Compare International Schools in Duqm, Oman

Instructs in English, French

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Located in Duqm's Rock Garden district, A'soud Global School Duqm occupies a purpose-built campus of about 15,000 square metres with capacity for up to 600 pupils. Opened September 2019 as Duqm's first international school, it is part of A'Soud Education and delivers a Cambridge International Curriculum to a student body aged 3 to 18. The school teaches in English and offers Early Years Foundation Stage for ages 3–5, followed by the International Primary Curriculum for Grades 1–12. Arabic A/B and Islamic Education are provided, with Qur'an memorisation included. Cambridge IGCSE comes later as students prepare for exams; GL assessments in English, Mathematics and Science annually. Facilities include outdoor multi-games courts, swimming and splash pools, and dedicated rooms for art, drama and music, plus a nurse room and science laboratories. Extracurricular programs feature Robotics and Science, and the school hosts International Day for the Eradication of Poverty and National Day celebrations.

Location

Duqm, Oman. Address: Plot No. 90-1, Rock Garden District, SEZAD, Duqm.

Stages

KG 1–KG 2 (Early Years Foundation Stage); Grade 1–5 (Primary); Grade 6–12 (Secondary).

Type

British Curriculum School offering Cambridge International Curriculum; English is the language of instruction.

Country affiliation

Oman

School day structure

KG1–KG2: 7:30 AM–12:30 PM; Grade 1–12: 7:30 AM–1:50 PM (2:30 PM if ECA).

Bus service

The school may coordinate with a third-party transport services provider to provide transport services to students; such services are not included in school fees.

Admissions and application fees

- Registration (application) fee: OMR 50 — non-refundable.
- Acceptance (on-offer) fee: OMR 200 — payable when a place is accepted and non-refundable.
- Re-enrolment fee for existing students to secure a place for the following academic year: OMR 200 (non-refundable; deducted from the first payment of the next academic year when paid).

Tuition fees by year group (per term and annual totals)

- KG 1: Term 1 OMR 800; Term 2 OMR 600; Term 3 OMR 600; Annual total OMR 2,000.
- KG 2: Term 1 OMR 880; Term 2 OMR 660; Term 3 OMR 660; Annual total OMR 2,200.
- Grade 1 – Grade 2: Term 1 OMR 960; Term 2 OMR 720; Term 3 OMR 720; Annual total OMR 2,400.
- Grade 3 – Grade 4: Term 1 OMR 1,040; Term 2 OMR 780; Term 3 OMR 780; Annual total OMR 2,600.
- Grade 5 – Grade 6: Term 1 OMR 1,120; Term 2 OMR 840; Term 3 OMR 840; Annual total OMR 2,800.
- Grade 7 – Grade 8: Term 1 OMR 1,280; Term 2 OMR 960; Term 3 OMR 960; Annual total OMR 3,200.
- Grade 9: Term 1 OMR 1,800; Term 2 OMR 1,350; Term 3 OMR 1,350; Annual total OMR 4,500.
- Grade 10: Term 1 OMR 1,880; Term 2 OMR 1,410; Term 3 OMR 1,410; Annual total OMR 4,700.
- Grade 11: Term 1 OMR 1,960; Term 2 OMR 1,470; Term 3 OMR 1,470; Annual total OMR 4,900.
- Grade 12: Term 1 OMR 1,960; Term 2 OMR 1,470; Term 3 OMR 1,470; Annual total OMR 4,900.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment options: full-year (single payment), termly (three payments) or monthly (installments); monthly payment is available on request and subject to approval. All tuition fees must be paid in advance regardless of the payment option chosen.
- Standard expectation: fees are required to be paid two weeks in advance of the start of any given term.
- Invoice & due-date framework (example schedule used by the school): annual/termly invoicing with specified issue and due dates; monthly payments require post-dated cheques or approved direct debit arrangements. Parents choosing monthly or termly options must supply post-dated cheques or sign a direct/auto-debit form as required.
- Accepted payment methods: bank transfer, cash and cheque; direct / auto-debit (bank debit) is available; post-dated cheques are accepted for scheduled plans. Bank transfer payments should include invoice number and child's name and be advised to the school accounts office. Specific school bank account details are provided for bank transfers.
- Late payment and returned-payment charges: an initial late reminder process applies and an OMR 10 charge is added at first reminder; a returned cheque or failed direct debit carries a charge of OMR 30 per incident. The school also applies defined late-payment penalties under its non-payment procedure; a late payment charge of OMR 200 is cited in the school fees summary as an additional late-payment sanction. Continued failure to pay may lead to the school place being rescinded.
- Post-dated cheques: parents using monthly or termly payment options must provide post-dated cheques (as applicable) to match the chosen schedule.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not provided; there are no boarding fees. (Education and fee arrangements are for day students.)

