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The New Filipino Private School – Ras Al Khaimah Branch

United Arab Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah

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The school at a glance
Fees AED 3,100 - 5,300
Ages Not listed
Opened 1996
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Taught languages English, Filipino, Arabic
Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Cultural and Language, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

NFPS – Ras Al Khaimah Branch offers Philippine Curriculum; English and Filipino are core languages, Arabic from Grade 1. English, Filipino, Arabic are taught concurrently, with emphasis on fluency in speech and writing. Islamic Education is provided for Muslim students; UAE Social Studies builds awareness of UAE's culture and identity; Moral Education develops character for engagement with the wider world. Science and Mathematics follow a spiral progression to establish a solid foundation for future study. The school provides on-site health facilities, including a clinic, a school physician, and a nurse on duty, with prompt parent communication for serious illness. The library serves Grades 4+ with borrowing rules to support study and research; the canteen is open. Extra-curricular activities foster leadership, sports, environmental awareness, and community service, while UAE National Day and Flag Day celebrations broaden cultural understanding. NFPS was licensed in 1996 and is led by new owners since 2022.

The Essentials

Location

Dasman, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Stages

Kindergarten to Grade 10 (KG1–Grade 10)

Country affiliation

Philippines

School day structure

School timings: Sun–Thu 8:00 am–3:00 pm; Office timings: Sun–Thu 8:00 am–3:00 pm; Sat 9:00 am–2:00 pm

Bus service

An improved bus service with monitor is available; Ras Al Khaimah is served on special arrangements; Arrangements should be made directly with the bus coordinator
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

The school has a school uniform and a PE uniform.

Food Options

The school canteen operates daily and serves students and parents/guardians at reasonable prices.

Governance and Ownership

The school is under direct supervision of the Sharjah Private Education Authority and follows the Philippine Department of Education curriculum. On September 12, 2022 NFPS was acquired by new owners Mr. Ahmed Alansaari and Mrs. Maria Teresa Sales Alansaari.
Fees

Annual tuition at The New Filipino Private School – Ras Al Khaimah Branch ranges from AED 3,100 to AED 5,300 for 2026/27.

Application and registration fees

- No specific application, registration, or entrance-fee amount is published for this branch. The school requires completion of an application/registration form and submission of the listed documents during admissions.

Tuition fees by year group (full detail; annual, published monthly, and per-term / quarterly installment)

- Kindergarten 1–2: Annual AED 3,100; Published monthly AED 345; Quarterly (per term) installment AED 775.00.
- Grades 1–3: Annual AED 3,700; Published monthly AED 412; Quarterly (per term) installment AED 925.00.
- Grades 4–6: Annual AED 4,200; Published monthly AED 467; Quarterly (per term) installment AED 1,050.00.
- Grades 7–9: Annual AED 5,000; Published monthly AED 556; Quarterly (per term) installment AED 1,250.00.
- Grade 10: Annual AED 5,300; Published monthly AED 589; Quarterly (per term) installment AED 1,325.00.

(Quarterly/per-term amounts shown above equal the published annual fee divided into four equal instalments and reflect the school's quarterly billing option.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is payable on a quarterly schedule.
- Accepted payment methods for tuition are cash and debit/credit card, with payments processed on a quarterly basis.
- Bus fares are settled in advance at the school administration for issuance of the monthly boarding pass.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable; the school operates as a day school and no boarding facility or boarding fees are published.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, transport, etc.)

- There are additional fees for school books, school uniform, and school bus/transportation. Exact amounts for these items are not published in the school's fee summary.
- School bus: an improved bus service with monitor is available for routes in Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman and, by special arrangement, Umm Al Quwain and Ras Al Khaimah; bus fares must be paid in advance at the administrative office and a monthly boarding pass is issued.

Refund information

- The school follows the Ministry of Education refund schedule for students who leave during the school year:
- One full month is retained for attendance of two weeks or less.
- Two full months are retained for attendance of more than two weeks but less than one month.
- Three full months are retained for attendance of more than one month but less than two months.
- Six full months are retained for attendance of two to three months.
- Full payment is retained for attendance of more than three months.

