Compare Islamic International Schools in Qatar

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees QAR 28,000 - 63,250

Pupils 1800

Location

Al Jazeera Academy is located in Doha, Qatar, in the Mesaimeer area. The mailing address is PO Box 22250, Doha, Qatar. It is part of the Ta'allum Group and operates within the Doha city area.

Stages

The school is organized into three levels: Infant School (early years), Junior School (primary), and Secondary School (secondary). These sections are clearly presented in the site navigation.

Type

The school is co-educational for younger year groups; from Year 4 onward, boys and girls are taught in single-sex classes in separate wings within the same building. It operates as a day school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The student body is multi-national, with a majority of pupils being local Qatari. The exact number of nationalities represented is not published in official materials; sources indicate that most students are native Qatari.

Additional learning support

The Learning Support Department runs the Knowledge Centre to support students with Special Educational Needs (SEN). Provisions include Individualized Support Plans, Specialist Support, referrals and assessments, inclusive resources, and Lexia Reading Core5, with ongoing collaboration with parents.

Country affiliation

The school is located in Qatar and emphasizes Qatari identification; there is no formal affiliation to a foreign country.

Religious affiliation

Islamic values underpin the school's ethos; there is no formal religious denomination affiliation.

School day structure

The school week runs Sunday to Thursday. Infant timetables show early arrivals around 6:45–7:00am with earliest finish around 1:00pm; Key Stage 1 finishes around 1:30pm; Junior and Senior School finish around 1:30pm, including breaks and a prayer period during the day.

Bus service

There is no published information about a school-run bus service in the official materials; families typically arrange private transport or use public transport.

Application / Registration / Reservation fees

- Assessment fee (new students Year 1–Year 12): QAR 537.
- Registration fee (one-time, new students): QAR 3,222 — payable once the student has passed the entrance exam to confirm a seat. Non‑refundable.
- Reservation fee (existing students): QAR 3,222 — discounted from Semester 1 fees. Non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by year group (semester amounts and annual total)
- Nursery (standard): Semester 1 QAR 15,025; Semester 2 QAR 14,000; Annual total QAR 30,050. A special discounted annual rate for new nursery students is QAR 28,000.
- Reception: Semester 1 QAR 15,025; Semester 2 QAR 15,025; Annual total QAR 30,050.
- Year 1 – Year 6: Semester 1 QAR 19,775; Semester 2 QAR 19,775; Annual total QAR 39,550.
- Year 7 – Year 9: Semester 1 QAR 24,700; Semester 2 QAR 24,700; Annual total QAR 49,400.
- Year 10 – Year 11: Semester 1 QAR 29,625; Semester 2 QAR 29,625; Annual total QAR 59,250.
- Year 12: Semester 1 QAR 31,625; Semester 2 QAR 31,625; Annual total QAR 63,250.

Other mandatory / optional fees and charges
- Learning support (optional, for students who use the service) — charged per semester and per year group: Nursery & Reception QAR 3,727 / QAR 3,726 (semesters) — annual QAR 7,453; Year 1–6 QAR 4,897 per semester (annual QAR 9,794); Year 7–9 QAR 6,121 per semester (annual QAR 12,242); Year 10–12 QAR 7,346 / QAR 7,345 per semester (annual QAR 14,691). Payment terms for learning support follow the same rules as regular tuition.
- Books fees (annual, covers textbooks and necessary educational materials; excludes stationery and copybooks): Nursery & Reception QAR 537; Year 1–6 QAR 1,289; Year 7–10 QAR 2,148; Year 11–12: pay only for books purchased.
- Uniforms: Available from an on‑site supplier; parents may purchase from other suppliers provided the Academy's approved design and colours are used. The school operates a uniform shop on campus.
- Transportation: The Academy does not provide transportation.
- Damage charges: Parents may be charged for damage to school property caused by their child.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is payable in two equal instalments (two semesters). Semester 1 and Semester 2 amounts equal half the annual tuition unless otherwise stated.
- Semester 1 payment is due within one month from the start of Semester 1. Semester 2 payment deadline is set for February 28 of the applicable academic year. Book fees and other non‑tuition fees must be paid with the Semester 1 payment. Post‑dated cheques for each semester are accepted (first cheque dated no later than 30 days from the start of Semester 1; second cheque dated for the Semester 2 deadline).
- Returned cheques: the school will contact parents to arrange payment within two days; repeated returned cheques are forwarded to the Legal Department. Consequences for non‑payment include withholding academic reports, refusal to register for the next academic year, and suspension of certificates or enrolment confirmation.

Refund information and withdrawal charges
- Refunds of tuition are managed under a defined scale: 100% refund of a full semester fee (after deducting the reservation fee) is allowed if the Registrar and Finance Departments are notified in writing of withdrawal with zero attendance within the first 30 days after the start of a semester.
- If withdrawal is submitted within 15 calendar days from the first day of a semester, a prorated fee or the full reservation fee (whichever is higher) is charged for days attended. If withdrawal is submitted within 30 calendar days, one month's fee or full reservation (whichever is higher) is charged. No fees are refunded if Finance and Registration are not notified in writing within the first 30 days after the semester start. Book fees are non‑refundable once books have been issued and the student has attended class. Refunds for expelled students are prorated based on attendance. Excess payments related to MOE vouchers are refunded after appropriate deductions or carried forward on request. Advance tablet payments are refundable if the student is withdrawn without receiving the tablet, subject to IT confirmation.

Boarding fees
- The Academy operates as a day school; there are no boarding provisions or boarding fees.

Fee payment options and bank details
- Accepted payment methods: Cash; Cheque; Credit card; Direct bank deposit; Bank transfer; Ministry of Education voucher for eligible Qatari students. For direct bank deposit or transfer, parents should provide a copy of the deposit slip or transfer and include the student's name and number as reference.
- Academy bank details provided by the school for transfers: Account name: AL JAZEERA ACADEMY; Bank: Qatar Islamic Bank – Corporate Branch, Doha; IBAN: QA60 QISB 0000 0000 0111 8598 2002 2. (Use the Academy's reference instructions when submitting payment slips to pay@aja.edu.qa.)

Consequences for non‑payment and administrative points
- The school may withhold reports, block registration for external exams for Years 10–12, suspend classroom access, and refuse seat confirmation for the following year until balances are cleared. The Academy reserves the right to block students in the MOE system to prevent registration at other schools until zero balance is confirmed. Company‑sponsored families are expected to pay according to the school schedule and seek reimbursement from their sponsor as required.

Sources used for the figures above include the Academy's published Fees Policy and recognised school‑fees listings that consolidate the Academy's published tuition schedule.

Uniform Requirement

Al Jazeera Academy requires students to wear the school uniform. The Uniform Catalogue outlines the uniforms for Infant, Junior and Secondary sections and frames wearing the uniform as a core part of school identity and belonging.

Food Options

The school operates a cafeteria offering healthy meals with balanced menus designed to meet students' dietary needs. The food policy emphasises nutritious school food and there is a periodic food tasting session to gather feedback on new menus from students, staff and parents.

House System

Al Jazeera Academy uses a house system. In the Junior School, students in Years 4–6 can apply to be House Captains, and Year 6 includes Head Boy or Head Girl roles, indicating a structure that supports student leadership within houses.

