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MySchool Oman

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees OMR 1,624 - 2,880
Ages 4 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 400
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Typical class size 10
Introduction

MySchool Oman is an international day school located in Al Hail South, Muscat (Way No. 2933, Building No. 3344). The school delivers the International Baccalaureate continuum—Primary Years (PYP), Middle Years (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP)—and serves students aged 4 to 18. MySchool describes its curriculum as inquiry‑based and aligned with the IB learner profile; its PYP page sets out Early Years and PYP age bands and the MYP and DP pages describe the respective programme structures. The school's staffing list shows dedicated English, Arabic and French teachers and the DP course list includes English A and Arabic A/B, indicating those languages are taught. Published information highlights modern classrooms equipped with computers and interactive whiteboards, a lab technician on staff, and a range of co‑curricular provision in sports (football, basketball, athletics), arts and music. MySchool also notes a named MYP coordinator and a DP implementation (from 2024) as part of its programme structure.

Way no. 2933, Building no. 3344, Muscat, Oman

The Essentials

MySchool Oman has 400 pupils, typical class sizes of 10, instruction in English.

Location
MySchool Oman is located in Muscat, Oman, in the Al Hail South/Seeb area. The address is Al Hail South, Seeb, Al Huda Street, Way #2933, Building #3344, Muscat. It is in central Muscat with access to major roads and local amenities.

Stages
MySchool Oman serves students from age 2 to 18. The school offers the full International Baccalaureate continuum, including the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 3-12, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for ages 11-16, and the Diploma Programme (DP) in the senior years.

Type
MySchool Oman is a co-educational day school with no boarding facilities.

Pupil Nationality Mix
The student body represents students from over 40 nations. The exact ratio of local to international students and the most represented nationalities are not published.

Additional learning support
Support for learning includes attention to language needs within the bilingual English-Arabic framework of the PYP. The High School offers free extra-support classes if needed, with a focus on student wellbeing.

Country affiliation
No formal country affiliation is stated; the school operates as an international IB school in Oman.

Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation is indicated; the school is described as IB World School with a general international focus.

School day structure
The school day runs from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM, Sunday to Thursday.

Bus service
A school bus service is not currently offered; transport arrangements are described as coming soon.
Fees

Annual tuition at MySchool Oman ranges from OMR 1,624 to OMR 2,880 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fee

- A one-time registration fee for new students: OMR 200 (non‑refundable).

Tuition fees by school year (annual totals and component breakdown)

- Kindergarten (KG1–KG2)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 1,254.
- Annual additional fees (books, resources, nourishment, uniform, international programme): OMR 370.
- Total annual fee (tuition + additional fees): OMR 1,624.

- PYP 1–3 (Grades 1–3)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 1,505.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 480.
- Total annual fee: OMR 1,985.

- PYP 4–5 (Grades 4–5)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 1,881.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 530.
- Total annual fee: OMR 2,411.

- MYP 1 (MYP Year 1)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 1,881.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 610.
- Total annual fee: OMR 2,491.

- MYP 2–3 (MYP Years 2–3)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 2,132.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 610.
- Total annual fee (each year): OMR 2,742.

- MYP 4 (MYP Year 4)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 2,166.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 660.
- Total annual fee: OMR 2,826.

- MYP 5 (MYP Year 5)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 2,166.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 660.
- MYP eAssessment / certificate charge: OMR 230 (applies for the MYP eAssessment year where relevant).
- Total annual fee (including the eAssessment line shown): OMR 3,056.

- DP 1 (IB Diploma Year 1)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 2,220.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 660.
- DP examination / assessment charge shown for DP1: OMR 150.
- Total annual fee (DP1 example row): OMR 3,030.

- DP 2 (IB Diploma Year 2)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 2,220.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 660.
- DP examination / assessment charge shown for DP2: OMR 395.
- Total annual fee (DP2 example row): OMR 3,275.

- Grade 11–12 (where listed separately)
- Annual tuition component: OMR 2,220.
- Annual additional fees: OMR 660.
- Total annual fee shown: OMR 2,880.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment options for school fees: pay the full annual amount in one payment, or pay in three instalments.

- Instalment timing: the school's published schedules show three instalment dates spanning the start and early months of the school year (instalments are collected around the start of term and subsequent term dates). The school requires payment of the additional fees with the first instalment in August.

- Cheques and PDCs: post‑dated cheques are used for instalment payments; the deadline for deposited cheques is the end of December (the school sets a year‑end deadline for cheques). A charge of OMR 20 per month will be applied for returned cheques or late payment / failure to meet the original payment schedule.

