AlFalah Private Schools

AlFalah Private Schools - Kingdom of Bahrain enjoys an Islamic educational environment according to quality standards in education, in addition to its modern buildings and spacious courtyards, as well as the availability of multiple facilities for extracurricular activities.

- The schools adopt teaching the national curricula in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

- They adopt teaching Macmillan English Language curricula:

  - Academy Stars curricula for the elementary stage.

  - Get Involved curricula for the preparatory stage.

  - Language Leader curricula for the secondary stage.

- They also adopt teaching the Literacy program to increase the student's language proficiency through integrated stories.

- They adopt teaching Math & Science curricula from Cambridge for the first grades, with gradual implementation for higher grades later.

- They adopt teaching Islamic Weekend Learning Series curricula.

- The schools, through their educational vision, adopt curricula that build ethical, value-oriented, creative personality through teaching:

  - Tafakkar with Anas curriculum for the elementary stage.

  - Makarem curricula for the preparatory stage.

- They also adopt special programs for memorizing the Holy Quran and enrichment curricula in Islamic education.

- The schools attract experienced and competent educational and administrative staff and provide them with various types of support in continuously developing educational performance through a supervisory team specialized in educational development and quality control.

- The schools are equipped with health care units that care for our students' health, with follow-ups for student vaccinations and monitoring cases of chronic diseases.

- The schools are equipped with cafeterias offering a variety of healthy food options that are subject to continuous monitoring in cooperation with specialized companies in this field.

Registration procedures at the school:

Students can apply for admission during the academic year, but will not be accepted unless they complete the following:

Step 1 –

The student takes an exam and attends the admission interview on the date announced by the administration. ((Interviews for pre-school and first grade are usually in the third month of the second semester.))

Step 2 -

Parents of accepted children are required to pay the prescribed school fees according to the approved school system.

Step 3 –

To complete the registration process, the student must fill out the registration form in the registration department and submit the original and copies of the following:

1. Four recent personal photos of the student.

2. A copy of the student's birth certificate and vaccination record.

3. A copy of the father's and mother's CPR.

4. A copy of the student's CPR.

5. A copy of the student's passport with the residence page (for non-Bahrainis only).

6. Transfer certificate from the previous school.

7. The student's file is transferred from the last school they moved from; for first-grade students, a new file is created.

You can contact AlFalah Private Schools (A'Ali)/Girls through WhatsApp or their official electronic account to learn about the available methods of paying tuition fees at the school.

There are classes designated for girls and classes designated for boys. From first grade to third grade elementary, there are both boys and girls, and from fourth grade to third secondary, there are only girls.

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

- Scientific and entertainment competitions.

- Sports competitions.

- Graduation and reception ceremonies.

- Recreational trips.

- Celebrations of national and religious occasions.

The Bahraini curriculum.

Building 632, Road 3213, Block 732, A'Ali, Kingdom of Bahrain.

- Spacious yards and standard playgrounds equipped with artificial turf.

- Indoor halls that serve students by providing indoor courts for basketball, volleyball, and handball.

- Green spaces and planting basins where students participate in planting the plants they desire.

- Indoor hall for table tennis as well as multipurpose halls.

- The schools are also equipped with scientific laboratories that serve the curriculum content, equipped with everything modern.

- Spacious areas for the learning resource center that meets the needs of students for books and modern technology.

- Medical clinic.

- Cafeteria.

The schools are equipped with standard clinics according to the National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA) specifications with medical equipment that meets the needs of students, managed by qualified nurses licensed by the Ministry of Health.

Due to the importance of health status in the educational process, cooperation has been established with one of the approved hospitals in Bahrain to be the monitor of the performance of these clinics.

These clinics provide health services, including following up on students' health records such as vaccinations and arranging with health centers to take them at the specified time for our students, as well as health and guidance lectures related to healthy food and disease prevention, and providing information about chronic diseases and working to avoid them early.