Multinational School Bahrain

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Operational Hours

Sunday : 9:00 AM To 2:00 PM || Monday : 9:00 AM To 2:00 PM || Tuesday : 9:00 AM To 2:00 PM || Wednesday : 9:00 AM To 2:00 PM || Thursday : 9:00 AM To 2:00 PM || Friday : -- || Saturday : --

Description

Year of establishment

2013

 


Age range of students

5 - 15 years

 


Grades (e.g. 1 to 12)

Primary
1 - 5

Middle
6 - 8

High
9 - 10

 




Number of Students

Boys

276

Girls

172

Total

448



Students' social/economic background

Most students are from middle to upper income families



Number of Administrative Staff

12



Number of Teaching Staff

46



Curriculum

Western Australian from Year 1 – Year 8
Cambridge International Curriculum from Year 9 – Year 10



Main language(s) of instruction

English and Arabic



External assessment and examinations

PAT (Progressive Achievement Test); CAT4 (Cognitive
Ability Test); IGCSE (International General Certificate of
Secondary Education); Citizenship National Exams (Year 4 –
Year 10)




MNS is a fully inclusive school. This means that we do not only accept students who score at the top of our entrance test. Our tests are able to determine if there is a barrier to full learning that may be keeping a student from achieving to the best of their ability.

There are children who are not achieving as they could because of a variety of reasons. At MNS we are able to assess for things like dyslexia, discalculia, dispraxia and autism to name a few potential barriers to independent learning. These are then referred so that we can best prepare a programme for these children to be successful and eventually enter their IGCSE exams. Inclusion means that these children are included in the general class activities and classes.

We are a multinational school and our student body represents over 50 nationalities – some of whom do not have English as a home language yet our language of instruction and assessment is in English. This department identifies the need for additional English language support at enrollment. Sessions are timetabled and most often while the class is busy with English tasks, the students are pulled-out into small groups (or individual if it is felt that the language gap requires this for a time) and engage with a special English development programme. Students are assessed constantly and the aim is for them to become sufficiently proficient in English as a language of teaching and learning so as to not require these classes any more.

Students with particular academic strengths or those with specific maths or language ability are identified by the teachers and engage in a cross-class programme that helps challenge and extend these students more. We expand our search and offerings into the arts too.

MNS is a special place for all who are a part of it. One only has to visit to us recognise that it is a happy place. We focus on producing a comfortable and safe environment where learning can take place and through this we constantly achieve fantastic results.

Our School prides itself on its high expectations and high aspirations for all the children and young people and their families who are part of our community here at MNS-Bahrain. Your child’s education is your first priority as well as ours. We see ourselves as partners in your child’s learning and in their personal development, offering a balanced curriculum that addresses each child as a unique person with his or her own strengths, needs, aspiration and interests.

Admission Process

MNS requires all information related to your child’s previous learning institutions, including past report cards, samples of student work and any additional learning reports (external assessments, participation in enrichment programmes etc.). As part of the admissions criteria, MNS may place a student on academic probation for a period of 3 days to 5 days, to ensure a successful placement for the student. Any such stipulation will be communicated to parents and acceptance sought.

Requirements:

  • Students passport & Visa
  • Student's Birth Certificate
  • Student's ID (CPR or Saudi Iqama)
  • 2 Recent passport size photographs
  • Father's and Mother's passport and visa
  • Father's and Mother's ID (CPR or Saudi Iqama)
  • Last School Report and Leaving Certificate - Attested
  • Vaccination Certificate

CLASS TITLE

AGE GROUP

YEARLY FEES

FEE PER TERM

 ( AUG 26 / NOV 5 /

 MAR 3 )

NURSERY

AGE 3 to 4

BD 2,460

BD 820

RECEPTION

AGE 4 to 5

BD 2,460

BD 820

YEAR 1

AGE 5 to 6

BD 3,120

BD 1,040

YEAR 2

AGE 6 to 7

BD 3,120

BD 1,040

YEAR 3

AGE 7 to 8

BD 3,450

BD 1,150

YEAR 4

AGE 8 to 9

BD 3,450

BD 1,150

YEAR 5

AGE 9 to 10

BD 3,450

BD 1,150

YEAR 6

AGE 10 to 11

BD 3,600

BD 1,200

YEAR 7

AGE 11 to 12

BD 3,600

BD 1,200

YEAR 8

AGE 12 to 13

BD 3,900

BD 1,300

YEAR 9

AGE 13 to 14

BD 4,020

BD 1,340

YEAR 10

AGE 14 to 15

BD 4,200

BD 1,400

YEAR 11

AGE 15 to 16

BD 4,500

BD 1,500

YEAR 12

AGE 16 to 17

BD 4,800

BD 1,600

YEAR 13

AGE 17 to 18

BD 5,050

BD 1,684


N.B. Student Reports/Transfer Certificates will not be issued until all outstanding fees are paid in full


Cambridge International Examination entry fees to be paid by parents in addition to the school fees for IGCSE. This will be invoiced with the Term 2 tuition fees.ESL (English as Second Language) and Learning Support

LEARNING ENRICHMENT FEES STRUCTURE

ESL STUDENTS (English as Second Language)

Level of Support

Number of Lessons Required Per Week

Additional Fee per Term

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ACCREDITATION

Cambridge International Examination (CIE)

Pearson Edexcel