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Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS)

Updated July 2026

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Curriculum

Languages

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Khalifah Al Hamzah American School is an American curriculum school located in the town of Almudam, Sharjah. It serves students from Pre-KG through Grade 10, blending international standards with the UAE's cultural and national framework.

Teaching approach

The school’s vision is to qualify future pioneers who are guided by ethics, rooted in heritage, and led by innovation within a sustainable learning community. It aims to nurture the intellectual, social, and emotional growth of each student while fostering a sense of citizenship and preparing them for success in a globalized world.

Programmes

The school follows an American curriculum aligned with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), which is enriched by the UAE National Framework. This includes the Ministry of Education curriculum for Arabic, Islamic Studies, Social Studies, and Moral Education. The academic programme spans from Pre-KG to Grade 10, focusing on developing modern skills such as creativity and critical thinking.

Student support

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Learning support

The school provides a dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) department. A specific fee structure is in place for students requiring these services, reflecting the additional support provided.

Frequently asked questions(4)
What curriculum does Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS) offer?
Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS) offers US Common Core.
How much is tuition at Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS)?
Annual tuition at Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS) is AED 15.5K–AED 35.4K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What ages does Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS) teach?
Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS) enrolls students aged 3 to 14.
Where is Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS) located?
Khalifah Al Hamzah American School (KHAS) is an international school in Zayed City, United Arab Emirates.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2025-26
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
Pre KG3–3AED 15.5K
KG 14–4AED 17.2K
KG 25–5AED 17.2K
GR 16–6AED 19.7K
GR 27–7AED 19.7K
GR 38–8AED 19.7K
GR 49–9AED 22.7K
GR 510–10AED 24.6K
GR 611–11AED 31.5K
GR 712–12AED 31.5K
GR 813–13AED 31.5K
GR 914–14AED 35.4K
GR 1015–15AED 35.4K
Other fees(4)
Other fees
Registration fee· For each new student (Deducted from First Installment)AED 500
UniformAED 500
Materials· Books fee varies by grade from 800 to 2,500 AED
Bus / transport· Transportation fee varies by location from 5,500 to 6,500 AED

Discounts

  • Sibling discount: 5%

Admissions

Admission to the school is based on the availability of places, following a first-come-first-served policy, and the age of the child. The school provides specific age guidelines for each year group, ranging from Pre-KG to Grade 10. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the registration department for assistance with procedures and documentation.

Facilities

LibraryScience labsArt roomPlaygroundGymnasiumTheatre / auditorium

About the campus

The campus features a range of academic and recreational facilities, including a library, computer labs, science labs, and an art room. Technology is integrated throughout the school with a wireless campus, tablets, e-resources, interactive whiteboards, and digital projectors. Athletic facilities include indoor and outdoor playgrounds and gymnasiums, supported by additional amenities such as a canteen, medical clinics, an auditorium, and an activity room.

Co-curriculars

The school offers a variety of activities to support student development, including art and drawing, science-based activities, and sports. These co-curricular opportunities are designed to complement the academic programme and foster personal growth.

  • Nasir Ahmed Alyassi
    Nasir Ahmed AlyassiPrincipal

    Nasir Ahmed Alyassi serves as the Principal of Khalifah Al-Hamzah American School. He is committed to academic excellence and fostering a dynamic learning environment that nurtures the intellectual, social, and emotional growth of students through a blend of the American educational system and national curricula.