Al Khalil International Private School

Al Khalil's school fees Al Ain position it firmly at the affordable end of the private school market - a deliberate and consistent feature of its offer to the local Arab expatriate community. Tuition fees for the 2025-2026 academic year range from AED 5,600 at KG1 to AED 14,200 at Grade 12, making it one of the most cost-accessible MoE-curriculum private schools in Al Ain. For comparison, many private schools in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain charge AED 20,000-60,000 for equivalent year groups, placing Al Khalil in a genuinely distinct value bracket. Additional costs are transparent and modest. The bus service is AED 3,500 annually for all year groups - a flat rate that simplifies budgeting for families with multiple children. Book fees range from AED 210 at KG1 to AED 855 at Grade 7, with no book fees listed for Grades 9-12. Uniform costs are a flat AED 300 across all year groups. Total annual cost of attendance - including tuition, bus, books, and uniform - ranges from approximately AED 9,610 at KG1 to AED 18,000 at Grade 12 (excluding Grade 9-12 book costs which are not listed). This is exceptional value by any measure in the Abu Dhabi education landscape. The school's admissions policy and payment terms are documented in Arabic-language PDFs accessible via the school website. Specific installment structures, accepted payment methods, and sibling discount details are not publicly listed in English. Families are advised to contact the school directly at info@alkhalilschools.com or by phone at 037820676 to confirm current payment schedules and any available concessions. No formal scholarship or bursary programme is publicly documented. Given the school's already low fee structure, this is less of a gap than it would be at a premium-priced institution. The value-for-money proposition at Al Khalil is straightforward: for families prioritising an Arabic-medium, MoE-aligned education in a safe, community-oriented environment, the school delivers Good-rated provision at a price point that is genuinely difficult to match in Al Ain's private sector.