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Amity Private School Sharjah

United Arab Emirates, Dubai

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 11,760 - 23,000
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 1998
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Indian Curriculum
Typical class size 16
Introduction

Amity Private School Sharjah is a CBSE‑affiliated Indian‑curriculum school based in the Muwailih Commercial School Zone, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The school publishes that it provides education from Pre‑KG through Grade 12 (ages from about 3 to 18) and follows the Central Board of Secondary Education up to Grade 12. The school's mandatory CBSE disclosure and facilities pages record a campus of roughly 32,092.5 sq.m (about 8 acres) and purpose‑built accommodation including multiple STEAM and science laboratories, an extensive library, art studios, theatre and music rooms, a clinic, canteen, and a temperature‑controlled swimming pool together with indoor and outdoor sports courts. Published inspection and school pages show English as a taught subject; Arabic is provided as a second language and Hindi is offered, with the school running additional support classes for English, Hindi and Arabic. The website also describes activity‑ and project‑based learning in the early years, a STEAM emphasis, leadership development and career/guidance counselling.

Muwailih Commercial, School Zone, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

The Essentials

Amity Private School Sharjah has 1,998 pupils, typical class sizes of 16, instruction in English.

Location
Amity Private School Sharjah is located in Muwailih Commercial, School Zone, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The 8-acre campus sits within the Muwailih School Zone and is described as easily accessible from Sharjah, Ajman and Dubai. The school provides directions and contact details for visits and inquiries at the Muwailih Commercial address.

Stages
The school serves students from Pre-KG through Grade 12. It is organized into Primary (Pre KG to Grade V), Middle (Grades VI–VIII), and Senior (Grades IX–XII) levels.

Type
The institution is a private CBSE-affiliated school. No boarding facilities are listed in the publicly available materials.

Pupil Nationality Mix
Publicly available information does not publish a breakdown of pupil nationalities. Admissions materials indicate international eligibility and transfer processes, including provisions for students from the USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Europe and New Zealand, suggesting international enrollment but without published percentages or ratios.

Additional learning support
Amity Private School Sharjah provides inclusive education for students with a range of learning abilities. An Inclusion Team, including the Senior Leadership Team, Head of Inclusion, Learning Support Assistants, Counselor, Mentors, Therapists (external), and a School Doctor/Nurse, coordinates support and tracks student progress with defined learning outcomes. An Inclusion Champion is assigned to each student to oversee records and progress.

Country affiliation
Country affiliation is with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), India. The school aligns with CBSE standards and participates in CBSE-related processes.

Religious affiliation
There is no religious affiliation stated for the school in the available materials.

School day structure
The school day starts at 7:45 AM. Pre-KG to KG2 finish at 1:00 PM, and Grade 1 and above finish at 3:00 PM.

Bus service
The school offers a bus service with multiple routes covering about 80% of the areas where students reside. Late Activity Buses are available for after-school activities. Annual route fees vary by area, with examples including Sharjah (AED 3,700), Al Nahda (AED 4,300), Bur Dubai/Deira/Karama (AED 4,670), Rashidiya/Mirdif/Umm Al Quwain/International City (AED 4,700), and Ajman (AED 4,200).
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are worn by students from Kindergarten onwards. The formal uniform includes a shirt, skirt/shorts (Nursery to Grade IV) or skirt/pants (Grade V to XII), a school jacket, white socks and black shoes. Sportswear includes house-colour t-shirts, shorts/track pants, neutral-coloured sports shoes and white socks. Uniforms can be purchased from Sumeru Trading (Shop 39, 1st Floor, Madina Mall, Muhaisnah Fourth, Al Qusais) or online at shopatsumeru.com.

House System
House colour T-shirts are included in the sports uniform. This reflects a house-based framework for school activities.

Governance and Ownership
The school is governed by a Board of Governors with roles including Chairman and Deputy Chairman, and representation from teachers, students, and parents. Amity Private School Sharjah is part of Amity Education Group, a not-for-profit education foundation with campuses worldwide.
Fees

Annual tuition at Amity Private School Sharjah ranges from AED 11,760 to AED 23,000 for 2026/27.

Registration & Application Fees

- Registration fee (non‑refundable): AED 500 per student.

