Sharjah International Private School (MoE) branch Sharjah - Al Qarain 5

SIPS operates at a mid-to-low fee point for a dual-curriculum school in Sharjah, with tuition fees for the British section ranging from AED 9,055 for FS1 and FS2 up to AED 29,870 for Year 13. Adding the mandatory book and uniform fees, the total annual cost (excluding transport) ranges from approximately AED 10,379 at Foundation Stage to AED 32,500 at Year 13. The MoE section fees run from AED 14,714 to AED 20,635 total for Grades 7 to 12, making it among the more affordable MoE-track secondary options in the emirate. The SPEA-published fee range of AED 10,104 to AED 30,830 (tuition only) aligns closely with the school's own published schedule. Fees are payable in three termly instalments, with Term 1 inclusive of books and uniform fees. This is a parent-friendly structure that avoids large upfront lump sums. Transport is an additional cost, running at AED 4,800 per year for Sharjah and Ajman routes and AED 5,400 for Dubai and Al Dhaid routes. The value-for-money verdict is positive for families who are clear about what they are buying. At these fee levels, SIPS delivers a Good-rated, Cambridge-accredited, dual-curriculum school with a 3% teacher turnover rate, a 1:15 teaching ratio, IGCSE and A-Level examination access, and a stable, experienced leadership team. That is a credible package. Where the value proposition weakens is for families expecting premium facilities, a structured ECA programme, or a highly differentiated gifted-and-talented track - those elements are either not evidenced or explicitly flagged as development areas. Compared to higher-fee British curriculum schools in Sharjah (where annual fees can exceed AED 50,000-70,000 at secondary level), SIPS represents a meaningful saving, though the trade-off in breadth of enrichment provision should be factored into the decision.