Ajyal International School - Falah

Ajyal International School - Falah sits in the mid-range bracket of Abu Dhabi private school fees, with ADEK-approved tuition for the 2025/26 academic year running from AED 22,340 at Pre-KG/KG level to AED 44,680 for Grades 10-12. For context, this positions the school significantly below premium American curriculum providers in Abu Dhabi, while sitting above the genuinely budget-tier options. The fee structure has three clear bands: early years (Pre-KG to KG2) at AED 22,340; Elementary Grades 1-4 at AED 30,710; Grade 5 and Grade 6 at AED 36,860; Middle School Grades 7-9 at AED 41,330; and High School Grades 10-12 at AED 44,680. Additional costs are meaningful and parents should factor them in carefully. School bus transportation costs AED 5,000 per year, payable in full with Term 1 fees, and is outsourced with no mid-year refund permitted after September 10th. Book fees range from AED 1,070 (Grade 3) to AED 3,110 (Grade 10) - the highest book fee across the grade range. Uniform costs range from AED 600 (KG) to AED 740 (Grades 7-12), available from the on-campus uniform shop. A registration deposit of 5% of annual tuition fees is required to secure a place following a successful assessment; this amount is deducted from Term 1 fees. A returned cheque incurs a charge of AED 500 for the first instance and AED 750 for subsequent returns. Payment is structured across three terms: Term 1 due July 31, Term 2 due November 30, and Term 3 due January 30. Accepted payment methods include cash, cheque, bank transfer (Commercial Bank of Dubai, IBAN: AE440230000001004218770), and the Zenda application. The school does not publish information about sibling discounts, scholarships, or bursary programmes on its website. On value for money: at AED 22,340-44,680, Ajyal Al Falah is a reasonably priced option for the American curriculum in Abu Dhabi, particularly given its NEASC accreditation, which validates the US High School Diploma internationally. However, the 2023/24 ADEK rating of Good - and particularly the Acceptable mathematics and science attainment in upper phases - means parents paying upper-band fees of AED 41,330-44,680 for Middle and High School students should scrutinise academic outcomes carefully. The value proposition is strongest for families in the Al Falah community seeking a culturally aligned, NEASC-accredited American curriculum school at mid-range fees.