Dorat Al-Khaleej International Private School – Al Irfan Branch

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 3 - 18 years

Opened 2003

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, French Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages French, Arabic

Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Dorat Al-Khaleej International Private School, Al Irfan Branch, sits in Al-Irfan, Airport Heights, Muscat. The campus serves ages 3–18 as an international private school with a blended curriculum: Cambridge International Qualifications taught in English (Primary, Lower Secondary, and Cambridge Advanced), with the Omani Ministry of Education curriculum used for Arabic Language, Islamic Education, and Social Studies. French language curricula are provided by Maison des Langues / Cle International from Grade 1 to Grade 6, and a dedicated Special Needs Programme supports inclusive education. The school operates Early Years through Secondary, and offers a bespoke approach for diverse learners. The building emphasizes modern technology, is environmentally friendly, and includes structured classrooms, reading corner, entertainment section, and multiple science laboratories. Swimming pools and safe, tracked transport complete the facilities. The school emphasizes community participation, guardians as partners, and student-centered learning to nurture citizenship, belonging, and self-confidence. With spaces for reading and collaboration.

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Madinat Al-Irfan, Airport Height, Muscat, Oman

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The Essentials

Location

Al-Irfan, Airport Heights, Muscat, Oman. It is part of Dorat Al-Khaleej International Private School. Transportation for students is provided with a tracking system. The branch serves students in the Al-Irfan area.

Stages

Early Years; Primary Stage; Secondary Stage

Type

International private school

Additional learning support

Special Needs Programme

Country affiliation

Oman

Bus service

Safe transportation services with tracking for students

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Fees

Application fees

- Application fees and one-time registration fees are not published on the school's public pages. To obtain the exact application / registration charge, contact the accounting department at +968 99602024 or the Madinat Al‑Irfan branch at +968 99498401.

Tuition fees by school year (per term and per year group)

- Specific tuition amounts for any year group (Early Years / Primary / Secondary) and the per‑term or per‑year totals are not published on the school's public pages. The school does offer multiple payment plans; exact tuition figures and the breakdown per term or year group must be requested from the accounting department.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year is organised in two main terms: the first term begins at the end of August and the second term begins in January. Billing is aligned with the school terms and the school provides payment plans and payment facilitation for parents. Exact dates for invoice due dates, penalty terms for late payment, and the number of instalments available are handled by the accounting office. Contact +968 99602024 for the school's current billing schedule and payment terms.

Boarding fees

- The school does not list any boarding provision or boarding fees on its public information for the Al Irfan branch; the school operates transport services and day‑school facilities. Therefore boarding fees are not applicable. For confirmation, contact the branch at +968 99498401.

Other costs and mandatory extras

- School uniform: A school uniform is required and is available for purchase from ZAKS UNIFORM at Muzn Mall. The school does not publish uniform pricing; parents must obtain prices directly from the uniform supplier or the accounting office.

- Transportation: School bus/transport services are provided through a contracted transportation company. Transportation fees are charged separately; specific bus route fees and payment terms are not published publicly and must be obtained from the accounting office.

- Meals: A hot lunch program is available; meal fees and whether they are included in tuition or charged separately are not published and must be confirmed with student affairs or accounting.

- Extra‑curricular activities and clubs: The school runs clubs and activities (swimming, sports, arts, etc.). Fees for optional clubs, extracurricular programs, examination or curriculum charges (e.g., Cambridge exam fees) are not listed publicly and are charged where applicable. Parents should request a full fee schedule for optional activities.

Refund information

- A public refund policy (refund conditions, pro‑rata refunds on withdrawal, and timelines) is not published on the school's public pages. Refunds and any related conditions are administered by the accounting department; contact +968 99602024 for the school's refund and withdrawal policy.

Fee payment options

- The school provides payment plans and facilitation for parents. Specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cash, online payment portal) are not detailed publicly; these options and any applicable transaction fees are managed through the accounting office. Contact +968 99602024 for available payment methods and instructions.

Summary of availability

- For the 2026/27 academic year (and 2025/26 where applicable) the school has not published numeric fee schedules, term-by-term tuition amounts, or public refund terms on its publicly accessible pages. The accounting department and the Madinat Al‑Irfan branch are the official points of contact to obtain the full, current fee schedule, payment plans, and precise amounts. Contact the accounting office at +968 99602024 or the Al‑Irfan branch at +968 99498401 for the complete fee schedule and payment procedures.