Governance and Ownership

The academy is part of the Ta'allum Group. The governance page presents a Chairman and outlines Ta'allum's leadership, reflecting that AJA is overseen by the Ta'allum Group which operates multiple academies.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Al Jazeera Academy supports Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through a strong pastoral system and a dedicated counselling framework. The Student Behaviour Policy emphasizes student safety and wellbeing, with a zero-tolerance approach to bullying and a pastoral team delivering Counselling Programmes and holistic behaviour support via Tarbeya, with a 'support before serious sanction' philosophy. Makarem lessons and the Instilling Values programme integrate Islamic values into SEL across the curriculum and tutor time. The Health & Wellness emphasis on the Student Life page confirms access to high-quality health care and services that enhance student wellbeing inside and outside the classroom. These provisions collectively support students' social-emotional development and wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Al Jazeera Academy provides learning support through a Learning Support Department and a Knowledge Centre for students identified as having SEN, with the aim of modifying the curriculum and equipping students with self-management skills to access learning. The SEN team uses a structured system of referrals, assessments and provisions, and includes a Designated Safeguarding Lead, Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads, a School Nurse, School Counsellors, and a SENCO. Individualised Support Plans provide personalised strategies; Specialist Support is delivered by qualified professionals; collaboration with parents; Inclusive Resources; Skill Development; Tailored Support Programs address individual needs. Lexia Reading Core5 is available to pupils in the Knowledge Centre to support reading with explicit feedback and scaffolding. The implementation is described as integrated within mainstream Ta'allum education rather than a separate specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

EAL-specific provisions are not publicly described in Al Jazeera Academy's publicly accessible materials. The Learning Support Department describes inclusive resources and Lexia Reading Core5 as part of its reading support, indicating literacy assistance for diverse learners but not detailing a dedicated EAL program. There is no explicit listing of EAL staff or programmes in the materials available from the Ta'allum Group. The school materials focus on SEN and inclusion rather than an EAL service. Therefore, EAL-specific provisions are not publicly disclosed.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through Health & Wellness provisions that provide access to high-quality health care and services to enhance student wellbeing inside and outside the classroom. The Student Behaviour Policy reinforces mental wellbeing through a pastoral team and Counselling Programmes, including Tarbeya, offering individual or group support to students in need of intervention, with a 'support before sanctions' approach. Makarem lessons and the Instilling Values programme embed values across the curriculum and tutor time as part of pastoral care. The school also describes access to school-based counsellors and a senior nurse as part of safeguarding and wellbeing structures. Overall, the combined health, pastoral care, and values-based approaches underpin students' mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is led by a Designated Safeguarding Lead (the Principal) with Deputy Safeguarding Leads, a School Senior Nurse, School Counsellors, and a Head of SEN serving on the safeguarding team. The Policy identifies the safeguarding role and responsibilities, including monitoring and reporting, and links to wider safeguarding guidance such as What to Do if You Are Worried a Child is Being Abused and Keeping Children Safe in Education. The policy confirms a designated safeguarding office and a robust safeguarding culture across Ta'allum Group schools. The policy documents the DSL and Child Safety Team and provides appendices detailing roles and procedures for safeguarding, student protection, and incident reporting. The policy states the next scheduled review and indicates safeguarding training and safer recruitment principles.

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Educare International Academy

Instructs in English, Arabic

Ages 3 - 12 years

Fees QAR 14,300 - 19,700

Type Co-educational

Educare International Academy in Matar Qadeem, Doha serves students aged 3–12, offering an American Common Core Elementary curriculum integrated with Islamic studies. The school positions itself as learner-centered and multinational in curriculum, staff, students and services, with a curriculum that is international in essence and aligned with SEC standards. Personal and social growth, character education and information technology are emphasized as strengths, supporting citizenship within a multicultural learning community. Facilities include a Microsoft School, Web Learning Management, and Interactive Boards, plus a Smart School system with Transportation, Library, Computer Lab, Medical Care, Counselling, and Playground. The campus combines the Library with a Football Court and provides a Prayer Room, Art Room, Nurse Room/Clinic, and a Heritage Room. Technology resources include Internet access, electronic resources, Smart boards, TV monitors, and student computers. Extracurriculars span sports, performing arts, mental math, competitions, research and field trips, with active parent and community engagement.

Application / Entrance fees

- Entrance assessment / exam fee: QAR 200 for Grades 1–6. QAR 0 (not charged) for Preschool, KG1 and KG2.
- Registration (one‑time) fee: QAR 500 per student.

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

All amounts are shown in Qatari Riyal (QAR). Annual tuition figures are shown first, followed by the per‑term amount (school uses three terms with equal one‑third instalments).

- Preschool (Pre‑KG): Annual QAR 14,300 — Per term QAR 4,766.67. Books QAR 550. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- KG1: Annual QAR 14,300 — Per term QAR 4,766.67. Books QAR 550. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- KG2: Annual QAR 15,350 — Per term QAR 5,116.67. Books QAR 550. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- Grade 1: Annual QAR 17,450 — Per term QAR 5,816.67. Entrance exam QAR 200. Books QAR 1,180. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- Grade 2: Annual QAR 17,450 — Per term QAR 5,816.67. Entrance exam QAR 200. Books QAR 1,180. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- Grade 3: Annual QAR 19,050 — Per term QAR 6,350.00. Entrance exam QAR 200. Books QAR 1,180. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- Grade 4: Annual QAR 19,700 — Per term QAR 6,566.67. Entrance exam QAR 200. Books QAR 1,180. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- Grade 5: Annual QAR 19,700 — Per term QAR 6,566.67. Entrance exam QAR 200. Books QAR 1,180. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.
- Grade 6: Annual QAR 19,700 — Per term QAR 6,566.67. Entrance exam QAR 200. Books QAR 1,180. Seat booking QAR 1,000. Registration QAR 500.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year tuition is payable in three instalments: at the start of Term 1, the start of Term 2, and the start of Term 3. The school requires one‑third of the annual tuition at registration, one‑third before Term 2, and one‑third before Term 3.
- Books for subjects such as Arabic, Islamic Education and Qatar History are charged separately (book fees shown above) and books will not be issued until Term 1 tuition has been paid in full.
- A seat booking / reservation charge of QAR 1,000 is required to reserve a place for the following academic year; this QAR 1,000 payment is stated as non‑refundable.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable; Educare International Academy operates as a day school with no published boarding provision.

Other costs and common additional fees

- Textbook / school books: amounts listed by year group above (these are charged in addition to tuition).
- Uniform: the school requires uniforms and publishes uniform requirements; uniform costs are not itemised in the public fee table.
- Stationery and consumables: stationery lists are published by grade; stationery costs are additional and are not itemised in the tuition table.
- Re‑registration / seat reservation for returning students: QAR 1,000 (non‑refundable) payable at the start of Term 3 if renewing for the next academic year.

Refunds and withdrawal

- The QAR 1,000 seat reservation fee is stated as non‑refundable.
- The school's withdrawal/clearance procedure requires that outstanding financial obligations be settled before a student is cleared to leave; published materials require settlement of outstanding fees as part of withdrawal. No other explicit refundable tuition policy is published in the publicly available fee documents.

Fee payment point and options

- Payments are processed through the school finance office / accountant; the published school materials identify the finance contact for tuition and book payments. Specific payment channels (for example: which bank account details, whether online card payments, bank transfer, cheque or cash are accepted) are not itemised in the publicly posted fee table and handbook; the school finance office handles fee receipts and invoice queries.

