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A'soud Global School

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees OMR 3,000 - 7,500
Ages 4 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 500
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum
Typical class size 23
Introduction

A'soud Global School (AGS) is a British international school in Al Seeb, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, providing education from Kindergarten through Grade 12 (ages 4–18). The school follows the Cambridge/UK curriculum across primary and secondary phases, with the International Primary Curriculum used for foundation subjects, and Cambridge IGCSE and A‑level programmes in the senior school. English is the language of instruction; Arabic is taught as Arabic A (first language) and Arabic B (second language), French is offered in secondary, and Islamic Education is compulsory for Muslim students (taught in Arabic for native Arabic speakers and in English for non‑native speakers). AGS publishes a range of campus facilities including science laboratories (including specialist technology/science labs), Apple Mac labs, ICT suites, art and music studios, drama rooms, an indoor multi‑purpose sports hall, outdoor multi‑games courts, an astroturf football pitch and swimming/splash pools. Distinctive features the school cites include a Personalised Learning Pathway, SEN/learning support, external ECA partnerships and memberships with regional British school bodies and Cambridge accreditation.

Al Bahia Street, PO Box 2598, PC 130 Al Seeb, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

The Essentials

A'soud Global School has 500 pupils, typical class sizes of 23, instruction in English.

Location
AGS Muscat is located on Al Bahia Street in the Al Seeb area of Muscat, Oman (PO Box 2598, PC 130). It sits in Seeb with road access to the city, and the school provides door-to-door transport across Muscat for students from KG1 upward.

Stages
The school serves students aged 4 to 18, from KG1 through the end of secondary (Year 13). It combines primary and secondary education on a single campus.

Type
AGS Muscat is a co-educational, day school. It does not operate boarding facilities.

Pupil Nationality Mix
The school has students from over sixty nationalities; it is described as international in character. A single most common nationality is not stated, and the exact local-to-international ratio is not publicly disclosed.

Additional learning support
The school offers an extensive learning support programme for Additional Learning Needs (SEN), including supplementary subjects and varied online learning resources.

Country affiliation
There is no formal country affiliation; AGS follows a British international curriculum.

Religious affiliation
There is no publicly stated religious affiliation.

School day structure
The school operates Sunday to Thursday from 7:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.; Friday and Saturday are closed.

Bus service
AGS provides a safe door-to-door transport service across Muscat for all age groups (KG1 to the highest grades). Buses are equipped with CCTV and tracking, and a bus supervisor assists students during journeys.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform items are ordered online via a link provided to parents, coordinated through the Uniform Shop. After payment, items are collected from the Uniform Shop and all items should be clearly labeled with the child's name.

Food Options
The canteen is currently closed. Students should bring a healthy packed lunch and a water bottle each day. A canteen service is planned to be offered in due course.

Governance and Ownership
AGS Muscat is governed by a Board of Governors. The board includes a Chairman, an owner representative, and senior school leadership such as the Director of Education and Principal and a General Manager. AGS is a strategic venture under A'Soud Education, a group backed by Al-Tamman Holdings and English Education Management Company (EEMC).
Fees

Annual tuition at A'soud Global School ranges from OMR 3,000 to OMR 7,500 for 2026/27.

School Fee Structure — Tuition by Year Group (amounts in OMR)

- KG 1: Term 1 OMR 1,200; Term 2 OMR 900; Term 3 OMR 900; Annual OMR 3,000.
- KG 2: Term 1 OMR 1,200; Term 2 OMR 900; Term 3 OMR 900; Annual OMR 3,000.
- Grade 1 – Grade 4: Term 1 OMR 1,800; Term 2 OMR 1,350; Term 3 OMR 1,350; Annual OMR 4,500.
- Grade 5 – Grade 7: Term 1 OMR 2,000; Term 2 OMR 1,500; Term 3 OMR 1,500; Annual OMR 5,000.
- Grade 8 – Grade 10: Term 1 OMR 2,400; Term 2 OMR 1,800; Term 3 OMR 1,800; Annual OMR 6,000.
- Grade 11 – Grade 12: Term 1 OMR 3,000; Term 2 OMR 2,250; Term 3 OMR 2,250; Annual OMR 7,500.

Application and Acceptance Fees

- Registration fee (payable for all applications): OMR 150 (non-refundable).
- Acceptance fee (payable on acceptance of an offered place): OMR 200.

Billing Schedule and Payment Terms

- All fees are payable in Omani Rials. Parent invoices include the school bank account details. Payments accepted by bank transfer, cash, or cheque.
- All fees must be paid two weeks in advance of the start of each term.
- Late payment of fees incurs a charge of OMR 200. Continued failure to pay may result in the school place being rescinded. Cheques should be made payable to ENGLISH EDUCATION MNG CO LLC AGS. A full term's notice is required for withdrawal.

Boarding Fees

- Boarding is not applicable; no boarding fee schedule is listed.

Other Costs and Fees

- The school fees quoted are inclusive of tuition and stationery. Transportation, lunches, and school uniform are not included and are charged separately. Additional charges may apply for specific activities, trips, or examinations.

