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263, Avenue 13, Block 701, Tubli, Kingdom of Bahrain
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The Essentials
The Asian School has 4,600 pupils, instruction in English.
Location
The Asian School is located in Tubli, Kingdom of Bahrain, along Shaikh Isa Bin Salman Highway. The physical address is 263, Avenue 13, Block 701, Tubli, Kingdom of Bahrain, and the mailing address is The Asian School, P.O. Box 1143, Manama. The campus covers about 10.75 acres and includes facilities such as the Dr. Abdul Kalam Memorial Auditorium. The school sits on a major corridor and is easily reachable from surrounding residential areas.
Stages
The school serves students from Kindergarten through Grade 12. Kindergarten includes Lower KG and Higher KG, followed by Primary (Grades 1–5), Middle (Grades 6–8), Secondary (Grades 9–10), and Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12). The curriculum is CBSE-directed and structured to progress students through these levels.
Type
The Asian School is a secular co-educational institution. It operates as a CBSE-affiliated school (no boarding facilities are indicated).
Pupil Nationality Mix
The Asian School serves around 4,600 students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. A public breakdown of nationalities or local-to-international ratios is not disclosed by the school.
Additional learning support
The school provides student welfare services including on-site counseling and wellness resources. There are dedicated counseling rooms, on-site nursing care (two clinics and registered nurses), and a wellness program as part of the support framework.
Country affiliation
The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, India.
Religious affiliation
The school is secular and has no religious affiliation.
School day structure
School timings are commonly 7:40 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The school notes five working days for Kindergarten and Grades 1–8, with Friday and Saturday as holidays. Parents are asked to drop off students before 7:30 a.m.; late arrivals may not attend that day.
Bus service
The Asian School provides transport via contracted external bus services. Routes, stops, and bus numbers are determined at the start of each academic year; separate bus badges are issued for students traveling by bus. If a parent needs to collect a student early, pickup must occur before 12:30 p.m. and with prior notification. The school maintains a transport department to oversee routes, stops, timings, and safety.
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Fees
Annual tuition at The Asian School ranges from BHD 418 to BHD 905 for 2026/27.
Admission and One‑time Fees - Admission Fee: BD 48 (payable once at the time of admission). - Refundable deposit: BD 30 (interest‑free; refunded when the child leaves after clearing all outstanding dues).
Annual Fees and Structure - Annual Fee: payable once at the beginning of every academic year. Amounts by year group: - LKG to Grade 6: BD 18 per year. - Grades 7 & 8: BD 36 per year. - Grades 9 & 10: BD 48 per year. - Grades 11 & 12: BD 75 per year. - Note: Admission and Annual Fees are not applicable to Grade 10 students of The Asian School who join Grade 11.
Tuition Fees (billing basis and amounts) - Tuition is billed monthly and is payable before the 10th of every month for 10 months each academic year (monthly billing is the primary billing structure; term‑based charges are not published). - Monthly tuition amounts by year group: - LKG to Grade 6: BD 39.600 per month. (Equivalent annual tuition = BD 39.600 × 10 = BD 396.000). - Grades 7 & 8: BD 39.600 per month. (Equivalent annual tuition = BD 396.000). - Grades 9 & 10: BD 39.600 per month. (Equivalent annual tuition = BD 396.000). - Grades 11 & 12: BD 82.500 per month. (Equivalent annual tuition = BD 82.500 × 10 = BD 825.000). - Optional Computer Science charge: BD 5 per month where applicable.
Transport Fees - Transport is optional and payable monthly if the school transport facility is used. Transport fee: BD 18 per month for all year groups. (Equivalent annual transport = BD 18 × 10 = BD 180).
Typical amounts payable at the start of the year or at admission (examples) - In the first month of the academic year the Annual Fee, the first month's Tuition Fee and the first month's Transport Fee (if availed) must be paid; at admission the Admission Fee and the refundable deposit are also payable. Example initial payments (Admission + Annual + first month tuition + first month transport + refundable deposit): - LKG–Grade 6: BD 153.600 (BD 48 + BD 18 + BD 39.600 + BD 18 + BD 30). - Grades 7–8: BD 171.600 (BD 48 + BD 36 + BD 39.600 + BD 18 + BD 30). - Grades 9–10: BD 183.600 (BD 48 + BD 48 + BD 39.600 + BD 18 + BD 30). - Grades 11–12: BD 253.500 (BD 48 + BD 75 + BD 82.500 + BD 18 + BD 30).