Practical notes for parents (factual)

- At initial registration parents pay one‑third of the annual tuition as the first instalment; subsequent instalments are due before the start of Term 2 and Term 3. Books are withheld until the Term 1 tuition instalment is paid. Seat reservation for the following year requires QAR 1,000 and that amount is non‑refundable. Parents should include the listed one‑time registration fee (QAR 500) and any applicable entrance assessment fee (QAR 200 where charged) in their planning.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Educare International Academy emphasizes personal and social growth and character education, alongside information technology, as its three strategic strengths. The academy describes itself as multinational in curriculum, staff, students and services, with social growth a core focus. The vision aims to drive improvements in students' social and academic achievements by ensuring all students receive a healthy and balanced education that will enable them to contribute effectively to society. Learning outcomes include fluent communication in both Arabic and English and the development of personal and social skills. The school provides counselling and a Student Care program to support student wellbeing.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Educare International Academy follows the American Common Core Curriculum for elementary education. The school states that students should be able to communicate fluently in both Arabic and English. The Kindergarten curriculum focuses on Arabic language and Islamic education, while the Primary Curriculum uses the American curriculum for English, Mathematics, and Science, with Arabic Social Studies and Qatar History as appropriate. Learning outcomes include fluent bilingual communication in Arabic and English. The school utilizes Microsoft Teams, EducareParents app, and Online Ed to support instruction and differentiate learning.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling is available through the school's facilities. The health department includes a full-time nurse acting as a First Unit Aid, responsible for the treatment and referral of students' injury or illness during the school day. The school has a Nurse Room/Clinic as part of its health provisions. Guidance and counselling for behavior problems are part of the Behavioral Policy to support student wellbeing. Learning outcomes emphasize that students feel safe, stable and have equal opportunities.

Safeguarding

Guidance and counselling for behavior problems are part of the Behavioral Policy, with mechanisms for control, monitoring and support. The policy includes steps for disciplinary actions and may involve the school counsellor when required. Parents are asked to provide information regarding special needs students and to cooperate with social workers. The school communicates with parents and considers health and safety through its health department and nurse presence. The presence of a full-time nurse and a nurse room/clinic supports safeguarding and student health.

Admissions

1. Registration opens in accordance with dates set by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education through its portal and official advertisements. These dates are published publicly to coordinate admissions. The school follows these MOE dates when processing applications. Parents should submit their application within the published window.

2. Age verification follows MOE policy; placement to Preschool through Grade 6 is determined by defined age bands. The policy specifies minimum and maximum ages for each grade. The school verifies the student's age for the grade to be registered. This ensures appropriate placement according to MOE guidelines.

3. Entrance exam must be passed independently by the student in the presence of the school's admission officer. If the student does not meet the cut-off marks, the school will discuss with the parents and may provide a support plan at the beginning of the academic year after the parents sign a commitment form. The agreement may include follow-up arrangements to support the student academically.

4. Priority of registration is given to the sibling(s) of existing students. This policy gives priority to siblings when considering placement. Other admissions criteria such as age placement and entrance exam results still apply. The school uses this policy to facilitate family enrollments.

5. Complete all required documents: The student's passport and a copy; copies of both parents' passports; a valid Qatar resident permit; a copy of the student's birth certificate; a copy of ID for the father/mother/sponsor; four recent passport photos; the student's health record for grade one; and a certificate of good conduct for grade one and above from the former school.

6. Tuition fee procedures: The due dates for paying the tuition fee for the academic year are at the beginning of Term 1, Term 2, and Term 3. A non-refundable 1000 QR reservation fee for the following year is due with Term 3. Books are distributed only after Term 1 tuition is paid. These are the standard payment terms for enrollment.

7. Entrance exams materials: Entrance exam materials outline grade-by-grade math and English topics that prepare students for the exam. Grade 1 covers basic addition and subtraction in math and foundational reading/writing in English (alphabets, vowel sounds, and basic reading skills). Grade 2 covers topics such as number sentences, time, problem solving, and geometry in math, and basic reading, writing, and phonics in English. Grade 3 through Grade 6 present progressively more advanced topics in math and English. These topics benchmark curriculum expectations for the entrance assessment.

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Hayat Universal Bilingual School Qatar

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees QAR 29,000 - 57,780

Type Co-educational

Hayat Universal Bilingual School Qatar is located in Al Thumaid, Building 9, Zone 51, Street 1458, Doha. The school serves students from Pre-KG through Grade 12 and follows a Canadian curriculum alongside the Qatar National Curriculum for Arabic Language, Qatar History and Islamic Education. Affiliated with Canada, HUBS Qatar awards graduates the British Columbia Dogwood Certificate, recognizing completion of the British Columbia program. The school maintains full certification from the British Columbia Ministry of Education, with annual inspections, and has CIS accreditation since January 2020. HUBS originated in Kuwait in 2007 and opened the Qatar campus in 2009 with PreK, KG1, KG2 and Grades 1–3, expanding over time. The school is led by Principal Alia Hamadani and the administration team. The program aims to develop students' academic skills and character to become competent and ethical Muslim Global Citizens. The campus environment supports bilingual learning and cross-cultural understanding daily for students.

Location

The school is located in Qatar. HUBS Qatar serves PreKG-12. The school teaches the British Columbia Ministry of Education Program and the Qatar National Curriculum for Arabic Language, Qatar History and Islamic Education. The school has CIS accreditation and BC Ministry of Education certification.

Stages

PreKG-12

Country affiliation

Canada

Religious affiliation

Islam

Application / Registration fees

- New student registration fee: QAR 2,770 (non-refundable).
- Re‑registration (returning student) fee: QAR 2,000 (non-refundable; counted as part of the first installment). An exception is stated for a re‑registration fee paid for a student who did not pass: that re‑registration fee will be refunded if the parent cancels the reserved seat before September 1.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and term amounts) — Academic Year 2026–2027

- Kindergarten (PreKG, KG1): Annual tuition QAR 29,000. First installment QAR 14,500 (due September 1). Second installment QAR 14,500 (due January 1 / first week of January). Book fee: QAR 1,000.

- Elementary (Grade 1–6): Annual tuition QAR 41,000. First installment QAR 20,500 (due September 1). Second installment QAR 20,500 (due January 1 / first week of January). Book fee: QAR 1,500.

- Middle (Grade 7–9): Annual tuition QAR 52,000. First installment QAR 26,000 (due September 1). Second installment QAR 26,000 (due January 1 / first week of January). Book fee: QAR 2,000.

- Upper / Secondary (Grade 10–12): Annual tuition QAR 57,780. First installment QAR 28,890 (due September 1). Second installment QAR 28,890 (due January 1 / first week of January). Book fee: QAR 2,500.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard billing: two installments per academic year. First installment due on September 1 (start of the academic year). Second installment due in the first week of January (second term). The re‑registration fee is applied toward the first installment. Late or missed payments may trigger requests for post‑dated cheques, withheld student documents, and other actions set out in the school's financial policy.

- For students whose fees are paid by employers or via State educational coupons, parents must provide proof (coupon or employer letter) at the installment due date; if proof is not provided, parents must pay by the last week of September. The school may request outstanding installments from the parent if an external payer delays or rejects payment.

Boarding / residential fees

- No boarding fees apply. The school does not list boarding provision; school transportation is stated as not available.

Other costs and fees

- Book fees (charged with the first semester installment) by stage: KGs QAR 1,000; Elementary QAR 1,500; Middle QAR 2,000; Upper QAR 2,500. These book fees are payable with the first installment (September).

- Uniforms: students are required to wear school uniforms; a uniform fee amount is not listed.

- Transportation: the school states that school transportation is not available.

- Additional administrative notes: the school may require post‑dated cheques as guarantee for outstanding tuition and reserves the right to withhold official documents (reports, certificates) until all outstanding fees are settled. Rejected cheques must be remedied within two days of notification.

