Al Minhaj Private School

Al Minhaj Private School's school fees Abu Dhabi parents will find among the most accessible in the emirate's private school sector. The ADEK-regulated TAMM fee schedule for 2025-2026 runs from AED 8,500 per year in KG to AED 20,000 per year in Grade 12 - a range that positions this school firmly in the value tier of Abu Dhabi's private education market. For context, many MoE curriculum schools in Abu Dhabi charge AED 15,000-30,000 in primary and significantly more in secondary; Al Minhaj's fees are below the median for comparable MoE schools across most year groups. Beyond tuition, families should budget for additional costs. The school bus service costs AED 3,559 per year - a fixed rate across all grades. Books range from AED 210 in KG1 to AED 950 in Grades 7 and 8, with no book fee listed for Grades 9 through 12 in the TAMM data. Uniforms are charged at a flat AED 175 per year across all grades. The school canteen provides meals separately, and families should enquire directly about meal plan costs. Total annual cost of attendance including bus, books, and uniform for a KG student is approximately AED 12,444, rising to approximately AED 23,909 for a Grade 12 student using the bus service. The school does not publicly advertise sibling discounts, scholarships, or bursary programmes on its website, and the TAMM fee data does not indicate any structured discount scheme. Families seeking fee concessions should enquire directly with the school's administration. Payment terms and installment structures are not published on the school website; prospective parents should confirm these directly. The school accepts direct contact via phone (024492414) and email. Value-for-money verdict: At this price point, Al Minhaj delivers genuine value for Arab expatriate families prioritising Arabic-medium education, Islamic values development, and MoE curriculum alignment. The ADEK Good rating, consistent teaching quality, and improving mathematics and science outcomes justify the fees for the target family profile. For families expecting English-medium rigour, internationally benchmarked outcomes, or premium facilities, the value equation is less compelling - but those families would typically be looking at a different tier of school entirely.