- Timing of one‑time / additional charges: device charges and other one‑time items are payable with the first instalment at the start of the academic year.

Boarding fees

- Boarding does not apply. The school is operated as a day school; no boarding fee schedule is published.

Other costs and common additional charges

- Device / technology charges (one‑time, charged at start of year): iPad for primary years and laptop charges for secondary are listed as separate one‑time charges. Example amounts published on fee pages include iPad and MacBook charges in the ranges shown (school publishing shows entries such as iPad OMR 300 and MacBook Pro OMR 800 on one fee page and iPad OMR 280 / MacBook Air OMR 600 on another published fee table). These device charges are one‑time payments linked to the student's year group and are charged with the first instalment.

- Arabic as a foreign language (for non‑Arabic speakers): OMR 50 (one‑time / annual additional charge where the student is enrolled in Arabic as a foreign language).

- Examination / assessment fees: some years (MYP eAssessment, DP exam years) show separate assessment charges in the published fee rows (example: OMR 230 for MYP5; OMR 150–395 for DP years as shown). These apply in the assessment years indicated.

- The line item described as "Fees" in the fee schedule covers books, resources, nourishment (meals), uniform and the international programme; that amount varies by year group and is included in the annual totals shown above.

Refund information

- The registration fee (OMR 200) is published as non‑refundable for new students.

- No detailed, separate refund/withdrawal schedule is published alongside the school's fee tables; specific refund or withdrawal deductions and procedures are not set out in the same fee pages. Refund or withdrawal handling (if required) is therefore not specified in the fee schedule itself.

Fee payment options and accepted instruments

- The school publishes instalment payment by post‑dated cheques and accepts payment either in full or by instalments using cheques/PDCs; the fee pages reference cheque deadlines and returned‑cheque penalties. Specific online payment gateways or card acceptance are not specified on the published fee pages. Parents commonly use the school accounts office and post‑dated cheques for the instalment plan.

Notes on penalties and late charges

- A monthly administrative charge of OMR 20 will be applied for returned cheques or failure to meet payment deadlines / instalment schedule. Additional administrative or bank charges may apply if payment instruments are dishonoured.

Summary

- New student registration fee: OMR 200 (non‑refundable). Annual tuition and the separate annual charges for books/resources/nourishment/uniform are listed by year group above; totals vary by year group from around OMR 1,624 (early years) up to OMR 3,275 (IB DP year rows where assessment charges apply). Instalment payment in three parts or a single full payment is accepted; additional fees and one‑time device charges are payable with the first instalment. Returned cheques and late payments carry a monthly penalty (OMR 20). Boarding is not applicable.
Academics

MySchool Oman teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP) for students aged 4 to 18.

Curriculum
MySchool Oman offers the International Baccalaureate continuum for learners aged roughly 3–19, spanning Kindergarten (KG1–KG2), Primary (Grade 1–7), Middle Years Programme (MYP, 11–16), and the Diploma Programme (DP, 16–19). The school is an IB World School since 2018, with DP authorisation confirmed in 2024. Instruction is bilingual, with English and Arabic offered. In Primary, English follows the Oxford Discover curriculum and Science uses the Cambridge curriculum, supported by a dedicated science lab. The Diploma Programme delivers six subject groups with SL/HL options and a DP Core, including Studies in English and Arabic Language and Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics (Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation), and Computer Science or Business Management. IELTS preparation and additional support are provided to learners.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
SEL is embedded through the IB framework via Personal, Social and Physical Education (PSPE), which treats well-being as a core dimension of learning and supports students' physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, social and developmental health to foster self-understanding and positive relationships; the school's wellbeing initiatives are supported by staff in leadership and pastoral roles, including a Vice Principal who is the MYP Coordinator and a CAS Coordinator who oversee student wellbeing and activities; the athletics program explicitly reinforces wellbeing as part of holistic development within IB education.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school commits to equal opportunities for students with special needs, and admissions include assessments of English, Arabic and additional learning needs to determine appropriate placement; an Inclusion Policy exists for the Primary Years Programme to support inclusive education.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The language of instruction is English and Arabic, and admissions assess students' English and Arabic language proficiency; there is no publicly described separate EAL program beyond these language considerations.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is addressed as part of the school's wellbeing approach within the PSPE/IB framework, recognizing mental health as a key component of overall wellbeing and student development.