Refunds and withdrawal policy (key points)

- Registration and re‑registration fees are generally non‑refundable. A specific exception is that a re‑registration fee paid for a student who did not pass may be refunded if the parent cancels the reserved seat before September 1.

- If a student withdraws or transfers before the start of a semester, the re‑registration fee is deducted and any remaining pre‑paid amounts/cheques will be refunded/returned as applicable. If a student begins attendance and withdraws before the end of the first month of a semester, tuition is calculated pro rata on the actual number of days attended and the corresponding amount is payable.

- If a student withdraws after one month from the official start date of the academic year and up to December 31, the parent is required to pay the first installment and the book fees. If withdrawal occurs after the start of the second semester (January or later), the parent is required to pay the full annual tuition. The registration fee is not refundable in these cases.

- In cases of expulsion for excessive unauthorized absence, parents are not entitled to refund of registration/re‑registration fees or due installments.

Fee payment options and methods accepted

- Accepted methods / arrangements listed include: payment by the parent; fee payment arranged through the parent by the employer; State educational coupons; direct transfer from the employer; and other methods (to be specified on the school's payment form). The school processes refunds (when applicable) by check and handles cheque/post‑dated cheque arrangements as described in the financial policy. Credit card acceptance is not listed in the policy document.

Summary of amounts (annual)

- Kindergarten: QAR 29,000; Book fee QAR 1,000; Registration QAR 2,770 (new students).
- Elementary (Grades 1–6): QAR 41,000; Book fee QAR 1,500.
- Middle (Grades 7–9): QAR 52,000; Book fee QAR 2,000.
- Upper (Grades 10–12): QAR 57,780; Book fee QAR 2,500.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

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Special Educational Needs (SEN)

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English as an Additional Language (EAL)

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Mental Wellbeing

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Safeguarding

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Iqra English Boys School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 12 years

Fees QAR 22,200

Type Boys School

Iqra English Boys School in Aziziya, Doha, Qatar, provides an English-language education within a British framework for children aged 3 to 12. The preschool operates co-educationally, while primary classes run on separate campuses for boys and girls at three locations across Doha. The curriculum combines the England and Wales programme with an Islamic curriculum, delivered in English for all subjects and supported by Arabic, Qatar History and Quran studies. In the Early Years Foundation Stage, learning is play-based; in the Primary Stage, students follow a structured programme with emphasis on life skills, critical thinking, and problem solving. The school uses Edunation and Cambridge GO to support project-based learning and technology-enhanced teaching. Facilities include classrooms, play areas, and CCTV coverage across campuses. The school fosters an international, values-based community and offers a daily library program, weekly theater activities, and bilingual language development within its cultural and religious framework for students' growth.

Location

Doha, Qatar. Iqra English School operates three campuses across Doha: a preschool for ages 3–5 and separate primary campuses for boys and girls aged 5–12. The boys' primary campus is located in Aziziya.

Stages

Preschool (ages 3–5) and Primary (ages 5–12) with separate campuses for boys and girls.

Type

Preschool is co-educational; primary education is provided on separate campuses for boys and girls.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Nationalities are mixed to create a broad international composition in classrooms, reflecting an international community and emphasis on cultural and global awareness.

Additional learning support

Academic support is provided for students requiring additional assistance, including targeted English, Mathematics, and Arabic language support, with diagnostic testing and individualised support plans and dedicated support classes.

Country affiliation

Qatar

Religious affiliation

Islamic

School day structure

The school day begins at 7:00 AM; Kindergarten ends at 12:45 PM and Primary ends at 1:30 PM.

Bus service

A school transportation policy operates with annual bus registration. The Boys School Transportation Fee is 6,304 QAR annually; payment is due no later than 14 days before the start of each term. The program includes drivers, monitors, and inspectors, with established safety and conduct rules; misbehavior can result in suspension or cancellation of the bus service.

Application / assessment fees
- Primary admission assessment (on application): QAR 300 per applicant (non‑refundable).
- Additional examination fee for enrolled students (where applicable): QAR 220.

Registration and reservation fees
- Registration fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): QAR 525 per student.
- Reservation fee (non‑refundable; deductible from the first term's fees when applicable): QAR 2,206. Payment for reservation is required during the school's published registration window.

Tuition fees by year group (2026/27)
- Year groups / annual tuition: KG and Years 1–6: QAR 22,200 per academic year for each listed year group.
- Term breakdown: The academic year runs August–July and is divided into three terms. Tuition is invoiced either as a single advance yearly payment or as three equal instalments; when paid in three instalments each term payment equals one‑third of the annual tuition (QAR 7,400 per term for an annual tuition of QAR 22,200). Instalment payments are due 14 days before the start of each term.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Academic year and terms: The school year covers August–July and is split into three terms; invoices are issued in advance of each term.
- Payment options accepted: cash, dated cheques and bank transfers (cash deposits are accepted and bank deposit receipts should be forwarded to the Accounting Office for confirmation). Credit‑card payments are not listed as an accepted method.
- Bank payment details available for direct transfer (account names, account numbers and IBANs are published for school accounts). Parents must forward bank deposit slips or transfer receipts with the student's name to the Accounting Office to obtain a receipt.
- Payment timing: Annual fees may be paid in advance or in three term instalments; all fees or proof of payment must be received before the student reports to school and before textbooks are issued. Late or unpaid fees can result in exclusion from class and/or transport services.

Transportation / school bus fees
- Boys (round trip): QAR 6,304 per year. Equivalent per term: QAR 2,101; monthly and one‑way options are also shown in the school's published schedule. Bus fees are payable along with term tuition and are charged in full for the term when a student joins during either half of a term.

Books, uniform and other recurring costs
- Book loan (primary): QAR 1,800 per year.
- Uniforms: School uniform costs are not included in the annual tuition and must be purchased separately by parents.
- The annual tuition does not include certain items such as external provider extra‑curricular activities, extra learning support, and some examination fees (these will be communicated to parents according to year group). Parents should expect occasional additional charges for trips, special events or externally provided activities.

Late payment and non‑payment consequences
- Failure to pay by the published due dates may result in exclusion from class and/or transport, withholding of reports, exam results or transfer documentation, and ultimately having the student's name struck from the register while the debt remains due to the school; the school may take legal action to recover unpaid debts. No fee reduction is given for student absence.

Refunds and withdrawal policy
- Withdrawal notice: Parents must give at least half‑term's written notice to withdraw a student. If no such notice is given, half a term's fees will be payable. Where a student leaves during the term: if attendance is less than one month one full month will be charged; if attendance is more than one month a full term will be charged.
- Non‑refundable items: Admission/assessment fees, registration fees and reservation fees are non‑refundable and non‑transferable under normal circumstances. Reservation fees may be refunded for continuing students subject to receipt of funding from companies or the Ministry of Education, as applicable. The school may make discretionary exceptions for compassionate reasons.

Boarding
- Boarding: No boarding provision applies to Iqra English Boys School (school operates as a day primary school).

Summary of the common fee items and typical amounts (QAR)
- Application/assessment on entry: QAR 300 (primary assessment); Examination (where applicable): QAR 220.
- Registration (one‑time, non‑refundable): QAR 525.
- Reservation (non‑refundable, deductible): QAR 2,206.
- Annual tuition (KG, Years 1–6): QAR 22,200 (QAR 7,400 per term if paid in three equal instalments).
- Book loan (primary): QAR 1,800 per year.
- Bus (boys, round trip): QAR 6,304 per year (QAR 2,101 per term).
- Payment methods accepted: cash, dated cheques, bank transfer (IBANs and account numbers provided for direct transfers).

