مدرسة عمر بن الخطاب الباكستانية الإسلامية الثانويةالرسوم الدراسية وتفاصيل التكاليف 2026

OBK School does not publish its fee schedule on its website, and the admissions page references a non-refundable admission fee listed only as "Dhs X" - a clear indication that the website has not been updated with current fee data. This lack of fee transparency is a significant limitation for parents researching school fees in Ajman and makes direct comparison with peer institutions difficult without contacting the school directly. What is known is that OBK School operates as a non-profit organisation and that more than half of its 700 students are educated through charity grants from the UAE government and private donations. This means the effective cost of attendance for many families is substantially subsidised or entirely covered. For the remaining students who pay fees, the school's community-service mission and non-profit structure strongly suggest that fees are set at the lower end of the Ajman private school spectrum - well below the AED 12,000 to AED 45,000 range seen at other Al Nuaimia schools. In value-for-money terms, OBK School represents exceptional value for its target demographic - Pakistani expatriate families of limited means who want an education grounded in Islamic values and the Pakistani National Curriculum. For families who receive charitable support, the value proposition is unmatched in the Ajman market. For fee-paying families, the school's modest facilities and limited published academic outcomes data mean that value is primarily derived from the school's ethos, community, and affordability rather than from premium academic programming. Parents are strongly advised to contact the admissions office directly to obtain current fee information before proceeding.