Refund Information and Withdrawal Terms

- Registration and acceptance fees are non-refundable. If a pupil leaves before the end of a term, no refund of that term's fees will be given. A full term's notice is required in advance of withdrawal; failure to give such notice may affect fee liability.

Fee Payment Options

- Accepted payment methods: bank transfer, cash, cheque. Bank account details appear on parent invoices. Cheques are to be made payable to ENGLISH EDUCATION MNG CO LLC AGS.

Additional Notes on Fee Policy

- School transportation, lunches, and uniform costs are additional to the published tuition fees. Stationery is included in the tuition fee. Late-payment penalties and withdrawal-notice requirements apply as stated above.
Academics

A'soud Global School teaches British Curriculum for students aged 4 to 18.

Curriculum
A'Soud Global School Muscat provides a British-style education and follows the Cambridge International Curriculum as the core framework for core subjects in Primary and Secondary, with the IPC used for foundation subjects in Primary and the IEYC guiding Early Years. In Early Years (KG1–KG2) the programme follows the Early Years Foundation Stage with the IEYC and includes Arabic A/B and MOE-aligned Islamic Education. Primary (Grades 1–6) centers on Cambridge Primary English, Mathematics, and Science as core subjects, with IPC for foundation subjects; Learning Support and a Personalised Learning Pathway support students, including ESL when needed, and GL assessments benchmark progress in English, Mathematics and Science. Secondary (Grades 7–8) follows the Cambridge International Curriculum with a KS3 program across English, Mathematics, Science, French, Art, PE, Drama, Humanities, Computer Science, and Music, alongside Arabic (First and Second Language), Islamic Studies, and Social Studies aligned to MOE requirements. Grades 9–10 (IGCSE) offer a two-year Cambridge IGCSE programme with compulsory English, Mathematics and Science and a range of elective options. Grades 11–12 (A-Levels) continue with Cambridge CAIE A-Levels; Islamic Studies and Social Studies are compulsory for Arabic-speaking students, with a selection of three to four subjects and university-entry support., , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Higher Education Progression
AGS provides support to help students make choices regarding further education and university entries in Oman and abroad.

Gifted and Talented
No dedicated 'gifted and talented' program is described; learning support is provided via a Personalised Learning Pathway.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
AGS Muscat supports social and emotional learning through a holistic education approach that balances academics with character and resilience, supported by an on-site Achievement Centre led by a dedicated inclusion teacher to coordinate learning support, and an active Extracurricular Activities (ECA) program with teacher-led and external activities that promote personal growth and social development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
AGS Muscat provides SEN support via the Achievement Centre on site, including a lead inclusion teacher to coordinate inclusion and a team of Learning Support Assistants and Shadow teachers; 1:1 LSAs may work with students and must be registered with the Achievement Centre, indicating that the school is inclusive rather than a dedicated specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
EAL support is provided for non-native English speakers; Primary School states that, as an inclusive school, AGS provides support in English as a second language, and Senior School notes ongoing language support to ensure language and educational needs are met.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported through PSHE and health education integrated with healthy lifestyle initiatives, and AGS emphasizes holistic education that focuses on character and resilience; the on-site School Nurse provides health checks, immunisation administration, health education and health-promoting activities.

Safeguarding
Public safeguarding policy text is not publicly disclosed in accessible materials; safety procedures are described in the Parent Handbook (including Emergency Collection/Procedures and leaving school/pick up), and the School Nurse provides health-related safeguarding support.
Parent Experience

History
A'Soud Global School opened in September 2016 in Seeb, Muscat, as a British-curriculum international school serving students from about age 3 to 17, starting its first academic year with 171 students. In 2018, A'Soud Education was established as the group's parent company, under Al Tamman Holding and English Education Management Company (EEMC). AGS Muscat is governed by a board of governors, with the principal acting as Director of Education; the leadership team includes Damon Hewson as Principal and Mona Al Adawi as General Manager. The group expanded beyond Muscat with the opening of A'Soud Global School Duqm in September 2019. AGS has received accreditations including COBIS Candidate Member status, a Very Good rating from the Ministry of Education, and affiliation with British Schools in the Middle East.

Community
AGS Muscat has a diverse international student body with students from over sixty nationalities. The school offers a robust program of extra-curricular activities through internal and external providers, including Juventus Academy Oman, Muscat Gymnastics, Aim High Sports, and Tynker Tech. Parent communication is provided via email, a parent portal, and regular newsletters; parent-teacher meetings are part of the school's approach. The school publicly reports student achievements and events, such as Cambridge IGCSE and A Level results celebrations in 2024.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
A formal Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) is not published as a separate entity on AGS Muscat's public pages. Nevertheless, parent involvement is supported through formal communication channels, including an email-based circulars system, a parent portal, and school newsletters. Families participate in regular parent-teacher meetings to discuss student progress and learning plans. School events, including cultural and community activities, are announced via newsletters and social media, ensuring parental engagement. No publicly documented, standalone PTA group or schedule of PTA-led events is visible on AGS Muscat's public pages.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
AGS Muscat occupies a modern, purpose-built campus in Al Seeb. The school provides specialist facilities for science, information technology, performing arts, and digital learning, including a science laboratory, IT suites, Apple Mac labs, and German technology science labs. The campus includes an air-conditioned indoor sports hall and an outdoor Astroturf football pitch for year-round PE, with additional outdoor spaces such as a shaded playground. A library and a school clinic support student wellbeing and learning, and transportation services are available to families. A cafeteria offers freshly prepared meals on site.

