ABSTRACT
Objectives: Detection of common school fears among the students aged [6-9] year olds, detection as well the differences due to age stage and due to gender [Males//Females]
Sample: The study sample consisted of primary school children in the first three rows and their numbers were 268 pupils of males and females between the ages of [6-9] years of private schools and experimental schools
Instruments: The parents social and educational level application [FayzaYousefAbd-El Megeed's preparation], Common School Fears criterion [Researcher]
Results: There are significant differences between average marks of all students in degree of school common fear according to the stage of age [6-9] years in private schools and experimental and at the level of significance 0.01, There are statistically significant differences between the average degrees of all students in the degree of common school fear between males and females in private schools and experimental school and at the level of significance is less than 0.01, There are statistically significant differences between the average degrees of all students in degree of school common fear for different social and educational level for parents [medium-high] in private schools and experimental at the level of significance 0.05, No statistically significant differences between the average degrees of all students in degree of school common fear among private and experimental schools at the students