Uniform Requirement

Boys wear a checked shirt with logo, navy trousers, black shoes or trainers, plain white socks, and a plain navy jacket or jumper. The P.E. uniform is a red polo shirt with logo, navy sport trousers, black trainers, and plain white socks. Jewellery is limited to a wrist watch and studs in girls' ears; other jewellery is not allowed. Students must wear the regular school uniform to attend lessons, and uniform checks are conducted with involvement from House Captains.

Food Options

The school promotes healthy eating through a Food Policy. Not permitted foods include chocolate, sweets, crisps/chips, fizzy drinks, nuts and seeds; encouraged foods include sandwiches, boiled eggs, fresh fruits, yoghurt, milk, water, and homemade food. The policy requires monitoring of snacks for allergies, with a nurse and staff checking foods and allergy lists posted on the information board; reminders and procedures are in place to manage allergies and dietary restrictions.

House System

There is a weekly house point system and inter-house competitions (Interhouse Cup) throughout the year; house points contribute to a House Cup Honours Board. House Captains participate in uniform checking as part of school routines.

Governance and Ownership

Iqra English Schools comprises three distinct institutions: a preschool and separate primary campuses for boys and girls, located across three locations in Doha, Qatar. Governance is provided by school leadership (Principal and Vice Principal) within the Iqra English Schools network, and there is a Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) with defined roles and an Executive Manager as an approver alongside the Principal and Vice Principal. The organizational chart and PTA policy outline the leadership structure, board composition, and governance responsibilities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides a secure, encouraging, impartial, and supportive environment for learning. The curriculum includes Life Skills Education, which integrates communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills to support students' social development. The curriculum aims to develop confident, caring, responsible individuals who are well-prepared for future life and opportunities.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Iqra English School offers different programs of support to help students reach their potential and provides Individualised Support Plans.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The curriculum is based on the English curriculum for all subjects taught in English but adapted to be relevant for students for whom English is a second language.

Mental Wellbeing

A social worker is part of the staff to support student wellbeing. The curriculum includes Life Skills Education that supports emotional and social development, and health-related content covers nutrition and physical fitness. The school promotes healthy eating as part of its wellbeing approach.

Safeguarding

The school has a Child Protection Policy and related procedures, and a Crisis and Emergency management policy to prepare for and respond to emergencies.

Admissions

Iqra English Schools consist of three schools: a preschool for ages 3–5 and separate primary campuses for boys and girls aged 5–12, operating from three locations in Doha, Qatar. The schools have an Islamic ethos. The curriculum is based on the curriculum of England and Wales and taught in English; Arabic, Islamic Studies, Qatar History and Quran are also taught, with Quran taught in Arabic. The admission criteria are academic ability, the previous school report, and age. The MOE guidelines apply to admission and parents should consult the guidelines on the MOE website; if the child has not previously studied in a British curriculum, parents should refer to the MOE equivalency chart to understand the appropriate year group. The minimum entry ages are: 3 (KG1), 4 (KG2), 5 (Year 1), 6 (Year 2), 7 (Year 3), 8 (Year 4), 9 (Year 5), 10 (Year 6). The admission process consists of the following steps: a) Review of application; b) Entrance test; c) Class observation (if needed); d) Interview with social worker (if needed); e) Interview with parents (if needed). Admission is subject to passing the entrance test and behaviour and progress reports from the previous school. Places are not granted on a first-come-first-served basis; priority is given to siblings, however siblings are also subject to passing the entrance test and do not have an automatic right to a place. Behaviour report is an important part of the application and is reviewed by the Principal; an applicant might be asked to come in for class observation and/or interview after the entrance test; an applicant might not be offered a place in case of a poor behaviour report from the previous school. Documents required at admission include: Completed application form; Copy of child's birth certificate; Copy of child's passport (with RP for non-Qatari) and ID card; Copy of child's immunization card; Progress report sheet for last two years; Four photographs; Certificate of good conduct from previous school.

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Al Khor International School

Instructs in English, Arabic

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 4000

Type Co-educational

Al Khor International School (AKIS) is a large, co-educational all-through school in Al Khor Community, about 40 kilometres north of Doha. It serves more than 4,000 students aged 3–18 and delivers the British Curriculum with iGCSE and AS/A Level pathways in English. The curriculum is adapted to MoEHE requirements for Arabic Language, Islamic Studies and Qatar History, and includes licensed CBSE components. AKIS is licensed by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and accredited by COBIS, BSME and COIS; it is an approved examination centre for Cambridge International and Pearson Edexcel. The campus operates across four buildings with a staff of over 500 teachers and more than 50 administrators. Core features include Model United Nations and the Duke of Edinburgh International Award; extensive sports facilities (running track, indoor/outdoor pools, two grass football pitches, climbing wall); Learning Support and EAL; five libraries and a Virtual Library; and a broad ECA program in academics, sport and culture.

Location

Al Khor International School is located in Al Khor Community, approximately 40 km north of Doha, Qatar. It is owned by QatarEnergy LNG and established to cater primarily for the children of QatarEnergy LNG employees. The campus comprises four buildings and over 4,000 students are taught there.

Stages

Foundation Stage through to Post 16 (4-18 years of age)

Type

co-educational and non-selective

Additional learning support

Learning Support provides personalised SEN support and English as an Additional Language (EAL) support.

Uniform Requirement

The Uniform Guide states that uniform is compulsory for all students to wear completely and neatly. The uniform includes a light blue polo shirt worn with dark grey skirts, pinafores or trousers, knee-length bottoms, and blue PE kit. An optional solid black hijab is allowed for Muslim girls and a black abaya is optional for Qatari nationals; black formal shoes and black or grey socks complete the uniform.

Food Options

The tuck-shop sells healthy food at break times. The school promotes healthy eating through food technology lessons and healthy eating competitions; students have regular access to sports during and after the school day.

House System

The school has five pastoral houses: Arabian Horses, Camels, Falcons, Oryx and Whale Sharks. They are overseen by Housemasters who ensure academic progress and maintain high standards of behavior and uniform; each student is known and supported by their Housemaster.

Governance and Ownership

The school is owned by QatarEnergy LNG and established to cater primarily for the children of QatarEnergy LNG employees. The school is located in Al Khor Community, north of Doha.

Curriculum

The school follows the National Curriculum for England, adapted to the local context to meet MoEHE requirements for Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Qatar History. The medium of instruction is English. The British curriculum is aligned with iGCSE, AS/A level examination requirements and is delivered from Foundation Stage through Post-16 (ages 3-18). AKIS is licensed by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and is accredited by COBIS, BSME, and COIS, and is an approved examination centre for Cambridge Assessment International Education and Pearson Edexcel. Students are prepared to take the IGCSE, AS/A Level examinations, enabling higher education opportunities at universities worldwide.

Exam Results

External examination results were 9% above England averages in IGCSE Grade A-A. AS and A2 results were broadly in line with England averages.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates can pursue higher education opportunities at universities worldwide.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has a pastoral care system that provides a positive, supportive, and safe school experience. It includes guidelines on behaviour and attendance and a home–school agreement.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Learning Support department offers personalised programmes for identified SEN. All academic staff differentiate learning, and the department supports students within the mainstream classroom.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The Learning Support department offers English as an Additional Language (EAL) support to identified students, identified at admission and through ongoing collaboration with academic staff, to help integrate into all subject areas and progress.

Mental Wellbeing

The school prioritises welfare and safeguarding to support mental wellbeing, with annual safeguarding training for staff and CPOMS to report and manage concerns about student safety.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and child protection are priorities; staff and volunteers share this commitment, guided by robust safeguarding policies; designated safeguarding leads are available, and safeguarding training is provided annually by National Online Safety.

