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American Private School of Kalba (ASK)

Founded 2018

Updated July 2026

Co-edGender

Curriculum

Languages

English flagEnglishArabic flagArabic

The American School of Kalba is a private institution located on the east coast of the United Arab Emirates that provides a rigorous American curriculum. Established in 2018, it serves students from Grade 6 through Grade 12 with a focus on academic excellence and community-based learning.

Term structure

Three terms

Teaching approach

The school believes that all students can achieve success and maintains high expectations for their potential. It aims to develop responsible, thoughtful leaders who care for their community and the world through a value-based education. The environment is designed to be serene, secure, and inclusive, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and character.

Programmes

The academic programme is underpinned by the American Common Core Curriculum and is accredited by the American International Accreditation Association (AiAA). The curriculum includes core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Business Studies, Arabic, Islamic studies, and National Studies. The school also offers international benchmark exams and prepares students for the SAT.

Outcomes

The school participates in international benchmarking assessments for mathematics, reading, English, and science to measure student performance against global standards. Students in grades 7 through 12 are prepared to become leaders, thinkers, and team players. Additionally, the school has received recognition for its achievements in sustainability research and environmental volunteerism.

Student support

EAL support
Unknown
Learning support
Unknown

Learning support

The school employs a diverse team of qualified professionals dedicated to meeting the individual needs of students. Staff members focus on supporting student self-esteem and personal development, acting as role models to foster confidence and effective communication.

Frequently asked questions(4)
What curriculum does American Private School of Kalba (ASK) offer?
American Private School of Kalba (ASK) offers US Common Core.
How much is tuition at American Private School of Kalba (ASK)?
Annual tuition at American Private School of Kalba (ASK) is AED 16K–AED 23.5K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
Is American Private School of Kalba (ASK) co-educational?
American Private School of Kalba (ASK) is a co-ed school.
Where is American Private School of Kalba (ASK) located?
American Private School of Kalba (ASK) is an international school in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2025-2026
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
Grade 611–12AED 16K
Grade 712–13AED 17.1K
Grade 813–14AED 17.1K
Grade 914–15AED 19.1K
Grade 1015–16AED 21.3K
Grade 1116–17AED 22.3K
Grade 1217–18AED 23.5K
Other fees(3)
Other fees
Uniform· For one full set (2 Normal and 1 PE set). Subject to 5% VATAED 420
Uniform· For one Normal set. Subject to 5% VATAED 270
Uniform· For one PE set. Subject to 5% VATAED 150

Admissions

The school maintains an open admission policy, welcoming students regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender. Prospective families can access information regarding the admission procedure and online registration through the school's portal. Fees are structured by grade level, ranging from Grade 6 through Grade 12.

Calendar

The school operates on a three-term academic year. The Autumn term runs from September to December, the Winter term from January to April, and the Summer term concludes in June or July.

Facilities

GymnasiumLibraryScience labs

About the campus

The campus features modern, well-resourced facilities including a school clinic, prayer rooms, a gym, and two canteens. Academic spaces include a library stocked with fiction, non-fiction, and subject-themed resources, two computer labs, and specialized science laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Students are required to purchase their own textbooks and necessary learning equipment.