Sharjah Indian School

Sharjah Indian School is an Indian curriculum school located in Al Ghubaiba, Sharjah. Established in 1979, the school provides education following the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) framework from India and is licensed by the Sharjah Private Education Authority.

The school offers instruction aligned with Indian educational standards, preparing students for nationally recognized examinations. Classes follow the structured CBSE syllabus, which emphasizes core subjects including mathematics, sciences, languages, and social studies. The medium of instruction is English, with Hindi as the compulsory second language.

Students at Sharjah Indian School benefit from a curriculum designed to maintain continuity with the Indian education system. This makes the school particularly suitable for families planning to return to India or those seeking familiar academic standards. The CBSE curriculum is recognized internationally and provides a strong foundation for higher education pathways. The Al Ghubaiba campus is the girls' branch, serving approximately 8,300 students, while the total enrollment across branches is about 13,937.

The Al Ghubaiba campus serves the local community in Sharjah, offering accessible education for families residing in the emirate.