Providence English Private School

Providence English Private School's tuition fee structure for the 2026-2027 academic year positions it firmly at the value end of Sharjah's British curriculum market. Annual fees range from AED 13,890 for FS2 and Year 1 to AED 28,320 for Year 13 - a spread that reflects the school's commitment to accessible pricing across all phases. For context, many British curriculum schools in Sharjah charge significantly more for comparable or even lower-rated provision; PEPS's combination of CIS accreditation, Cambridge examination centre status, and SPEA Good rating at these price points represents genuine value. The fee structure is straightforward. Tuition is payable in four installments: the first installment is paid in cash at registration, with three post-dated cheques covering the remaining balance. A non-refundable admission fee of AED 500 is payable upon registration, and an entrance exam fee of AED 150 applies to all applicants. A 5% discount is available for families who pay the full annual fee in cash at the time of registration - a meaningful saving of up to approximately AED 1,416 at the Year 13 fee level. Additional costs are modest by Sharjah private school standards. School uniform is available on-site as a package for AED 480, covering one school uniform set and one PE uniform set, with an optional jersey or cardigan available for AED 80. International benchmark examinations - including CAT4, IBT, Progress Tests, Mubakkir, and Tala - are charged additionally, with costs varying by year group. External board examination fees (Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE, AS, and A Level) are charged based on subject and board choice, which is standard practice across UAE schools. Transportation is provided by an approved third-party provider with charges varying by area of residence. The school does not publicly advertise a sibling discount or scholarship programme, and no bursary information is available on the school's website. Families should enquire directly with the admissions office about any available concessions. The overall fee positioning - combined with selective admissions, dual CIS and Cambridge accreditation, and a track record of strong secondary examination results - makes PEPS one of the more compelling value propositions among Muwailih schools operating a British curriculum.