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Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School

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American

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Location

Al Madam

About Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School

Last updated 24 September 2026 · Sources: SPEA inspection reports · methodology

Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School, established on 29 November 2018, is an American school located in Central Region - Al Madam, Sharjah. The school delivers education based on American curriculum standards aligned with Common Core State Standards and enriched by the UAE National Framework, providing students with a foundation rooted in US educational principles.

The school follows the American educational framework for grades Pre KG to Grade 8, which received a Good evaluation. Students engage with subject matter designed to prepare them for future academic pursuits, with admissions open to boys and girls from KG to Grade 5 and boys only from Grade 6.

As an American curriculum school, Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School structures its academic programme around core subjects including English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. The curriculum supports student development through progressive learning stages from Pre KG, KG1, KG2 to Grades 1-8.

The Al Madam campus serves families residing in the Central Region of Sharjah and surrounding areas. Parents seeking American-style education in this area will find the school accessible from surrounding communities within the Central Region.

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Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School fees

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Grade LevelAnnual Fees (recorded)Est. MonthlyFact Sheet
All Grades2026-2027 (year unverified)See PDF AED--

Inspection Report

Latest Rating (2026)
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What inspectors found in 2026

Khalifa Al Hamza American Private School was rated good overall by SPEA. Students achieve well in Islamic Education, Arabic, social studies, English and mathematics, and leadership shows clear direction with strong parent partnerships. Areas for development include writing skills, higher-order thinking, mathematical reasoning, and support for high-attaining students.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Students' secure, age-appropriate knowledge of Islamic values, the Holy Qur'an and the Noble Hadeeth.
  • Phase 1 students' secure early literacy skills in Arabic first language, including letter recognition, phonics and sight reading.
  • Students' knowledge and understanding of UAE and Earth geography and history, and strong map-reading skills in Phases 3 and 4.
  • KG children's understanding of number and ability to perform basic operations on a number line.
  • The strong commitment and involvement of parents in supporting the school and contributing to students' achievement and personal development.
  • Vision, commitment and strategic direction of the principal and academic vice principals.

What the school was asked to improve

  • Improve students' writing skills in both Arabic first and second language across all phases.
  • Develop students' higher-order reading skills, especially deeper analysis of unfamiliar texts in Phases 3 and 4.
  • Strengthen students' conceptual understanding through hands-on mathematical investigations in lower phases and deeper reasoning to solve mathematical problems in upper phases.
  • Improve the support and induction provided for incoming students.
  • Increase the range and diversity of resources, particularly in the kindergarten activity room, and the staffing to support all school functions.

Source: SPEA inspection report 2026 (PDF, pages 2-28), inspected 2 – 5 February 2026. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2024 inspection

Of the 3 performance indicators rated in both reports, 1 improved, 0 declined and 2 kept the same rating.

Improved

  • Partnerships with parents and the community: Good → Very good

Did Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School act on the 2024 recommendations?

Of the 6 recommendations made in 2024, 1 can be checked against the 2026 ratings: 1 show an improvement.

  1. Improve students' skills in memorising the Noble Hadeeth and Qur'an recitation in Phase 2Not measurable from the ratings
  2. Strengthen students' application of Tajweed rules in Phase 3 recitationNot measurable from the ratings
  3. Develop students' ability to communicate learning and improve writing skills in Phases 2 and 3Not measurable from the ratings
  4. Implement systems to identify and support gifted and talented students across the schoolNot measurable from the ratings
  5. Address behavioural management issues among a minority of boys in Phase 3Not measurable from the ratings
  6. Develop national and international partnerships for the benefit of studentsImproved

