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Quest School Bahrain is located at Building 165, Avenue 43, Block 543 on the Janabiyah Highway in Bahrain. The campus sits in the Janabiya area of the Northern Governorate on a sizable plot described as 30,000 square metres, with dedicated wings for Kindergarten and Primary in the initial phase. The school's address is commonly listed as Janabiyah Highway, Bahrain.
Stages
As of the 2025-26 academic year, Quest School Bahrain offers Pre-Nursery to Year 10 for children aged 2 to 15 years, with further classes planned to open in following academic years.
Type
Quest School Bahrain is a private international school offering a British curriculum. Boarding facilities are not listed in public materials.
Pupil Nationality Mix
Quest School Bahrain emphasizes a diverse international community; exact nationality numbers are not publicly disclosed.
Additional learning support
Public information indicates a focus on addressing individual learning needs and uses formal assessments (GL Assessments) to benchmark progress; explicit SEN provisions or facilities are not detailed in the public materials.
Country affiliation
There is no formal country affiliation listed; the school follows a British/English curriculum and Cambridge standards while operating in Bahrain.
Religious affiliation
There is no formal religious affiliation listed for the school; Arabic & Islamic Studies is included as part of the curriculum.
School day structure
The school week runs Sunday to Thursday. Gates open at 07:45. Early Years (Nursery–Year 1) begin at 08:00, Nursery finishes 12:20 (Term 1) or 13:20 (Terms 2–3), Reception finishes 13:20 (Term 1) or 14:20 (Terms 2–3), and Primary (Year 1–6) finishes at 14:20. Year 7–9 start at 07:50 and finish at 14:20. Nursery and Reception follow staggered dismissal times by term.
Bus service
Public information does not list a dedicated school bus service; inquiries about transport should be directed to the admissions team.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Quest School Bahrain ranges from BHD 1,890 to BHD 4,500 for 2026/27.
Application & Registration Fees
- Assessment fee: BHD 50. - Registration fee (to secure a place): BHD 200. Registration fees are non‑refundable.
Annual tuition fees and term amounts (by year group) — amounts shown in Bahraini Dinars (BHD)
- Pre‑Nursery (2–3 years): BHD 2,325 per year — BHD 775.000 per term (standard five‑day option). - Nursery (3–4 years) (standard option): BHD 2,395 per year — BHD 798.333 per term. The school lists pickup time options for Nursery. - Nursery 2: BHD 2,595 per year — BHD 865.000 per term. - Reception (4–5 years): BHD 2,600 per year — BHD 866.667 per term. - Year 1 (5–6 years): BHD 2,955 per year — BHD 985.000 per term. - Year 2 (6–7 years): BHD 3,146 per year — BHD 1,048.667 per term. - Year 3 (7–8 years): BHD 3,373 per year — BHD 1,124.333 per term. - Year 4 (8–9 years): BHD 3,449 per year — BHD 1,149.667 per term. - Year 5 (9–10 years): BHD 3,694 per year — BHD 1,231.333 per term. - Year 6 (10–11 years): BHD 3,800 per year — BHD 1,266.667 per term. - Year 7 (11–12 years): BHD 3,950 per year — BHD 1,316.667 per term. - Year 8 (12–13 years): BHD 4,150 per year — BHD 1,383.333 per term. - Year 9 (13–14 years): BHD 4,500 per year — BHD 1,500.000 per term. - Year 10 (14–15 years): BHD 4,500 per year — BHD 1,500.000 per term.
Pre‑Nursery flexible attendance options (term and annual rates published for early years)
- Five days per week: BHD 775 per term / BHD 2,325 per year. - Four days per week: BHD 695 per term / BHD 2,085 per year. - Three days per week: BHD 605 per term / BHD 1,815 per year. - Days can be increased with pro‑rata adjustment during a term.
