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Canadian School Bahrain has instruction in English, Arabic.
Location
The Canadian School Bahrain is located at Building 4499, Road 6447, Diyar Al Muharraq, Kingdom of Bahrain. The school sits in Diyar Al Muharraq, a master-planned community in Muharraq Governorate with public parks and children's playgrounds. The campus is a modern, purpose-built facility designed to provide a full educational experience.
Stages
CSB offers a blended Arabic-English program for students from Nursery through Grade 12. It opened in 2019 for Nursery to Grade 3 and is adding 1–2 grades each year, with Grade 12 planned by AY 2026–2027.
Type
CSB is a non-profit foreign school that offers the British Columbia, Canada curriculum blended with Arabic language studies, Islamic studies, and Bahraini social studies and citizenship classes.
Pupil Nationality Mix
CSB represents students from multiple nationalities; public sources indicate more than 20 nationalities are represented, with no single dominant nationality or published local/international ratio.
Additional learning support
The Counseling Department provides individualized counseling for personal, emotional, and social development and runs workshops to support essential life and study skills. A health clinic operates on campus with a health care team, and there is a Health and Safety Committee overseeing well-being and safety.
Country affiliation
CSB follows the British Columbia (Canada) curriculum and is accredited by the BC Ministry of Education, making it the first certified BC Curriculum School in Bahrain.
Religious affiliation
CSB has no formal religious affiliation; Islamic studies are part of the curriculum alongside Arabic language studies.
School day structure
Class times (Sunday to Wednesday) are: Nursery–KG1 7:40–12:45, KG2 7:40–13:00, Grades 1–4 7:30–14:00, Grades 5–9 7:30–14:15, Grades 10–12 7:30–14:30. On Thursdays: Preschool 7:40–11:30, Grades 1–4 7:40–12:00, Grades 5–12 7:40–12:10.
Bus service
CSB does not operate its own bus service; transportation is arranged through a subcontracted transportation company.
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Fees
Annual tuition at Canadian School Bahrain ranges from BHD 1,850 to BHD 4,100 for 2026/27.
Tuition fees (installments and annual total, by grade) - Nursery — 1st instalment (February) BHD 850; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 500; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 500; Total BHD 1,850. - Kindergarten I — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,000; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 500; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 500; Total BHD 2,000. - Kindergarten II — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,150; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 500; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 500; Total BHD 2,150. - Grade 1 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,200; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 550; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 550; Total BHD 2,300. - Grade 2 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,250; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 600; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 600; Total BHD 2,450. - Grade 3 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,250; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 700; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 700; Total BHD 2,650. - Grade 4 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,300; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 775; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 775; Total BHD 2,850. - Grade 5 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,300; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 875; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 875; Total BHD 3,050. - Grade 6 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,300; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 1,000; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 1,000; Total BHD 3,300. - Grade 7 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,350; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 1,100; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 1,100; Total BHD 3,550. - Grade 8 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,400; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 1,175; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 1,175; Total BHD 3,750. - Grade 9 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,500; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 1,200; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 1,200; Total BHD 3,900. - Grade 10 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,550; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 1,275; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 1,275; Total BHD 4,100. - Grade 11 — 1st instalment (February) BHD 1,550; 2nd instalment (October) BHD 1,275; 3rd instalment (December) BHD 1,275; Total BHD 4,100.
Application and registration fees - Application (admission form) fee: a one-time non-refundable fee of BHD 100, payable when collecting the admission form. - Registration fee: a one-time fee of BHD 250 payable to finalise enrollment for new students; parents are required to pay this alongside the 1st instalment and any other fees listed on the application.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Instalment timing: the fee schedule is split into three instalments shown as 1st instalment (February), 2nd instalment (October) and 3rd instalment (December). Parents are requested to pay the 1st instalment and registration fee to complete enrolment. - What tuition excludes: tuition fees do not include Books, Uniforms, After‑School Activities, Food services, transportation, and School Activities & Trips; for Grade 7 onwards, trip fees are charged per trip. Sibling discounts apply to tuition only.
