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Pakistan School Buraimi

Oman, Buraimi

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees OMR 5,150 - 10,270
Ages 4 - 16 years
Opened 2016
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE
Strengths Academic Enrichment, Sport
Stages Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School
Introduction

Pakistan School Buraimi opened in 2016 in a rented building to serve the local Pakistani community and sister communities in Buraimi. It caters to Kindergarten and Grade 1 through Grade 10 and follows the Cambridge curriculum. The branch notes an excellent student-to-teacher ratio to support personalized learning, and emphasizes delivery of the curriculum to high standards with collaboration among teachers, students, and parents. The campus is located in the Al Khadra Jadeed Al Buraimi area of Oman, and English is the language of instruction as part of the Cambridge framework. The school operates as a branch of Pakistan School Muscat, led by Principal Ms. Nadia Naureen. It emphasizes co- and extracurricular activities and themed assemblies as part of a broad educational program, and the Principal's message highlights education across Oman at prices within reach. The branch's contact details include Pobox 893-PC 512, Al Khadra Jadeed Al Buraimi, Oman.

Al Buraimi, Oman

The Essentials

Pakistan School Buraimi has instruction in English.

Location
Pakistan School Buraimi is in Al Khadra Jadeed Al Buraimi, Sultanate of Oman. The mailing address is Pobox 893-PC 512, Al Khadra Jadeed Al Buraimi. The campus opened in 2016 as a branch of Pakistan School Muscat to serve the Pakistani community in Buraimi and nearby sister communities.

Stages
The school caters to Kindergarten and Grade 1 through Grade 10. This places it as a primary through lower secondary school within the Pakistan School Muscat network.

Type
Pakistan School Buraimi operates as a branch of Pakistan School Muscat, part of a Pakistani-networked school system in Oman. The page does not specify whether the school is co-educational or whether boarding facilities are offered.

Additional learning support
The Pakistan School Muscat network provides a Centre for Special Education (CSE), established in 2012, to support differently-abled students. This facility is part of the overall campus provisions and reflects SEN support within the network.

Country affiliation
The school is affiliated with Pakistan through the Pakistan School Muscat network, operating in the Sultanate of Oman.

Religious affiliation
No formal religious affiliation is stated for Pakistan School Buraimi.

School day structure
Public pages do not list start times, end times, or breaks for Pakistan School Buraimi. Specific daily timings are not publicly published.

Bus service
No information about a dedicated school bus service, provider, or transport arrangements is listed for Pakistan School Buraimi on public pages.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms follow a green-and-white scheme. Girls wear a dark green shirt with a white collar, with the shirt length reaching below the knee, paired with white shalwar and a white dopatta, black shoes are required. Boys wear a white shirt (short or long sleeves) with a green striped tie, dark green trousers, a school belt, and black shoes.

Governance and Ownership
Governance is via a Board of Directors elected by the parents, with oversight by the Sultanate of Oman's Ministry of Education. Satellite branches elect School Management Committees (SMCs) that operate under the Board's supervision.
Fees

Annual tuition at Pakistan School Buraimi ranges from OMR 5,150 to OMR 10,270 for 2026/27.

Tuition fees (per semester and per school year)

- EC1 & EC2: RO 2,575 per semester; RO 5,150 per school year.
- Elementary School: RO 4,125 per semester; RO 8,250 per school year.
- Middle School: RO 4,895 per semester; RO 9,790 per school year.
- High School: RO 5,135 per semester; RO 10,270 per school year.

Transport (bus) fees

- Two-way service: RO 550 per fiscal semester; RO 1,100 per school year.
- One-way service: RO 330 per fiscal semester; RO 660 per school year.

Application / admission and first payment

- The first fee slip issued at admission includes charges for a security deposit (refundable at the time of withdrawal only), admission fees, one month's tuition and any incidental charges that apply.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is stated and billed on a per-semester basis (the amounts above are shown per semester and per school year).
- The school requires one month's written notice in writing to withdraw a student or payment of one month's fee in lieu of notice. A student's School Leaving Certificate (SLC) will be issued only after all dues are cleared. RO 5 is charged for issuance of an SLC.
- A student may be considered withdrawn if fees remain unpaid for two consecutive months or if absent for 10 consecutive working days without information.

Security deposit and refunds

- A security deposit is collected at admission and is refundable only at the time of withdrawal, subject to clearance of all dues and return of school property.
- No other explicit refundable fee schedules are published; incidental charges and refunds (if any) are governed by the school's admission and accounts procedures.

