Frontline International Private School (FIPS) is a private, co-educational British curriculum school on a 5-acre campus in Al Tallah 2, Ajman, opened in 2017. FIPS follows the National Curriculum of England from FS1 through Year 13 and is affiliated with Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), offering a complete British educational pathway from the Early Years Foundation Stage through to Cambridge IGCSE and A Level qualifications.
The school is led by Principal Mr Mohammed Ayub Ismail and has grown quickly, now serving nearly 2,200 students from nearly 50 nationalities, with no single dominant nationality group. FIPS has been reported as the first British-curriculum school in Ajman to receive a “Good” rating from the UAE Ministry of Education, and its 2024 IGCSE results were reported at 87% A*–C grades.
FIPS suits families specifically seeking a genuinely comprehensive British curriculum pathway with Cambridge accreditation in Ajman, at a fee level that is generally more accessible than at comparable British schools in Dubai or Abu Dhabi.
FIPS sits in Al Tallah 2, part of the wider Al Mowaihat area, one of Ajman's established freehold villa corridors, also home to several other well-regarded schools. Villas are the dominant property type here, typically in 3- to 7-bedroom configurations, alongside a growing supply of apartments and townhouses.
See our Al Mowaihat 1 Area Guide and Al Mowaihat 3 Area Guide for property types and pricing, or browse current Villas for Sale in Ajman to compare listings near the school.
Curriculum: FIPS follows the National Curriculum of England, affiliated with Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), leading to Cambridge IGCSE and A Level qualifications.
Grades: FS1 through Year 13, covering the Early Years Foundation Stage, Primary, and Secondary phases.
Key Stage 4: The curriculum is structured to deliver strong outcomes in Maths, English, and Science, alongside a degree of subject choice, including Core Science, Additional Science, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.
Academic calendar: The school year runs from August to June, with closures for national and religious holidays subject to moon sighting. Confirm current term dates via the school's published academic calendar.
Accreditation: FIPS has been reported as the first British curriculum school in Ajman to receive a “Good” rating from the UAE Ministry of Education, notable given Ajman doesn't have a dedicated inspection body equivalent to Dubai's KHDA or Sharjah's SPEA.
Admission process: FIPS operates admissions on a first-come, first-served basis.
Fees: Published approved annual tuition ranges from AED 15,000 for FS1, FS2, and Year 1 up to AED 27,000 for Year 13. A discounted fee structure is also available, split across three terms, resulting in a slightly lower total. For example, Year 13 discounted fees have been reported at AED 24,300 annually, split roughly AED 9,720 (Term 1) and AED 7,290 each for Terms 2 and 3. Parents should confirm current fees for the specific academic year directly with the school.
Additional costs: Books are reported to be approximately AED 750-900, depending on year group, with uniform costs charged separately. Amounts paid for books and uniforms are non-refundable.
Sibling discounts: FIPS offers sibling discounts ranging from 5% to 15%. No formal scholarship programme is publicly documented on the school's website; parents seeking financial assistance should contact the admissions team directly.
Refund policy: Tuition and transportation fees follow the UAE Ministry of Education's refund policy framework; amounts paid for books and uniforms are non-refundable.
FIPS operates from a modern, 5-acre campus with excellent learning and sports facilities.
Holistic development: Beyond academics, the school emphasises character-building activities, sports, arts, and community service, alongside genuine parental involvement through community activities that build citizenship, kindness, and understanding among students.
Community and safety: FIPS is described as a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment, with its authentic multicultural community spanning nearly 50 nationalities, with no dominant majority cited as a distinctive feature of school life.
We could not independently verify a detailed, itemised list of facilities (such as specific laboratories, the library, or swimming facilities) from the school's own official materials at the time of writing; parents should confirm the full current facilities list directly with the school.
Address: Al Tallah 2, Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Main telephone: +971 6 740 6688
Website: www.frontlineschool.ae
FIPS follows the National Curriculum of England, affiliated with Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), from FS1 through Year 13.
FIPS has been reported as the first British curriculum school in Ajman to receive a “Good” rating from the UAE Ministry of Education.
Published approved annual tuition ranges from AED 15,000 for FS1/FS2/Year 1 up to AED 27,000 for Year 13, with a discounted fee structure also available. Confirm current fees directly with the school.
Yes, sibling discounts of between 5% and 15% are available. No formal scholarship programme is publicly documented.
The school reported 87% of IGCSE grades at A*–C in 2024.
Admission is based on a first-come, first-served basis.
The school serves close to 2,200 students from nearly 50 nationalities, without any single dominant nationality group.
The school year runs from August to June, with closures for national and religious holidays subject to moon sighting.
Al Tallah 2 forms part of the wider Al Mowaihat area, one of Ajman's established freehold villa communities, where eligible buyers, including non-UAE nationals, can purchase property.
Al Mowaihat 1 and Al Mowaihat 3 are both a short drive from the school, offering a mix of villas and apartments.