Billing schedule and payment terms - Billing frequency: Tuition and transport are billed monthly for 10 months; the Annual Fee is billed once at the start of the academic year. Parents must pay monthly fees on or before the 10th of each month. - In the first month of the academic year the Annual Fee, Tuition Fee and Transport Fee must be paid. Thereafter tuition and transport are due monthly on or before the 10th. Fees for the month of March for Grades 8–12 should be paid along with February fees. - If fees are not paid for a period of two months the student's name will be struck off the register; if re‑admission is granted a re‑admission fee of BD 5 will be charged and all pending dues plus fees for the month of re‑admission must be paid. Part payments are not accepted. - Students withdrawn during a term are required to pay full fees for the remainder of that term. No reduction or refund of fees will be made for holidays, leave, or absence for any reason. Fees once collected will not be refunded under any circumstances. (The refundable deposit is returned when the child leaves after clearance of dues.)
Other costs and incidental fees - Computer Science (optional): BD 5 per month. - Cost of books and other stationery are not included in the listed fees and must be arranged and paid separately. No specific uniform fee is listed in the fee schedule. - Re‑admission charge where applicable: BD 5. Additional administrative charges for certain re‑admissions or specific cases are stated in the fee guidelines.
Refund policy - The refundable deposit of BD 30 is returned when the student leaves the school after clearing all outstanding dues. All other fees once collected will not be refunded under any circumstances.
Accepted payment methods and receipts - Payments accepted: cash at the school office (during office hours) or via the school's approved third‑party vendors (Noono Exchange Company (NEC) and Bahrain Finance Company (BFC)) using their online apps; a receipt must be obtained for every payment. Crossed cheques drawn in favor of 'The Asian School' are accepted; post‑dated cheques are not accepted. Credit/debit cards and unapproved app payments will not be accepted.
Important enforcement and administrative points - The result of examinations or issuance of original/duplicate certificates will not be released until all pending dues are cleared. Parents are requested not to send fees with small children; the school is not responsible for any loss if fees are sent with students. In the event of admission during the session, the full admission fee and all other fees are charged.
Academics
The Asian School teaches Indian Curriculum for students aged 4 to 18.
Curriculum
The Asian School Bahrain follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, with AISSE for Grade 10 and AISSCE for Grade 12; CBSE syllabus details are linked within the curriculum section. The academic year is divided into three terms: First Term (April–June), Second Term (September–December), and Third Term (January–March). Kindergarten uses a play‑based approach to develop early literacy, numeracy, and psychosocial skills, offering English, rhymes, storytelling, mathematics, general knowledge, art & craft, and games. Primary (Grades 1–5) covers English as the primary language, a second language (Hindi/Arabic), mathematics, environmental studies, Bahrain geography, computer science, general knowledge, art, games/physical education, and moral science or Islamic studies as applicable. Middle (Grades 6–8) adds a third language (French/Malayalam/Tamil/Kannada) and uses continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE); Secondary (Grades 9–10) aligns with AISSE under CBSE guidelines, and Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12) offers streams in Humanities (HMK/HPE), Commerce (CMT/CMK/CPE), and Science (SMB/SMC/SME/SBP/SBPE) with defined eligibility and pathways. Promotion and assessment include co-scholastic and discipline components, with attendance and grade/subject requirements guiding progression to the next year.
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Admissions
Admissions
The Asian School is a private, secular, co-educational institution in Bahrain that was officially opened on May 11, 1983 with approval from the Ministry of Education. It was upgraded to the secondary level in July 1992 and to the senior secondary level in December 2016. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, and serves Kindergarten through Grade 12. It is rated 2-Good by the Bahrain Quality Assurance (BQA). The campus sits on 10.75 acres in Tubli, featuring about 140 classrooms, a 2000 sqm Dr. Abdul Kalam Memorial Auditorium, a regulation-size football ground, and international-standard basketball and tennis facilities. The Asian School has graduated multiple CBSE cohorts with strong results.
Scholarships
The school offers scholarships as part of its senior secondary program.
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FAQs
Where is The Asian School located and what age range does it serve?
The Asian School is in Tubli, Kingdom of Bahrain at 263, Avenue 13, Block 701 along Shaikh Isa Bin Salman Highway, serving students aged 4 to 18 from Kindergarten through Grade 12.
Which curriculum does The Asian School follow and how is the academic year structured?
The Asian School follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, with AISSE for Grade 10 and AISSCE for Grade 12. The academic year is divided into three terms: April–June, September–December, and January–March.
Is The Asian School a co-educational or single-sex school and does it offer boarding?
The Asian School is a secular co-educational day school and does not indicate any boarding facilities.
How do I apply for admission and what documentation or steps are involved?
Admissions are handled by the school's administration as a private CBSE-affiliated institution; you should contact the admissions office to submit the application, pay the admission fee, and provide required documents at enrolment. New admissions require payment of the Admission Fee and the refundable deposit at the time of admission, and the school will advise on the remaining initial payments.
What are the Admission Fee and the refundable deposit, and when are they payable?
