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Al Rushed American School

Curriculum
American
SPEA
Good
Location
Sharjah, Muwailih
Fees
AED 12K - 28K
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Campus & Facilities

Good
SPEA Overall Rating (2024)
Improved from Acceptable in 2023 — among 42 American curriculum schools in Sharjah
AED 28,000
Highest Annual Fee
Below the AED 33,610 median for American curriculum schools in the city
983
Total Students on Campus
Single campus serving KG through Grade 12, with a 1:11 teacher-to-student ratio
2024
Year of Facility Improvements
SPEA inspectors noted 'many improvements made to facilities over the past year'
On-Site Medical TeamShaded Play AreasGrassy PlaygroundsPrayer AreasICT-Integrated CampusCognia Accredited

Al Rushed American Private School occupies a single campus in Muwaileh, Sharjah, on Maliha Road — an established residential and commercial corridor that has seen significant school development in recent years. The school has operated from this site since its founding in September 2012, serving students from KG through Grade 12. [MISSING: campus size in acres or square metres]. Detailed physical dimensions are not publicly disclosed, limiting a full like-for-like comparison with peer institutions.

Confirmed facilities include classrooms, science laboratories, a library, prayer areas, grassy playgrounds, and shaded outdoor squares — a meaningful provision for student wellbeing in Sharjah's climate. On the medical side, the school maintains an on-site health team comprising a dedicated school doctor and school nurse, which is a positive baseline for a school of this size. ICT is embedded across the curriculum, and the school operates an online Parents Portal and e-Services platform for home-school communication. [MISSING: number of science labs, sports facilities detail, arts or performance spaces, dining arrangements].

The 2024 SPEA inspection noted that "the school environment is calm and purposeful with many improvements made to facilities over the past year." This is an encouraging signal of active investment, though the report stops short of rating facilities as a standalone Outstanding or Very Good category — the broader management, staffing, facilities and resources indicator falls under Performance Standard 6. Inspectors observed good practical engagement in subjects including robotics, photojournalism, and computer science, suggesting that specialist learning spaces are functional and in active use, even if their scale is unconfirmed.

On fee-to-facility value, ARAS charges between AED 12,167 and AED 28,000 annually — sitting below the median fee for American curriculum schools in Sharjah, which stands at AED 33,610 across the city index. At this fee level, parents should calibrate expectations accordingly: the provision visible here is functional and improving, but not comparable to the premium campuses found at the upper end of the American curriculum market, where fees reach AED 96,263. Among 42 American curriculum schools in the city, ARAS positions itself as an accessible mid-to-lower-fee option, and its facilities broadly reflect that positioning. The recent facility improvements noted by SPEA are a positive trajectory, but prospective families seeking specialist arts theatres, swimming pools, or expansive sports complexes should verify current provision directly with the school before enrolling.