Other costs and additional charges

- Tuition covers tuition only; other services and items are charged separately.
- School uniform: required and available from the school's approved uniform stockist; uniform cost is charged separately through the approved supplier.
- School canteen: operates a cashless prepaid lunch card system run by a third-party provider; parents must fund the prepaid card separately. Cash is not accepted at the canteen.
- School transport: no in-house transport is provided; approved third-party transport providers operate separately and charge parents directly for transport services.
- Extra-curricular activities and trips: most in-school extra-curricular activities during the school day are free; specialist or out-of-hours activities, specialist instruction, and some school trips carry additional charges payable by parents at cost.
- KG ‘Stay and Play' after-school club: OMR 1 per day, charged monthly. Late-collection charges apply: OMR 2.5 for up to 30 minutes late and OMR 2.5 for each subsequent 30-minute period when a child is not collected.
- Administrative charges: returned-cheque fee OMR 30; failed direct-debit fee OMR 30. Specific exceptional administrative charges and penalties are applied as set out in the school's fee policy.

Refunds and withdrawal terms

- Registration and acceptance fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Re-enrolment fees are non-refundable.
- A full term's notice is required in advance of a pupil's withdrawal from the school; failure to provide this notice will be treated in line with the school's fee policy and may result in liability for the following term's fees.

Contacts and payment handling

- Payments by bank transfer should include reference details (invoice number and pupil name) and be communicated to the school accounts office for Duqm. Cheques are payable to A'soud Educational Services Company LLC and cash payments are accepted at the school Accounts Office. Direct debit and post-dated cheque arrangements are used for scheduled payment plans. Specific bank account details and the school accounts contact are provided to parents for payment processing.

Uniform Requirement

Uniform is a standard dress code across the school. Shirts are tucked neatly into their kilts/trousers, and when a tie is worn the top shirt button should be done up. Hair guidelines apply; if a haircut or style does not meet the guidelines, the school leadership may require the student to adjust it at their own expense.

Food Options

The school operates a cashless canteen lunch and snack service provided by a third‑party provider, with a range of hot and cold food and beverages available through prepaid lunch cards. Cash is not accepted for canteen purchases.

Governance and Ownership

A'Soud Education is a strategic venture under Al-Tamman Holdings and English Education Management Company (EEMC).

Admissions

Steps to apply to A'soud Global School Duqm: 1) Appointment to meet with the AGS Duqm Registrar or Assistant Registrar. A copy of the admissions form is provided during the meeting and a school tour is given. 2) If interested in continuing, complete all registration documents. 3) Return the documents to the Registrar in person or by email to registrar@agsduqm.edu.om. A non-refundable application fee of 50 OMR is payable (adjustable with tuition for the 2021/22 year). 4) Entrance requirements – details are in the Admissions Policy. 5) Acceptance – The Headmaster has the final decision on whether a child will be offered a place. The registrar will contact parents after a decision is made. 6) If accepted, a formal acceptance letter is sent for final signatures. Return the signed acceptance within 7 working days; otherwise the place cannot be guaranteed. 7) A non-refundable acceptance fee of 200 OMR is payable. 8) The Registration team will verify all documents and a 7-day period will be given to share missing documents. Age requirements (as of 1 September 2020): KG1 3 years 2 months – 4 years 8 months; KG2 4 years 2 months – 5 years 8 months; Grade 1 5 years 2 months – 7 years 2 months; Grade 2 6 years 2 months – 9 years 2 months; Grade 3 7 years 2 months – 10 years 2 months; Grade 4 8 years 2 months – 11 years 2 months; Grade 5 9 years 2 months – 12 years 2 months; Grade 6 10 years 2 months – 13 years 2 months; Grade 7 11 years 2 months – 14 years 2 months; Grade 8 12 years 2 months – 15 years 2 months; Grade 9 13 years 2 months – 16 years 2 months; Grade 10 14 years 2 months – 17 years 2 months; Grade 11 15 years 2 months – 18 years 2 months; Grade 12 16 years 2 months – 19 years 2 months. Documentation checklist: Student Registration Form; Pupil Health Questionnaire Form; DL Flyer April 25; Admission Form; Medical Form with vaccination record; Signed Standard Terms and Conditions; Fee Structure; Copy of Birth Certificate; 4 colour pupil photographs (size 4 x 6); Equivalency certificate from the Ministry of Education if not registered on the MOE portal; Expatriate pupils – copies of pupil residency card, passport and visa; Expatriate pupils – copies of parent residency card, passport and visa; Copy of the two most recent school reports. On acceptance of an offered place, a non-refundable acceptance fee of 200 OMR is payable. The Registration team will verify all documents, and a period of 7 days will be given to share missing documents.

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Indian School Duqm

Pupils 93

Indian School Duqm is located at PB No. 18, PC 700, Sultanate of Oman. The school was inaugurated on 11 June 2025 by H.E. Shri Amit Narang, Ambassador of India to the Sultanate of Oman. It currently serves learners from Kindergarten to Class IV and has an enrolment of 93 students supported by a team of six staff members. The headmistress is Mrs. Snehal Gupte. The information confirms an Indian educational institution operating in Oman with official recognition evidenced by the ambassadorial inauguration. Details on the curriculum, facilities, and distinctive programs are not provided in the input. Prospective parents are encouraged to contact the school directly for information on teaching approaches, classroom environments, and safety measures, and any plans for progression to higher grades in coming years. The current student body and staff size indicate a relatively small school.

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