Safeguarding
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding and child protection policies.
Parent Experience

History
MySchool Oman was founded in 2012. From the start, the school used the Nelson Canadian Curriculum before adopting the Oxford Discover Curriculum to support its vision for 21st-century thinking. The school pursued International Baccalaureate (IB) accreditation and now offers the full IB continuum for students aged 2 to 18. It is led by Principal Ms. Samia Bint Moosa Al Belushi. IB authorizations were formalized in 2024, confirming its status as an IB World School.

Community
The MySchool Oman community is multinational, with representation from more than 40 nations and about 1,500 students. The school emphasizes the arts, technology, sports, and music, with regular exhibitions and performances that involve students and the wider school community. Sports feature inter-house and inter-school competitions that foster school spirit, teamwork, and resilience. A variety of campus events and activities are held throughout the year, including exhibitions and events such as Space Day.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
MySchool Oman maintains an active parent engagement program with regular parent-teacher meetings and informational sessions. Evidence of parent–teacher collaboration includes events such as the first Parent/Teacher Meeting on 11 October 2021, as well as MYP Parents Informative Meetings and PYP Meetings. Parents participate in induction sessions for MYP 4/5 and in workshops related to PYP and MYP learning. The school's social stream also documents parent involvement in community projects and events such as Open Day coverage. Regular parent-focused communications and events illustrate ongoing parent engagement.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
MySchool Oman provides facilities designed to support its International Baccalaureate program for students aged 2 to 18. Classrooms are equipped with computers, smart boards and other digital resources to support interactive lessons. The campus includes two science labs (one for physics and one for chemistry/biology) and dedicated ICT laboratories. A well-resourced library serves students across age groups, and kindergarten facilities include a music studio and a designated playground. The arts program features regular exhibitions and performances, and a cafeteria provides full meals as part of the fees.

Sports Facilities
Sport is integrated into the IB program with a PE curriculum and participation in inter-house and inter-school competitions. Students take part in football, basketball, badminton, volleyball, swimming, and athletics.

Academic Facilities
Two science labs (one for physics and another for chemistry/biology) support practical experiments. Fully equipped science and ICT labs are in use, and classrooms include computers, smart boards and other digital resources. A modern library provides access to learning materials and quiet study spaces, with formal counseling and academic tutoring services available. ICT facilities and digital resources support coding and digital literacy as part of the curriculum.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Creative facilities include a music studio and opportunities in the arts for painting, drawing and dance, with regular exhibitions and performances. The campus also includes a designated outdoor playground. The school runs a broad sports program with inter-house and inter-school competitions in football, basketball, badminton, volleyball, swimming and athletics.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum for students aged 3 to 19. The IB curriculum emphasises critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and lifelong learning. The curriculum is described as world-renowned and built on the best of global and US standards. Technology is integrated through modern classrooms with computers, smart boards, and access to digital resources to support learning.

Arts & Creative
The arts program includes painting, drawing, and dance. Regular exhibitions and performances provide opportunities to share work with the school community. The program aims to foster creativity, self-expression, and confidence. Music opportunities include choir and instrumental performances.

Cultural & Language
The school has an international, multicultural ethos with a community representing over 40 nations. The IB framework emphasises intercultural understanding and global-mindedness.

Social & Hobbies
Sports are a core part of school life, with activities in football, basketball, and athletics. Inter-house and inter-school competitions promote school spirit and excellence. The music program provides opportunities for performances and creative collaboration.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports foster teamwork, discipline, and resilience, helping students stay active and healthy. The school emphasises a supportive, respectful community and opportunities for physical well-being through competitive events.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Submit Your Application and Required Documentation. Academic Year 2022/2023: Admissions are now open; after the review, applicants are advised of their status and next steps. The required documents include six passport-size photos of the applicant, a copy of the birth certificate, a passport copy of the applicant, a passport copy of the applicant's father or sponsor, copies of the residency visa of both parents/sponsor and applicant, and a copy of the Omani ID. The Myschool application form can be downloaded, and registration information can be requested or the form submitted online to initiate the process.

2. Take the Assessment Examination. After submitting the application, the assessment examination is scheduled by the admissions team. The examination evaluates the applicant's readiness and placement for the program. The results inform the admission decision and any next steps in the process.

3. Submit the Required Documentation. Submit the documents listed above as part of the application package. The Admissions contact is Ms. Azza Al Subhi, reachable at +968 24555171. The process includes finalizing submission through the online form or via the offline registration form where applicable.
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