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Al Faisal International Academy

Qatar, Al Rayyan

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 6 - 12 years
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic, French, English
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Primary School
Introduction

Al Faisal International Academy in Muaither, Doha, offers a British Curriculum for children aged 6 to 12. The adapted England and Wales framework is delivered under MoEHE guidance, with core subjects including Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies, Art and Design, French, Computing, Arabic, Qatar History and Islamic Studies. Arabic, Islamic Studies and Holy Quran are taught by specialist teachers using MoEHE-approved resources. Upper primary learners study with subject specialists and materials aligned to MoE standards. The school integrates modern technologies and promotes thinking skills, with enrichment programs for talented and gifted students and a wide range of curricular and co-curricular activities to support personal growth and citizenship. Facilities include a Prayer Room, Computer Laboratory, Library and Science Laboratory, a P.E. Hall, Football and Basketball Court, Playground and Nurse Room. Extracurricular activities feature the Al Faisal Football Championship, library and museum visits, book fairs, health campaigns, national celebrations and student-led activities.

Muaither - Al Salam Street, Doha, Qatar. P.O. Box 202461

The Essentials

Al Faisal International Academy has instruction in English, Arabic.

Location

Located in Doha, Qatar. The School Address is Muaither- Al Salam Street Doha, Qatar, P.O. Box 202461. Maps show the location as Ar-Rayyan.

Stages

Primary school serving grades 1 through 6.

Type

Primary school.

Country affiliation

England and Wales

Religious affiliation

Islamic
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms exist; Qatari students may wear the Qatari uniform.

Food Options

Healthy food and Activity program.

Governance and Ownership

Governing Body governs the academy; policies are approved by the Governing Body.
Fees
Application fee

- The application fee is non‑refundable and is listed as 1,300 (currency not specified on the admissions pages).

Tuition fees (per year / per term)

- No published tuition‑fee amounts by year group or per term are available on the school's public admissions or registration pages for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. The school's admissions information does not list a termly or annual fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Seat reservation (registration) fees are payable at the start of registration (registration period begins in March and continues until the end of registration).
- Books and uniform fees must be paid before the start of the school year.
- Bus (transport) fees are payable at the time a bus seat is reserved.
- Tuition fees for the first semester are payable in the first week of the first semester; tuition fees for the second semester are payable in the first week of the second semester.
- Trip or event (party) fees are payable within one week of the request date.
- The school will take legal action in the event guardians do not comply with the stated payment dates.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. Al Faisal International Academy is presented as a primary school serving Grades 1–6 and the admissions information references bus transport rather than on‑campus boarding. No boarding fee schedule is published.

Other costs and fees

- Seat reservation / registration fees (amount not published).
- Books and uniform fees (amounts not published) payable before the academic year begins.
- Bus (transport) fees charged when a seat on the bus is reserved (amounts not published).
- Trip, party or extracurricular event charges are invoiced as requested (amounts not published).
- Any assessment, placement or testing charges associated with admission are handled during registration; the application/registration process requires payment to complete registration.

Refund information

- The application fee is explicitly non‑refundable. No other formal refund policy or refund amounts for registration, seat reservation, tuition, uniform, book or bus fees are published on the admissions/registration pages.

Fee payment options (methods accepted)

- The publicly available admissions and registration pages do not specify accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, credit card, cheque or cash). Payment instructions are indicated to be provided after an application is accepted and parents are contacted with details on how to complete payment online; the specific payment channels are not published on those pages.

Practical contact information for fee matters

- For fee invoices and payment queries the school lists a contact e‑mail and phone number and gives the school address in Doha, Qatar; those contact details may be used to obtain official invoice amounts and payment instructions.

Brief summary of availability of information

- The admissions/registration pages publish the non‑refundable application fee (1,300) and the school's payment timetable (seat reservation timing, when books/uniforms and bus fees are payable, semester payment deadlines and trip fee timing). They do not publish an itemised tuition schedule by grade or per term for 2026/27 or 2025/26, nor do they publish boarding fees, specific amounts for books/uniforms/bus, or the accepted payment methods. Where amounts or policies are not stated, no numerical fee values are available on the school's public admissions and registration pages.
Academics

Al Faisal International Academy teaches British Curriculum for students aged 6 to 12.