Fee payment options and administrative notes

- Tuition payment modes: Cash and Debit/Credit Card (quarterly).
- Bus fares are to be paid in advance at the administrative office; parents must obtain the monthly bus boarding pass prior to boarding.
- For admissions the school requires a completed application/registration form and the standard identity and previous-school documents as part of the registration process.
Academics

Curriculum

English and Filipino are offered as core language courses under the Philippine educational system, with Arabic available as an additional language from Grade 1. English, Filipino and Arabic are taught simultaneously with emphasis on fluency in speech and writing. Science and Mathematics are taught in spiral progression to build a strong foundation for future studies. Islamic Education is provided for Muslim students. UAE Social Studies is offered to develop awareness of the UAE's culture and identity. Moral Education is taught to build students' character and ethical outlook for engagement with the wider world.

Higher Education Progression

In preparing students for higher studies, the school emphasizes foundational subjects and language development as core tools for learning. English, Filipino and Arabic are taught concurrently to support communication and academic progress. Science and Mathematics are taught in spiral progression to lay a strong basis for future studies. Islamic Education, UAE Social Studies and Moral Education contribute to holistic preparation for further education and community involvement.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The New Filipino Private School believes in the holistic development of its learners. It provides active involvement in the teaching-learning process and creates programs to match learners' developmental levels and learning styles, delivering a balanced learning experience infused with positive values.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school offers holistic and inclusive education.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English and Filipino are taught as courses, and Arabic is offered as an additional language from Grade 1. All three language subjects are taught concurrently with emphasis on fluency in speech and writing.

Mental Wellbeing

The school emphasizes holistic and inclusive education and aims for total well-being, preparing learners to lead a healthy lifestyle.

Safeguarding

The school is committed to protecting, safeguarding and respecting privacy; the safety of students comes first.
Parent Experience

History

The New Filipino Private School is one of the very first Filipino schools in the United Arab Emirates to be licensed to operate using the Filipino Curriculum by the Ministry of Education, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates in September 1996 and by the Department of Education, Manila, Philippines on 15 October 1996. It was founded by Ms. Aghsan Musa and family. Its first year of operation was launched on 14 September 1996. It was initially manned by twenty-one (21) well-experienced and highly qualified teachers sourced from Manila. The school is currently located in Dasman, Sharjah, making it accessible to Filipino communities across Sharjah, Dubai, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, and Ras Al Khaimah. On September 12, 2022, NFPS was acquired by new owners Mr. Ahmed Alansaari together with Mrs. Maria Teresa Sales Alansaari.

Community

The NFPS serves as a catalyst for harmonious relationships within the Filipino community, preserves the community's Filipino identity, and promotes awareness and respect for host country customs and traditions. The school also supports student leadership through a Supreme Student Government Council with annual elections, and class and club officers to provide leadership opportunities.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school has an on-site Clinic where pupils receive annual health checks, the School Physician is available during clinic hours, and the School Nurse is on duty to assist with minor medical needs; serious illnesses are reported to parents promptly. The NFPS Library contains books, magazines, newspapers, and other materials for reference, study, and research; Grades 4 to High School students receive a library card. Library borrowing allows one book at a time for four days with a possible four-day extension, and materials must be used properly with silence maintained in the library. The School Canteen is open daily to serve students and parents at reasonable prices.

Academic Facilities

NFPS follows the Philippine Curriculum. English and Filipino are taught, with Arabic offered as an additional language for students starting from Grade 1. All three language subjects English, Filipino, and Arabic are taught simultaneously with emphasis on fluency in speech and writing. Science and Mathematics are taught in spiral progression. Islamic Education, UAE Social Studies, and Moral Education are part of the curriculum to provide holistic and inclusive education.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Student activities are an integral part of the NFPS curriculum, providing venues to discover potentials, pursue interests, and showcase talents. Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities develop confidence, teamwork, and respect for diversity. The school promotes global understanding and celebration of local and national events, including UAE National Day and UAE Flag Day. Leadership development and career orientations prepare students for higher studies and future careers. Varsity teams receive regular trainings early in the academic year to compete in inter-school athletic events. Environmental awareness and service activities, including Clean and Green, recycling drives, and community outreach, are part of the program.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school integrates student activities as part of the curriculum. Through co-curricular and extra-curricular programs, students discover their potentials in various areas of learning, pursue their interests, and showcase their talents. These activities build confidence and help students work harmoniously with others, while exposing them to a diverse world with opportunities for growth. Educational trips provide learning beyond the classroom, and career orientations for Senior High help students evaluate themselves and identify their interests.