Academics

Curriculum

Cambridge International Qualifications for subjects taught in English: Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary (S1), Cambridge Upper Secondary (S2), and Cambridge Advanced. Omani Ministry of Education Curriculum is used for Arabic Language, Islamic Education, and Social Studies. French language curricula are provided by Maison des Langues / Cle International, starting from Grade 1 to Grade 6. Programs include Early Years, Primary Stage, Secondary Stage, and Special Needs Programme.

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FAQs

Where is Dorat Al-Khaleej International Private School – Al Irfan Branch located, and what area does it serve?

Dorat Al-Khaleej International Private School – Al Irfan Branch is located in Al-Irfan, Airport Heights, Muscat, Oman. It serves students in the Al-Irfan area and operates as a day school with safe transport options that include a tracking system.

What age range does the Al Irfan Branch cater to?

The branch serves ages 3 to 18, covering Early Years through Secondary. It includes a Special Needs Programme to support diverse learners.

What curricula are taught at the Al Irfan Branch?

Cambridge International Qualifications are taught for subjects in English—Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary (S1), Upper Secondary (S2), and Cambridge Advanced. Arabic Language, Islamic Education, and Social Studies follow the Omani Ministry of Education Curriculum, and French is offered from Grade 1 to Grade 6 through Maison des Langues / Cle International.

How can I obtain the current fee schedule and payment details?

The exact fee amounts are not published publicly. Contact the accounting department at +968 99602024 or the Madinat Al-Irfan branch at +968 99498401 to obtain the full fee schedule and payment procedures.

Are scholarships or financial aid available?

There is no published information about scholarships. For options, check with the accounting office about any available financial assistance.

What is the billing schedule for the school year?

The academic year is divided into two terms, with term starts in August and January. Billing is aligned with these terms, and the accounting office provides exact invoice dates and any available payment plans.

Which Cambridge qualifications are offered, and what languages are used for instruction?

Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary (S1), Cambridge Upper Secondary (S2), and Cambridge Advanced are taught in English. Arabic Language, Islamic Education, and Social Studies follow the MOE Curriculum, and French is taught from Grade 1 to Grade 6 through Maison des Langues / Cle International.

How are Arabic, Islamic Education, and Social Studies delivered?

They are taught under the Omani MOE Curriculum in addition to Cambridge English subjects.

What language support is available for students?

English is the language of instruction for Cambridge programs, and a Special Needs Programme is available for inclusive support. Explicit EAL details are not published.

What facilities does the Al Irfan campus offer?

The building is designed to high international standards with modern technology in structured classrooms, plus an entertainment section and a reading corner with interactive tools. It also includes diverse scientific laboratories, recreational areas, cafeterias, and swimming pools, along with safe, trackable student transport.

Are there dedicated science labs and a swimming pool?

Yes, the campus provides diverse scientific laboratories for practical work and swimming pools for aquatic activities.

Is the school accessible for students with special needs?

Yes, the campus accommodates students with special needs through a Special Needs Programme. The facilities and staff support inclusive learning.

What kinds of clubs and extracurricular activities are available?

The school offers clubs and activities including swimming, sports, arts, and technology-focused programs. These are designed to be student-centered and safe.

How are guardians involved in school life?

Guardians are active partners in decision-making and educational development, with emphasis on community participation.

Are there leadership or service opportunities for students?

The school promotes citizenship, belonging, and self-confidence and supports leadership development and community service initiatives.

Is there language support or EAL help?

English is the language of instruction for Cambridge programs, and a Special Needs Programme is available for inclusive support. Explicit EAL details are not published.

How does the school approach wellbeing and safeguarding?

The environment is described as safe, student-centered, and supportive, with a focus on developing mental, sensory, and emotional skills. Guardians are considered active partners in wellbeing and safeguarding decisions.

What mental wellbeing or safeguarding resources are available?

Aimed at mental and emotional development, the school emphasizes wellbeing within a safe classroom environment; formal safeguarding policies are not published.

Is there a school uniform?

Yes, a uniform is required and can be purchased from ZAKS UNIFORM at Muzn Mall; prices are not published publicly.

Does the school offer boarding?

There is no boarding provision listed; it operates as a day school with contracted transportation.

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