Compare American Curriculum International Schools in Maldives

Brightway International School Fuvahmulah

Ages 1 - 12 years

Fees MVR 17,400 - 23,400

Type Co-educational

Brightway International Fuvahmulah School is in Maaveydhe, Miskimmagu, Fuvahmulah, Maldives. It is the first Brightway franchise outside Malé. The school delivers a Singapore-style education within Cambridge IGCSE, serving Nursery to Grade 10 (Ages 1–12). The curriculum blends Cambridge IGCSE with a Singapore approach in a technology-enabled learning environment to develop Future Leaders. It emphasizes active, hands-on learning, character development, and 21st-century skills in a student-centered setting. Pastoral care is prioritized, with staff supported by ongoing professional development. The motto Strength and Honour, with five rays symbolizing the five pillars of Islam, guides daily life. Co-curricular options include IPSLE (Singapore-Accredited), Singapore Maths Olympiad, Asia Pacific Youth Robotics, Vanda Science, and Chess Champions, along with Service Learning and Enterprising Leaders to foster leadership and global engagement. The school aims for international recognition through values-led, globally aware education.

Location

Brightway International Fuvahmulah School is located at Maaveydhe, Miskimmagu, Fuvahmulah, Maldives. It follows a Singapore-style education with emphasis on strong moral values, ethos, and cultural traditions. It adopts the Cambridge iGCSE curriculum with a Singapore approach. The campus operates Sunday through Thursday from 7:30 am to 2:30 pm.

Stages

Preschool; Primary (Grade 1–3; Grade 4–6)

Country affiliation

The Maldives

Religious affiliation

Islam

School day structure

Weekdays run Sunday through Thursday. Preschool sessions: 07:00–10:00 and 10:15–13:15. Primary sessions: 06:45–12:15 and 12:30–17:45. General hours: 7:30 am–2:30 pm (Sunday–Thursday).

Application / Registration Fee
- Enrolment / Registration fee: MVR 1,000. Applications are processed only after the registration/enrolment fee has been paid.

Tuition fees (by year group)
- Preschool: MVR 1,450 per month.
- Grade 1–3: MVR 1,950 per month.
- Grade 4–6: MVR 1,950 per month.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is published and billed on a monthly basis.
- The registration/enrolment fee must be paid to process an application; the registration fee may be paid online by debit or credit card. Applications are only processed once the registration fee has been paid.

Per-term and annualised figures
- Per-term amounts are not published; the school presents tuition as monthly rates.
- Annualised figures (monthly × 12) for reference only: Preschool annualised MVR 17,400; Grade 1–3 annualised MVR 23,400; Grade 4–6 annualised MVR 23,400. These annualised totals are derived from the published monthly rates because term/annual fees are not published.

Boarding fees
- No boarding fees are published. There is no explicit boarding provision or boarding-fee schedule listed.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Textbooks: Listed as an annual cost but no price is published.
- Uniform: Published requirement is two pairs annually; no price is published.
- Sibling discount: 10% off the elder sibling's fees (published).
- Optional co-curricular or enrichment classes are offered with separate fees (examples on the classes information show per-session pricing for certain activities). These are additional to published tuition.

Refund information
- No published refund policy or formal refund terms for tuition, the enrolment fee, or other charges are available on the pages that list fees. The site does not publish clear refund rules or timelines.

Fee payment options
- Registration/enrolment payments can be made online using a debit or credit card; the school also accepts credit-card payment by phone and indicates there are other payment options but does not publish a complete list.

Summary of published vs. unpublished fee details
- Published: monthly tuition rates for Preschool and Grades 1–6; enrolment/registration fee; textbook and uniform obligations (without prices); a 10% sibling discount; ability to pay registration online by debit/credit card.
- Not published / not found on the fee pages: explicit per-term fee schedules, an official annual tuition schedule, exact prices for textbooks and uniforms, a detailed refund policy or refund procedure, boarding fees, and a full list of accepted payment methods and any late-payment penalties. These specific items are not provided alongside the published monthly rates.

