The Indian School

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Manama, Bahrain

Foreign national school

Info checked 2026-11-01

The Indian School, Bahrain, founded in 1950 by the Indian community in Bahrain, is a CBSE-affiliated co-educational school. It operates two campuses: Riffa (LKG to Class III) and Isa Town (Class IV to XII).

P.O. Box 558, Isa Town, Kingdom of Bahrain

Approximate location. Please use the address above for the exact spot.

Key facts

Curriculum
Indian
Students
11,683
Type
Foreign national school

Founded: 1950

School bus: Yes
Inspection: BQA · Good

Curriculum and academics

Strengths

Visual arts
Performing arts

Teachers: 600

Fees

Grade	Per month
LKG/UKG	BHD 19
I	BHD 19
II-IV	BHD 19
V-VIII	BHD 21
IX-X	BHD 23
XI-XII (Science)	BHD 38
XI-XII (Commerce)	BHD 33
XI-XII (Humanities)	BHD 33
XI-XII (Bio-Tech)	BHD 43

The school's document lists these amounts per period, so we show them as written.

One-off costs

Application fee: BHD 2
Enrolment fee: BHD 10
Capital levy: BHD 100

As published by the school. Amounts change with the school year and exchange rates; please confirm with the school before applying. Source: school website (checked 2026-10-29)

Admissions

Mid-year entry: Possible
Entry process: Admission test, Interview

Campus and school life

Facilities

Library
Computer lab
Science labs
Av lab
Music dance art
Clinic
Canteen
Sports

Sports

Hockey

Arts

Music
Dance
Visual art
Band

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