Fill out the application form available from the Admissions Office within the set registration period each school year. The Admissions Office is located at the Hawally Campus on the ground floor of the High School building.
An interview/evaluation fee (to be paid with the application) as follows:
KD. 20/- (for Pre-K, KG1 and KG2 interviews)
KD. 30/- (for Grades 1-12 evaluations)
The following documents are required with the application:
Two recent passport size photographs
A copy of the student’s birth certificate
A copy of the student’s passport
A copy of the student’s civil ID
Copies of the last two annual report cards including the latest report for the current year (Not required from students applying to Pre-School)
For students applying to grade 2 and above: Behavior/Attendance report from the student’s current school.
For students applying to grade 9 and above: Transcript/Report cards from Grade 9 and up to the last grade attended in the previous school
Applicants who meet the criteria for age, academic and behavior records will then be invited to take an entrance interview/evaluation.
If evaluation results are satisfactory and places are available, according to admissions priorities, parents will be invited to register their children. Otherwise, applicants will remain on the waiting list until a place arises.
Registration is only complete once all the required documents are submitted, including health records, previous school transcripts, and a non-refundable/non-transferable deposit of KD100.
Acceptance Criteria
BBS's admissions procedures ensure we only admit students to whom we can provide an education.
Students entering BBS must have sufficient skills in English and Arabic in order to meet the instructional demands of the grade level in which they apply. This is due to the fact that the school does not offer Arabic as a Second Language or English as a Second Language. In addition, they need to demonstrate the potential to contribute positively to our academic and social environment.
Academic and social development are important considerations for enrollment. Within these general criteria, priority for available vacancies is given to siblings of current students, children of alumni, staff members’ children and then to children of new families.
In line with Al-Bayan’s nondiscriminatory policy, admissions is conditional upon successful Entrance Evaluation results and the availability of places; regardless of gender, nationality, religion, or race.
When the capacity of each class is reached, students meeting the acceptance criteria, but not admitted, will be placed on a waiting list in case an opening occurs. The relevant family will then be contacted.
Applications to be considered for the following school year must be resubmitted during the next registration period in order for the student to be re-evaluated.
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