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International School of Creative Science - Muwaileh

United Arab Emirates, Dubai

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees AED 22,240 - 43,390
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 4752
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, UAE Curriculum
Typical class size 16
Introduction

International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh is a British-curriculum international school in the Muwailih area of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The school delivers the UK National Curriculum (National Curriculum of England) while integrating UAE Ministry of Education requirements in Arabic, Islamic Education, Social Studies and Moral Education; it serves children from early years through secondary (ages 3 to 18). English is the primary language of instruction, with Arabic and Qur'an/Islamic studies taught according to UAE standards; the school highlights a Quran memorisation programme with emphasis on tajweed and tarteel. Facilities described on the school site include interactive classrooms with computers and whiteboards, a well‑resourced library, ICT/computer labs, a science laboratory, an innovation kitchen lab, an Effective Learning Provision for learners with special educational needs, indoor and outdoor playgrounds, a covered heated swimming pool (swimming lessons from Grade 3), a gym and a multi‑purpose hall. The curriculum information also notes extracurricular provision and career‑readiness support such as university workshops and guidance.

Muwailih Commercial, Industrial Area, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

The Essentials

International School of Creative Science - Muwaileh has 4,752 pupils, typical class sizes of 16, instruction in English.

Location
ISCS Muwaileh is located in the Muwaileh area of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. It is part of the Bukhatir Education Advancement & Management (BEAM) Creative Science Schools network. The school offers student transport facilities in line with Road and Transport Authority regulations.

Stages
ISCS Muwaileh provides Foundation Stage (FS1/FS2, i.e., Pre-KG and KG) through Year 12 (Grade 12 / Year 13). The academic year runs from September to June with three terms.

Type
ISCS Muwaileh is an international school that follows a combination of the UK National Curriculum and the UAE MOE curriculum. It is part of the BEAM network operated by Bukhatir Education Advancement & Management. No boarding facilities are indicated.

Pupil Nationality Mix
The school represents 68+ nationalities. The most common nationalities and the local-to-international student ratio are not published.

Additional learning support
ISCS Muwaileh has an Inclusion Statement that commits to inclusive practices and support for learners with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and English/Arabic as an Additional Language (EAL). The school emphasises wellbeing, reduced barriers to learning, and equitable access for all students.

Country affiliation
The curriculum includes the UK National Curriculum and UAE MOE frameworks, indicating dual-country curricular alignment rather than a single country affiliation.

Religious affiliation
Religious education is delivered as part of the curriculum, including Islamic Education and a Quran memorisation programme; there is no formal religious affiliation stated.

School day structure
Foundation Stage operates 07:00–12:45, Monday–Thursday. Primary and Secondary operate 07:00–14:25, Monday–Thursday. Staff hours are 06:30–15:30 on those days.

Bus service
ISCS Muwaileh provides transport facilities for students. The service adheres to Road and Transport Authority regulations. Specific routes, providers, and schedules are not listed on the site.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform is mandatory for all students and must be school-issued. PE uniform is worn on PE and swimming days with white sports shoes; female students in Years 4–7 wear the school hijab (white), and those in Year 8+ wear navy blue. The school kit includes a school bag, and there are rules on hair, nails, makeup, and jewellery.

Food Options
The canteen provides a wide variety of nutritious food and drinks. Meals can be pre-ordered via the Hot Oven online app, and packed meals are delivered to classrooms by staff. Health and safety precautions are implemented.

Governance and Ownership
ISCS Muwaileh is BEAM-managed and owned by Bukhatir Group through Bukhatir Education Advancement & Management (BEAM). The School Governing Body is chaired by Hesham Abdeen, with the principal acting as Principal Governor.
Fees

Annual tuition at International School of Creative Science - Muwaileh ranges from AED 22,240 to AED 43,390 for 2026/27.

