Al Iman Schools (boys)

• Provides an integrated Islamic educational environment to instill Islamic values and enhance national identity in students.

• Offers Quran memorization programs from the early grades.

• Pays special attention to teaching English in cooperation with international institutions such as the British Council.

• Focuses on integrating science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics to develop creative and critical thinking for students.

• Provides social and psychological specialists to support students and enhance their mental health.

• Offers various activities and programs to develop students' skills in all fields.

• Provides modern educational facilities.

• Maintains constant communication with parents.

First: New students in the first grade:

• Admission for first-grade students begins from the first day of the second semester of each year.

• Students who have completed six calendar years on the first day of school are accepted, according to the official birth certificate.

• The school principal may accept those whose age is less than six years by a period not exceeding ninety days.

• The following required papers and documents must be submitted:

• Student's population card.

• A copy of the passport.

• Birth certificate or a copy of it.

• Complete vaccination certificate from an approved hospital or health center.

• Two recent photos of the student, size (4×6) cm.

• A green file containing identification papers.

Second: Students transferred to the school from other schools:

• Registration for students transferring to the school from other schools begins from March of each year, according to the following conditions:

• The student must have passed the final result of the grade intended for registration, with all prescribed subjects at a rate of not less than "good" in each subject, and with a total of not less than a "good" grade.

• To have good conduct and general behavior with a grade of not less than "very good" and after consulting with those related to their previous school.

• Success in the admission test conducted by the school in the prescribed subjects (Arabic language, English language, and mathematics) with a score of not less than 70% in each subject tested.

• If the student passes the interview and admission test with the above percentages, the student must bring his school file so that it contains all the necessary identification papers and complete previous school results.

• The school apologizes for accepting any student who fails in one or more subjects in the admission exam, and the student can be given another opportunity if his result in one of these tests is between (50 - less than 70) and only once.

• The acceptance and registration of students transferring to the school closes only two weeks after the start of the school year in the semester.

Third: Continuing studies at the school:

• A student who fails to pass the second round exam will be asked to discontinue studies at the school for the new year.

• A student whom the school discipline committee decides is not eligible to continue at the school will be asked to leave at the earliest possible opportunity.

• If the student is lazy or not keen on memorizing the prescribed part of the Holy Quran, he will be asked at the end of the year to discontinue at the school.

• If the student cheats in his monthly or semester exams, he will be warned the first time and warned the second time with the threat of expulsion from school, and if cheating occurs for the third time, he will be expelled from school at the end of the year, with the application of the examination regulations on the caught cheating case.

Tuition fees can be paid in more than one way, such as:

• Direct payment at the school by visiting the accounts department.

• Electronic payment through the school's official website.

The school divides the tuition fees into 4 installments as follows:

• Reservation advance: paid upon registration or re-registration.

• First installment in September.

• The second installment is due on the first of December.

• The third installment is due on the first of March.

• A program for memorizing the Holy Quran starting from the first grade at a rate of one part per year.

• A support program for Quran memorizers such as the Quran Journey program that honors students who excel in memorization.

• A program for teaching Sharia sciences according to the curricula approved by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

• An English language teaching program in cooperation with the British Council.

• The STEAM program that combines science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics.

• Evening clubs and extracurricular activities to develop students' leadership and social skills.

There is no mixing between boys and girls as it is a school for boys only.

You can view the complete details of tuition fees through the school's page on the mdares.ai platform.

• School students won first place at the Kingdom of Bahrain level in the Sand Sculpture Symposium competition organized by the Ministry of Education.

• The school achieved gold and silver medals in the 2024 Child's Drawing competition organized by the Ministry of Education.

• It won first place in the Volunteer Work competition organized by the Ministry of Education.

• The Al-Iman School boys' team for the preparatory and secondary stages won the VEX IQ Amaze Award for the best robotics design in Bahrain within the VEX IQ 2024 competition organized by Al-Ibdaa School in cooperation with the Ministry of Youth at the Muharraq Youth Center.

• Al-Iman Schools, boys' section, achieved an A rating in the exceptional cycle of the Education and Training Quality Authority.

• Religious activities such as competitions in memorizing and reciting the Holy Quran.

• Cultural activities such as (speech and recitation competitions, book fairs and free reading, Arabic and English language competitions).

• Scientific activities such as (STEAM projects, robot and artificial intelligence competitions, scientific exhibitions such as the earthquake-resistant building design project).

• Various artistic activities such as participation in artistic and local competitions, drawing workshops, and graphic design.

• Social and volunteer activities.

• Various sports activities.

• Educational and recreational trips.

The school follows the Bahraini curriculum.

It is located in the Isa Educational Area, Building 200, Road 4112, Block 841 in Bahrain.

Yes, it provides equipped transportation vehicles for students.

• Classrooms equipped with interactive display screens.

• Science laboratories for physics, chemistry, and biology.

• Computer laboratories equipped with modern devices and a strong internet network.

• Modern and equipped school library.

• Mosque inside the school for prayer and activating religious programs.

• Indoor sports hall.

• Multi-purpose outdoor area.

• Multi-purpose hall.

• Rooms dedicated to supporting students with special educational needs.

• School cafeteria.

• Shaded break areas.

• School clinic.

• Administration and student counseling rooms.

• Provides monitoring systems in corridors and courtyards.

• Provides trained security personnel at gates to record visitors' entry and exit and verify their identity.

• Teachers and supervisors are spread out during breaks and times of transition between classes.

• Provides equipped transportation vehicles with supervisors to monitor students.

• Provides a medical clinic equipped with a nurse and first aid equipment.

• The school is keen on conducting periodic examinations for students, including vision tests, dental exams, and vaccinations.

• Provides social and psychological specialists to follow up on student behavior and support them.

• Periodically trains students on evacuation plans in emergency situations.

• Provides constant supervision throughout the school day.

• The school provides awareness programs on traffic safety, first aid, dealing with emergencies and natural disasters.