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Ajial International School Maldives

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees MVR 61,000 - 107,000

Type Co-educational

Ajial International School Maldives is a K–12 campus affiliated with Kuwait-based Aljeri Holding Group, blending American curriculum and AP offerings with Islamic studies. It serves Pre-K to high school. Elementary covers Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Islamic Studies, Quran, Arabic (optional), Information Technology, Library/Media and Art. Middle School follows the Common Core for Language Arts and Math, with Arabic, Islamic Studies, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies plus electives in Technology, Fine Arts and Physical Education. High School offers English Language Arts, Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, Arabic, Islamic Studies and Social Studies, with electives such as Global Issues, SAT prep and upcoming AP courses. Across levels, Arabic/Islamic Studies are integrated. The campus features 41 classrooms, a library, science and language labs, a 200-seat theatre, cinema, gym, swimming pool, four playgrounds, two cafeterias, art rooms, prayer rooms and clinics. It promotes trilingual instruction in English, Arabic and Maldivian, with College Guidance and Student Council leadership.

Location

Hulhumalé, Phase 1, Maldives. Ajial International School is located in Hulhumalé Phase 1 as part of the Hulhumalé development near Malé City. The school can be contacted at +9604000775 or +9609577000, and by email at info@ajial.edu.mv. A Google Maps location is provided on the site.

Stages

Kindergarten and Elementary School; Middle School; High School

Type

International school

Additional learning support

Tutoring/Academic Support – The school provides tutoring options after school; teachers and counselors provide academic services and enhancement programs; parents can contact the school for advice; after-school tutoring options are available.

Country affiliation

Kuwait-based Aljeri Holding Group

Application / Registration Fee

- A one-time registration fee of MVR 2,310 is charged at registration for every grade.

Tuition fees by year group (annual totals and example monthly amounts under the 12‑month schedule)

- Pre‑KG: Annual tuition MVR 61,000. Monthly instalments shown at approximately MVR 5,100 in most months (some months listed as MVR 5,080). Annual total, uniform/books and deposit figures are provided below.

- KG1: Annual tuition MVR 76,000. Monthly instalments shown at approximately MVR 6,350 (slight month‑to‑month variance).

- KG2: Annual tuition MVR 76,000. Monthly instalments shown at approximately MVR 6,350.

- Grades 1–5: Annual tuition MVR 84,000. Monthly instalments shown at approximately MVR 7,000.

- Grades 6–7: Annual tuition MVR 84,000. Monthly instalments shown at approximately MVR 7,000.

- Grades 8–9: Annual tuition MVR 93,000. Monthly instalments shown at approximately MVR 7,750.

- Grades 10–12: Annual tuition MVR 107,000. Monthly instalments shown at approximately MVR 8,950 for several months (with small month‑to‑month variations listed).

Uniform, books and security deposit

- Uniform & books and a security deposit are shown as additional one‑off amounts by grade in the fee schedule:
- Pre‑KG / KG1 / KG2: Uniform & books amount MVR 3,080; security deposit MVR 4,620.
- Grades 1–5: Uniform & books amount MVR 4,620; security deposit MVR 4,620.
- Grades 6–12: Uniform & books amount MVR 5,390; security deposit MVR 4,620.

- School uniform is mandatory and must be purchased from the school store. Dress code rules and purchase requirement are stated in the school uniform policy.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The published fee schedule is structured as a 12‑month instalment plan with individual monthly amounts shown for each month and a stated annual total for each grade. The registration fee is separate and shown as a one‑time payment. Specific invoice due dates, late‑payment penalties, discounts, or academic‑term breakdowns are not provided in the fee schedule.

Boarding fees

- No boarding or residential programme fees are listed; the fee schedule and school information set out fees for day‑school year groups only.

Other costs or fees

- The fee table separates tuition, a one‑time registration fee, a uniform & books charge, and a security deposit by grade. The schedule does not list separate transport, canteen, examination, extracurricular, or insurance fees within the published table. Additional charges (exam fees, transport, activity fees) are not itemised in the published 12‑month fee document.

Refund information

- No explicit refund or cancellation policy for tuition, registration fee, uniform/book charges, or security deposit is stated in the published fee document or the admissions/registration pages. The fee schedule shows a security deposit figure but does not state whether or how it is refunded.

Fee payment options

- An "Online Payment" entry appears in the school's admissions navigation, indicating an electronic payment facility exists in the school's admissions system; however, specific payment methods (credit card brands, bank transfer details, local payment schemes, or third‑party processors) and the accepted payment currencies or bank account details are not presented in the publicly posted fee schedule or registration form. Contact details (phone and email) are listed for administrative enquiries.