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Awfaz Global School - Dafna Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 405

Type Co-educational

Awfaz Global School (AGS) in Qatar offers a British‑curriculum education from early years through the upper level. Established in 2010 as a group of homegrown schools, AGS aims to provide quality international education to local families and residents, delivered in a secure, caring, inclusive, child‑centred environment that builds confidence beyond academics. The curriculum combines English schooling with Arabic language and culture and Islamic lessons, beginning with the English Early Years Foundation Stage and continuing through Key Stages 3, 4 and 5. In years 10–12 students prepare for Cambridge IGCSE exams, with external UK assessments offered in January and June. The upper school provides career and university planning guidance. The Izghawa Campus offers spacious classrooms, advanced science and technology laboratories, well‑designed libraries and high‑quality sports fields, with a campus planned for 2029. The school emphasizes community involvement, mental health support and lifelong learning, and runs extra‑curricular activities, including robotics and leadership events.

Location

Izghawa Campus is located in Izghawa, Doha, Qatar. Awfaz Global Schools operates three campuses in Qatar: Izghawa Campus, Dafna Campus, and Duhail Campus, all within the Doha area.

Stages

Primary education (Year 1 to Year 6) at Izghawa Campus.

Type

The school teaches a British curriculum.

Country affiliation

Qatar

Admissions

Step 1. Visit by Parents/Guardians. Parents/guardians initiate the admissions process by contacting the school secretary on 44980124 to arrange a tour of the school. The first visit helps parents understand the school, meet staff, and see other children and their workbooks. Prospective students are then invited to meet with a member of the school team for an assessment visit, which may be conducted in a group or individually depending on the entry grade. The school admits students on a non-discriminatory basis, without regard to race, colour, nationality, family orientation, or ethnic origin.

Step 2. Registration. For Doha-based families, complete Registration Admission with a photograph attached and copies of passport, ID card and health/immunisation records. Pay the non-refundable registration fee. Current and previous year's transcripts, as well as school records from the current school, are sent directly from the current school.

Step 3. Entrance Assessment. Students are invited to attend AGS to complete the entrance assessment for the appropriate year group, with the assessment led by the teacher responsible for that year group when possible. If relocation outside Doha makes in-person assessment difficult, a phone or video conference may be arranged, or admission may be offered on the basis of the application and teacher evaluations and records from the current school. Final admissions decisions rest with the Principal and the school admissions committee. Parents are usually notified within 48 hours if accepted and must complete health forms, bus forms if applicable, and pay the uniform, book, and tuition fees.

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Heritage International Academy

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 17 years

Type Co-educational

Heritage International Academy is a private international school in Doha, Qatar.

Location

Apply Now World-Class Facilities Modern Learning Environment Experience Our Campus Our state-of-the-art facilities are designed to provide students with the best possible learning environment, combining modern technology with comfortable, safe spaces for academic and personal growth. Application Admissions Information Join Our Learning Community Admission Details Academic Year 2025/2026 Age Range 3 to 17 years old Grades Preschool up to grade 12 Location Al Thumama, Doha, Qatar Admission Requirements A Copy of Passport (child & Parents) A Copy Of Qatari ID Card From Qatari Nationals And Residents (Child & Parents) (Front & Back) Your Child's Vaccination Card A Copy Of Your Child's Birth Certificate To Whom It May Concern (Certificate From The Guardian's Works Place Your Child Last Three (3) EndOf Year Report Grade Six/Nine Certificate Tow Recent Passport Sized Photoghrahys Of Your Child Copy Of Health Card Medical Fitness Certificate Certificate Of Good Behaviour Blue Board Address/ National Address (From Metrash Admission Process 1 Submit Application Form 2 Document Verification 3 Student Assessment 4 Parent Interview 5 Admission Decision 6 Enrollment Confirmation Ready To Apply ?

Stages

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Pupil Nationality Mix

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Additional learning support

Country affiliation

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Religious affiliation

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Boarding Arrangements

Application Admissions Information Join Our Learning Community Admission Details Academic Year 2025/2026 Age Range 3 to 17 years old Grades Preschool up to grade 12 Location Al Thumama, Doha, Qatar Admission Requirements A Copy of Passport (child & Parents) A Copy Of Qatari ID Card From Qatari Nationals And Residents (Child & Parents) (Front & Back) Your Child's Vaccination Card A Copy Of Your Child's Birth Certificate To Whom It May Concern (Certificate From The Guardian's Works Place Your Child Last Three (3) EndOf Year Report Grade Six/Nine Certificate Tow Recent Passport Sized Photoghrahys Of Your Child Copy Of Health Card Medical Fitness Certificate Certificate Of Good Behaviour Blue Board Address/ National Address (From Metrash Admission Process 1 Submit Application Form 2 Document Verification 3 Student Assessment 4 Parent Interview 5 Admission Decision 6 Enrollment Confirmation Ready To Apply ?

Uniform Requirement

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Governance and Ownership

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Curriculum

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Exam Results

Social Skills Creative Arts Language Development Motor Skills Primary Grades 1-6 Builds core academic skills and encourages curiosity, creativity, and collaborative learning. Core Academics Technology Skills Critical Thinking Character Building Preparatory Grades 7-9 Develops critical thinking, independence, and deeper subject knowledge to prepare students for advanced studies. Advanced Academics Leadership Research Skills Cultural Identity Secondary Grades 10-12 Prepares students for higher education and future careers through specialized subjects, leadership, and real-world application. University Prep Innovation Projects Specialized Tracks Global Perspective Course Offerings (Preschool – Grade 12) Mathematics Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) English Language Arts Social Studies & SEL Physical Education (PE) Art Economics (Secondary Level) Arabic Language French Language Islamic Education Qatar History & Citizenship Computer Studies / ICT Music Psychology (Secondary Level) Ready To Apply ?

Higher Education Progression

Advanced Academics Leadership Research Skills Cultural Identity Secondary Grades 10-12 Prepares students for higher education and future careers through specialized subjects, leadership, and real-world application. University Prep Innovation Projects Specialized Tracks Global Perspective Course Offerings (Preschool – Grade 12) Mathematics Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) English Language Arts Social Studies & SEL Physical Education (PE) Art Economics (Secondary Level) Arabic Language French Language Islamic Education Qatar History & Citizenship Computer Studies / ICT Music Psychology (Secondary Level) Ready To Apply ? Middle & Secondary Prepares students for higher education and their future. Advanced Academics Leadership Research Skills Cultural Identity Secondary Grades 10-12 Prepares students for higher education and future careers through specialized subjects, leadership, and real-world application.