Annual tuition fees by year group (discounted annual amounts)

- Pre‑KG: AED 11,760 per year.
- KG1: AED 11,760 per year.
- KG2: AED 11,760 per year.
- Grade 1: AED 13,925 per year.
- Grade 2: AED 13,925 per year.
- Grade 3: AED 16,475 per year.
- Grade 4: AED 16,475 per year.
- Grade 5: AED 18,628 per year.
- Grade 6: AED 18,628 per year.
- Grade 7: AED 20,165 per year.
- Grade 8: AED 20,165 per year.
- Grade 9: AED 21,293 per year.
- Grade 10: AED 21,293 per year.
- Grade 11: AED 23,000 per year.
- Grade 12: AED 23,000 per year.

Per‑term and monthly breakdown (calculated from the discounted annual fee)

- The school offers payment in three instalments or via a monthly payment plan; the amounts below are calculated by dividing the stated annual discounted fee into three equal instalments or into 12 equal monthly payments (calculated figures shown to two decimal places). This is a calculation based on the school's available payment options and not a separate published fee line.

Per term (three equal instalments) and per month (12 equal payments):

- Pre‑KG / KG1 / KG2: AED 11,760 per year — Term: AED 3,920.00; Month: AED 980.00.
- Grade 1 / Grade 2: AED 13,925 per year — Term: AED 4,641.67; Month: AED 1,160.42.
- Grade 3 / Grade 4: AED 16,475 per year — Term: AED 5,491.67; Month: AED 1,372.92.
- Grade 5 / Grade 6: AED 18,628 per year — Term: AED 6,209.33; Month: AED 1,552.33.
- Grade 7 / Grade 8: AED 20,165 per year — Term: AED 6,721.67; Month: AED 1,680.42.
- Grade 9 / Grade 10: AED 21,293 per year — Term: AED 7,097.67; Month: AED 1,774.42.
- Grade 11 / Grade 12: AED 23,000 per year — Term: AED 7,666.67; Month: AED 1,916.67.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment options: fees may be paid for the academic year in three instalments or on a monthly payment plan.
- All payments must be made by the due date; fee payments are due from the time of joining the school.
- Admissions in the middle of a session: fees are calculated on a pro‑rata basis for the balance of the academic year; the date of joining is considered the first day of the month of joining.
- Procedure for remitting payments: all cheques/drafts/remittances must clearly state the invoice number, student's name, grade applied for and Student ID (if allotted). Cheques to be made in favour of Amity Pvt. School LLC.

Mode of payment and bank details

- Accepted methods: Cash, Cheque, Bank Transfer and Credit Card.
- Bank transfer details provided by the school (currency AED): Account Name: AMITY PVT SCHOOL; Account Number: 3708442342401; IBAN: AE340340003708442342401; Bank: Emirates Islamic Bank; BIC: MEBLAEADXXX.

Boarding fees

- No boarding facilities or boarding fees are listed for the school; boarding is not applicable.

Other costs and fees

- Transportation (annual, per student) by route: Sharjah AED 3,700; Al Nahda (Dubai, Qusais, Muhaisnah) AED 4,300; Bur Dubai/Karama/Deira/Satwa AED 4,670; Rashidiya/Mirdif/Warqa'a/Umm Al Quwain/International City AED 4,700; Ajman AED 4,200. Transport fees are charged separately and handled through the school's transport service.
- Uniforms: uniform purchases are handled through an external uniform supplier (Sumeru Trading — store details provided by the school); uniform charges are paid directly to the supplier.
- Books and stationery: book supply is paid directly to the service provider (separate from the tuition figures shown).
- The school's published tuition amounts include tuition, ID card, sports and co‑curricular activities.
- The published fees exclude VAT and any other applicable government taxes.

Discounts and scholarships

- Promotional discount: up to AED 3,000 for all grades.
- Academic scholarship: up to 100% applicable only for Grade 11.
- Sports scholarship: 50% for all grades.
- Emirates Platinum cardholders: additional 5% for all grades.

Refund information

- The registration fee is non‑refundable. The school's billing guidance states fees are due from the time of joining and that mid‑session admissions are billed on a pro‑rata basis; no separate published full refund policy is listed on the school's fees pages.

