Sacred Heart School
Operational Hours
Sunday : Day Off || Monday : 7:30 AM To 1:30 PM || Tuesday : 7:30 AM To 1:30 PM || Wednesday : 7:30 AM To 1:30 PM || Thursday : 7:30 AM To 1:30 PM || Friday : Day Off || Saturday : 7:30 AM To 0 AMDescription
Year of establishment |
1948 |
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Age range of students |
6 - 16 years |
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Grades (e.g. 1 to 12) |
Primary |
Middle |
High |
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Number of Students |
Boys |
509 |
Girls |
559 |
Total |
1068 |
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Students' social/economic background |
Most students come from average income families |
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Number of Administrative Staff |
5 |
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Number of Teaching Staff |
68 |
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Curriculum |
British |
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Main language(s) of instruction |
English |
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External assessment and examinations |
Edexcel International GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary |
The Sacred Heart School, Kingdom of Bahrain has been to the forefront of multinational education for over sixty-five years. Since its establishment in 1940’s it has instilled in each of its students its core values of academic excellence, ethical behaviour and character formation. The level of the school’s achievement in nurturing its students with these values is evident by the accomplishments of its former pupils.
The vision of Education gears towards the total development of persons by instilling in them Moral/Spiritual values and forming responsible citizens, equipped to work for the transformation of society.
The Sacred Heart School, was established in the 1940’s, by the Vicar Apostolic of Arabia. In 1953 it was entrusted to the care of the Comboni Missionary Sisters who amidst obstacles built an edifice of Love and Service. The dedicated band of Sisters left no stone unturned to maintain excellent standard in the school. They will always be fondly remembered.
In 1970, the school began to train and enroll students for the Royal Society of Arts Examinations and in 1972, for the General Certificate of Education Examinations.
In 1974, the University of London chose the Sacred Heart School as a centre for conducting its examinations, and in 2005, it was recognized as an official London Examinations, International Centre of learning by Edexcel International.
The school progressed by leaps and bounds. It presently occupies two campuses retaining its original premises in Manama, where it houses its LKG classes in a pedagogically equipped building that was inaugurated in 1991. In 1978 the Junior classes and in 1989 the Senior classes were shifted to the newly built premises at Isa Town, on a plot of land benevolently donated by the late Amir, Shaikh Isa Bin Salman Al Khalifa.
Sacred Heart School Bahrain offers International GCSE, from Edexcel International
The most up-to-date international qualification available from the UK
Studying new IGCSE will provide our students with an exceptional standard of education which is both modern and relevant.
Examination System
The school follows the Edexcel International GCSE Examination System which begins in Senior 3 (Grade 9)
Senior 4 (Grade 10) is the Final Year for the students at Sacred Heart. They graduate after they answer the Edexcel International GCSE Examination in May/June
Admission
Every candidate for admission needs to be introduced in person to the Principal by one who will be responsible, for the child.
Only those who have completed 4 years are eligible for admission into the Lower Kindergarten.
Application for admission is to be made in the prescribed form which can be obtained, at the time of admission only.
Admission to other classes, only if there is a vacant seat. Students from other schools will be tested before they are admitted to their respective classes.
It is essential that a photocopy of the original Birth Certificate,CPR and Passport be submitted at the time of admission.
Students coming from other schools cannot be admitted without the Leaving Certificate, which must be countersigned by the Inspecting Authority of that State.
Applications for the withdrawals are to be made in the prescribed form given in the School Diary and submitted to the Principal at least a fortnight prior to their leaving.
Fees
The School tuition fees are payable in three installments during the following months:-
October
January
March
The School Tuition Fees can be paid at the School Reception, Isa Town or through any of the BFC Branches. In order to pay through the BFC Branches, the Parent/Guardian should produce the Correct Name of the Child, Class and Section and the Registration No. A Service charge of BHD. 0.500 fils (five hundred fils) will be charged from the depositor. (BFC's Service Fee per transaction).
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