أكاديمية بلومينغتون عجمان

The Bloomington Academy publishes a clear and detailed fee schedule on its admissions page, which is itself a positive transparency signal relative to many Northern Emirates schools. The school presents two fee tiers: Ministry Approved Tuition Fees (the maximum permitted by the UAE Ministry of Education) and Discounted Tuition Fees - the actual fees charged to most families. This dual-tier structure is common in the UAE private school sector and reflects the Ministry's fee-cap framework. At the discounted rate, fees range from AED 13,700 for KG1 and KG2 up to AED 23,000 for Grade 12. This positions TBAC firmly in the mid-range to affordable segment of the Ajman private school market. For context, Ajman Academy School - the emirate's other prominent private school - operates at an average fee of approximately AED 45,000, making TBAC roughly half the price for a comparable British curriculum offer. Delhi Private School Ajman (CBSE curriculum) operates at a lower average fee of around AED 12,750 but offers a different curriculum entirely. The fee progression is logical and broadly proportional: early years and primary grades are priced between AED 13,700 and AED 16,100, secondary grades climb from AED 16,500 to AED 21,500, and the sixth form years (Grades 11-12) are priced at AED 22,500 to AED 23,000. The relatively modest jump between the Ministry-approved maximum and the discounted rate at Grade 12 (AED 23,000 versus AED 23,000) suggests that sixth form fees are already at or near the Ministry ceiling. Fee payment is accepted via Orison and Bank Transfer. The school does not publish information about installment structures, sibling discounts, or scholarship programmes on its website, which is a gap. Families should enquire directly about payment plans and any available financial assistance. On a value-for-money basis, TBAC offers a credible proposition: a full Cambridge curriculum continuum from KG to A Level, plus BTEC options at sixth form, at fees that are significantly below comparable British curriculum schools in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The trade-off is limited published data on academic outcomes, facilities, and extracurricular breadth - meaning parents are making a partially informed decision. For budget-conscious families who have visited the campus and are satisfied with what they see, TBAC represents genuine value in the Ajman private school landscape.