Masar Private School

Masar's approved school fees Sharjah parents will encounter range from AED 22,600 to AED 38,600 per annum, as confirmed by the SPEA fee schedule. This places the school firmly in the value tier of American curriculum schools in Sharjah - a segment where fees at comparable institutions can reach AED 45,000 to AED 55,000 for equivalent year groups. For a COGNIA-accredited school offering AP examinations, SAT preparation and a full KG1 to Grade 12 pathway, this fee ceiling represents genuine affordability. The fee structure follows the standard Sharjah model, with costs increasing progressively through the phases: KG fees sit at the lower end of the range, rising through Elementary, Middle and into High School. Exact per-year-group fees are published by SPEA and are available via the SPEA school profile download. The school's website fee page was not accessible at the time of this review, so the figures referenced here are drawn from the SPEA-published fee schedule, which is the regulatory source of record. Additional costs - including registration, transport, uniforms and books - are not itemised on the school's public-facing website. Parents should request a full breakdown during the admissions process. The school does not publicly advertise sibling discounts, scholarships or bursary programmes, though these are worth enquiring about directly. Payment terms follow the standard Sharjah three-instalment model aligned to the academic term schedule. For families comparing Masar against other Al Azra schools or American curriculum schools in adjacent areas, the value-for-money case is strongest for families who prioritise the AP pathway and community atmosphere over premium facilities or a school with a higher SPEA rating. At this price point, with a 2.75% teacher turnover rate and COGNIA accreditation, Masar offers more structural stability than many schools at similar fee levels.