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EYFSRed Roses British Nursery · Al Wasit, SharjahWhere little ones grow and play

A small, caring British-curriculum nursery for infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers aged 45 days to 4 years, open since 2019.

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  • A child in the Red Roses sports uniform looking out of the window of an orange and green toy playhouse
  • A smiling girl in the Red Roses uniform on a red seesaw in the play area, with classmates, coloured fences and Red Roses balloons behind her
  • A girl holding open a picture book called My Favourite Things
  • Six children in uniform giving a thumbs up in front of a rainbow mural and a toy playhouse
  • A smiling girl in the Red Roses uniform holding toy animals at a red classroom table

Outdoor play area

English & Arabic books

Year founded
2019
to 4 years old
45 days
Children enrolled
60
Tuition per month
AED1,800

A day at Red Roses

Learning through play, the British way

Red Roses British Nursery has been caring for young children in Al Wasit, Sharjah since 2019. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the framework used in nurseries across England, where children under five learn by exploring, building, listening to stories and playing together.

Our daily routine combines free play with short, gentle group activities that promote learning and social interaction. Children are encouraged to explore the outdoor play area with seesaws, a playhouse and ride-on toys. They can also enjoy our cosy reading corner, featuring English and Arabic books.

Our teachers carefully observe each child’s interests and emerging skills. Using these observations, they plan engaging, child-centred activities for the following week.

How the EYFS curriculum works
Children in red Red Roses uniforms on the nursery's front steps holding white Red Roses balloons
A girl steering a blue ride-on toy in the outdoor play area beside a coloured fence
Two girls in Red Roses uniform lying on a play mat reading picture books beneath a mural of English and Arabic letter blocks

Age groups

Four rooms, one small family

From infants to FS1, children move up when they are ready, in the same building, with familiar teachers from their first year to their last.

Admissions
  1. A smiling girl in the Red Roses uniform holding toy animals at a red classroom table

    45 days – 12 months

    Infants

    A small, calm room where each infant's day follows their own routine of feeds and naps, with songs, stories and sensory play.

  2. A toddler laughing in the ball pit inside a yellow and red play pen

    1–2 years

    Toddlers

    First steps and first words. Sand, water, ball play and picture books, with plenty of encouragement to explore.

  3. A girl steering a blue ride-on toy in the outdoor play area beside a coloured fence

    2–3 years

    Pre-Nursery

    Children begin to play together, take turns and join short group times: circle time, early mark-making and counting songs.

  4. Six children in uniform giving a thumbs up in front of a rainbow mural and a toy playhouse

    3–4 years

    FS1

    Foundation Stage 1: phonics through games, early number sense and growing independence, ready to move on to FS2.

Message from the principal

Message from the principal

“We believe that every child is unique, capable and full of potential. The early years are a precious time of discovery.”

Fathima TahseenPrincipal, Red Roses British Nursery
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A girl holding open a picture book called My Favourite Things

The curriculum

The seven areas of the British EYFS

The Early Years Foundation Stage is the statutory framework for children from birth to five in England. The three prime areas (in white) matter most for the youngest children; the four specific areas build on them.

  1. Prime area: Communication and language
  2. Prime area: Physical development
  3. Prime area: Personal, social and emotional development
  4. Specific area: Literacy
  5. Specific area: Mathematics
  6. Specific area: Understanding the world
  7. Specific area: Expressive arts and design
Explore the curriculum

Location

Find us in Al Goaz, Al Wasit

We are directly opposite Sharjah Central Jail, a few metres from the Sharjah Driving Institute: the white villa with the coloured fence.

Red Roses British Nursery in Al Wasit, Sharjah: a white two-storey villa with a tiled path, coloured fences and play equipment on the lawn
Villa 359, Sheikh Khalid Bin Khalid Al Qasimi Street
Al Goaz, Al Wasit, Sharjah, UAE
Monday – Thursday
6:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday
6:00 am – 1:00 pm
Office
06 530 0043
Mobile & WhatsApp
052 771 1883
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FAQ

Questions from parents

Anything else? Call 06 530 0043 or WhatsApp 052 771 1883.

What curriculum does Red Roses British Nursery follow?

We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the British framework used in nurseries across England. It covers seven areas of learning, from communication and language to understanding the world, and children learn them mostly through play.

How much are the fees?

Tuition fee is AED 1,800 per month, or AED 14,000 for the year (10 months), for core hours of 7:00 am – 2:30 pm. Daily (AED 150) and weekly (AED 500) options are also available, with a 10% sibling discount. See the Fees page for registration, bus and extended-hours fees.

Can we visit before registering?

Yes, and we encourage it. Book a visit by phone or WhatsApp to see the classrooms and outdoor play area and meet the team. Your child is welcome to come along.

Admissions

Come and see us in Al Wasit

See the classrooms and outdoor play area, meet the team and ask us anything.

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