Brief note on available information and gaps

- The published fee document provides a grade‑by‑grade annual total, a 12‑month monthly instalment breakdown, a uniform/books amount, a security deposit and a registration fee. It does not provide term‑based invoices, explicit due dates, late‑payment terms, a written refund/cancellation policy, itemised extras (transport, exam or activity fees), or detailed payment method instructions. For those specific items, no explicit figures or terms are listed in the publicly posted fee schedule and admissions pages.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Ajial uses a holistic, authentic approach to learning that addresses language needs and social and emotional development. Teachers differentiate instruction to meet each student's talents and learning styles. Academic development includes compassion toward students' physical, social, and emotional needs. The Counseling Department is available to advise students and parents on academic or social problems and focuses on supporting students' social and emotional development. Students learn best in emotionally secure and safe environments, with caring relationships between adults and children, and strong partnerships with families.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Ajial provides Tutoring/Academic Support. Any academic support needs are addressed through the respective school division counselor. The school offers after-school tutoring options and the Activities and Athletic Director may be contacted for information. The Tutoring/Academic Support program includes services and enrichment opportunities to help students meet grade-level standards.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Ajial offers bilingual curricula in English and Arabic, enabling students to be competent in both languages, in addition to the Maldivian language. The school's mission and vision emphasize linguistic proficiency in Arabic and English as part of a college preparatory education. The guiding statements describe a holistic approach to language acquisition that looks after both the mother tongue and the second languages (English & Arabic). The language program follows a balanced literacy approach to language learning. The bilingual program is a defining feature of the Ajial curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing

Ajial believes students learn best in an emotionally secure and safe environment. The philosophy emphasizes caring environments and relationships among adults and children. The Counseling Department supports students' social and emotional development and is available to assist with academic or personal concerns. The guiding statements highlight compassion toward students' social and emotional needs. Kindergarten focuses on holistic development including social and emotional growth.

Safeguarding

The Admissions Policy states a Policy Statement for New Students, with a safe, nurturing, and active environment. The vision and philosophy affirm that students learn best in emotionally secure and safe environments with caring relationships. The Counseling Department provides safeguarding by addressing academic or personal concerns and maintaining communication with families. The guiding statements emphasize a strong relationship between the school and families to support student safety. The school aims to ensure equal access to teaching and resources in a safe environment.

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Brightway International School

Ages 3 - null years

Fees MVR 38,100 - 53,100

Pupils 1100

Type Co-educational

Brightway International School in Hulhumalé offers a Singapore-inspired academic foundation combined with the Cambridge International Pathway to Cambridge IGCSE qualifications. The curriculum centers on inquiry-based, student-centered learning and uses technology-enabled tools to support engagement and digital literacy. The Cambridge pathway prepares students for global higher education and future-ready skills, while the Singapore framework underpins rigorous foundations in mathematics, science, and languages. The school emphasizes holistic development across academics, sports, the creative arts, and co-curricular programmes, with a strong emphasis on character and values. Facilities include Kindergarten classrooms, a dedicated library, a Kindergarten Play Area, a Synthetic Grass Playground, a Multi-sports Court, and a Multi-purpose Hall that support varied learning experiences. Extra-curriculars extend classroom learning with STEAM activities, robotics and coding, and international competitions such as Maths Olympiad, World Scholars Cup, and Asia Pacific Youth Robotics. Cultural exchange and service-learning opportunities add global perspectives and community engagement to daily learning today.

Location

Brightway International School is located in Hulhumalé, Maldives. The address is Fareedhiya Building, Reethigas Hingun, Hulhumalé.

Stages

Nursery to Kindergarten; Primary (Grade 1-6); Lower Secondary (Grade 7-8); Upper Secondary (Grade 9-10).

Country affiliation

Maldives

School day structure

School Operating Days: Sunday to Thursday. General School Hours: 7:30 AM - 3:45 PM. Preschool Sessions: 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM and 11:45 AM - 3:45 PM. Primary & Secondary Sessions: 7:30 AM - 2:25 PM.

Application & Enrolment Fees

- Enrolment fee: One-time payment required at the time of admission.