Cultural & Language

The school emphasizes respect for others' beliefs, culture and traditions. Students participate in local and national celebrations such as UAE National Day, UAE Flag Day, and Al-Isra Wal Miraj to engage with culture. This emphasis fosters cultural awareness and global understanding.

Social & Hobbies

Sports programs and team activities foster camaraderie and sportsmanship. Varsity teams receive regular training to prepare for inter-school competitions, promoting teamwork and resilience in sport. Participation in activities fosters teamwork, mutual respect, and healthy competition.

Community & Service

Environmental awareness projects include Clean and Green, collection of recyclable materials, and cleanup drives. The school coordinates with the community to provide opportunities for students to respond to others' needs. Activities like Family Sports Day and Thanksgiving Day strengthen family and community relationships.

Leadership & Professional

The school provides leadership development opportunities and emphasizes responsible citizenship. It prepares students to become responsible members of society and offers leadership experiences. Career orientations for Senior High help students evaluate themselves and identify interests, guiding their future paths.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school supports holistic development through activities addressing social relationships, physical development, mental advancement, emotional growth, and spiritual awareness. Extra-curricular activities promote confidence, teamwork, and well-being through sports, outdoor activities, and community engagement.
Languages

Language Provision

English and Filipino are offered as language courses; Arabic is offered as an additional language from Grade 1. All three language subjects—English, Filipino and Arabic—are taught simultaneously with emphasis on fluency in speech and writing.
Reputation

Accreditations

The school has a license to operate using the Filipino Curriculum from the Ministry of Education, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, issued in September 1996.
The school has a license to operate using the Filipino Curriculum from the Department of Education, Manila, Philippines, issued on 15 October 1996.
The school is under the direct supervision of the Sharjah Private Education Authority.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Application and Registration of New Students. The announcement for the date of applications is made through administrative letters. The age limit is 4 years old for KG 1 and 5 years old for KG 2 at the opening of the school year. The procedure is: the School Registrar provides an Application Form, the Registration Form is filled at the Admissions Office, and all documents are presented for verification. 2. Basic documents required. The required documents include: the original Emirates ID of the student; a valid copy of the student's passport, visa, and Emirates ID (front and back); a copy of the student's birth certificate; five passport-sized photographs; copies of medical records (immunization/vaccination); valid copies of the father's and mother's passports, visas, and Emirates IDs (front and back). 3. Documents from previous school. The originals needed are: Report Card/SF9; Form-137/SF10; Good Moral Character Certificate; an original Transfer Certificate; Original Apostille/Authenticated Form-137/SF10, Report Card/SF9 & Diploma (these must go through the Department of Education, the Department of Foreign Affairs, and the UAE Embassy in the Philippines); and scholastic records authenticated by the MOE of the respective country and by the UAE Embassy. 4. Availability and slots. For availability of slots, contact registrar@nfps.ae or admissions@nfps.ae, or call 06 566 1331. 5. Fees and payment. Annual school fees are organized by grade (Kindergarten 1 and 2: 3,100; Grades 1–3: 3,700; Grades 4–6: 4,200; Grades 7–9: 5,000; Grade 10: 5,300). There are additional fees for books, uniforms, and the school bus. Tuition may be paid by cash or by debit/credit card, quarterly. The refund schedule follows MOE rules: up to one full month for two weeks or less of attendance, up to two full months for more than two weeks but less than one month, up to three full months for more than one month but less than two months, up to six full months for two to three months, or full payment for more than three months of attendance. For availability of slots contact registrar@nfps.ae or admissions@nfps.ae.
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