Australian International School

Industrial Area 18, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Description

Australian International School is the first Australian School in the Middle East and follows the Queensland Curriculum for students from ELC to Grade 12, located in Muweileh, Sharjah.

Students graduate with a Queensland Certificate of Education or an International Baccalaureate Diploma at the end of grade 12 from the AIS. Technology plays an important role at the AIS and students have access to extensive learning resources and data. The Australian International School respects the diverse culture, religion, and language of each individual of the UAE and offers exceptional education. AIS has built an excellent reputation over the years.

AIS offers students quality, respect for culture, an innovative curriculum based on student needs for the future, a safe, secure, supportive school environment, and positive relationships throughout the campus. The Australian International School ensures a high-quality international and intercultural learning program that prepares students for their future. The school provides the highest quality teaching for the Australian curriculum and also offers outstanding Arabic and Islamic Studies teaching programs. The curriculum is sequentially developed from ELC to Grade 12 allowing students to take a clearly planned path from early years to higher education.

AIS integrates technology into the curriculum in order to enhance the learning process. Classrooms are incorporated with interactive whiteboards; data show projectors and high-speed internet connectivity. The school makes use of Google Applications for Education such as the G-Suite/GAFE and is a Google School. Students make use of these resources productively at the School.

The school delivers Arabic and Islamic for native and non-native students. Arabic is taught to all students from ELC to Grade 10. ELC creates a warm, stimulating and caring environment for all children who feel secure, valued and happy at school by exploring, investigating, working together, inventing and discovering new learning methods. The teachers follow the Australian curriculum program which includes the Queensland Kindergarten Learning Guidelines and the Early Years Learning Framework for Australia and uses the Reggio Emilia for teaching.

During the Preparatory phase, children develop writing and reading skills. Students follow the Australian curriculum for subjects such as English, Maths, Humanities Science, and Health. AIS offers weekly lessons on Music, Art, Physical Education, and Swimming that further help them develop motor skills, gross motor skills, and creative skills. At Prep students learn to play together, take turns, share and solve their conflicts thus enhancing their social and personal skills. Middle School students focus on core subjects. AIS Senior School prepares students to become successful and confident citizens and leaders of an ever-changing world and encourage them to pursue a new possibility which is achieved through an International curriculum. Students participate in Interschool competitions from Grade 4 onwards such as Basketball, Netball, and Football. The school offers a range of extracurricular activities such as swimming, visual arts, music, drama, journalism club and more.

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Payment Details

Bank Name	Emirates NBD
Account Name	Australian International School
Account Number (IBAN)	AE14 0260 001011 19454 3501
Account Number	1011 19454 3501
Branch	King Abdul Aziz Road, Sharjah, UAE
Swift Code	EBILAEAD (required if sending EFT from overseas)
Reference	Family Code Child's Name and Family Name

Grade	Fees
ELC/Prep/G1	38,077
Grade2	38,466
Grade3	41,464
Grade4	43,752
Grade5	43,607
Grade6	50,999
Grade7	50,945
Grade8	54,199
Grade9	54,163
Grade10	62,650
Grade11	62,681
Grade12	65,129

Complete the online booking form and the school will contact you for an assessment. The assessment process is designed to evaluate a child’s potential for future success. Parents are contacted by telephone or email the day after the assessment and notified if their child has or has not been offered a place. All enrollments are subject to final approval from Sharjah Education Zone and the Ministry of Education.