Boarding fees - Not applicable — Canadian School Bahrain does not offer boarding facilities and therefore no boarding fees apply. (The school operates as a day school; transportation is handled via an external subcontractor.)
Other costs and additional fees - Books and learning resources: charged separately (learning resources / British Columbia-related fees are treated as other fees and are non-refundable). - Uniform: uniforms are charged separately; a uniform list is published for required items. Uniform costs are not included in the tuition amounts. - After‑school activities, food services and transportation: charged separately and are excluded from the tuition figures. Transportation is provided through a subcontracted company and billed separately. Field trips (especially from Grade 7 up) are billed per trip. - Sibling discount: applied to tuition only — second child 5%, third child onwards 10%.
Refund information - Withdrawal refunds: if a student withdraws before September 1, parents are eligible for a refund equal to 50% of the first instalment of the tuition fee; withdrawals on or after September 1 receive no refund. Application and registration fees and certain other fees (learning resources and British Columbia fees) are non‑refundable. Students suspended, expelled, or withdrawn by the school for breaching terms are not entitled to refunds. Official withdrawal/transfer letters are issued only after all dues are settled and school resources returned.
Fee payment options - Bank Transfer / Direct Deposit / Benefit Pay: transfer fees directly to the school's bank account (details provided by the school's Accounts/Admissions office). - Credit/Debit Card: payments accepted in person at the Accounts Department during school working hours.
Important notes - The school requests the 1st instalment and the one‑time registration fee to confirm a student's place. Installment months and amounts above are the official fee schedule.
Academics
Canadian School Bahrain teaches Canadian Curriculum for students aged 3 to 16.
Curriculum
The Canadian School Bahrain delivers the British Columbia (BC) curriculum offshore from Nursery through Grade 12, with Arabic language studies, Islamic studies, and Bahraini social studies and citizenship integrated to meet both the Bahrain MOE and BC Ministry of Education requirements. The BC curriculum at CSB is inquiry-based and centers on three core competencies—Communication, Critical and Creative Thinking, and Personal and Social Responsibility—with subjects including English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Applied Skills, Career Education, Arabic Language, and Citizenship and Islamic Studies. Students are assigned a Personal Education Number (PEN) and progress along the BC education path from Early Learning through Grade 12, culminating in the Dogwood graduation certificate at Grade 12. The Arabic program follows the Bahrain Ministry of Education requirements and is integrated with BC competencies, with Islamic studies optional for non-Bahraini students and service opportunities embedded in the curriculum. CSB is a non-profit, certified BC offshore school that opened in 2019 for Nursery to Grade 3 and is expanding to Grade 12 by 2026.
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FAQs
What curriculum does Canadian School Bahrain follow?
CSB delivers the British Columbia (BC) curriculum, a Canadian provincial curriculum recognised internationally.
What are the tuition fees?
Annual fees range from approximately BHD 1,850 to BHD 4,100.
What age range does the school serve?
CSB serves students from age 3 to 18 as a co-educational day school.
Is CSB a non-profit school?
Yes. CSB is a non-profit foreign school in Bahrain.
Does the school offer learning support?
The Counselling Department provides individualised counselling. No dedicated SEN department is publicly listed, though the school offers pastoral support.
Does the school have a religious affiliation?
CSB has no formal religious affiliation. Islamic studies and Arabic language are part of the curriculum as required in Bahrain.
What languages are used for instruction?
English is the primary language of instruction following the BC curriculum. Arabic and Islamic studies are also taught.
Where is the school located?
Canadian School Bahrain is in Bahrain.
What qualifications do graduates receive?
Graduates receive British Columbia (Canada) qualifications that are internationally recognised for university admission.
Does the school offer counselling?
Yes. The Counselling Department provides individualised counselling support for students.
