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Oloum Al Mustaqbal International Private School (Future Science)

Oman, Sohar

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees OMR 1,550 - 2,850
Ages 4 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2014
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Canadian Curriculum
Taught languages French, German, Urdu
Strengths Academic Enrichment, Languages, Outdoor Education
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Oloum Al Mustaqbal International Private School (FSIS) is a co-educational day school in Sohar, Oman. Established in 2014, FSIS serves Reception through Grade 12 and offers Cambridge International qualifications (IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels) alongside the General Education Diploma under the Ministry of Education. The language of instruction is English, with Arabic taught as a core language; French and Urdu are available as additional language options, and German is offered as an elective. The campus features hands-on facilities such as an animal park, a vegetable garden, and an aquarium, which support practical, inquiry-based learning. FSIS is accredited by Cambridge International and the Ministry of Education and is a member of ECIS, reflecting its international partnerships. The school community is multicultural, with students from about 22 nationalities and staff from 18 countries.

Oloum Al Mustaqbal Int. Private School Majan Village Falaj Al Qabail Sohar

The Essentials

Oloum Al Mustaqbal International Private School (Future Science) has instruction in English, Arabic.

Location
FSIS is located in Majan Village, Falaj Al Qabail, Sohar, Oman. It sits in the Sohar area and serves students from Reception to Grade 12. The campus operates Sunday to Thursday from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

Stages
Reception to Grade 12.

Type
Private international school.

Additional learning support
Public information describes FSIS as holistic and inclusive, but no specific SEN provisions or facilities are listed.

Country affiliation
FSIS follows Cambridge International Education and operates under the Oman Ministry of Education. It is ECIS-accredited.

Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation is stated.

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

Bus service
A school bus service is available. Arrangements are handled by the Bus Administrator, Mr. Abdulrahman Ismail Al Balushi.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school follows Cambridge International Education and is an accredited Cambridge Examination Centre in Oman. It is supervised by the Ministry of Education in Oman and is ECIS-accredited. The curriculum offerings include Cambridge Primary through Cambridge Advanced and a General Education Diploma (GED) program under MoE supervision.
Fees

Annual tuition at Oloum Al Mustaqbal International Private School (Future Science) ranges from OMR 1,550 to OMR 2,850 for 2026/27.

Application / One-time fees

- One-time capital fee (payable at registration): OMR 250.

Tuition and materials – annual amounts by year group (total and breakdown)

- KG1: Total annual charge OMR 1,550 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,350; Book & Stationery OMR 200.

- KG2: Total annual charge OMR 1,650 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,450; Book & Stationery OMR 200.

- Grade 1: Total annual charge OMR 1,775 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,550; Book & Stationery OMR 225.

- Grade 2: Total annual charge OMR 1,875 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,650; Book & Stationery OMR 225.

- Grade 3: Total annual charge OMR 1,975 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,750; Book & Stationery OMR 225.

- Grade 4: Total annual charge OMR 2,075 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,850; Book & Stationery OMR 225.

- Grade 5: Total annual charge OMR 2,100 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,850; Book & Stationery OMR 250.

- Grade 6: Total annual charge OMR 2,100 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 1,850; Book & Stationery OMR 250.

- Grade 7: Total annual charge OMR 2,400 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 2,100; Book & Stationery OMR 300.

- Grade 8: Total annual charge OMR 2,400 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 2,100; Book & Stationery OMR 300.

- Grade 9: Total annual charge OMR 2,600 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 2,200; Book & Stationery OMR 400.

- Grade 10: Total annual charge OMR 2,700 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 2,300; Book & Stationery OMR 400.

- Grade 11: Total annual charge OMR 2,750 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 2,350; Book & Stationery OMR 400.

- Grade 12: Total annual charge OMR 2,850 — Tuition (School Fees) OMR 2,450; Book & Stationery OMR 400.

Per-term billing

- Fees are published as annual totals (tuition/school fees plus book & stationery). A per-term breakdown is not specified in the published fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The published information lists annual charges but does not specify the school's billing schedule (termly instalments, monthly payments, or due dates) or detailed payment terms.