Additional compulsory fees
- Book fee (annual): BHD 200. - Resource & Technology fee (applies to Years 7–10 only): BHD 200 (annual). - Registration and assessment fees are payable at application/offer stage; registration is non‑refundable.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The academic year is organised into three terms (Term One, Term Two and Term Three). Term dates for 2025–2026 are published (for example: Term One 27 August – 15 December 2025; Term Two 5 January – 31 March 2026; Term Three 6 April – 25 June 2026). Invoices and deadlines follow the term structure. - To reserve a place, the fee specified in the offer letter must be paid. - Parents are required to pay all fees prior to the commencement of each term; no learner will be admitted until fees for that term are paid in full. - Invoices for annual fees are issued at enrolment for new learners. For existing learners, invoices are distributed ten weeks prior to the end of the term, with payment due four weeks prior to the end of that term. - Late payment incurs a penalty fee of BHD 100. Non‑payment may result in immediate termination of class attendance until outstanding balances are cleared.
Other optional or variable charges
- Charges may apply for before‑ and after‑school care, specific school outings, international trips, and after‑school activities. Fees and arrangements for these activities are notified separately and must be paid to participate. - Uniform is required; a uniform catalogue is provided by the school but specific uniform prices are not listed on the published fee summary.
Refund information
- All refund requests must be made in writing to the Admissions Department. Fees received up to and including the current term are non‑refundable under any circumstances. Fees already received for future terms are refundable provided one full term's written notice of withdrawal is given. The school is not liable to refund fees if the school (or part of it) is closed temporarily or permanently due to civil unrest, pandemic, or other reasons stated in the school's policy.
Boarding
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed; the school operates as a day school with no published boarding charges.
Fee payment methods and related details
- Preferred method of payment: bank transfer. Parents are responsible for any bank and transfer charges. Cash or cheques may be paid directly to the Admissions Department; cheques should be made payable to "Quest School." - The school may take recovery action and recover reasonable costs if fees remain outstanding. Students with unpaid fees may be prevented from participating in chargeable activities until payments are cleared. Sibling discounts are available.
Academics
Quest School Bahrain teaches British Curriculum for students aged 2 to 15.
Curriculum
Quest School Bahrain delivers a British International Curriculum with the National Curriculum for England at its core; English, Mathematics and Science are aligned to Cambridge Curriculum Standards while other subjects are taught via an integrated curriculum, supported by the Cornerstone Framework. Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception) follows the English Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) with seven areas of learning, with a bilingual English-Arabic context. In Primary, Key Stage One (Years 1–2) and Key Stage Two (Years 3–6) follow the England National Curriculum, with differentiation and a mix of formative and summative assessment. Assessment uses UK-based GL Assessment to provide standardised progress data in English, Mathematics, Reading and Science. Arabic and Islamic Studies are offered to deepen language and cultural understanding. Quest is a Cambridge Accredited International Curriculum School and, as of 2025-26, offers classes from Pre-Nursery to Year 10.
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Admissions
Admissions
Registration is open for the 2025-26 academic year. The process begins with registering your interest, after which you may book a school tour or complete the online application form. A learner interview, conducted by a Quest School faculty member, is part of the process and is not a formal exam. If both parties agree that Quest School is the right fit, a formal offer of enrolment is issued. Admissions information includes an online application form, admissions terms and conditions, and the Ministry of Education procedure for admission; the school is located on Janabiyah Highway and has an admissions team reachable by phone.
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FAQs
Where is Quest School Bahrain located and how large is the campus?
Quest School Bahrain is on Janabiyah Highway at Building 165, Avenue 43, Block 543 in the Janabiya area of the Northern Governorate. The campus occupies a 30,000 square metre site with dedicated wings for Kindergarten and Primary in the initial phase.
What ages and year groups does Quest School Bahrain accept?
As of the 2025–26 academic year the school offers Pre‑Nursery to Year 10 for children aged 2 to 15 years, with further classes planned to open in subsequent years. Year levels currently run from Pre‑Nursery (2–3 years) through Year 10 (14–15 years).
Which curriculum does Quest School Bahrain follow?
The school delivers a British International Curriculum with the National Curriculum for England at its core; English, Mathematics and Science are aligned to Cambridge Curriculum Standards and the school is Cambridge accredited. Foundation Stage follows the English Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) in a bilingual English‑Arabic context, and Primary uses the England National Curriculum with the Cornerstone Framework for integrated learning.
How do I apply and what does the admissions process involve?
Admissions begin by registering your interest, after which you can book a school tour or complete an online application form. A learner interview (not a formal exam) is carried out by a faculty member and, if both parties agree on a good fit, a formal offer of enrolment is issued; registration and assessment fees are payable at the offer stage.
What are the assessment and registration fees at application stage?
