Latest school updates in Sharjah
Facts announced by Sharjah schools on their own channels — new principals, new campuses, inspection ratings, awards — checked and summarised by BestSchool.ae. Every entry is dated and links to the school's page and to its source. Nothing here is a press release: we publish only what an editor has verified.
4 updates · 1 fees · 1 exam results · 1 accreditation · 1 award
September 2026
PACE British School publishes 2026/27 fees: FS1 to Year 1 at AED 19,000 plus AED 500 registration
The school has released its official fee structure for the 2026/27 academic year for new admissions, covering FS1 through Year 13. Annual fees for FS1, FS2 and Year 1 are each AED 19,000, excluding a one-time, non-refundable registration fee of AED 500. Fees vary by year group and rise through the stages.
Source: school website- Exam resultsAl Amana Private School
Al Amana Private School students: 41% achieve A*-A in IGCSE 2025-2026 results
The school celebrated its students' IGCSE achievements for 2025-2026: 41% of students achieved A to A*, 70% achieved A to B, and 85% achieved A to C. Several students earned multiple A* grades, which the school attributed to dedication of students, teachers and parents.
Source: Instagram
July 2026
- AccreditationPrivate School of Scientific Innovation
School of Scientific Innovation achieves ACS WASC accreditation
The school earned ACS WASC accreditation after completing a comprehensive accreditation process. The visiting committee commended the strength of its educational practices and its commitment to continuous improvement for students from Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 11.
Source: school website
May 2025
- AwardMasar Private School
Masar Private School students take 1st place in Sharjah Sustainability Award with DoorVolt project
Students of Masar Private School won first place across the UAE in the Sharjah Sustainability Award, organised by the Environment and Protected Areas Authority in Sharjah, for their project DoorVolt, which converts the mechanical energy of door movements into electricity to power small devices and reduce energy waste.
Source: school website