    Partnerships with parents and the community: Good → Very good

Performance standards by year (25 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase20242026
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AchievementPhase 1Good-
Islamic Education — AchievementPhase 2Good-
Islamic Education — AchievementPhase 3Acceptable-
Arabic as a First Language — AchievementPhase 1Good-
Arabic as a First Language — AchievementPhase 2Good-
Arabic as a First Language — AchievementPhase 3Acceptable-
Arabic as a Second Language — AchievementWhole schoolAcceptable-
Social Studies — AchievementPhase 2Good-
Social Studies — AchievementPhase 3Acceptable-
English — AchievementWhole schoolAcceptable-
Mathematics — AchievementWhole schoolGood-
Science — AchievementWhole schoolGood-
Islamic Education — ProgressWhole school-Good
Arabic Language — ProgressWhole school-Good
Social Studies — ProgressWhole school-Good
English — ProgressWhole school-Good
Mathematics — ProgressWhole school-Good
Students' personal and social development
Social responsibility and innovation skillsPhase 1Good-
Social responsibility and innovation skillsPhase 2Good-
Social responsibility and innovation skillsPhase 3Good-
Leadership and management
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolGoodGood
Self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole schoolGoodGood
Partnerships with parents and the communityWhole schoolGoodVery good
GovernanceWhole school-Good
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole school-Very good

Earlier inspections

2024Good

This school's overall effectiveness improved from acceptable to good. Achievement is strong in Phase 1 and generally good across most subjects, alongside good personal development and strong Islamic values. Leadership under a new principal is effective, though assessment, curriculum adaptation, and students' independence and initiative still need improvement.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Conducive learning environment leading to effective teaching in Phase 1
  • Good achievement in Phase 1 and improving achievement in most subjects, especially Phase 2
  • Strong understanding of Islamic values and pride in UAE culture across the school
  • Effective safeguarding procedures ensuring children's and students' well-being
  • Clear leadership understanding and direction to secure further improvements
  • Very good attendance and effective procedures ensuring punctuality across the school

What the school was asked to improve

  • Improve students' skills in memorising the Noble Hadeeth and Qur'an recitation in Phase 2
  • Strengthen students' application of Tajweed rules in Phase 3 recitation
  • Develop students' ability to communicate learning and improve writing skills in Phases 2 and 3
  • Implement systems to identify and support gifted and talented students across the school
  • Address behavioural management issues among a minority of boys in Phase 3
  • Develop national and international partnerships for the benefit of students

Source: SPEA inspection report 2024 (PDF, pages 1-29), inspected 11 - 14 March 2024. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

2024
2023

Frequently Asked Questions

What did SPEA inspectors say about Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School in 2026?

Khalifa Al Hamza American Private School was rated good overall by SPEA. Students achieve well in Islamic Education, Arabic, social studies, English and mathematics, and leadership shows clear direction with strong parent partnerships. Areas for development include writing skills, higher-order thinking, mathematical reasoning, and support for high-attaining students. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2026: students' secure, age-appropriate knowledge of Islamic values, the Holy Qur'an and the Noble Hadeeth; phase 1 students' secure early literacy skills in Arabic first language, including letter recognition, phonics and sight reading; students' knowledge and understanding of UAE and Earth geography and history, and strong map-reading skills in Phases 3 and 4; kG children's understanding of number and ability to perform basic operations on a number line; the strong commitment and involvement of parents in supporting the school and contributing to students' achievement and personal development; vision, commitment and strategic direction of the principal and academic vice principals.

What was Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School asked to improve in its 2026 inspection?

The 2026 SPEA report recommended that the school: improve students' writing skills in both Arabic first and second language across all phases; develop students' higher-order reading skills, especially deeper analysis of unfamiliar texts in Phases 3 and 4; strengthen students' conceptual understanding through hands-on mathematical investigations in lower phases and deeper reasoning to solve mathematical problems in upper phases; improve the support and induction provided for incoming students; increase the range and diversity of resources, particularly in the kindergarten activity room, and the staffing to support all school functions.

Has Khalifah Al Hamza American Private School improved since its 2024 inspection?

Between the 2024 and 2026 inspections, 1 of the 3 indicators rated in both reports improved, 0 declined and 2 kept the same rating. Improvements include Partnerships with parents and the community from Good to Very good. Of the 6 recommendations made in 2024, 1 can be checked against the 2026 ratings and 1 was followed by a measurable improvement.

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