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Iranian School Muscat

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance
Fees OMR 600 - 800
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 280
Type Co-educational
Opened 2005
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English
Strengths STEM, Sport, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Situated in Al‑Azaiba, after the 18 November Intersection on Coastal Street, Iranian School Muscat serves families seeking Iran‑based education in Oman. The school follows a Bespoke Curriculum tailored to its students' needs. The campus comprises one elementary unit, two middle-school units (girls and boys), and two high-school units (girls and boys), allowing age-segregated progression. It offers programs in humanities, science, and mathematics-physics, with support from the Government of Iran, notably the Ministry of Education and the Iranian Embassy in Oman. The complex meets very good standards in educational services and facilities. Enrollment grew from 14 students at inception (1384) to about 280 across levels in 1399-1400. Extracurricular activities include Quranic studies, cultural activities, arts, and sports, with ceremonies honoring top achievements and announcements of celebrations.

Al‑Azaiba (Al‑Adhaiba), after the 18 November Intersection, Coastal Street (Street 37), No. 379, Muscat, Oman

The Essentials

Iranian School Muscat has 280 pupils.

Location
The Iranian School Muscat is located in Al-Azaiba, a district in Muscat, Oman. The campus address is Al-Azaiba, after the 18 November intersection, Street 37 Coastal, Plot 379. The area is served by Muscat's coastal road network and is accessible from central Muscat via main roads. The school can be contacted at 24493912 or shahidarabmst@gmail.com.

Country affiliation
Iran
Fees

Annual tuition at Iranian School Muscat ranges from OMR 600 to OMR 800 for 2026/27.

Application / registration fees
- No separate, named application fee is published for the current registration cycle. Parents are required to pay the required portion of tuition at the time of registration (see Billing schedule).
- In prior registration practice a pre‑registration/advance deposit of OMR 200 was collected to secure a place; where used this deposit was applied toward the tuition balance.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑payment breakdowns)
- Primary (Elementary): OMR 600 per year. Under the published payment terms 70% is payable at registration (OMR 420) and the remaining 30% may be deferred as allowed by the school (OMR 180).
- Lower secondary (Middle school): OMR 700 per year. Split 70% at registration (OMR 490) and 30% deferred (OMR 210).
- Upper secondary (High school): OMR 800 per year. Split 70% at registration (OMR 560) and 30% deferred (OMR 240).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Seventy percent (70%) of the annual tuition is required at the time of registration. The remainder may be paid by providing a post‑dated cheque under the school's published deadlines (the school accepts deferred payment by cheque to cover the balance). Failure to attend the assigned registration or to settle the tuition as required is treated as withdrawal and the school may release the place to another applicant.
- Historical practice for some registration cycles included a pre‑registration payment (OMR 200) applied toward the total tuition; where that practice applies the balance was collected in subsequent instalments.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fee schedule is listed for the school; the school is organised as day units (primary and separate middle/secondary units). No boarding charges apply.

Other costs and mandatory items
- Uniform: Use of the school uniform is mandatory. Uniform items and colours are specified by year group; the school does not deal exclusively with any single uniform supplier and parents may purchase uniforms from any vendor. Additional costs for buying the uniform are borne by parents.
- Medical/health certificates: Medical checks (hearing, vision and heart/lung clearance) are required for registration; any fees for examinations or medical certificates are payable by parents.
- Textbooks and student insurance: Textbook provision and student insurance are arranged in coordination with parents and are billed separately (parents should expect separate charges for books and compulsory student insurance).
- Miscellaneous: Any other specific activity, examination, transport or cafeteria charges are handled as separate items and may be billed in addition to tuition when applicable; parents should plan for additional incidental costs.

Refunds and cancellations
- No separate refund schedule is published. Failure to appear for registration or failure to settle required tuition on the published schedule is treated as withdrawal and the school may reassign the place; parents should therefore assume payments made at registration are applied to secure the student's place and are not automatically refundable.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer / bank deposit to the school's bank account is the standard payment route; the school publishes an account at Bank Muscat for tuition receipts. Cash payments are not accepted for tuition; all financial transactions are processed through the school's bank account. Post‑dated cheques are accepted where the school's payment terms allow deferred settlement. No credit‑card or online card payment method is published.

If you need these fee values presented in another currency or broken down by specific school grades (for example Grade 1, Grade 2, etc.), those are straightforward conversions based on the OMR amounts above.
Wellbeing

Safeguarding
The Iranian School Muscat belongs to the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and is operated under the country's laws as well as the special regulations of the Center for International Affairs and Overseas Schools of the Ministry of Education. Education runs from first grade through twelfth grade in humanities, mathematics, and science streams, and a class is formed only if at least five students are enrolled in the grade and stream. The age for admission to first grade is five and a half years old by Mehr 1, 1401. Enrollment of new students who reach conscription age is not possible. Because of space limitations, classrooms in all grades are mixed and co-educational. Due to space constraints and expected growth, pre-registration for the next academic year is based on the number of students pre-registered up to 31 Tir 1401. All financial transactions are conducted through the school's bank account; cash payments are not accepted. The 1402–1401 academic year includes a disciplinary pledge; discipline rules follow the Executive Regulations for Schools (approved 10/5/1400) for all students.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Iranian School Muscat comprises one elementary unit, two middle-school units (girls and boys), and two high-school units (girls and boys). The school offers programs in humanities, science, and mathematics-physics. It started in 1384 with 14 students from elementary and middle levels and has grown in later years. Enrollment reached about 280 students across levels in the 1399-1400 academic year. The complex is supported by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, especially the Ministry of Education and the Iranian Embassy in Oman, and its educational services and facilities are described as in very good condition.

Academic Facilities
The Iranian School Muscat includes one elementary unit, two middle-school units (girls and boys), and two high-school units (girls and boys). It offers academic programs in humanities, science, and mathematics-physics. The school began with 14 students and has grown to include hundreds of students across levels. Ongoing support from Iran's government, notably the Ministry of Education and the Iranian embassy in Oman, underpins the school, and the complex is described as in very good condition in terms of educational services and facilities.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular activities include Quranic studies, cultural activities, arts, and sports. Ceremonies honor students with top achievements in academics, Quranic studies, culture, arts, and sports. The school publishes announcements and celebrations related to these activities. These activities demonstrate a broad range of student engagement beyond the core curriculum.
Admissions

Admissions
1. First grade enrollment: Enrollment for the first grade in elementary for the 1405-1406 academic year runs from 15 Tir to 31 Mordad, on Mondays and Wednesdays, and is subject to capacity. Parents should first pre-register in the My.Medu.ir system, then present original documents at the school, including the student's and parents' birth certificates, national IDs, passports, residence cards, and the student's vaccination card. Two recent 4x3 photos are required, and girls must be photographed with full Islamic dress. A health check covering audiology, vision, and heart and lung health by a medical specialist is required, and a health clearance certificate must be provided on the day of registration; if health checks were already conducted elsewhere, bring the electronic receipt. Note: 70% of the year's tuition is collected at registration, and the remaining balance may be paid by cheque by the end of November. Elementary tuition is 600 Omani Rials.
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