An assessment fee of BHD 50 is payable at application, and a registration fee of BHD 200 is required to secure a place. Registration fees are non‑refundable.
What happens if I miss a fee payment or pay late?
Late payment incurs a penalty fee of BHD 100 and non‑payment may result in immediate suspension of class attendance until outstanding balances are cleared. The school may also prevent students with unpaid fees from participating in chargeable activities and may take recovery action to recoup reasonable costs.
How does Quest School assess student progress academically?
The school uses a mix of formative and summative assessment alongside UK‑based GL Assessment to provide standardised progress data in English, Mathematics, Reading and Science. Teachers also use differentiation in class to meet individual learning needs.
Does the school follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) in the early years?
Yes, Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception) follows the English EYFS with its seven areas of learning and is delivered within a bilingual English‑Arabic context. Early years provision supports language development in both English and Arabic.
What sports and outdoor facilities does the campus have?
The campus includes two outdoor sports courts, an indoor gym with squash courts, a football pitch and outdoor play areas. Future phases plan to add a multipurpose sports hall, an indoor swimming pool, additional indoor sports courts, a running track and covered seating and play areas.
What academic facilities are available on campus?
The school provides classrooms, specialist subject rooms, a library and a learning centre to support literacy, research and cross‑curricular learning. Laboratories and dedicated ICT facilities are not explicitly listed in the available information.
What kinds of after‑school activities and ECAs are offered?
Quest offers a range of Extra‑Curricular Activities, usually free of charge although some outside providers or specific activities may incur a cost. After‑school activities typically run from 14:30 to 15:20 on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and the termly activities list is published at the start of each term.
Does Quest School Bahrain run community and environmental programmes?
Yes, the school runs Enviro School initiatives including a Green Team, gardens and recycling stations, and holds events such as Earth Day and Beach Clean Ups. The community also participates in charity initiatives like Shoe Box Appeal, Autism Awareness Day, Think Pink, Smile and BSPCA partnerships.
Are there leadership opportunities for students and ways for families to be involved?
Students can take part in the Student Council, which meets regularly to represent learner ideas and plan school events, and parents can engage via the Parent Teacher Association which links families with senior management. The PTA and Student Council provide formal channels for involvement and developing leadership skills.
How does the school support student wellbeing and social‑emotional learning?
Wellbeing is supported through a formal pastoral care framework, the Care for Others programme that fosters kindness and moral development, and quiet spaces and gardens that contribute to a calm learning environment. Pastoral systems and community values are used to support students' social and emotional learning.
Does Quest provide support for children with additional learning needs?
The school describes personalised learning approaches and uses formal GL Assessments to benchmark progress, with regular meetings used to address individual learning needs. Specific specialist SEN provisions or detailed lists of supported needs are not described in the public information, so parents with particular requirements are encouraged to discuss them directly with Admissions.
Is English the primary language of instruction and what Arabic provision exists?
English is the core language of instruction, with native English‑speaking teachers on staff, while Arabic language instruction and Islamic Studies are included in the curriculum. The Early Years setting deliberately supports a bilingual English‑Arabic context to promote language development in both languages.
Do you provide school bus transport?
Public information does not list a dedicated school bus service, and parents are asked to contact the Admissions team for specific transport arrangements and guidance. The school does offer an after‑school care (ASC) programme for supervised care beyond the normal school day for a monthly fee.
Does Quest School have boarding?
No, Quest School Bahrain operates as a day school and does not list any boarding provision or boarding fees. After‑school care is available as a supervised option for learners on a monthly fee basis.
What are typical school hours and the weekly schedule?
The school week runs Sunday to Thursday and gates open at 07:45. Early Years (Nursery–Year 1) begin at 08:00 with staggered dismissal times by term, Primary (Years 1–6) finishes at 14:20, and Years 7–9 start at 07:50 and finish at 14:20.
Is a school uniform required and what about school meals?
Uniform is required and may be purchased from the House of Uniforms or Zaks, with items from either supplier accepted. The canteen is run by an external supplier using a cashless system and serves middle years regularly; Nursery and Year 1 have access to canteen services on Thursdays in some arrangements.
What are the tuition fees at Quest School Bahrain?
Annual tuition at Quest School Bahrain ranges from BHD 1,890 to BHD 4,500 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.