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Strengths Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten
Introduction
Al Murooj English School is a day school in Sharjah that follows the British Curriculum, including the Early Years Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2). The UK National Curriculum pillars underpin learning in the Early Years: Communication and Language, Physical Development, Personal, Social and Emotional Development, Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World, and Expressive Arts and Design. Primary Stage (Year 1–6) uses a holistic British curriculum. Established in 1994, the school emphasises a love of learning and a partnership with parents, with the founder highlighting students' successes as central.
Facilities include classrooms with outdoor access to an engineered garden, a library with digital and print resources, an ICT Room and computer labs, plus indoor and outdoor playgrounds with safe flooring. Smart Boards and Activ Tables support creative thinking. The school hosts events such as Afforestation, Character Day, Math Week and National Day, and prepares students for further education worldwide while prioritising safeguarding and well-being.
Al Murooj English School, Al Sumood Street, Al Azra Area, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
The Essentials
Al Murooj English School has instruction in English.
Location
Specifically tailored to their developmental stage, our kindergarten features ample and age-appropriate play areas, providing the ideal environment for children to explore, discover, and thrive.
Stages
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--> Curriculum | Al Murooj top of page Curriculum Early Years at Al Murooj (FS1 and FS2) Our early years program, forming the foundation of our curriculum, closely aligns with the principles of the Early Years Foundation Stage. Specifically tailored to their developmental stage, our kindergarten features ample and age-appropriate play areas, providing the ideal environment for children to explore, discover, and thrive. Our curriculum encompasses the seven pillars of the UK National Curriculum Early Years curriculum: Communication and Language, Physical Development, Personal, Social, and Emotional Development, Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World and Expressive Arts and Design Primary Stage (Year 1 - Year 6): Our primary stage curriculum embodies foundational learning principles, promoting a comprehensive educational experience.
Type
Private day school following the British curriculum.
Pupil Nationality Mix
A time marked by creative, social, and emotional development and characterised by a lifelong love of learning and the joys of new, diverse friendships. Within our primary classrooms, abundant resources are provided to support diverse learning activities. Lower Secondary (Year 7) Our lower secondary curriculum is crafted to advance from fundamental concepts, fostering rich and diverse learning experiences.
Additional learning support
Provide differentiated instruction and support for students of determination, gifted learners, and those with learning difficulties or language barriers; Individual Education Plans (IEPs) for students requiring additional support.
Country affiliation
Al Murooj School offers an outstanding education and a modern and spacious British curriculum. T he British Curriculum provides our students with a broad and balanced education that helps them find and develop their unique talents.
School day structure
Each academic year consists of 3 terms with a winter, spring and summer break.
Fees
Annual tuition at Al Murooj English School ranges from AED 12,765 to AED 16,665 for 2026/27.
Application & Registration Fees
- Admission / application fee: AED 500, payable at the time of registration. - Registration fee on acceptance (new students): 5% of the annual tuition fee, charged once to secure a place.
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term)
- FS1 (None / FS1): Annual AED 12,765. Per term (3 equal terms): AED 4,255.00. - KG1 / FS2: Annual AED 12,765. Per term: AED 4,255.00. - KG2 / Year 1: Annual AED 12,765. Per term: AED 4,255.00. - Grade 1 / Year 2: Annual AED 14,660. Per term: AED 4,886.67. - Grade 2 / Year 3: Annual AED 14,685. Per term: AED 4,895.00. - Grade 3 / Year 4: Annual AED 14,720. Per term: AED 4,906.67. - Grade 4 / Year 5: Annual AED 15,540. Per term: AED 5,180.00. - Grade 5 / Year 6: Annual AED 15,685. Per term: AED 5,228.33. - Grade 6 / Year 7: Annual AED 16,665. Per term: AED 5,555.00.
(Fees shown are annual tuition and the per-term figure shown is the annual tuition divided into three equal termly payments.)
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Academic year: September to June, organised into three terms (winter, spring and summer). Booking seats for the next academic year opens in January. - Standard payment structure: tuition is payable across three equal termly instalments (the school aligns payments with the three-term structure). Exact invoice dates and whether alternative splits are available are not published.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school; no boarding fee schedule is published.
Other costs and fees
- Transport / school bus: charged separately; transport is provided via an external provider and the fee is variable (published separately by the transport provider). Parents should allow for an additional annual transport charge if bus service is used. - Uniforms: purchased separately; cost is variable and not included in tuition. - Books and learning materials: listed as additional / variable; it is not confirmed that books are included in the tuition fee. - Examination / external assessment fees and specific activity charges (field trips, extra‑curricular paid activities) may be charged separately as appropriate for year group and events; these are not included in the tuition figures presented. - Sibling discounts or concessions: no published sibling discount policy is specified in available fee summaries.
