educationalists, parent representatives, and teacher representatives. The Governing Body Structure lists 16 members with roles such as Owner, Educationalists, and Parent and Teacher Representatives. The Parents Council 2024-2025 includes teacher representatives and parent representatives among its members. The Parents Council and Governing Body provide governance for the school.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has a large playground for inter-house and inter-class competitions, including Football, Cricket, Chess, Carom, Shuttle, and Badminton, with an Annual Sports Meet. It provides indoor facilities and a football court, and the campus is organized into blocks for Kindergarten (KG), Primary, and Secondary with separate blocks for girls and boys. The amenities include laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Maths, and a well-equipped IT Lab. Smart classes use interactive modules to support teaching and learning, and KG Activity Room supports early learning. The School Library provides reading and information resources, while a clinic, canteen, and transportation services are available.

Sports Facilities
The Play Ground is large and used for inter-house and inter-class competitions including Football, Cricket, Chess, Carom, Shuttle, Badminton, and the Annual Sports Meet. There are indoor facilities and a football court to support sports activities. Outstanding students participate in inter-school competitions. The school emphasizes sports and physical education as part of the learning experience.

Academic Facilities
The school has separate laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Maths. It has a well-equipped IT Lab. KG Activity Room supports early childhood learning. Smart classes use interactive modules and visual tools to enhance teaching and learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co-curricular activities include Karate, Dance, Brain Gym, SWATANTARA, Abacus, Yoga, Football & Cricket, Art and Craft, Horse Riding (Outdoor Activity), and Swimming (Outdoor Activity). Activity Based Learning includes Annual Day, Food Carnival-ALAFCA, International Trips and Field Trips, Life Skills, Literary Clubs, Chess Competitions, Indoor-Outdoor Coaching, Cultural Programs - Live Show, Exhibitions-ALAMEX, Project Work, Sports, and Talents Day.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Abacus and Brain Gym are part of the co-curricular program. The Brainstorm Battle is an Inter House Debate Competition that fosters debate and critical thinking. Maths Matrix Quest provides an internal mathematics challenge. The Literary Club conducts inaugural and language-related activities and language-based competitions to broaden literacy and analytical skills.

Arts & Creative
DANCE and ART AND CRAFT are offered as co-curricular activities. Poster Design Challenge and Art and Nature Photography Competition are part of the school's creative program. The AL AMEER ANNUAL SHORT FILM CONTEST provides a platform for student filmmaking and creative expression.

Cultural & Language
Malayalam inter-grade language competitions are celebrated as part of Malayalam language activities. World Book Day celebrations promote reading and literary culture. Hindi language events include Hindi Action Song and Hindi Vocabulary Contest, and Urdu hosts Urdu Storytelling Competition. Arabic Calligraphy Competition showcases calligraphy, and Qissat Al Arabia Arabic story writing competition is also featured.

Social & Hobbies
The school hosts Literary Club activities and Inter House Debates to foster student interaction and social learning. World Environment Day celebrations and various health and wellness campaigns are part of student life. Inter-house competitions and language-based literary events contribute to social engagement and cultural exchange.

Community & Service
Blood donation camps and free health checkup campaigns are organized on campus. Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign and other health and social campaigns are part of the community outreach. World Environment Day and other service-oriented events engage students in societal impact.

Leadership & Professional
Student Council Elections are held to promote leadership among students. Open House events and AL AMEER EXHIBITION ALAMEX (2025) and Open House KG1 to 12 provide leadership and exposure opportunities. A Career Fair for upper grades connects students with broader post-school opportunities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Annual Sports Meet and horse riding (outdoor activity) are part of the wellbeing program. Obesity and Healthy Lifestyle Awareness campaigns and other health/wellness initiatives support student wellness. Outdoor activities and regular sports participation are integrated into student life.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include Arabic, English, Urdu, Hindi, and Malayalam. There are dedicated Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Malayalam, and English departments. The curriculum includes Arabic. Classes run from KG I to Grade XII.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Age criteria for new admissions. New admissions follow MOE age criteria as of March 31, 2022. KG1 is for children aged 4 years to 4 years 11 months 29 days; KG2 is for 5 years to 5 years 11 months 29 days. From Grade 1 onward, classes align with age bands: Grade 1 6–8 years, Grade 2 7–9, Grade 3 8–10, Grade 4 9–11, Grade 5 10–12, Grade 6 11–13, Grade 7 12–14, Grade 8 13–15, Grade 9 14–16, Grade 10 15–17, Grade 11 16–18, Grade 12 17–19.
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