Registration / Application Fee

- Registration deposit (new enrolment only): AED 500 payable immediately after enrolment. This deposit is adjusted against the first term tuition fee. If the child does not join, the deposit is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (per term and annual total) — listed by year group

- FS 1: Term 1 AED 9,232; Term 2 AED 6,924; Term 3 AED 6,924; Total AED 23,080.
- FS 2: Term 1 AED 9,232; Term 2 AED 6,924; Term 3 AED 6,924; Total AED 23,080.
- Year 1: Term 1 AED 9,359; Term 2 AED 7,018; Term 3 AED 7,018; Total AED 23,395.
- Year 2: Term 1 AED 10,976; Term 2 AED 8,232; Term 3 AED 8,232; Total AED 27,440.
- Year 3: Term 1 AED 10,976; Term 2 AED 8,232; Term 3 AED 8,232; Total AED 27,440.
- Year 4: Term 1 AED 10,987; Term 2 AED 7,239; Term 3 AED 8,239; Total AED 27,465.
- Year 5: Term 1 AED 12,424; Term 2 AED 9,318; Term 3 AED 9,318; Total AED 31,060.
- Year 6: Term 1 AED 12,435; Term 2 AED 9,325; Term 3 AED 9,325; Total AED 31,085.
- Year 7: Term 1 AED 12,495; Term 2 AED 9,370; Term 3 AED 9,370; Total AED 31,235.
- Year 8: Term 1 AED 14,956; Term 2 AED 11,217; Term 3 AED 11,217; Total AED 37,390.
- Year 9: Term 1 AED 14,971; Term 2 AED 11,227; Term 3 AED 11,227; Total AED 37,425.
- Year 10: Term 1 AED 14,971; Term 2 AED 11,227; Term 3 AED 11,227; Total AED 37,425.
- Year 11: Term 1 AED 16,436; Term 2 AED 12,327; Term 3 AED 12,327; Total AED 41,090.
- Year 12: Term 1 AED 16,448; Term 2 AED 12,336; Term 3 AED 12,336; Total AED 41,120.
- Year 13: Term 1 AED 18,008; Term 2 AED 13,506; Term 3 AED 13,506; Total AED 45,020.
- External examination fees are charged separately (not included in the tuition totals).

Transportation (annual)

- Sharjah: One‑way AED 5,000; Two‑way AED 6,100.
- Ajman: One‑way AED 5,100; Two‑way AED 6,200.
- Dubai: One‑way AED 5,300; Two‑way AED 6,400.

Other fees and charges

- Canteen deposit (if opted): payable with the first instalment; adjusted according to usage and to be replenished as required. Any balance may be carried forward or refunded on withdrawal after dues are cleared.
- Uniforms: fees for uniform items are payable in cash or by card when purchased. Uniform purchases are linked to fee clearance as described by school policy. Fees for books and uniforms are non‑refundable.
- External exam fees and any other specified curricular or examination charges are charged separately.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is billed in three instalments (three terms). The school requires the first term fee (first instalment) to be paid in cash or by current‑dated cheque. The second and third instalments are paid by post‑dated cheques provided at the time of first instalment. Delay in payment may result in action by school management in accordance with Ministry of Education rules. Cheques must be made payable to "International School of Creative Science PVT per person Company LLC."
- Renewal reservation for existing students: a non‑refundable deposit of AED 500 per child must be paid before the end of February to reserve a place; this amount is adjusted against the first term tuition fee for the next academic year.

Refund and cancellation (withdrawal) information

- Cancellation / withdrawal requires submission of a Cancellation (Withdrawal) Request Form to the Registration Department. Refunds follow Ministry of Education rules as published by the school:
- If the child attends two weeks or less in a term: one full month's fees will be charged.
- If the child attends more than two weeks and less than one month in a term: two full months' fees will be charged.
- If the child attends more than one month in a term: full term fees will be charged.
- Fees for school books and uniforms are non‑refundable. Discounts are not applicable once registration is cancelled during the academic year. Transportation refunds are processed according to Ministry rules after Transport Department approval and accounts clearance. Fee refunds are only processed after all dues are settled; processing requires 12 working days after submission of required documents to the Accounts Department.

Discounts and scholarships

- Sibling discount on net fees: 1st child 0%; 2nd child 5%; 3rd child 10%; 4th child 15%; 5th child and above 20%.
- Quran memorisation discounts on net fees: 20–29 Juz' = 15%; Full memorisation = 25%.
- Referral discounts and GL Progress Test / high achiever discounts are available as described in the school fees policy.

Boarding

- Boarding is not listed as a facility and no boarding fees are shown in the published fee structure for this campus; therefore boarding fees are not applicable.

Accepted payment methods and additional payment options

- The school's published fee policy specifies payment by cash or cheque for tuition instalments; uniform payments may be made by card or cash. Cheque instructions and post‑dated cheque handling procedures are specified in the fee collection policy.
- Additional third‑party information notes that card payments may be accepted when full year fees are paid upfront and that Easy Payment Plans (EPP) arrangements (0% profit monthly schemes) are available through partner banks such as Emirates NBD and Emirates Islamic Bank (bank approval and processing fees may apply). Visa and Mastercard are indicated as commonly accepted card types by third‑party guides. These additional card/EPP arrangements are subject to the bank and school terms.

