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Harvest Private School (formerly Al Rashad British Private School)

United Arab Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 9,350 - 20,600
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1052
Type Co-educational
Opened 1994
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Taught languages English, Arabic, French
Strengths Sport, STEM
Clubs Social and Hobbies
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Harvest Private School, Ras Al Khaimah, U.A.E. (P.O. Box 4328), offers a British National Curriculum from early years through secondary. It follows the England National Curriculum and prepares students for Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. The campus has four phases: Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary, and High School. Boys and girls classes are in separate sections. Opened in 1994 as Al-Rashad Private School, it adopted the British Curriculum in 2013-2014 and was renamed Harvest in 2016-2017. It is licensed for K-12 education. Facilities include a covered kindergarten play area, a library, art rooms, a cafeteria, 15 air-conditioned buses, and a medical room with a doctor and two nurses. There are science labs, ICT suites, and multimedia resources. Outdoor and indoor sport covers athletics, basketball, football, gymnastics, and volleyball. Student life features clubs focused on social and hobbies. A dedicated medical team supports student health needs.

P.O. Box 4328, Al Dhait South, Ras Al Khaimah, U.A.E

The Essentials

Harvest Private School (formerly Al Rashad British Private School) has 1,052 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
Harvest Private School is located in Al Dhait South, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. The mailing address is P.O. Box 4328, Al Dhait South, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. The contact phone is +971 (0)7 235 5098. The campus sits in Ras Al Khaimah and serves the surrounding community.

Stages
The school consists of four sections: kindergarten (Phase 1), Primary (Phase 2), Secondary (Phase 3) and High School (Phase 4).

Type
The boys' and girls' classes are held separately in a separate section.

Country affiliation
The school has a British curriculum (National Curriculum for England).
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are required and can be purchased from the school suppliers.

Food Options
The school cafeteria sells healthy snacks and drinks during break times. The options are healthy, nutritious and balanced.

Governance and Ownership
Harvest Private School is governed by a Board of Directors. The Chairman is Abdullah Bin Khater Al-Nuaimi and the Vice Chairman is Khawater Youssef Abu Laila Al Ali. The Executive Principal is Ms. Ashrat Ali.
Fees

Annual tuition at Harvest Private School (formerly Al Rashad British Private School) ranges from AED 9,350 to AED 20,600 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- No separate application or registration fee amount is published for new or returning students on the school's published fees information or admissions documents.

Tuition and related mandatory charges by year group (annual and per-term)

Notes before the line-by-line amounts:
- All published fees are shown in United Arab Emirates Dirhams (AED). The school publishes the following items by year group: MOE fee, VAT, any published discount, the total schooling fee after discount (including VAT), the tuition component, textbook fee and uniform fee. The figures below follow the school's published 2026/2027 fee schedule.
- The school's published tuition figures are annual amounts. The UAE Ministry of Education academic year is organised in three terms; the per-term figures shown below are the annual tuition divided into three equal installments (rounded to the nearest AED) to give a clear per-term figure.

For each year group the line shows: Annual MOE fee (AED), VAT (AED), Discount (AED), Schooling fee after discount including VAT (AED), Annual Tuition (AED), Textbook fee (AED), Uniform fee (AED), then Tuition per term (AED rounded):

- KG 1: MOE fee AED 10,750; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 10,770; Tuition AED 9,350; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,117.
- KG 2: MOE fee AED 10,750; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 10,770; Tuition AED 9,350; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,117.
- Grade 1: MOE fee AED 11,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 11,320; Tuition AED 9,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,300.
- Grade 2: MOE fee AED 11,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 11,320; Tuition AED 9,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,300.
- Grade 3: MOE fee AED 11,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 11,320; Tuition AED 9,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 3,300.
- Grade 4: MOE fee AED 13,500; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 13,520; Tuition AED 12,100; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 4,033.
- Grade 5: MOE fee AED 17,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 1,400; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 15,920; Tuition AED 15,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 5,300.
- Grade 6: MOE fee AED 17,300; VAT AED 22.5; Discount AED 1,400; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 15,920; Tuition AED 15,900; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 450. Tuition per term: AED 5,300.
- Grade 7: MOE fee AED 17,415; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 0; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 17,440; Tuition AED 15,965; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 5,322.
- Grade 8: MOE fee AED 18,950; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 1,050; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 17,925; Tuition AED 17,500; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 5,833.
- Grade 9: MOE fee AED 19,950; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 1,450; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,525; Tuition AED 18,500; Textbooks AED 950; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,167.
- Grade 10: MOE fee AED 22,100; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 3,300; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,825; Tuition AED 20,600; Textbooks AED 1,000; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,867.
- Grade 11: MOE fee AED 22,200; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 3,300; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,925; Tuition AED 20,600; Textbooks AED 1,100; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,867.
- Grade 12: MOE fee AED 22,300; VAT AED 25; Discount AED 3,400; Schooling fee after discount (incl. VAT) AED 18,925; Tuition AED 20,600; Textbooks AED 1,200; Uniform AED 500. Tuition per term: AED 6,867.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school publishes annual fee figures and provides an online payment portal for fee payment. The online payment portal used by the school is harvestschool.stspayone.com and supports immediate online payments (the portal shows an AED amount field and a PAY NOW action). The school's published materials do not set out a detailed public schedule of due dates, installment options or late-payment penalties. Parents should expect the published annual amounts to be the basis for billing and that online payment is available.

Boarding fees

- No boarding program or boarding fee is published for Harvest Private School in the school's public materials. The school's public information presents it as a day school and does not list boarding charges.

