Al Ulla Private School

Curriculum

Ministry of Education

SPEA

Acceptable

Location

Sharjah, Al Azra

Fees

AED 5K - 11K

Tuition Fees

Grade LevelAnnual Tuition

KG 1 / FS 2

AED 5,300

KG 2 / Year 1

AED 5,300

Grade 1 / Year 2

AED 6,500

Grade 2 / Year 3

AED 6,500

Grade 3 / Year 4

AED 6,500

Grade 4 / Year 5

AED 7,000

Grade 5 / Year 6

AED 7,000

Grade 6 / Year 7

AED 8,000

Grade 7 / Year 8

AED 8,000

Grade 8 / Year 9

AED 8,500

Grade 9 / Year 10

AED 9,000

Grade 10 / Year 11

AED 9,500

Grade 11 / Year 12

AED 10,500

Grade 12 / Year 13

AED 11,000

Fees are subject to change. Please verify with the school for the most current rates.

Payment Terms

Payment Methods

Confirm with school - likely cheque and bank transfer

Payment terms follow SPEA regulatory guidelines; confirm current installment structure with the school's finance office

Additional Costs

Transport

Variable

annual

Provided by external bus operator - confirm current rates with school

Uniforms

Variable

annual

Available from school-designated supplier

Books & Stationery

Variable

annual

MoE textbooks - costs vary by grade level

Registration Fee

Variable

one-time

Confirm with admissions office

Discounts & Offers

Sibling Discount

Sibling discount policy not publicly confirmed - enquire directly with admissions

Scholarships & Bursaries

No publicly available scholarship or bursary programme has been identified for Al Ulla Private School. Given the school's already low fee structure, formal scholarship arrangements are unlikely to be in place. Parents facing financial difficulty should contact the school administration directly.

Value for Money

Al Ulla Private School offers some of the most accessible school fees in Sharjah for a full KG1-to-Grade-12 pathway. The SPEA-published fee band runs from AED 5,300 to AED 11,000 per annum, placing the school firmly at the budget-friendly end of the private school spectrum in the emirate. For context, the average fee at a Good or Very Good-rated private school in Sharjah typically ranges from AED 15,000 to AED 40,000+, meaning Al Ulla represents a saving of AED 10,000 to AED 30,000 per child per year compared to mid-tier competitors. For families with multiple children, this differential is substantial. The school's fee structure reflects its MoE curriculum model - there are no international examination fees (IGCSE, A-Level, IB), no premium for bilingual instruction, and no international accreditation surcharge. Additional costs such as transport, uniforms, and books are not detailed in the publicly available SPEA fee schedule, and parents should request a full breakdown during admissions. The value-for-money proposition is straightforward: if your priority is an affordable, Arabic-medium, MoE-aligned education with improving pastoral standards and a stable teaching team, Al Ulla delivers reasonable value. If you are benchmarking against schools with stronger academic results, richer extracurricular programmes, or technology-integrated teaching, the fee saving does not fully compensate for the quality gap. Specific fee amounts per year group are sourced from the SPEA published fee schedule; parents should confirm current fees directly with the school as annual adjustments may apply.