Sibling discounts

- Sibling discount scale: 5% for the second child, 10% for the third child, and 15% for the fourth child; the child in the highest grade is considered the first child for discount calculation.

Transport (bus) fees — cost per year by route/area

- Sohar routes (annual): Al Afifa OMR 325; Al Ghushba OMR 325; Al Hambar OMR 360; Al Jafra OMR 325; Al Khuwairia OMR 315; Al Mutaqa OMR 325; Al Ohi OMR 325; Al Suwaihra OMR 370; Al Tareef OMR 360; Al Waqaina East OMR 360; Al Waqaiba 5 OMR 370; Al Zafaran OMR 325; Al Sanqar OMR 325; Falaj Al Qabail OMR 300; Ghail Al Shibool OMR 370; Hay Al Rafaa OMR 370; Majan OMR 150; Majaz OMR 370; Majees OMR 315; Muwaileh OMR 370; Outab OMR 370; Sallan OMR 350; Seih Al Makarem OMR 370.

- Liwa routes (annual): Al Rasa OMR 400; Al Teeb Town OMR 380; Al Zahia East OMR 370; Fezh OMR 400; Ghadfan OMR 350; Harmool OMR 370; Liwa Suq OMR 370; Sha Abiat OMR 380.

- Shinas & Saham routes (annual): Saham OMR 500; Shinas OMR 500.

Uniforms and other ancillary costs

- A uniform section appears in the published information but specific uniform prices are not listed. Other ancillary costs such as exam fees, extra-curricular fees, medical fees or special programme fees are not itemised in the published fee schedule. Bus fees are quoted as annual amounts by route.

Boarding

- Boarding is not listed as an offered service; no boarding fees are published.

Refund information

- No explicit refund policy or refund amounts (for withdrawal, overpayment, or term cancellation) are published in the fee information.

Payment methods / options

- Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, cash, or instalment plans) are not specified in the published fee information.
Academics

Oloum Al Mustaqbal International Private School (Future Science) teaches Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Canadian Curriculum for students aged 4 to 18.

Curriculum
FSIS in Sohar, Oman offers a dual-curriculum model: the Cambridge International Programme (IGCSE 14-16 and Cambridge International AS & A Levels 16-19) alongside the General Education Diploma (GED) under the Ministry of Education for Grades 9–12. The Cambridge pathway provides internationally recognized qualifications, while the GED provides a MOE-aligned credential for senior students. Grades 9–10 under the GED cover Arabic, English, Social Studies (Arabic), Islamic (Arabic), Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, ICT, Art, Music, Life Skills, and Physical Education. Grades 11–12 under the GED maintain Arabic, English Language, Social Studies (Arabic), Islamic (Arabic), Mathematics, and offer three elective subjects from English Language Skills, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, French, German, ICT, Economics, Business Studies, Art, Music, and PE. FSIS teaches in English and Arabic, with French and Urdu available as third-language options. The school is Cambridge International-accredited, partners with Oman's MOE, and is a member of ECIS.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
FSIS emphasizes holistic development and a home like atmosphere that supports students social and emotional growth. FSIS describes itself as an extension of home with a caring, supportive, and welcoming environment where students feel safe and valued. The campus includes facilities and a diverse, multinational community that fosters inclusivity and global awareness. The curriculum is described as holistic, blending academics with interactive events and experiences that support growth and creativity. There is no explicit SEL program, dedicated staff for SEL, or formal SEL initiatives disclosed on publicly available pages.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Publicly disclosed information about SEN provisions is not present on FSIS pages. The school highlights Cambridge International and GED curricula and English Arabic language offerings, and ECIS accreditation, but these do not describe SEN support. The About Us page notes a multi national staff and diverse student body, but there is no mention of dedicated SEN staff or services. Consequently, it cannot be confirmed which Special Educational Needs the school can support beyond general inclusive language. No specialist SEN facility is listed. Therefore SEN provisions are not publicly disclosed.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English and Arabic are the core languages offered, with French and Urdu as additional language options. There is no explicit mention of an EAL program, EAL staff, or targeted EAL support on FSIS pages. The information provided indicates language offerings but does not describe EAL specific provision. Therefore, EAL specific support is not publicly disclosed. In absence of explicit information, no formal EAL support details are provided.