Notes and administrative details

- Transport, uniform and book supply fees should be paid directly to the respective service provider; these are charged separately from the annual tuition figures.
Academics

Amity Private School Sharjah teaches Indian Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
Amity Private School Sharjah follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum with affiliation up to Grade 12, serving students from Pre-KG through Grade 12. The Primary School (Grades I–V) uses a trans-disciplinary framework and covers language and literacy, mathematics and numeracy, science and technology (ST.E.A.M.), information and communication technology, arts and crafts, the world around us, physical health and personal development, moral education, mutual understanding, physical education, and financial capability. The Middle School (Grades VI–VIII) includes language and literacy, mathematics, arts, environment and human society, science and technology (S.T.E.A.M.), information and communication technology, physical health and personal development, moral education, physical education, mutual understanding, and financial capability. The Secondary School (Grades IX–XII) provides a CBSE-aligned curriculum with language and literacy, mathematics, arts, environment and human society, science and technology, information and communication technology, physical health and personal development, moral education, mutual understanding, physical education, and financial literacy, in line with the CBSE syllabus. Admissions indicate entry assessments: Grades I–V assess English and Mathematics, while Grades VI–X assess English, Mathematics and Science. The school maintains a pastoral care framework and offers a broad co-curricular programme, aligned with SPEA guidelines and CBSE standards.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Amity Private School Sharjah supports social and emotional learning through its i care ethos, aiming to create a safe and valued school community. The wellbeing framework emphasises maintaining positive mental health, reducing stigma around mental health issues, and encouraging students and staff to seek help when required. Students are encouraged to cope with change and stress, and to empathise, respect and cooperate with others. The school maintains a zero-tolerance bullying policy and provides opportunities to develop personally and professionally, supporting SEL across the community. The Inclusion Team includes a Counselor among its members, underscoring formal wellbeing support for learners with diverse needs.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Inclusion is a core focus and Amity Sharjah welcomes students with a range of learning abilities, ensuring equal access to educational opportunities. The school allocates resources to support students and families, takes into account insights from parents, students and professionals, and involves students in decision-making wherever appropriate. Progress is reviewed regularly against clearly defined learning outcomes suited to each child's abilities, aptitude and potential. The Inclusion Team comprises the Senior Leadership Team, Head of Inclusion, Learning Support Assistants, Counselor, Mentors, Therapists (external), School Doctor/Nurses and Subject Teachers. The CBSE Mandatory Disclosure lists a Special Educator (Ms. Sangeetha Unnikrishnan) and a Counselor/Wellness Teacher (Ms. Chithu Elsa), indicating formal SEN staff, but does not specify the range of needs supported or whether the school is a specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school does not publicly disclose EAL-specific provision for Amity Private School Sharjah. The Inclusion Team includes a Counselor and other wellbeing staff, and CBSE disclosures show general welfare and learning-support personnel, but explicit EAL programs or withdrawal support are not described in the publicly available materials. There is no dedicated EAL page or programme detailed for Amity Sharjah, unlike some other Amity campuses. For precise EAL services, direct confirmation from the school would be required.

Mental Wellbeing
Amity Sharjah places wellbeing at the center of its educational approach, with the Wellbeing and Career Counselling framework describing efforts to promote positive mental health, reduce stigma, and encourage help-seeking. It aims to equip students and staff to cope with change and stress, and to empathise, respect and cooperate with peers. The school upholds a zero-tolerance bullying policy and offers opportunities for personal and professional development to support emotional well-being. The career counselling component provides individual counselling, workshops, university visits and other supports to address students' social and future planning needs. The Inclusion Team includes a Counselor, reinforcing access to wellbeing support, while CAS-focused pastoral activities and a broad extracurricular programme support social and emotional growth.

Safeguarding
Safety and safeguarding are prioritized through 24-hour campus security with CCTV and security personnel across the grounds, plus disability-friendly buildings and monitored dispersal zones. Visitors are managed through rigorous identification controls, and biometric sensors contribute to campus security. E-Safety policies guide online conduct and protect students as learning moves online. Regular emergency procedures, including fire drills and clear assembly points, are practiced, and staff receive ongoing safety training and expert-led safety lectures. The school also notes environmental health and safety practices, waste management, and safety awareness campaigns across the campus.
Parent Experience

History
Amity Private School Sharjah was founded in 2018 as part of the Amity Education Group. The school is CBSE-affiliated, aligning with the Central Board of Secondary Education for senior secondary education. The Amity Education Group is a not-for-profit foundation with a global network of universities, schools and preschools and more than 200,000 students. The group emphasizes community, global citizenship and leadership development across its campuses.

