AL KHUBAIRAT COMMUNITY SCHOOL (THE BRITISH SCHOOL AL KHUBAIRAT)

School fees 2026 at BSAK are set by ADEK approval and published transparently on the school's website. The fee structure runs from AED 45,560 per annum for Nursery (FS1 Core Day) to AED 74,560 per annum for Years 10-13. The FS1 Extended Day and FS2 (Reception) fee is AED 51,410, while Years 1-6 are set at AED 55,520, and Years 7-9 at AED 71,810. Fees are payable in three termly instalments - Autumn, Spring, and Summer - with the Autumn term carrying the largest instalment (approximately 33%) and Spring and Summer terms split equally. Bank transfer details are provided directly by the school via Standard Chartered Bank. A critical point for parents doing budget planning: there are no additional charges for textbooks and materials - the school explicitly states this on its fees page. This is a meaningful saving compared to many peer schools where book and materials costs can add AED 2,000-5,000 per child per year. External examination fees (GCSE, A-Level, BTEC) are the responsibility of parents, which is standard practice across Abu Dhabi private schools. Transport via the school bus service is available at additional cost, with route coverage dependent on demand and area. In the context of Abu Dhabi private schools fees, BSAK sits firmly in the premium tier - but this positioning is entirely justified by the evidence. An Outstanding ADEK rating, sustained top-two exam results in the emirate, a not-for-profit governance structure that reinvests all income into the school, and a co-curricular programme with over 100 activities per term represent genuine value at this price point. Compared to newer premium British curriculum competitors in Abu Dhabi, BSAK's fees are actually competitive given what is delivered - and the not-for-profit status means fee increases are driven by cost rather than profit extraction. The school operates a Scholars Programme for high-achieving students, details of which are available via the admissions team. No general sibling discount or bursary programme is publicly advertised, which is a limitation for families with multiple children - though the not-for-profit ethos means the school is not charging a profit premium that would otherwise fund such schemes. For families where affordability is a stretch, the honest assessment is that BSAK is a premium-priced school and fee relief options are limited.