Refund information
- No detailed, published fee‑refund policy or formal refund schedule is available in the school's public fee or admissions pages. The admissions information shows the admission payment requirement (AED 500) but does not state explicit refund terms for that payment or for registration/tuition in the public pages. Where refunds or pro‑rata calculations may apply (for example students joining mid‑term), the school does not publish a complete public policy. Parents should note that explicit refund/withdrawal penalty terms are not published in the publicly available fee pages.
Fee payment options
- The school does not publish a comprehensive list of accepted payment methods on its public pages. An online fee‑payment facility is not listed as available. Parents should be prepared to pay by the school's in‑person or finance office methods (details to be confirmed with the school).
Brief note on missing / unpublished details
- The school's public pages and the available school profiles do not publish a full downloadable term‑by‑term invoice schedule with exact due dates, specific transport tariffs by route, clear stated refund/withdrawal penalties, or an explicit list of accepted payment methods (bank account/IBAN, card/online portal). The headline figures above are the annual tuition amounts and the school confirms a three‑term billing model; several operational details (exact term invoice dates, finalised transport charges, and a formal refund policy) are not published in the available fee pages.
Academics
Al Murooj English School teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 12.
Curriculum
--> Al Murooj English School top of page Every Child Matters We strive for academic excellence with strong moral values to develop successful and contributing members of a global society. Al Murooj English School AMES was founded in 1994 to provide students with excellent academic programs and a nurturing environment with close student-teacher relationships. Al Murooj School offers an outstanding education and a modern and spacious British curriculum. T he British Curriculum provides our students with a broad and balanced education that helps them find and develop their unique talents. We also prepare them to become valued members of the global community and develop the attributes they need to become lifelong learners. Our school was established in 1994, where we follow the British curriculum, and our overarching objective is to foster in children a love for learning.
Student Teacher Ratio
Furthermore, our primary section boasts dedicated facilities tailored to the specific needs and interests of young learners, facilitating an enriching environment conducive to active learning and exploration. Within our lower secondary classrooms, students benefit from an array of resources that bolster varied learning activities and promote exploration.
Exam Results
Below you'll find some of these findings, highlighting the positive effects our well-maintained facilities have on student achievement and test scores.
Higher Education Progression
It also prepares them for further education in some of the most prestigious colleges and universities worldwide.
Gifted and Talented
The school offers differentiated instruction and support for gifted learners. Individual Education Plans (IEPs) are maintained for students requiring additional support.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Al Murooj English School is a warm, friendly, and vibrant community that prides itself on happy and productive relationships bottom of page
--> Admissions | Al Murooj top of page Admissions The admissions cycle for the next academic year will open from January onwards of the current academic year. bottom of page
--> Curriculum | Al Murooj top of page Curriculum Early Years at Al Murooj (FS1 and FS2) Our early years program, forming the foundation of our curriculum, closely aligns with the principles of the Early Years Foundation Stage.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Specifically tailored to their developmental stage, our kindergarten features ample and age-appropriate play areas, providing the ideal environment for children to explore, discover, and thrive.
Mental Wellbeing
AMES prioritizes holistic development and well-being, recognizing their impact on academic and social growth. The school emphasizes mental health as part of its safeguarding and wellbeing framework. Staff provide personalized attention that encourages self-reflection, intellectual curiosity, and the courage to push boundaries. The school fosters a safe, supportive learning environment and invites open communication among parents, students, and teachers to raise any concerns regarding health or welfare. The Mental Health and Well-being Policy 2024 is part of the school's safeguarding provisions.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding and student safety are the top priorities at AMES. The school encourages open communication among parents, students, and teachers to raise concerns about health or welfare and to seek guidance. Concerns are directed to the appropriate person or department for advice and support. The school publishes policies such as the Child Protection Policy and the Online Safety Policy as part of its safeguarding framework. The safeguarding approach is integrated with the school's holistic wellbeing programmes and policies.
Admissions
Admissions
Register Your Interest Submit Thanks for submitting! Al Murooj English School is a warm, friendly, and vibrant community that prides itself on happy and productive relationships bottom of page
--> Admissions | Al Murooj top of page Admissions The admissions cycle for the next academic year will open from January onwards of the current academic year. Below you'll find some of these findings, highlighting the positive effects our well-maintained facilities have on student achievement and test scores.
