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New Generation Private School has instruction in English.
Location
New Generation Private School is located in Juffair, in the capital area of Manama, Bahrain. The campus sits on a 10,000 sqm plot with a built-up area of 21,000 sqm, in a central neighbourhood with easy road access. There is dedicated bus parking and the school works with an external transport provider to serve families across Bahrain.
Stages
Early Years Foundation Stage (Nursery to Reception) for children aged 3 to 5. Primary and Middle School cover Key Stage 1 and 2, with a progression to Grade 9.
Type
Co-educational day school.
Pupil Nationality Mix
The school represents 32 nationalities. Bahraini students constitute about 77% of the student body, with non-Bahraini students making up about 23%.
Additional learning support
NGPS provides support through two social counselors. It emphasises inclusive education, but specific SEN provisions are not published in public materials.
Country affiliation
British affiliation; Cambridge curriculum; COBIS accreditation.
Religious affiliation
Islamic Bahraini values are embedded in the school community; the majority of students are Muslim; it is not a religious school.
School day structure
The day for Primary and Middle School starts at 07:00 with an assembly for G1 to G9. There are two breaks during the day; school ends at 13:30 for bus students and at 13:45 for car pickup.
Bus service
Transportation across Bahrain is provided via an external independent transport company; there is a dedicated parking area for school buses; transport registration is through the Finance Department at 17235000 or 77235000; bus rules include seat belts and restrictions on eating or distracting the driver.
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Fees
Annual tuition at New Generation Private School ranges from BHD 1,250 to BHD 1,925 for 2026/27.
Application and Registration Fees - Registration fee for new students: BHD 65. - New-student assessment fee: BHD 35.
Tuition — Advance termly payment option (three-term structure) - KG: Annual tuition BHD 1,250; three-term instalment BHD 417; books paid in advance BHD 80. First instalment + books payable upon successful registration (July 2025). - KG1: Annual tuition BHD 1,400; three-term instalment BHD 467; books paid in advance BHD 100. - KG2: Annual tuition BHD 1,500; three-term instalment BHD 500; books paid in advance BHD 100. Second instalment payable on 12 December 2025. - Grade 1–5: Annual tuition BHD 1,675; three-term instalment BHD 558; books paid in advance BHD 125. - Grade 6–8: Annual tuition BHD 1,825; three-term instalment BHD 608; books paid in advance BHD 150. Third instalment payable on 12 March 2026. - Grade 9–10: Annual tuition BHD 1,925; three-term instalment BHD 642; books paid in advance BHD 150.
Tuition — Monthly instalment option (9-installment structure) - KG: Total session tuition BHD 1,350; first fee upon registration BHD 250; 9-installment amount BHD 122; books paid in advance BHD 80. - KG1: Total session tuition BHD 1,550; first fee upon registration BHD 250; 9-installment amount BHD 144; books paid in advance BHD 100. - KG2: Total session tuition BHD 1,650; first fee upon registration BHD 250; 9-installment amount BHD 156; books paid in advance BHD 100. - Grade 1–5: Total session tuition BHD 1,725; first fee upon registration BHD 250; 9-installment amount BHD 164; books paid in advance BHD 125. - Grade 6–8: Total session tuition BHD 1,898; first fee upon registration BHD 250; 9-installment amount BHD 183; books paid in advance BHD 150. - Grade 9–10: Total session tuition BHD 1,998; first fee upon registration BHD 250; 9-installment amount BHD 194; books paid in advance BHD 150.
Examination and assessment charges - Cambridge Checkpoint fee: BHD 50 (applicable for Grade 5 and Grade 8). - Cambridge IGCSE: BHD 55 per subject (to be paid in advance).
Billing schedule and payment terms - For the three-term option: instalment due dates are staggered (first instalment and books due on successful registration in July, second instalment due 12 December, third instalment due 12 March). - For the 9-installment option: the first fee is payable on registration; subsequent monthly instalments are to be paid within the first week of the relevant month or as agreed with the Accounts Department. - All fees are to be paid to the Accounts Department via Cash, Card and BenefitPay. Parents are required to settle payment before enrollment.
Boarding fees - No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed. Boarding is not applicable.
Other costs and requirements - Textbooks: books are mandatory, must be purchased from the school, and the cost of textbooks is non-refundable; the school lists a books-paid-advance charge by year group as noted above. - Uniforms: specific uniform items are required by year group (Nursery–KG2 and Grade 1–9 lists of shirts, bottoms, ties, footwear, and optional vest/coat details). Uniform item prices are not listed. - Transportation, meals and canteen charges are handled separately (transportation details are provided on the school's transportation information page).