Mental Wellbeing
FSIS describes a home like atmosphere and a supportive, inclusive community, indicating attention to student wellbeing. The school emphasizes holistic development and learning beyond the classroom, which can contribute to wellbeing. The staff and student body are described as diverse, promoting inclusivity and safety. There is no explicit mention of formal mental health programs, counselling services, or wellbeing initiatives by name on the public pages. Therefore, explicit mental wellbeing provisions beyond the general environment are not publicly disclosed.

Safeguarding
FSIS presents the campus as a safe and welcoming environment. Specific safeguarding policies or programs are not publicly disclosed on the FSIS pages. The accreditation (Cambridge, MOE Oman, ECIS) does not detail safeguarding procedures. The information provided does not specify staff roles or safeguarding training. Therefore safeguarding provisions beyond the general safety emphasis are not publicly disclosed.
Parent Experience

History
FSIS was established in 2014 in Sohar, Oman. It blends Western education with a strong cultural foundation, reflecting its motto that education meets culture. The school operates as an international private school offering Cambridge International qualifications and the General Education Diploma under the supervision of the Ministry of Education in Oman. FSIS is accredited by Cambridge International, the Ministry of Education in Oman, and is a member of ECIS. The campus features learning facilities such as an animal park, a vegetable garden, and an aquarium, supporting hands-on learning. The school also has a multinational staff of about eighty members from eighteen nationalities and serves students from twenty-two nationalities.

Community
FSIS describes itself as an extension of home, offering a caring, welcoming environment for students and families. It emphasizes culture and holistic development as integral to daily life, aligning with its motto. The campus hosts events and activities that complement the academic program, as reflected in its News & Events section and event highlights. The school maintains a diverse, inclusive community with students from 22 nationalities and staff from 18 countries.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
A dedicated PTA page is not publicly listed on the FSIS Oman site. Public navigation shows a News & Events section that indicates family involvement. Parent involvement is mediated through the school administration, with contact points including the principal and other leaders for communications. Public information about specific PTA groups or activities is not published on the site. Parents are encouraged to engage via official channels and school events; general contact details for administration are provided.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The FSIS campus features interactive spaces such as an animal park, a vegetable garden, and an aquarium that support hands-on learning. This hands-on approach aligns with FSIS's holistic education philosophy described by the principal. FSIS offers Cambridge International qualifications and a General Education Diploma in partnership with the Ministry of Education. Specific details about libraries, laboratories, technology resources, or standard sports facilities are not listed on the site. Details about facilities such as cafeterias, performing arts spaces, or other traditional academic spaces are not specified on the site.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
FSIS offers Cambridge International Programme (IGCSE) and Cambridge International AS & A Level, alongside the General Education Diploma (GED) under the supervision of the Ministry of Education. The Cambridge Upper Secondary level (IGCSE) serves students roughly aged 14-16, while Cambridge Advanced (AS & A Level) prepares students aged 16-19 for higher education. FSIS is an accredited Cambridge Examination Centre in Oman and offers Cambridge International Education alongside the local GED curricula in English and Arabic, with French and Urdu as third language options. The campus supports hands-on learning through facilities such as an animal park, a vegetable garden, and an aquarium, which complement academic programs.
Languages

Language Provision
English and Arabic are the primary languages of instruction. In Grades 9–12, the GED curriculum includes Arabic and English with Arabic language subjects such as Arabic, Social Studies (Arabic), and Islamic (Arabic). French and Urdu are offered as third-language options, and German is available as an elective in Grades 11–12. The school offers Cambridge International qualifications (IGCSE and AS/A Level) in addition to GED, reflecting a multilingual approach across its curricula.