Gifted and Talented

Core Academics Technology Skills Critical Thinking Character Building Preparatory Grades 7-9 Develops critical thinking, independence, and deeper subject knowledge to prepare students for advanced studies. Advanced Academics Leadership Research Skills Cultural Identity Secondary Grades 10-12 Prepares students for higher education and future careers through specialized subjects, leadership, and real-world application. Respect and Growth Mindset We honor and celebrate cultural, individual, and global diversity, promoting inclusion, empathy, and mutual respect in our learning community.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

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8211; Heritage International Academy About HIAQA Vision & Mission Message from the Principal Learning Goals & Values School Calendar Our Facilities Admissions Admission Policy Admission Requirements Fee Structure Application News &038; Events NewsLetter Term 1 Term 2 Events Curriculum Curriculum Overview Course Division Careers Working At HIA Vacancies Policies Parent Handbook Code of Conduct Safe Guarding Policy Anti-Bullying Policy Communication Policy Counselling &038; Well-Being Policy Dress Code Policy Homework Policy Social-Media Policy Inclusion Policy Reward Policy About HIAQA Vision & Mission Message from the Principal Learning Goals & Values School Calendar Our Facilities Admissions Admission Policy Admission Requirements Fee Structure Application News &038; Events NewsLetter Term 1 Term 2 Events Curriculum Curriculum Overview Course Division Careers Working At HIA Vacancies Policies Parent Handbook Code of Conduct Safe Guarding Policy Anti-Bullying Policy Communication Policy Counselling &038; Well-Being Policy Dress Code Policy Homework Policy Social-Media Policy Inclusion Policy Reward Policy Contact Us About Heritage International Academy Heritage International Academy (HIA) was established in 2025 in Doha, Qatar, as an American international school serving students from Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Through a supportive and inclusive learning environment, we equip students with essential skills —critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and adaptability needed to overcome life's challenges, embrace opportunities, and lead positive change in their communities and the world. The Academy was founded by a group of education leaders and consultants committed to providing a rigorous and inclusive learning experience that combines academic excellence, character development, and cultural appreciation. Auditorium A spacious hall for school events, presentations, performances, and community gatherings. 47, Airport St, Doha, Qatar +974 7026 4000 +974 4493 3770 Find Us Follow Us Facebook Instagram Whatsapp Send us a message Complete the form for quick inquiries, support, and direct communication with our team. Name Email Subject Comment or Message Comment Send Message Heritage International Academy delivers high-quality education that combines global standards with Qatari traditions.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Advanced Academics Leadership Research Skills Cultural Identity Secondary Grades 10-12 Prepares students for higher education and future careers through specialized subjects, leadership, and real-world application. Application Admissions Information Join Our Learning Community Admission Details Academic Year 2025/2026 Age Range 3 to 17 years old Grades Preschool up to grade 12 Location Al Thumama, Doha, Qatar Admission Requirements A Copy of Passport (child & Parents) A Copy Of Qatari ID Card From Qatari Nationals And Residents (Child & Parents) (Front & Back) Your Child's Vaccination Card A Copy Of Your Child's Birth Certificate To Whom It May Concern (Certificate From The Guardian's Works Place Your Child Last Three (3) EndOf Year Report Grade Six/Nine Certificate Tow Recent Passport Sized Photoghrahys Of Your Child Copy Of Health Card Medical Fitness Certificate Certificate Of Good Behaviour Blue Board Address/ National Address (From Metrash Admission Process 1 Submit Application Form 2 Document Verification 3 Student Assessment 4 Parent Interview 5 Admission Decision 6 Enrollment Confirmation Ready To Apply ? Advanced Academics Leadership Research Skills Cultural Identity Secondary Grades 10-12 Prepares students for higher education and future careers through specialized subjects, leadership, and real-world application.

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Pak Shamaa School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Pupils 803

Type Co-educational, Online/Hybrid

Pak Shamaa School, Doha, established in 1958, is the city's oldest private co-educational school. It is recognized by the Ministry of Education and affiliated with Pakistan's Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE). The Doha campus in Mesaimeer offers spacious classrooms, a playground and science laboratories, with an AGA Department functioning as a mini FBISE board. The school offers Pakistani and Cambridge curricula. Classes run from Grade 1 to 8: English; Urdu/Geography/Arabic; Mathematics; Science; Social Studies; Computer; Islamic Studies; and Qatar History. For SSC (9–10) English, Urdu, Islamic Studies and Pak Studies are compulsory, with Science, Computer Science and Humanities groups; for HSSC (11–12) English, Urdu, Islamic Studies and Pak Studies, with Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, Science General, Humanities and Commerce groups. The academic year follows three terms (Sept–Nov, Dec–Feb, Mar–Jun) with eight weeks of summer break. Co-curricular activities focus on cricket, football and volleyball.

Location

The new Campus of the School at Doha provides spacious classrooms, playground, well-equipped science laboratories. The new Campus of the School at Doha provides spacious classrooms, playground, well-equipped science laboratories. Contact Us Address Mesaimeer Building 142, Street 1011 Zone 56 P.O Box 22579 Contact Number 44163712 / 44163713 / 44163718 Email Address pss@qatar.net.qa Website pakshamaa.com Website --> Facebook Send Message © Copyright | Pakshamaa, Developed By kodewhiz.com

Stages

The school is recognized by the Ministry of Education, state of Qatar, and affiliated to the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Islamabad Pakistan. The school is recognized by the Ministry of Education, state of Qatar, and affiliated to the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Islamabad Pakistan. Our Curriculum Grade 1 to 8 English Urdu/Geography/Arabic Mathematics Science Social studies Computer Islamic studies Qatar History SSC Federal Board(9 & 10) English, Urdu, Islamic Studies, Pak Studies are compulsory subjcets.

Type

Groups Subjects Pre-Medical Group Physics, Chemistry, Biology Pre-Engineering Group Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Science General Group Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science Humanities-I Group Islamiat(E), Civics, Education Humanities-II Group Economics, Statistics, Computer Science Commerce Group P.O Accounting, P.O Commerce, P.O Economice, Business Maths, Banking Uniform and Dress Code International Stream Class Girls Boys KG–I, KG-2, 1, 2, 3 Gray skirt + White shirt + White legging+ White socks + Black shoes Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + black shoes & White Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer 4, 5 Gray Apron + White shirt + White Shalwar Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + Black shoes & Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Gray Apron + White shirt + White Shalwar+ White half duppatta Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + Black shoes & Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer College Class Girls Boys 11 & 12 Navy Blue Apron + White Shirt + White Shalwar/Trouser + White Duppata with Navy Turquoise Ribon + Black Socks + Black Shoes Winter: Black Sweater or Blazer Black Trouser + Purple Shirt + Black Tie + Black Socks + Black Shoes Winter: Black Sweater or Blazer © Copyright | Pakshamaa, Developed By kodewhiz.com

Pak Shamaa School Mesaimeer Building 142, Street 1011 Zone 56 P.O Box 22579 pss@qatar.net.qa 44163712 / 44163713 / 44163718 Online Portal .

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Date Sheet for SecondTerm Exam (2025-26), International Stream Click here for More Detail Date Sheet for SecondTerm Exam (2025-26), International Stream Click here for More Detail Date Sheet for SecondTerm Exam (2025-26), International Stream Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in HSSC-II Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in HSSC-I Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in SSC-I Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in SSC-II Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Updated Fee for Session 2025-26 Click here for detail Award in Qatar National Scientific Research fair Click here for detail Career counselling session held at PSS Click here for detail PSS Students Excel in HSSC Exams Click here for detail PSS Students Shine in SSC-I & II Exams Click here for detail Academic Calendar Session 2024 - 2025 Click here for detail Cyber Security Student Guidelines Click here for detail Cyber Security Parents Guidelines (English and Arabic) Click here for detail Pak Shamaa Official Social media links Click here for detail Admissions closed Click here for detail Congratulations on achieving "Cambridge Learners Award" Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School & College students excel in FBISE Exams Click here for detail Academic Calendar 2023-24 Click here for detail School Sports Day 2023 Click here for detail PSSC student tops in inter-school event Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School & College Showed 100% Result in HSSC - II Exams 2022. 68 Years of Excellence Years of Excellence --> 0 Teachers 0 Students 0 General Staff 0 Management 0 Classes News & Events Date Sheet for SecondTerm Exam (2025-26), Interna… Read More Pak Shamaa School students excel in HSSC-II Annua… Read More Pak Shamaa School students excel in HSSC-I Annual… Read More Our Coordinators Zahoor Ahmad Khan VICE PRINCIPAL +974 77466478 zahoorahmedkhan74@gmail.com Azhar Hayat CAMBRIDGE +974 44125252 pakshamaadohaqatar@gmail.com Maqsood Saeed INTERNATIONAL STREAM +974 55747635 maqsoodsaeed1@yahoo.com Mohammad Akram INTERNATIONAL STREAM +974 55314509 iftiwali@gmail.com Muhammad Shoaib . +974 55421857 sekander2002@hotmail.com Iram Attiq INTERNATIONAL STREAM +974 70586126 iramattiqpss@gmail.com Asif Shahzad IT MANAGER +974 55165686 sfshahzad@gmail.com © Copyright | Pakshamaa, Developed By kodewhiz.com