Boarding / residence

- No boarding or hostel fees are listed for Pakistan School Buraimi; the branch is described as serving Kindergarten through Grade 10 and no boarding facilities are indicated.

Other costs and charges

- Uniform requirements are specified (girls: dark green shirt, white shalwar, white dopatta details; boys: white shirt, dark green trousers, tie and belt; standard black shoes) but uniform prices are not listed. Parents should budget separately for uniform purchase.
- A disciplinary fine for late arrival is specified (a fine of Bz. 100 for latecomers is recorded under the school code of conduct). Additional fines or charges for breach of school rules may be applied in accordance with the code of conduct.
- The first fee slip may also include incidental charges; certain examinations, trips or extracurricular activities may incur additional charges as notified by the school.

Fee payment options and administration

- Methods of payment are handled by the school accounts office; the admissions material states that payment methods will be explained by the school office/accounts office at the time of admission. Fees are administratively managed by the school and its accounts office.
Academics

Pakistan School Buraimi teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 4 to 16.

Curriculum
Pakistan School Buraimi, a branch of Pakistan School Muscat in Oman, opened in 2016 and currently serves Kindergarten and Grade 1 through Grade 10. The Cambridge curriculum has been introduced as a significant milestone in its program. Curriculum structure comprises a Junior School (KG-1 to IV) and a Senior School (V to XII), with subject-specific yearly syllabuses available for each class. External qualifications include Cambridge IGCSE/O-Levels and AS/A2 Levels (CAIE) under the Cambridge pathway, while a Federal Stream is offered for Classes IX and X within the senior setup. Yearly syllabi for all grades, including KG-1 through XII and IGCSE/AS/A2, are downloadable in the syllabus section.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Pakistan School Buraimi provides an inclusive, nurturing environment within the Pakistan School Muscat network. The school runs an integrated counseling program for all students, including individual and group counseling and guidance on courses and after‑school activities. Counselors are an integral part of the educational team and support students' self‑exploration. Counselors follow International School Counselor Association (ISCA) standards in their work. The program contributes to the school's emphasis on student well‑being alongside academic progress.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The Centre for Special Education (CSE) was established in 2012 as part of the Pakistan School Muscat framework to support differently abled learners. It provides for Deaf and Mute students and is staffed by four specialist educators. The CSE serves KG to Grade 8 with tailored academic goals and includes vocational training forward by internships. Initially it started with three students and has grown to serve more learners within the Centre. This reflects a specialist SEN provision rather than general classroom support within the network.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Pakistan School Buraimi operates as an English‑medium school. Admission tests are conducted in English, alongside Mathematics, Science, and Urdu, and a workable knowledge of English is required for entry. The branch page does not publicly disclose any separate EAL program or dedicated EAL staff. English language support, beyond these admissions requirements and general instruction, is not described in publicly available materials.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported through an integrated counseling program for all students. Counseling services include individual and group sessions, classroom lessons, and guidance on course choices and after‑school activities. Counselors are an integral part of the educational team and follow ISCA standards to support self‑exploration and wellbeing. The aims are to address students' emotional and social needs alongside academic development.

Safeguarding
Safeguarding and promoting welfare are prioritized by Pakistan School Muscat, with a focus on creating safe environments and ensuring staff and volunteers share this commitment. Staff are trained to respond to safeguarding concerns and to keep up‑to‑date with policy and practice. The safeguarding approach includes staying safe in school and online and outlines clear expectations for adults working with children.
Parent Experience

History
Pakistan School Buraimi commenced in 2016 in a rented building to serve the Pakistani community in Buraimi as a branch of Pakistan School Muscat. The school offers Kindergarten and Grades 1 through 10 and has pursued academic progress despite challenges, drawing students from the Pakistani community as well as sister communities in Buraimi. The Cambridge curriculum was introduced as a significant milestone, requiring collaboration among teachers, students, and parents to adapt to a new educational paradigm. The establishment of this branch reflects the Pakistan Schools Oman network's approach to expanding access to Pakistani education within Oman.

