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Pamir Private School

3.5
Curriculum

Pakistani

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Location

Al Rahmaniyah

About Pamir Private School

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

Pamir Private School is a Pakistani curriculum school located in Al Rahmaniyah 3, Sharjah. Established in 2019 by the KIPS Education Group Pakistan, the school provides education following the Pakistani national curriculum framework, serving approximately 1,200 students in a co-educational environment from KG1 to Grade 12.

The school offers instruction aligned with Pakistani educational standards and teaching methodologies. Students follow a structured academic programme that prepares them for Pakistani board examinations through affiliation with the Federal Board of Pakistan. The medium of instruction follows Pakistani educational norms, with emphasis on core subjects including Urdu, English, Mathematics, and Science.

Pamir Private School operates under the supervision of the Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA), which rates it Good. The curriculum follows guidelines established by Pakistani educational boards, ensuring students can transition smoothly to schools in Pakistan or continue their education within the UAE.

The campus serves residents of Al Rahmaniyah and surrounding neighborhoods. Families from Al Rahmaniyah 6 and Al Rahmaniyah 3 have convenient access to the school, making daily commutes manageable for students across these Sharjah communities.

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Pamir 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

Pamir Private School remained good overall, unchanged since the 2024 review. Achievement across subjects stayed good, though internal data often overstated real attainment and progress. Personal development remained good, but attendance fell to 90% from 95%. Teaching, curriculum, care, and leadership stayed good overall.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Students show good achievement across subjects and phases.
  • Students display positive, respectful behaviour and relationships with peers and staff.
  • Effective health, safety, safeguarding and child protection procedures keep students well cared for.
  • Effective leadership maintains secure academic standards and commitment to UAE national priorities.

What the school was asked to improve

  • Accelerate progress of different student groups in core subjects across all phases through stronger academic challenge.
  • Improve teaching quality through effective lesson planning and differentiated learning based on rigorous assessment.
  • Strengthen leadership's self-evaluation, monitoring of teaching, and impact evaluation of CPD on outcomes.

Source: SPEA inspection report 2026 (PDF, pages 1-15), inspected 19-22 January 2026. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Since the 2024 inspection

Of the 10 performance indicators rated in both reports, 2 improved, 0 declined and 8 kept the same rating.

Improved

  • English — Attainment: Acceptable → Good
  • English — Progress: Acceptable → Good
Performance standards by year (24 indicators, 2 inspections)
IndicatorPhase20242026
Students' achievement
Islamic Education — AttainmentWhole schoolGoodGood
Islamic Education — ProgressWhole schoolGoodGood
Arabic — AttainmentWhole schoolGood-
Arabic — ProgressWhole schoolGood-
Social Studies — AttainmentWhole schoolGoodGood
Social Studies — ProgressWhole schoolGoodGood
English — AttainmentKGGood-
English — AttainmentWhole schoolAcceptableGood
English — ProgressKGGood-
English — ProgressWhole schoolAcceptableGood
Mathematics — AttainmentWhole schoolGoodGood
Mathematics — ProgressWhole schoolGoodGood
Science — AttainmentWhole schoolGoodGood
Science — ProgressWhole schoolGoodGood
Other Subjects — AttainmentWhole schoolGood-
Other Subjects — ProgressWhole schoolGood-
Arabic as a Second Language — AttainmentWhole school-Good
Arabic as a Second Language — ProgressWhole school-Good
Students' personal and social development and innovation skills
Social responsibility and innovation skillsWhole schoolGood-
Leadership and management
The effectiveness of leadershipWhole schoolGood-
Self-evaluation and improvement planningWhole schoolGood-
Partnerships with parents and the communityWhole schoolGood-
GovernanceWhole schoolGood-
Management, staffing, facilities and resourcesWhole schoolGood-

Earlier inspections

2024Good

Pamir Private School improved from acceptable to good overall. Strategic leadership, effective use of data, and strong professional partnerships have driven progress in most subjects, with very good external examination results in several subjects. Inspectors recommend raising achievement, improving teaching quality, and better addressing gaps in learning and challenge for high attainers.

Strengths noted by inspectors

  • Students' progress in almost all subjects across the phases
  • Strong FBISE examination results in English, Islamic education, computer science, Urdu and social studies
  • Effective use of data to modify the curriculum and inform teaching and learning
  • Inspirational and effective school leadership
  • Strong professional partnerships with the community

What the school was asked to improve

  • Raise students' achievement to the next level in all subjects across the school
  • Improve the effectiveness of teaching, learning and assessment to meet the needs of all student groups
  • Ensure leadership is more accurate and systematic in identifying and addressing gaps in learning
  • Adapt the curriculum to provide appropriate challenge for high-attaining students
  • Enhance computing resources across all phases
  • Address barriers to learning for boys in the Middle phase

Source: SPEA inspection report 2024 (PDF, pages 2-26), inspected 5 - 8 February 2024. Restated by BestSchool.ae.

Rating History

2024
2023

Frequently Asked Questions

What did SPEA inspectors say about Pamir Private School in 2026?

Pamir Private School remained good overall, unchanged since the 2024 review. Achievement across subjects stayed good, though internal data often overstated real attainment and progress. Personal development remained good, but attendance fell to 90% from 95%. Teaching, curriculum, care, and leadership stayed good overall. Strengths noted by the inspectors in 2026: students show good achievement across subjects and phases; students display positive, respectful behaviour and relationships with peers and staff; effective health, safety, safeguarding and child protection procedures keep students well cared for; effective leadership maintains secure academic standards and commitment to UAE national priorities.

What was Pamir Private School asked to improve in its 2026 inspection?

The 2026 SPEA report recommended that the school: accelerate progress of different student groups in core subjects across all phases through stronger academic challenge; improve teaching quality through effective lesson planning and differentiated learning based on rigorous assessment; strengthen leadership's self-evaluation, monitoring of teaching, and impact evaluation of CPD on outcomes.

Has Pamir Private School improved since its 2024 inspection?

Between the 2024 and 2026 inspections, 2 of the 10 indicators rated in both reports improved, 0 declined and 8 kept the same rating. Improvements include English — Attainment from Acceptable to Good, English — Progress from Acceptable to Good.

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