Pak Shamaa School Mesaimeer Building 142, Street 1011 Zone 56 P.O Box 22579 pss@qatar.net.qa 44163712 / 44163713 / 44163718 Online Portal . Groups Subjects Pre-Medical Group Physics, Chemistry, Biology Pre-Engineering Group Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Science General Group Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science Humanities-I Group Islamiat(E), Civics, Education Humanities-II Group Economics, Statistics, Computer Science Commerce Group P.O Accounting, P.O Commerce, P.O Economice, Business Maths, Banking Uniform and Dress Code International Stream Class Girls Boys KG–I, KG-2, 1, 2, 3 Gray skirt + White shirt + White legging+ White socks + Black shoes Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + black shoes & White Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer 4, 5 Gray Apron + White shirt + White Shalwar Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + Black shoes & Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Gray Apron + White shirt + White Shalwar+ White half duppatta Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + Black shoes & Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer College Class Girls Boys 11 & 12 Navy Blue Apron + White Shirt + White Shalwar/Trouser + White Duppata with Navy Turquoise Ribon + Black Socks + Black Shoes Winter: Black Sweater or Blazer Black Trouser + Purple Shirt + Black Tie + Black Socks + Black Shoes Winter: Black Sweater or Blazer © Copyright | Pakshamaa, Developed By kodewhiz.com

Pak Shamaa School Mesaimeer Building 142, Street 1011 Zone 56 P.O Box 22579 pss@qatar.net.qa 44163712 / 44163713 / 44163718 Online Portal .

Additional learning support

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Country affiliation

Religious affiliation

Bus service

Boarding Arrangements

Shahid as President School Management committee took the charge in 1989. Shahid as President School Management committee took the charge in 1989.

Uniform Requirement

Governance and Ownership

The school is recognized by the Ministry of Education, state of Qatar, and affiliated to the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Islamabad Pakistan. The school is recognized by the Ministry of Education, state of Qatar, and affiliated to the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Islamabad Pakistan. Groups Subjects Science Group Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics Computer Science Group Physics, Chemistry, Computer, Mathematics Humanities-I Group Economics, Computer Science, General Science, Mathematics Humanities-II Group Islamiat(E), Home Economics, General Science, Mathematics HSSC Federal Board(11 & 12) English, Urdu, Islamic Studies, Pak Studies are compulsory subjcets.

Curriculum

Click here for detail IELTS TEST @ Pak Shamaa School Click here for detail 100% result in SSC-I exam Click here for detail 100% result in HSSC-I exam Click here for detail 100 % Result IN SSC-II & HSSC-II Click here for detail Parents Handbook Click here for detail Guide to Reopening Click here for detail Our Mission "To equip our students with values, skills, creativity and love for learning to make them productive members of the society." Our Vision "Provide safe and supportive learning environment with Islamic ideology where students can become independent lifelong learners and responsible citizens." Our Priorities (1). Islamic values, National Identity & Responsible citizenship. Professional Capacity & school development Welome to Pak Shamaa School is founded in 1958, the oldest school in Doha serving the community since long. Since then the school has been imparting quality education within prescribed rules and regulations. Our aim is to achieve the best possible results for our younger generation. With education we have turned ourselves from apes into sanehuman beings.

Student Teacher Ratio

Our aim is to achieve the best possible results for our younger generation. Our aim is to achieve the best possible results for our younger generation. The school has 3-Term System which is as follows:- Term Start End Duration First Term September November 3 Months Second Term December February 3 Months Third Term March June 4 Months Note: Eight weeks summer vacation is observed from 1st week of July to last week of August.

Exam Results

Higher Education Progression

Date Sheet for SecondTerm Exam (2025-26), International Stream Click here for More Detail Date Sheet for SecondTerm Exam (2025-26), International Stream Click here for More Detail Date Sheet for SecondTerm Exam (2025-26), International Stream Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in HSSC-II Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in HSSC-I Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in SSC-I Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School students excel in SSC-II Annual Examination 2025 Click here for detail Updated Fee for Session 2025-26 Click here for detail Award in Qatar National Scientific Research fair Click here for detail Career counselling session held at PSS Click here for detail PSS Students Excel in HSSC Exams Click here for detail PSS Students Shine in SSC-I & II Exams Click here for detail Academic Calendar Session 2024 - 2025 Click here for detail Cyber Security Student Guidelines Click here for detail Cyber Security Parents Guidelines (English and Arabic) Click here for detail Pak Shamaa Official Social media links Click here for detail Admissions closed Click here for detail Congratulations on achieving "Cambridge Learners Award" Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School & College students excel in FBISE Exams Click here for detail Academic Calendar 2023-24 Click here for detail School Sports Day 2023 Click here for detail PSSC student tops in inter-school event Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School & College Showed 100% Result in HSSC - II Exams 2022. Click here for detail Pak Shamaa School & College Showed 100% Result in SSC - II Exams 2022. Groups Subjects Pre-Medical Group Physics, Chemistry, Biology Pre-Engineering Group Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Science General Group Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science Humanities-I Group Islamiat(E), Civics, Education Humanities-II Group Economics, Statistics, Computer Science Commerce Group P.O Accounting, P.O Commerce, P.O Economice, Business Maths, Banking Uniform and Dress Code International Stream Class Girls Boys KG–I, KG-2, 1, 2, 3 Gray skirt + White shirt + White legging+ White socks + Black shoes Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + black shoes & White Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer 4, 5 Gray Apron + White shirt + White Shalwar Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + Black shoes & Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Gray Apron + White shirt + White Shalwar+ White half duppatta Winter: Maroon Sweater or Blazer Smoky Gray Trouser + white Shirt + Gray tie with Maroon Lining + Black shoes & Socks Winter: Gray Sweater or Blazer College Class Girls Boys 11 & 12 Navy Blue Apron + White Shirt + White Shalwar/Trouser + White Duppata with Navy Turquoise Ribon + Black Socks + Black Shoes Winter: Black Sweater or Blazer Black Trouser + Purple Shirt + Black Tie + Black Socks + Black Shoes Winter: Black Sweater or Blazer © Copyright | Pakshamaa, Developed By kodewhiz.com

Pak Shamaa School Mesaimeer Building 142, Street 1011 Zone 56 P.O Box 22579 pss@qatar.net.qa 44163712 / 44163713 / 44163718 Online Portal .

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Safe, Inclusive & Supportive Environment. The present School management headed by Mr. The present School management headed by Mr. Contact Us Address Mesaimeer Building 142, Street 1011 Zone 56 P.O Box 22579 Contact Number 44163712 / 44163713 / 44163718 Email Address pss@qatar.net.qa Website pakshamaa.com Website --> Facebook Send Message © Copyright | Pakshamaa, Developed By kodewhiz.com

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