Tuition fees (listed as monthly rates)

- Preschool: MVR 3,175.00 per month.
- Grades 1–8: MVR 4,075.00 per month.
- Grades 9–10: MVR 4,425.00 per month.

Tuition — equivalent annual and per-term calculations (based on the published monthly rates)

- Preschool:
- Annual (monthly × 12): MVR 38,100.00.
- Per term (calculated on a three-term academic year basis): MVR 12,700.00.
- Grades 1–8:
- Annual (monthly × 12): MVR 48,900.00.
- Per term (three-term basis): MVR 16,300.00.
- Grades 9–10:
- Annual (monthly × 12): MVR 53,100.00.
- Per term (three-term basis): MVR 17,700.00.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is published as a monthly charge; admission is confirmed when the required fees are paid. Detailed billing schedules and payment terms are provided during the admissions process.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable; the school operates with day-session hours for preschool, primary and secondary programmes.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Textbooks: Charged annually (amount not listed).
- Uniforms: Procured separately; uniform requirements and guidelines are published. Costs are charged separately and vary by item.
- Security deposit: Mandatory fee for all students (amount not listed).
- Other potential charges: External examination fees (for upper-secondary/Cambridge examinations), co-curricular activity or specialist programme fees, and incidental charges may apply; specific amounts and applicability are set out at enrolment.

Sibling discount

- Special fee concessions for families with multiple children enrolled are available.

Refund information

- A security deposit is required; specific refund terms and any conditions for refund of deposits or prepaid fees are provided during the admissions process.

Fee payment options

- Payment methods and options are provided as part of the admissions and fee-invoice process; parents receive the available payment methods and schedules at enrolment.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Brightway International School prioritizes social-emotional growth and resilience as a core part of its mission and vision. The school nurtures the whole child—intellectual, social, emotional, and moral—through academics, sports, creative arts, and co-curricular programmes. It emphasizes leadership, empathy, and responsibility through global exposure, collaborative programmes, and service learning. The community is safe, inclusive, and supportive, helping students grow in confidence and discipline. The approach aims to prepare students to thrive in a global environment by fostering a lifelong love of learning and strong character.

Mental Wellbeing

Brightway fosters mental wellbeing through social-emotional growth and resilience. The school nurtures the whole child—academically, physically, socially, and emotionally—through a safe, inclusive, and supportive community. It uses global exposure, collaborative programmes, and service learning to build leadership, empathy, and responsibility, which contributes to students' emotional wellbeing. The mission emphasizes character, values education, and a supportive environment designed to help students cope with challenges and adapt to a changing world. Overall, Brightway's approach aims to equip students with confidence and coping skills for lifelong learning.

Admissions

Enrolment Process.
1) Enquiry & Registration. Registration is completed through the Student Enrolment Form. The school welcomes students across all levels, subject to availability. Prospective families should initiate contact early to secure placement.
2) Document Submission. Submit the required documents through the Student Enrolment Form. Documents must be uploaded as separate files and meet the listed requirements (file size below 3MB; accepted formats JPG, PNG, or PDF; documents must be clearly scanned; avoid mobile photos). The Enrolment Checklist lists the required documents such as a recent passport-size photograph, birth certificate copy, National ID or passport copy, vaccination card, Developmental Milestone tracking form, most recent school report and character testimonial (if applicable), any diagnosis reports for special educational needs (if applicable), copies of father and mother's National IDs or passports, and guardian's National ID (if applicable).
3) Placement Test. The placement test will be scheduled and does not require prior preparation. The results determine placement and any recommended support pathway.
4) Offer of Admission. Following the assessment and any recommended support pathway, successful applicants receive an official offer of admission. The offer outlines the next steps for enrolment.
5) Fee Payment & Confirmation. Admission is confirmed upon payment of the required fees. The fee structure includes monthly tuition: Preschool MVR 3,175; Grades 1–8 MVR 4,075; Grades 9–10 MVR 4,425. Additional fees include an Enrolment Fee (one-time), Textbooks (charged annually), Uniforms (procured separately), and a Security Deposit (mandatory). A Sibling Discount may be available.
Limited spaces available. Enrolment for the 2027 academic year is now closed. Information about enrolment for the 2028 academic year will be announced during 2027.

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