Community
Pakistan School Buraimi serves a diverse student body drawn from the Pakistani community and sister communities in Buraimi, creating an inclusive school community. It maintains an excellent student-to-teacher ratio to support personalized attention and emphasizes co- and extracurricular activities, as well as themed assemblies, as integral parts of school life. The Cambridge curriculum shift is described as a collaborative effort among teachers, students, and parents, reinforcing community involvement in learning. The school uses social media to share progress and welcomes admission from families of diverse backgrounds.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The Pakistan School Muscat network places a governance framework where a Board of Directors is elected by the Parents. Parents of satellite branches, including Buraimi, elect School Management Committees (SMCs) to participate in governance. SMCs operate under the supervision of the Board of Directors. The Board is responsible for policy making, proper management, maintenance, and control of the schools, in accordance with Oman's laws and rules. This arrangement provides a formal channel for parent involvement and oversight similar to a PTA.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The Cambridge curriculum has been introduced at Pakistan School Buraimi to guide academic development. The school emphasizes a rich tapestry of co- and extracurricular activities to complement classroom learning. Participation in these activities is encouraged to help students explore, create, and excel. Hands-on learning is promoted as part of the overall learning approach.
Reputation

Awards
Inter-School Naat Competition 2023: Pakistan School Buraimi earned second position in the event; the competition awarded trophies, certificates, and cash prizes to winners. Pride of Pakistan Schools Position Holders 2025-26: the Pakistan Schools Oman network publishes position holders for SSC, HSSC, and International Stream (Edexcel/Cambridge), with Buraimi represented among the branches achieving top results.

Accreditations
Cambridge curriculum adoption is in place at Pakistan School Buraimi, indicating alignment with Cambridge's internationally recognized curriculum framework. No other external accreditation bodies are publicly named on the Buraimi branch page.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Initiate Online Application. Applications are accepted throughout the year, and you should start by submitting an online application through the school's online application portal. The admissions staff are available to guide you through the process and support a smooth transition into Pakistan School Muscat's network. This first step sets the foundation for eligibility checks and the subsequent steps in the admission journey.

2. Compile and submit required documents. Prepare the documents listed in the admission requirements: School Leaving Certificate for class II and above; Character Certificate; Birth Certificate for KG; passport copies of the student and both parents/guardians (with valid visa pages, two copies where required); copies of resident cards for student and parents/guardians (two copies); six recent passport-size photographs; immunization certificate; and any additional documents requested by the admissions team. Ensure all documents are complete and organized before submission to avoid delays. The process expects two copies for some documents and requires presentation of identity and residency proofs.

3. Admission test and interview. The suitability of a student for a given class is determined through an admission test, and the student will be tested in English, Mathematics, Science and Urdu. A personal interview with the student and parents/guardians is conducted with the relevant coordinator or admissions staff as part of the evaluation. The school leaving certificate from another institution does not guarantee admission to the class reflected on that certificate. The test syllabus can be obtained from the Academic Cell or the school office.

4. Post-test steps and fee arrangements. After qualifying in the admission test, parents/guardians fill the proper admission form and complete the remaining formalities. The first fee slip includes charges for the admission fee and one month's tuition fee plus other incidental charges (a security deposit may be charged and is refundable at withdrawal). The school operates as an English-medium institution, so a workable knowledge of English is required. For KG-I, the minimum age is 4 years.

5. Grade-specific eligibility and admission criteria. For admission to Class I–VIII, applicants must obtain at least 40% marks in English, Mathematics and Urdu on the admission test. CLSP admissions require a minimum of 60% in the admission test to join. For Class IX, Science Group requires at least 60% in VIII; those scoring below 60% may be offered Arts. For O' Level Class, a minimum 60% is required to join O'Level classes. For Class XI, applicants with above 60% in SSC are eligible for Pre-Medical or Pre-Engineering; Commerce and General Science Groups require at least 50% overall and 50% in Mathematics, while those scoring below 50% may join Humanities. For A' Level, admission is subject to passing at least five O'Level subjects with a minimum C grade.

6. Migration, transfer and re-admission. A student migrating from a Pakistani school/college in the case of Board classes may not need to take an admission test, but a Migration Certificate/NOC from the concerned Board is required. A School Leaving Certificate, Registration Card copy and Character Certificate should be submitted for class IX or higher, with certificates showing passing of the previous class issued by the relevant Board also attached. A student who fails the annual house examination shall seek re-admission in the same class.

7. Inquiries and contact. For admission, examination and fee-related inquiries, contact the listed staff members by email and phone: Abdur Rashid and Touqir Khalid, with the respective contact details provided on the admissions pages. Senior Principal and the Principal are available for further guidance.

Scholarships
No scholarships are listed or described on the pages for Pakistan School Buraimi.

Waitlist
There is no published waitlist or pool policy publicly described for Pakistan School Buraimi.
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