Community
Amity Private School Sharjah maintains an active school community with regular updates about student life and classroom activities. Posts highlight kindergarten activities, Grade II projects, seasonal celebrations and back-to-school events, illustrating a busy campus life. The campus spans 8 acres and includes large multipurpose halls, sports fields, libraries, and arts facilities that support community events. The school's mission emphasizes partnering with parents and the community to create relevant learning opportunities inside and outside the classroom.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Public information about a campus-specific PTA for Amity Private School Sharjah is not published on the school's site, but the school describes partnerships with parents and the community. Across Amity's network, there is an umbrella Amity PTA that supports academic needs, is active in decisions affecting health, safety, and education, and invites parental involvement. The Amity PTA runs activities such as spirit wear programs and fundraisers, including online spirit wear stores and scheduled fundraisers. Examples of PTA-style engagement at other Amity campuses include family events like Coffee Mornings, Cake Bake Sales, Movie Nights, Game Nights and cultural or community service days. Parents can contact the Amity PTA through official channels to join or inquire about activities.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Amity Sharjah sits on an 8‑acre campus in the Muwailih School Zone. The campus is air‑conditioned and designed for safety, comfort and the all‑round development of students, including provisions for specific learning needs. Facilities include large multipurpose halls, well‑equipped STEAM laboratories, and dedicated chemistry, physics and biology labs, alongside an extensive library. The school provides art studios, theatre rooms and music rooms with a range of instruments, plus a temperature‑controlled swimming pool, a learner's pool, and indoor and outdoor sports fields for football, basketball, badminton, table tennis, cricket and more. A clinic and a canteen support student well‑being and daily needs.

Sports Facilities
Sports facilities include a temperature‑controlled swimming pool and a learner's pool. The campus features indoor and outdoor sports fields and courts for football, basketball, badminton, table tennis, cricket and more. Large multipurpose halls support indoor physical education and school sport programs.

Academic Facilities
Academic facilities include well‑equipped STEAM labs and dedicated chemistry, physics and biology laboratories. The library is extensive and supports independent study and research across subjects. The facilities are housed in a modern, air‑conditioned environment designed to accommodate diverse learning needs. The learning environment supports a range of instructional approaches and collaborative work.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Art studios, theatre rooms and music rooms with a range of instruments are available for creative activities. The campus supports performing arts and visual arts through dedicated spaces for rehearsals, performances and exhibitions. Outdoor play areas and well‑maintained spaces support clubs and activities beyond the classroom. The facilities also underpin inclusion and a broad range of extracurricular experiences.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has a Robotics Club, an ongoing co-curricular activity led by students and supervised by dedicated professionals and science teachers. Field trips and project-based work are integrated into the timetable to extend learning beyond the classroom. The timetable also includes themed-based activities and cross-curricular projects to develop critical thinking and collaboration.

Arts & Creative
The school has an extracurricular arts program that includes theatre and music productions, choirs, bands, orchestras, dance, drama, film and photography. Fine Arts encompasses painting, drawing, ceramics, crafts and design, with calligraphy and pottery as part of the program. These activities are led by qualified instructors and provide performance opportunities at APS and in events in the UAE and abroad.

Cultural & Language
The school has a Dance and Music Club designed to create a vibrant melting pot of cultures through dance from across India and the world.

Social & Hobbies
The school has farming opportunities where students learn about nature, agriculture and sustainability, and there are clubs that cater to a wide array of student interests; field trips are organized to broaden horizons.

Community & Service
The school has a service program that aims to raise globally responsible, socially conscious citizens, encouraging service that benefits the national and international community.

Leadership & Professional
The school has a Student Council to nurture leadership skills and a House System with House Tutors, Captains and Vice Captains; activities across the houses include quizzes, debates and sports, contributing to the Seven Summits Challenge.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school has a broad athletic program with basketball, swimming, karate, skating, badminton, cricket, soccer/football, table tennis, athletics and tennis. Non-competitive sports activities are offered to develop skill and sportsmanship in a welcoming environment. Co-curricular activities and project-based work are incorporated into the timetable to support well-being and physical health.
Reputation
Admissions

Admissions
1. Inquiry and Online Application: Applications are welcome year-round. The academic year runs from April to March. The school follows CBSE Curriculum and adheres to UAE laws and SPEA Guidelines. An online form begins the process, and the Documents Required section lists the documents needed. 2. Confirmation, Scheduling and Assessments: After submitting the online form, a confirmation email acknowledging receipt is sent and an invitation to the school is issued. The Admissions office hours are Monday to Thursday 7:45 am to 4:00 pm and Sunday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Admission is based on a review of past performance, age and screening assessments. Pre-Primary, KG1 and KG2 assessments are observational; Grades I–V are assessed in English and Mathematics; Grades VI–X are assessed in English, Mathematics and Science. 3. Age Criteria: AY 2023-2024 specifies 3 years for Pre-K, 4 years for KG1, 5 years for KG2, and 6 years for Grade 1. 4. The school's location is Muwailih Commercial, School Zone, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The page also provides options to book a tour.
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