Refund information and withdrawal terms - Application form acceptance and registration fees are non-refundable. Textbook costs are non-refundable. - Withdrawal refunds schedule: - If withdrawal is made before 15 August, the school will retain BHD 250 and refund the balance. - If withdrawal is made between 16 August and the first day of school, no refund will be made. - If withdrawal is made within the first 21 days of school, 70% of the second instalment will be refundable. - If withdrawal is made on October 1st or thereafter, no refund of the second instalment will be made. - Outstanding fees must be cleared before registration for the next academic year; the school may withhold report cards/student files or refuse entry if fees are not settled, and reserves the right to take action in case of non-payment.
Fee payment options and contact for accounts - Accepted payment methods: Cash, Card, BenefitPay at the Accounts Department. For admissions and fee enquiries use the school admissions email: admissions@ngisbahrain.com or the main contact numbers.
Academics
New Generation Private School teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 16.
Curriculum
NGPS Bahrain offers a British-based education from Nursery through Year 9, structured around the Early Years Foundation Stage (ages 3–5) and Key Stages 1–3 (Years 1–9). The Primary curriculum centers on core English, Mathematics, and Science, with English taught under the Cambridge English framework; Mathematics and Science use Singaporean approaches; Foundation subjects include Social Studies, Art, Music, Physical Education, Information Technology, Arabic, French, and Life Skills, with Islamic education available to those who need it. NGPS identifies itself as an IBMYP/IBDP Candidate School for Nursery–Year 9, indicating alignment with International Baccalaureate frameworks. Assessments follow a three-term year with two term exams per term, preceded by a September diagnostic to determine placement and teaching approaches. The school carries Cambridge Accreditation, Bahrain Ministry of Education accreditation, and COBIS accreditation.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. NGPS enrolls students from the international and local community in Bahrain. The school follows a Cambridge Curriculum to provide a British education within the context of its local Islamic culture. Students are bilingual and are educated to become independent, active, and involved global citizens who contribute to society. Parents must complete all admissions procedures and agree to follow the school's policies as part of enrollment.
2. Ages for Early Years and Primary entry are defined as follows: Early Years Foundation Stage comprises ages 3-5 (Nursery, KG-1, KG-2) with 3-year-olds eligible for Nursery, 4-year-olds for KG-1, and 5-year-olds for KG-2. Primary School entry requires students to be 6 years old and meet all admission requirements.
3. Application process follows a step-by-step path: requests for enrollment are accepted online, by phone, or in person; prospective parents receive an information packet; a meeting with the Admissions Officer explains the programme and answers questions; the prospective student completes an entry assessment; on successful assessment and Principal approval, the parent submits the registration forms. The school maintains a continuous admissions policy throughout the year.
4. There are criteria for admission withdrawal and potential reasons for refusing admission: the school may refuse or limit enrollment if the program requires significant modification, if the student requires services not provided by NGPS, if there is persistent behavior problems or unsatisfactory academic performance, if policies or discipline codes are not adhered to, or if full educational records have not been disclosed.
5. Documents required in the first stages of the admission process include a Transfer Certificate from the previous school; the original CPR for the student and both parents; proof of residency; two passport-sized photographs; a copy of the student's birth certificate; immunization records and health form; the previous year's school report (for admission to Grade 1 and above); and a Certificate of Equivalency from the Bahrain Ministry of Education for students transferring from outside Bahrain.
6. Accreditation and oversight: NGPS is accredited by Cambridge, the Ministry of Education Bahrain, and COBIS.
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FAQs
Where is New Generation Private School located and what ages do you accept?
NGPS is located in Juffair, Manama, Bahrain, on a 10,000 sqm plot with easy road access and dedicated bus parking. The school accepts children aged 3 to 16, covering Nursery through Year/Grade 9.
What curriculum do you follow and which year groups are covered?
NGPS delivers a British-based curriculum structured around the Early Years Foundation Stage (ages 3–5) and Key Stages 1–3 (Years/Grades 1–9). The school is also an IBMYP/IBDP Candidate School and holds Cambridge and Bahraini Ministry of Education accreditation.
Is NGPS a day school or does it offer boarding?
NGPS is a co-educational day school and there is no boarding provision listed or boarding fees applicable.
How do I begin the admissions process and what documents are required?
