Al Israa Private School

Al Israa Private School offers some of the most accessible school fees Al Ain parents will encounter in the private MoE sector. The ADEK-approved fee schedule for 2025-2026 ranges from AED 3,310 at KG1 to AED 9,510 at Grade 12 - a fee ceiling that many Al Ain private schools reach by Grade 4 or 5. This positions Al Israa firmly at the value end of the Al Ain private school market, making it a genuinely accessible option for families who want a structured, MoE-accredited private school education without the financial burden of mid-range or premium institutions. The fee structure increases gradually through the cycles: KG fees (AED 3,310-3,960) are among the lowest in the private sector; primary grades (Grades 1-5) range from AED 4,590 to AED 5,310; middle school (Grades 6-9) ranges from AED 5,840 to AED 6,380; and senior school (Grades 10-12) steps up to AED 8,330-9,510. These increments are logical and predictable, allowing families to plan long-term. Additional costs are transparently documented in the ADEK/TAMM fee schedule. Bus transport is a flat AED 3,000 per year across all grades. Book fees range from AED 210 at KG1 to AED 950 at Grades 7 and 8, with no book fees listed for Grades 9-12. Uniform fees are a flat AED 330 across all grades. A registration fee of AED 500 applies to new students, which is non-refundable but is deducted from the tuition fee. On discounts, the school's fees policy confirms that sibling discounts and employer-linked discounts are applied - but only from the third installment of the fee payment schedule. The payment structure allows fees to be paid in installments, with payment accepted in cash to the school accountant or via bank transfer to Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank. Scholarship and bursary information is not publicly detailed beyond the discount policy referenced above. In value-for-money terms, Al Israa is a straightforward proposition: it is an affordable school with an Acceptable ADEK rating. Families paying AED 3,310-9,510 per year should calibrate their expectations accordingly. The school delivers competent Arabic, Islamic, and Social Studies education, a safe and respectful community environment, and a full KG-to-Grade 12 pathway - all at a price point that is genuinely rare in the Al Ain private sector. It does not deliver premium English outcomes, cutting-edge facilities, or a documented ECA portfolio. For families for whom affordability is the primary driver, Al Israa represents reasonable value. For families prioritizing academic outcomes in English and STEM, the value calculation changes significantly.