Other costs and optional services

- Textbooks: a fixed annual textbook charge is published for each year group (see the amounts listed above). These are shown as separate annual charges in AED.
- Uniforms: a fixed annual uniform charge is published for each year group (see the amounts listed above).
- Transportation: a transportation-fees page is present in the school's published materials (Transportation Fees 2025/2026), but specific route-by-route or per-student amounts are not shown on the public page. Transportation is offered as a separate charged service, with the detailed fee schedule published separately from the 2026/2027 schooling fees.
- Examinations and external assessment charges (for IGCSE/AS/A-Level exam entries) and other ad hoc activity charges are commonly billed separately at many Cambridge/UK-curriculum schools; no separate exam-entry charge schedule is publicly listed in the school's 2026/2027 fee table. The tuition lines above are the school's published tuition component; parents should allow for possible additional exam or subject fees where relevant.

Refund information

- There is no publicly posted, detailed refund policy or explicit refund schedule available in the school's published fees page or policy documents. No explicit refund conditions or refund amounts are published.

Fee payment options

- Payments are accepted through the school's online payment portal (harvestschool.stspayone.com) which is configured to accept AED payments and provides an immediate PAY NOW action for the amount entered. The school's public pages do not list other specific payment channels (for example, published bank-account details or explicit mention of in-person card payment) in the fee schedule page.

Brief note on published information gaps

- The school's 2026/2027 published fee schedule provides clear annual figures for MOE fees, VAT, discounts, total schooling fee (including VAT) and the tuition, textbook and uniform charges per year group. The school's public materials do not publish a specific application fee amount, a full billing calendar (explicit due dates or formal instalment plan descriptions), detailed transport-route pricing on the Transport page, a refund policy text, or a public list of alternative payment methods beyond the online payment portal. For the 2026/2027 year the figures above are the school's published amounts; parents typically use these annual figures for planning and (where required) divide by the school's term count for termly instalments.
Academics

Harvest Private School (formerly Al Rashad British Private School) teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE.

Curriculum
Harvest Private School follows the National Curriculum for England and prepares students to sit the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE), Advanced Subsidiary (AS) and A Level Examinations offered by Cambridge, Oxford AQA and Pearson Edexcel.

Higher Education Progression
The school prepares students for Higher Education and challenging Careers.
Parent Experience

History
The school opened its doors in 1994 as Al-Rashad Private School and implemented the UAE Ministry of Education curriculum. In the 2013-2014 academic year it adopted the British Curriculum in response to community demand and directions of the UAE National Agenda, and obtained Ministry of Education accreditation as a British School. Since converting to the British curriculum, it has achieved notable attainment, including five outstanding English rankings in the International Benchmark Test (IBT) in 2014-2015, above-average IBT English results in 2015-2016, and accreditation from Cambridge International Educational Association. In 2016-2017 the school changed its name to Harvest Private School; IBT Mathematics results produced seven outstanding positions nationally. The school comprises four sections: Kindergarten (Phase 1), Primary (Phase 2), Secondary (Phase 3), and High School (Phase 4); boys' and girls' classes are held in separate sections; it is fully licensed to provide K-12 education.

Community
The school hosts events such as Staff Professional Development, the dangers and harms of drugs, UAE National Day 50 Celebrations, and Tolerance and Anti-Bullying Day. These events reflect engagement with educational and national/cultural themes and are part of the school calendar. The school maintains a calendar of events and activities to organize participation and attendance.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Harvest Private School offers a range of facilities to support learning and student life. There is a covered play area for kindergarten and a separate covered recreation space for older students. The library is well-stocked with books and resources, and art and craft rooms encourage creativity. The school cafeteria provides healthy snacks and drinks, with hygiene and quality control prioritized. A fleet of 15 air-conditioned buses supports transport, and there is a fully equipped medical room overseen by a doctor and two nurses.

Sports Facilities
Sports facilities support healthy and active lifestyles with a variety of outdoor and indoor options. Outdoor sports include athletics, basketball and football, while indoor spaces accommodate gymnastics, throwball and volleyball. The facilities are designed to cater to individual talents and interests, enabling students to pursue their preferred activities. The school emphasizes physical development alongside academic learning.

Academic Facilities
Science and technology facilities support inquiry and practical learning. The school has a science laboratory suitable for Chemistry, Biology and Physics, plus a computer room and internet access. Multi-media facilities and a firewall support classroom technology and online learning. ICT resources include a computer laboratory with internet and multimedia capabilities, with audio-visual equipment used to enhance teaching and learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Social & Hobbies
The school life includes student initiative, student clubs and organizations, and extracurricular activities.
Languages

Language Provision
English and Arabic are core subjects. The school includes languages within its programmes. The Harvest Private School follows the National Curriculum for England. The focus is on developing proficiency in written and oral communication.
Admissions

Admissions
1) At registration, the following documents are required: Father's Emirates ID; Student's Emirates ID; Vaccination Certification; Student's Birth Certificate; Three photos of the student; Student's valid passport and visa; Transfer Certificate and certificate of the grades. The documents are listed under the Admission Process. The documents are presented to initiate the admissions process. The documents include identification, vaccination status, birth date, and prior academic records.
2) The complete admission process can be downloaded as a workflow. The workflow outlines the sequence of steps involved in admitting a student. The workflow provides a structured outline of the admission steps. The downloadable document is accessible from the Admissions Process page.
3) The workflow includes the following sequence: New Student Registration; Document verification by the Admissions Office; A verification decision is made by the Admissions Office. If verified, Tuition Fee is paid, the student becomes fully registered, and may join the school to begin classes.
School Events
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