FAQs
Where is Al Murooj English School located, and is there transport available for students?
Al Murooj English School sits on Al Sumood Street in the Al Azra area of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The campus is accessible by local roads, and transport is provided through an external provider for students who use the service.
What year groups does AMES offer, and how is the curriculum structured across them?
AMES offers Early Years (FS1 and FS2), Primary (Year 1–Year 6), and Lower Secondary (Year 7). Early Years follow the UK National Curriculum Early Years framework, while the Primary and Lower Secondary stages use a holistic British curriculum designed to support diverse learning activities.
Is Al Murooj English School a co-educational private day school?
Yes. AMES is a private, co-educational day school that has been open since 1994 and follows a British curriculum across its stages.
What are the tuition fees by year group, and how are payments structured?
Tuition ranges from AED 12,765 per year for the Early Years and most Primary years to AED 16,665 per year for older Primary and Lower Secondary. Fees are billed in three equal termly instalments aligned with the academic terms (September to June). Additional costs such as transport, uniforms, and field trips are charged separately.
What is the admissions process at AMES, and what documents are required?
The process starts with registration at the school reception, followed by an entrance exam and an interview. You'll need to provide copies of the child's passport, Emirates IDs for both parents, the most recent school report (or a To Whom It May Concern letter), the child's birth certificate, vaccination certificate, and other transfer documents if applicable. Admissions are reviewed case-by-case based on seat availability and exam results.
Are there scholarships or waitlists for AMES admissions?
There is no published information about scholarships or waitlists. Admissions are handled on a case-by-case basis and depend on seat availability, exam results, and the interview outcomes.
What curriculum is used at AMES for different stages?
In Early Years, AMES follows the UK National Curriculum Early Years framework with seven pillars of learning. The Primary Stage (Year 1–Year 6) uses a holistic British curriculum, and Lower Secondary (Year 7) continues with a coherent, integrated approach to the subject domains.
How does AMES support gifted learners and students with special educational needs?
The school offers differentiated instruction and maintains Individual Education Plans (IEPs) for students requiring additional support. Gifted and talented learners receive targeted approaches to nurture their abilities.
What can families expect regarding exam results and progression to higher education?
Public standardized exam results are not published, but AMES describes its examination results as exceptional. The school prepares students for further education in prestigious colleges and universities worldwide.
What facilities support learning and digital literacy at AMES?
Classrooms are tech-enabled with Smart Boards and Activ Tables, and there are dedicated ICT labs. The school has a well-resourced library with digital and print resources to support reading and research.
Are there safe indoor and outdoor play areas for students?
Yes. AMES provides indoor and outdoor playgrounds with specialized safe flooring to support safe physical activity and play.
Is there an engineered garden connected to the classrooms?
Yes. Classrooms have immediate outdoor access to an engineered garden, enhancing outdoor learning opportunities.
What extracurricular activities and events does AMES offer beyond the classroom?
The school hosts a variety of events and themed days, such as Afforestation, Character Day, Civil Defense Day, Happiness Day, Math Week, and National Day. Arts, crafts, and sports coaching are integrated into the curriculum as well.
Does AMES provide leadership opportunities or emphasize teamwork through sports?
Yes. Sports activities promote teamwork and leadership skills, and the school's collaborative learning approach helps students develop initiative and cooperation.
How does AMES integrate current affairs and practical projects into learning?
Current affairs discussions and hands-on projects supplement textbook learning, providing opportunities for students to apply knowledge in real-world contexts.
What safeguarding and wellbeing policies does AMES have in place?
Safeguarding and wellbeing are prioritized through a framework that includes a Child Protection Policy and an Online Safety Policy, plus a Mental Health and Well-being Policy (2024) as part of safeguarding provisions.
How does AMES support students with SEN or language barriers, and what about general wellbeing?
The school provides differentiated instruction and maintains IEPs for students needing extra support, including those with language barriers or learning difficulties. Wellbeing is addressed through personalized attention and safeguarding practices that encourage open communication with parents.
How can parents raise health or welfare concerns about their child?
Parents are encouraged to communicate openly with teachers and school staff to raise any health or welfare concerns. Concerns are directed to the appropriate department for guidance and support.
Is AMES a boarding school, and what about the school day and uniform?
AMES operates as a private day school; boarding is not offered. Uniform details are not published, so please check with the school for current dress guidelines.
What is the school's food policy and nutrition education like?
The school follows a Healthy Eating Policy that promotes balanced meals and snacks. Packable lunches should include fresh fruits and vegetables and water, and nutrition education is provided to families.