Notes and conditions

- Tuition for late enrolment is calculated according to Ministry of Education rules and regulations. School reports and transfer certificates are released only after settlement of all dues. The school reserves the right to accept or reject renewal requests; when management does not renew a student's application, the full amount will be refunded as stated by the school.
Academics

International School of Creative Science - Muwaileh teaches British Curriculum, UAE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The ISCS Muwaileh campus delivers a blended curriculum that combines the English National Curriculum with the UAE Ministry of Education framework for Arabic, Islamic Studies, Social Studies, and Moral Education. In Early Years and Primary, the school uses a bilingual English-Arabic approach with an area-/thematic curriculum and a Digital Learning program aligned with the UK National Curriculum, alongside a Quran memorisation programme. The Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2) follows the English EYFS framework while giving equal emphasis to UAE MOE subjects such as Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Moral Education; Primary covers English, Maths, Science, Social Studies, Arabic, Qur'an, Islamic Studies, Art, PE, Humanities, and ICT. The Secondary Curriculum follows the England National Curriculum alongside UAE MOE subjects, with core subjects English, Maths, Science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics), Humanities, Social Studies, ICT/Computer Science, and Physical Education, and KS4/KS5 electives including Business Studies, Economics, Accounting, Psychology, Sociology, Geography, Graphic Design, Computer Science, English Literature, Further Mathematics, Chemistry, and Biology. In addition, ISCS offers IGCSE/GCSE O-Levels in the secondary years and GCE A-Levels in the later years.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
ISCS Muwaileh prioritizes wellbeing and inclusive learning as central to student development. The Inclusion Statement says the wellbeing of students, staff, and parents is paramount, and resilience is nurtured as a life skill to help the ISCS family cope with adversities. It aims to reduce barriers to access, participation, and engagement so students can achieve academically, emotionally, and socially. The Inclusion Statement identifies learners who require English/Arabic as an additional language (EAL) and other groups requiring support within its inclusive framework. The school emphasizes a loving, caring community where everyone feels welcome, secure and valued, with wellbeing at the heart of school life. An Inclusion Policy (2025-2026) indicates leadership involvement through an Inclusion Leader in policy development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
ISCS Muwaileh describes itself as a fully inclusive school and includes a focus on learners with special educational needs within its inclusive framework. The Inclusion Statement explicitly mentions ‘Learners with special educational needs' as a group requiring targeted provision. The materials do not specify a separate SEN specialist provision, reinforcing that the school operates as a mainstream, inclusive setting rather than a dedicated SEN institution. The Inclusion Statement also notes EAL learners as a key target for inclusion alongside SEN. An Inclusion Policy (2025-2026) exists, indicating governance around inclusion and the involvement of an Inclusion Leader. The exact kinds of SEN the school can support are not publicly disclosed in its published materials.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
ISCS Muwaileh acknowledges learners who need support to learn English/Arabic as an additional language (EAL) as part of its inclusive approach. The Inclusion Statement explicitly identifies EAL as a focus area for inclusion and support. Language development guidance for multilingual students is reflected in related school materials, including language development approaches (e.g., phonics-focused support) described for multilingual learners. A page detailing the British Curriculum at ISCS Muwaileh notes multilingual development and specific phonics-based supports such as Floppy's Phonics to aid English language learners. These together indicate structured EAL support within the school's mainstream program.

Mental Wellbeing
Wellbeing is described as paramount for students, staff, and parents at ISCS Muwaileh, with resilience highlighted as a key life skill to help the school community navigate challenges. The Inclusion Statement states that the school cares about wellbeing and happiness, aiming to remove barriers and improve long-term outcomes for students. The approach emphasizes emotional and social development as part of the inclusive ethos and Islamic values that underpin school life. The focus on wellbeing is integrated into the school's vision of inclusive practices, ensuring students can engage meaningfully in all aspects of school life. The Inclusion Policy further supports wellbeing through leadership and policy alignment aimed at safeguarding and inclusive practice.