The Admission Fee is BHD 48 payable once at the time of admission, and a refundable deposit of BHD 30 is payable at admission and refunded when the child leaves after clearing all outstanding dues.
Does The Asian School offer scholarships or financial support?
The school offers scholarships as part of its senior secondary programme; details and eligibility are awarded through the school's senior secondary scholarship provisions and should be discussed with the admissions or senior secondary office.
What curriculum and assessment methods are used from Kindergarten through Senior Secondary?
Kindergarten uses a play-based approach focusing on early literacy, numeracy, rhymes, storytelling and psychosocial skills; Primary uses English as the medium with a second language (Hindi/Arabic) and a broad foundational curriculum. Middle years add a third language (French/Malayalam/Tamil/Kannada) and use Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE); Secondary follows AISSE under CBSE and Senior Secondary offers defined streams in Humanities, Commerce and Science with set eligibility and progression requirements.
What senior secondary streams are available and how are subject pathways organised?
At Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12) the school offers streams in Humanities, Commerce and Science with multiple subject combinations (for example HMK/HPE for Humanities and SMB/SMC/SME for Science) and defined eligibility and pathways that guide subject choice and promotion into higher classes.
What are the school hours and expectations for punctuality?
Typical school hours are 7:40 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and parents are asked to drop off students before 7:30 a.m.; late arrivals may not be allowed to attend that day.
Does the school provide transport and how is pick-up/drop-off managed?
The Asian School offers an optional contracted bus service with routes and stops set at the start of each academic year and bus badges issued for travelling students. If a parent needs to collect a student early they must notify the school in advance and pick up before 12:30 p.m.; the school's transport department oversees routes and safety.
What on-campus facilities support academics and learning resources?
The campus has 133 air-conditioned classrooms (some smart classrooms with interactive projectors), four networked computer labs (36 seats each), science labs for up to 40 students, and a library stocked with 11,634 volumes, 1,571 reference books and subscriptions to 2 newspapers, 50 magazines and 3 periodicals.
What sports and performance facilities are available on campus?
The school has a regulation-size football ground, international-standard basketball and tennis courts, and a multi-purpose hall that includes four badminton courts, a volleyball/throwball court, a basketball court and two table tennis tables. There is also a large Dr. Abdul Kalam Memorial Auditorium used for performances and assemblies.
What extracurricular activities and competitions does the school run?
The Asian School runs a wide range of extracurriculars including intra- and inter-school competitions such as Spell Bee, Sastra Pratibha, TIMS, Math Olympiad and Green Olympiad, as well as national events and the Indian International Model United Nations (IIMUN). Music, painting and cultural competitions (for example French Day and Vishwa Hindi Divas) and regular sports and debating activities are also offered.
Are there opportunities for student leadership and public speaking?
Yes, the school has a Prefectorial system with a Head Boy and Head Girl, House Captains and an Investiture Ceremony, and students can participate in leadership and public speaking platforms including IIMUN and debating competitions where top performers are recognised.
What wellbeing and medical support does the school provide on site?
The school provides student welfare services including on-site counselling, a Wellness Team, two clinics staffed by registered nurses, counselling rooms, and a wellness programme. Yoga is integrated into the curriculum for Grades IX–X to support emotional development and overall wellbeing.
How does The Asian School handle Special Educational Needs (SEN) and English as an Additional Language (EAL)?
The public disclosure does not list a dedicated SEN department or a detailed EAL programme; the school identifies Wellness Teachers and counselling supports for student wellbeing and discipline, so parents with specific SEN or EAL needs should discuss individual arrangements with the school directly.
What safeguarding measures are in place at the school?
Safeguarding is addressed through structures including a Sexual Harassment Committee, a Grievance/Redressal Officer and clearly listed safeguarding contact points for reporting concerns, as well as the Wellness Team and counselling provisions.
What is the school uniform and where can it be purchased?
The regular uniform is mocha-coloured pants or pinafore with a white shirt, a school tie, white socks and plain black shoes, with prescribed winter coat/cardigan rules by age; PE uniform consists of house-colour T-shirts with grey trousers. Uniforms must be purchased from authorised Bahrain suppliers Uniform City and Master Uniforms.
What are the arrangements for student meals on campus?
There are two on-site canteens contracted to external agencies with prices negotiated to be economical and food quality and hygiene monitored regularly by the school authorities.
How does the house system work and how are students grouped for competitions?
Students are divided into four houses—Sapphire (Blue), Ruby (Red), Emerald (Green) and Topaz (Yellow)—which compete for the Sports Championship and Discipline Trophies, and each month a house is assigned specific responsibilities such as cleanliness or discipline to earn points. The Prefectorial system and house-based competitions support leadership and school spirit.
What are the tuition fees at The Asian School?
Annual tuition at The Asian School ranges from BHD 418 to BHD 905 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.