Bilingual Teaching
FSIS offers a bilingual programme for Grades 9–12 known as the General Education Diploma (GED) under the supervision of the Oman Ministry of Education. The GED bilingual curriculum uses both English and Arabic in instruction and assessment, with core Arabic-language subjects including Arabic, Social Studies (Arabic), and Islamic (Arabic). The school also operates Cambridge International qualifications alongside GED, providing multiple pathways for secondary students. FSIS teaches multiple curricula in English and Arabic, and French and Urdu are available as third-language options.
Reputation
Admissions

Admissions
1. Step 1 — Submit required documents and pay the One Time Capital Fee. The school lists the following documents for applicants (KG1 through Grade 1): a copy of the student's birth certificate certified by the MOFA, four passport-size photographs, copies of the student's and parents' passports with a valid visa for non-Omani family members, a health vaccination card, a transfer letter from the previous school, the last grade report (certified by MOFA and equated to MOE), and copies of the resident cards for both the student and parents. The One Time Capital Fee is 250 OMR. These items must accompany the application, and the fee is a separate upfront charge. This step requires the family to prepare and submit all listed materials to initiate the admission process.

2. Step 2 — Verify grade eligibility and review cost details. The school publishes explicit age ranges by grade to determine appropriate placement (e.g., KG1 is for attending ages 3 years 2 months to 4 years 11 months, KG2 for ages around 4 years 2 months to 5 years 11 months, Grade 1 for 5 years 2 months to 7 years 2 months, etc.). Each grade has a total annual fee comprised of School Fees plus Book & Stationery (for example, KG1 totals 1550 OMR with 1350 OMR for fees and 200 OMR for books, and Grade 12 totals 2850 OMR with 2450 OMR for fees and 400 OMR for books). The numbers and the mixed English/Arabic fee details are provided per grade on the admissions materials. The One Time Capital Fee remains separate from these annual charges.

3. Step 3 — Transfer, MOE equivalence, and documents review; admission decision timing is not published. In addition to the documents above, the page references a transfer letter from the previous school and a school report of the last grade (certified from MOFA and equated to MOE) as part of the submission, with MOE equivalence for non-Omani students. The site does not publish a timetable for decisions or the exact communication method, so families are advised to await confirmation from the school after document review. For further details or to confirm any grade-specific requirements, contact FSIS using the numbers and emails listed on the school's contact page.

4. Step 4 — Enrollment confirmation and fee settlement. Once admitted, families typically proceed to enroll and settle the applicable tuition by grade, which is the sum of the Grade's School Fees and Books & Stationery. The page also indicates a sibling-discount structure (5% for the 2nd child, 10% for the 3rd, and 15% for the 4th child) to be applied to the tuition charges. The One Time Capital Fee is a separate, upfront charge. This step includes confirming enrollment and arranging payment of the current year's charges.

5. Step 5 — Uniforms and transport arrangements. The FSIS site notes sections for Uniforms and Bus Routes as part of the admissions/enrollment package. Uniform costs are not published on the page, while bus routes are listed with annual costs by region (e.g., Sohar routes with various stop names and annual fares such as Al Afifa, Al Ghushba, Al Hambar, etc., and Liwa and Shinas/Saham routes with corresponding fees). Families should plan for these additional annual costs alongside tuition and books, and contact the school for exact current figures and bus-route eligibility.

6. Step 6 — Curriculum and language of instruction. FSIS operates under Cambridge International Education in addition to the local Ministry of Education framework, and it is an ECIS-accredited school. The curriculum is delivered in English and Arabic, with French and Urdu offered as a third-language option. This provides a bilingual learning environment alongside Cambridge examinations for eligible grades.

Scholarships
FSIS Oman does not publish information about scholarships.

Waitlist
There is no published waitlist or pool policy on FSIS's site. The admissions pages describe required documents, grade-specific fees, and other enrollment details, but they do not outline any waitlist procedure. For confirmation, contact the school's administration via the listed channels. Contact details: +968 94904409; futurescienceschool@gmail.com.
School Events
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