Emirates Falcon International Private School

EFIPS offers some of the most accessible school fees in Al Ain for an American curriculum school with Cognia accreditation and a Very Good ADEK rating. The 2025-2026 fee schedule, published via the ADEK TAMM portal, runs from AED 20,320 for Pre-KG to AED 28,660 for Grade 12 - a fee range that positions EFIPS firmly in the value segment of Al Ain's private school market, and well below the AED 40,000-60,000+ charged by comparable American curriculum schools in Abu Dhabi city. The fee structure increases incrementally by grade, with the largest single-year jumps occurring between Grade 9 and Grade 10 (AED 960 increase) and Grade 10 and Grade 11 (AED 1,040 increase). These are modest increments that make multi-year financial planning straightforward for families. Bus transport is available at a flat rate of AED 4,548 per year across all grade levels - a reasonable and consistent cost. Book fees apply to Pre-KG through Grade 3 (AED 500-700 per year) and are not charged from Grade 4 upward, likely reflecting digital or school-provided resources in the upper grades. Uniform costs range from AED 305 (Pre-KG/KG) to AED 473 (Grade 12). The school does not publicly advertise sibling discounts, scholarships, or bursary programmes on its website. Parents should enquire directly with the admissions office about any available fee concessions, as these are common in the Al Ain private school market. Payment terms and accepted methods are not published online; families should confirm the installment structure - typically aligned with the three-term academic calendar - at the point of registration. For value-for-money assessment: at these fee levels, a Cognia-accredited American curriculum school with a Very Good ADEK rating, a 100% graduation rate, strong MAP results in the upper phases, and Very Good facilities and governance represents strong value for Emirati and Arab families seeking an affordable pathway through to Grade 12. The caveat is that families prioritising elite university placement outcomes or seeking a highly diverse international environment will find that the school's positioning - and its international benchmark scores - do not match the premium alternatives available in Abu Dhabi city or Dubai.