Admissions requests are accepted online, by phone or in person and include an entry assessment followed by Principal approval and registration. Required documents include the student's Transfer Certificate (if applicable), original CPR for the student and both parents, proof of residency, two passport-sized photographs, the student's birth certificate, immunization records and health form, the previous year's school report for Grade 1 and above, and a Certificate of Equivalency from the Bahraini Ministry of Education for transfers from outside Bahrain.
Are there application or registration fees I should know about?
Yes, the registration fee for new students is BHD 65 and the new-student assessment fee is BHD 35. Application and registration fees are non-refundable.
What is your withdrawal and refund policy if we need to cancel enrollment?
If withdrawal is made before 15 August the school retains BHD 250 and refunds the balance; withdrawal between 16 August and the first day of school receives no refund; withdrawal within the first 21 days of school results in 70% of the second instalment being refundable; and withdrawal on 1 October or thereafter yields no refund of the second instalment. Outstanding fees must be cleared before registration for the next academic year and the school may withhold report cards or refuse entry for unpaid accounts.
How is the academic year structured and how are students assessed?
NGPS operates a three-term year with two term exams per term and a September diagnostic assessment to determine placement and teaching approaches. The school follows the Cambridge English framework for English and uses Singaporean approaches for Mathematics and Science.
What subjects and foundation areas are taught in Primary and Middle School?
Core subjects include English, Mathematics and Science, with foundation subjects such as Social Studies, Art, Music, Physical Education, Information Technology, Arabic, French and Life Skills; Islamic education is available for those who need it. English is taught under the Cambridge English framework and the school integrates ICT and e-safety across the curriculum.
What classroom and academic facilities does the campus have?
The campus has 29 classrooms equipped with smart boards, one computer lab, one science lab and a well-lit library with English and Arabic books. There is also a multipurpose hall and dedicated Early Years Foundation Stage classrooms and playground.
What sports and outdoor facilities are available for students?
NGPS has a football field and outdoor basketball courts, plus a multipurpose hall that supports indoor sports and events. There are two separate playgrounds for Early Years and Key Stages to support age-appropriate play and physical education.
Do you offer clubs, extracurricular activities and trips?
Yes, NGPS runs weekly student clubs, in-house extracurricular activities and field trips throughout the academic year to enhance learning and interpersonal skills. Morning assemblies also feature weekly themes and student presentations to build confidence and public speaking.
Are leadership opportunities and community service part of the school programme?
Leadership is emphasised through school programmes that aim to develop resilience, creativity and global leadership, and service is highlighted as a core element of student development. Students are given structured opportunities to take on leadership roles and participate in community-oriented activities.
What pastoral and wellbeing support is available for students?
NGPS provides pastoral support through two social counselors who deliver social and emotional learning, wellbeing-focused assemblies and student clubs that address topics such as self-esteem and healthy relationships. The school also has an on-site nurse to support student health needs.
How does the school support students with additional learning needs?
NGPS emphasises inclusive education and provides support via its two social counselors, but it does not publish detailed SEN facilities and may refuse admission if a student's needs require services the school cannot provide. Parents should discuss a child's specific needs with Admissions before applying.
Is there support for students who are learning English as an additional language?
Students at NGPS are described as bilingual and the school delivers English-language instruction alongside library resources in English and Arabic, but there is no publicly disclosed dedicated EAL programme. Parents should contact Admissions to discuss individual language support needs.
What is the school day and pickup routine?
Primary and Middle School begins at 07:00 with an assembly for Grades 1–9 and includes two breaks during the day. School ends at 13:30 for students using school buses and at 13:45 for car pickup.
Is food provided on campus and what are the dining arrangements?
NGPS operates a small canteen offering water, juice and snacks, but the school encourages students to bring lunch from home to support healthy eating. The campus also promotes recycling and waste-awareness near the canteen.
What accreditations and external oversight does NGPS hold?
NGPS is accredited by Cambridge, the Bahrain Ministry of Education and COBIS, and it identifies as an IBMYP/IBDP Candidate School for Nursery–Year 9. Governance and operational oversight are supported by an Advisory Board and UK-based management consultancy involvement.
What languages are taught and what is the language of instruction?
English is the main language of instruction and the school describes its students as bilingual; Arabic and French are taught as part of the curriculum. Library and classroom resources are available in both English and Arabic.
What are the tuition fees at New Generation Private School?
Annual tuition at New Generation Private School ranges from BHD 1,250 to BHD 1,925 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.