Sports Facilities
AGS Muscat has an air-conditioned indoor sports hall and an outdoor Astroturf football pitch for year-round PE and team sports. The campus supports a broad PE and sports program with spaces dedicated to physical education and competitive activities. The sports facilities are integrated with the campus timetable to ensure regular access to PE. A school clinic on site supports student health in parallel with athletic programs.

Academic Facilities
Academic facilities include a library, a science laboratory, and IT suites to support practical and digital learning. Apple Mac labs and German technology labs provide hands-on technology and science experiences. The school offers drama and theatre spaces and other arts facilities to support creative work. The library supports independent reading and research and is accessible to primary and secondary students. The campus houses dedicated spaces for science, ICT, and other academic disciplines to support project-based learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities
AGS Muscat runs a robust extra-curricular program with both internal and external activities. Internal clubs cover arts, crafts, drama, and sports, while external providers offer programs through Juventus Academy Oman, Muscat Gymnastics, Aim High Sports, and Tynker Tech. After-school ECAs are common, with some activities offered for an additional fee. The program emphasizes developing skills, teamwork, and creative expression beyond the core timetable.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers Grades KG through Grade 12. It uses the Cambridge University Curriculum (UK) for its Cambridge International Curriculum in the classroom. Core subjects in Primary are covered by Cambridge International Curriculum, with foundation subjects taught through the International Primary Curriculum (IPC); learning support is provided via a Personalised Learning Pathway. The Senior School follows the Cambridge International Curriculum with IGCSE examinations in Grades 9–10 and A levels in Grades 11–12. The IGCSE and A level qualifications are recognized worldwide. IEYC is used as the curriculum framework in the Early Years. The school has qualified British and Arabic staff.

Arts & Creative
Specialist teachers support Islamic Education, Arabic, Social Studies, Music, Drama and Physical Education, particularly in Primary. English literacy and other arts subjects are part of the core and elective offerings across year groups.

Cultural & Language
Arabic language classes are offered as Arabic A (native speakers) and Arabic B (non-native speakers). Islamic Education is compulsory for Muslim students and can be taught in Arabic or English depending on language background. French is offered as a subject in the secondary curriculum.

Social & Hobbies
The Primary program includes opportunities for specialist arts and physical education, and termly learning topics link to real life. The Senior School offers a range of subject options aligned with IGCSE and A level pathways, with guidance to support future university choices.

Community & Service
The curriculum emphasizes an international outlook while honoring local traditions and Islamic values. The school emphasizes partnership with families and aims to prepare students for global higher education and career opportunities.

Leadership & Professional
The school employs qualified British and Arabic staff across year groups to support learning. It provides guidance for university entry and supports students in making informed choices about further education.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The School Day runs Sunday to Thursday, with KG mornings and full-day sessions for older students. Lunch and transportation are arrangements managed separately from tuition, and the timetable includes a weekly physical education session.
Languages

Language Provision
Arabic language classes are divided into Arabic A for native Arabic speakers and Arabic B for non-native speakers; the Arabic A curriculum follows the Oman Ministry of Education requirements. Islamic Education is taught in Arabic for native Arabic speakers and in English for non-native speakers, aligned with the MOE curriculum. Core subjects are covered through the Cambridge International Curriculum, and English as a Second Language (EAL) support is available for learners who need assistance.

Bilingual Teaching
The school continues learning Arabic alongside English for native Arabic speakers to develop bilingual ability. Islamic Education is taught in Arabic for native Arabic speakers and in English for non-native speakers, supporting bilingual learning in religious studies. English language support (EAL) is provided for students who need English language assistance.
Admissions

Admissions
1. An appointment with the AGS Registrar is scheduled, and a school tour is provided during the meeting. A copy of the admissions form is given at this meeting, and the discussion covers the school's program and admission process. 2. If you wish to continue, all registration documents must be completed and returned to the Registrar. A non-refundable application fee of 150 OMR is payable at this stage. 3. Entrance requirements are defined in the Admissions Policy, and all details should be reviewed as part of the application. 4. The Headmaster makes the final decision on whether a place is offered, and the Registrar contacts the family once a decision is reached. 5. If accepted, a formal acceptance letter is issued and must be signed and returned within 7 working days; failure to return the signed letter may result in losing the offer. 6. An acceptance fee of 200 OMR is payable upon acceptance. 7. Enrollment documentation includes: Admission Form; Medical Form with vaccination records; Signed Standard Terms and Conditions; Copy of Birth Certificate; 4 colour passport photographs; Equivalency certificate from the Ministry of Education if not registered on the MOE portal; For expatriate pupils, copies of passport and visa; Copies of the two most recent school reports.
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