Safeguarding
ISCS Muwaileh has a Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy that outlines a rigorous commitment to safeguarding, with staff, governors, and volunteers trained to high standards and a culture of vigilance. The policy emphasizes listening to children, valuing their voices, and placing their safety at the core of school life, including early intervention when needed. The school describes ongoing collaboration with families and external agencies to ensure a seamless network of support around every child. Safeguarding policies and procedures are updated for the 2025-2026 cycle, and are accessible within the school's policy resources. Additional safeguarding-related information is provided on the school's safeguarding section and policy pages.
Parent Experience

History
ISCS Muwaileh is part of the Bukhatir Education Advancement & Management (BEAM) network, which operates the International School of Creative Science and related campuses across the UAE. BEAM leads the expansion of ISCS and ASCS campuses under a shared vision. ISCS was founded more than two decades ago to create a K–13 institution that blends modern curriculum learning with traditional values. ISCS Muwaileh opened in Sharjah on January 26, 2023 as part of BEAM's expansion. The network delivers a blend of the English National Curriculum with the UAE MOE curriculum in Arabic, Islamic Education, Social Studies, and Moral Education, and is known for its Quran memorisation programme.

Community
ISCS Muwaileh serves a diverse community with students from more than 68 nationalities and about 4,750 active students. The campus is supported by around 85 teachers and offers more than 25 other activities. Extracurricular activities include field trips, cultural days, Quran memorisation, and various clubs. Community events such as the Charity Bazaar and Knowledge Fair illustrate active family involvement.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
ISCS Muwaileh maintains an active Parent Teacher Association that works with school leadership to support the student community. The PTA collaborates with teachers and BEAM on community initiatives and fundraising efforts. The school notes excellent relationships with its PTA, reflecting a constructive, ongoing partnership. Charity events such as the Charity Bazaar are among PTA-supported initiatives, and Knowledge Fair is another event associated with parent engagement. BEAM's governance and the school's ethos underpin ongoing PTA collaboration, reinforcing family-school involvement.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
ISCS Muwaileh offers the English National Curriculum with Arabic and Islamic Studies, and a Quran memorisation program. Classrooms are designed for active learning and are equipped with the latest computers and interactive whiteboards, with immediate outdoor access to an engineered garden. Academic facilities include a well-resourced library, auditoriums, activity rooms, dedicated ICT labs, science labs and kitchen labs to support cross-curricular learning. Digital learning is embedded campus-wide with digital displays, a wireless campus, tablets, e-resources, interactive whiteboards and digital projectors. Sport and wellbeing facilities include indoor and outdoor playgrounds, gymnasiums, a multi-purpose hall for various sports, a large swimming pool, an all-weather field, plus on-site medical care and a canteen.

Sports Facilities
Indoor and outdoor playgrounds, gymnasiums, and a multi-purpose hall support a range of activities including basketball, netball, volleyball and other physical activities. The campus also features a large swimming pool and an all-weather field, with safe, purpose-built flooring for different games. An on-site medical clinic supports student health and safety, and the canteen provides healthy meal options.

Academic Facilities
Classrooms are designed to support active learning and offer immediate outdoor access to an engineered garden. Each classroom is fitted with the latest computers and interactive white boards. The school has well-resourced libraries and auditoriums, plus dedicated ICT labs, science labs and kitchen labs. The learning spaces include activity rooms and a dedicated computer lab to keep technology integrated across subjects.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
ISCS Muwaileh delivers the UK National Curriculum based on the National Curriculum of England and incorporates MOE curriculum components in Arabic, Islamic Education, Social Studies, and Moral Education. The curriculum emphasizes creative and critical thinking and aims for academic excellence with strong moral values to develop contributing global citizens. The Quran memorisation programme is a distinctive feature of ISCS Muwaileh. The school serves 4,750+ active students from 68+ nationalities and employs 85+ qualified teachers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Health and safety are prioritized; the school provides in-person learning and Distance Learning options for students who meet exemption criteria.
Languages

Language Provision
ISCS Muwaileh combines the UK National Curriculum with the UAE MOE curriculum. The MOE curriculum applies to Arabic, Islamic Education, Social Studies and Moral Education. A Quran memorisation programme is offered.

Bilingual Teaching
ISCS Muwaileh uses bilingual teaching for English and Arabic from the start. The English and Arabic departments adopt a common approach across subjects. In EYFS, an area-of-learning-based curriculum uses English storybooks translated into Arabic, enabling children to engage with the same story in both languages. In Primary, learning is organised thematically across subjects.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
The school is accredited by the UAE Ministry of Education.
School Events
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