Curriculum

Adapted from the national curriculum of England and Wales, the AFIA curriculum is delivered in line with MoEHE guidance. The curriculum covers Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education, Art and Design, French (Modern Foreign Languages), Computing, Arabic, Qatar History, and Islamic Studies. Three compulsory subjects—Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Holy Quran—are taught by specialist teachers with resources approved by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education; Qatar History is also taught under MoEHE standards. Upper primary students are taught by subject specialists, with materials meeting MoE standards. The curriculum integrates modern learning technologies and emphasizes thinking skills, and it offers enrichment programs for talented and gifted students along with extensive curricular and co-curricular activities to support personal growth and citizenship.

Gifted and Talented

Gifted and Talented students are identified and engaged in enrichment programs, initiatives, and competitions to stretch and develop their abilities.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

AFIA provides a dynamic and enriching educational experience that nurtures academic excellence, character development, and a strong sense of community. The approach integrates innovative teaching methods in a values-driven environment and a holistic learning model, fostering authenticity, leadership, and lifelong learning to empower students to excel and grow into responsible global citizens. It is a thriving community where students, teachers, and parents work together to create a supportive and inspiring learning environment through engaging lessons, extracurriculars, and leadership opportunities.

Mental Wellbeing

AFIA provides a supportive and inspiring learning environment within a values-driven, holistic framework that emphasizes student well-being as part of overall development.

Safeguarding

The school has a Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy.
Parent Experience

Community

Al Faisal International Academy hosts a busy calendar of community events, including Qatar National Day Celebration, World Arabic Language Day, Palestinian Day, Inter-School Maths Competition, Essay Writing Competition on Qatar National Identity, Family Day, and Parents and Teachers Meetings. The events page also features School Trips, Online Classes, Breast Cancer Awareness campaigns, and a variety of awareness and cultural activities.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Policy exists. The Constitution of The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) exists. The PTA Establishment Policy exists.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school has a Prayer Room, classrooms for Year 1 through Year 6, a Computer Laboratory, a P.E. Hall, and a School Library and Science Laboratory. It also features a Football and Basketball Court, a Playground, and a Nurse Room. These spaces support core classroom learning as well as ICT, science, physical education, and health services. The campus is designed with modern safety and security measures to protect students on site.

Sports Facilities

The school provides a Football and Basketball Court and a dedicated P.E. Hall for sports and physical education. A Playground supports active play and outdoor activities during breaks. These facilities complement classroom learning and encourage physical fitness as part of the curriculum.

Academic Facilities

The school offers a Computer Laboratory and a School Library and Science Laboratory for student research and practical work. Classrooms for Year 1 through Year 6 are equipped to support technology-enabled learning. The curriculum is adapted from the national curriculum of England and Wales. These facilities enable the integration of ICT and science into daily learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Extracurricular activities include a broad program such as the Al Faisal Football Championship and curriculum-related awareness trips. Students participate in visits to the Qatar National Library and the Islamic Museum, as well as book fairs and reading weeks. The program also includes health and safety campaigns, national celebrations, and other student-led activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

AFIA follows the National Curriculum of England and MOEHE curriculum. The approach integrates innovative teaching methods and a values-driven environment to support holistic learning. The school fosters a culture of authenticity and leadership, with lifelong learning as a core aim. This program prepares students to excel academically and grow into responsible global citizens.

Leadership & Professional

AFIA fosters a culture of authenticity, leadership, and lifelong learning. Leadership opportunities are available through extracurricular activities. The school empowers students to excel academically while developing leadership capabilities. Students grow into responsible global citizens.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

A Nurse Room provides on-site health support. The campus features a PE Hall and a Football and Basketball Court for physical activity. A Playground offers outdoor play and recreation, complemented by a Library and Science Laboratory for learning and exploration.
Languages

Language Provision

Arabic is taught as a compulsory language subject. The Arabic Language program includes Holy Quran, Islamic Studies, Arabic Language and Social Studies. The curriculum is an adapted version of the national curriculum of England and Wales with mandatory subjects Arabic, Islamic, and Qatar History.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Admission is open for the Academic Year 2025/2026. Ages are calculated by September 1, and eligibility is determined by the Grade and Age Chart. All new students are admitted according to the admission policy, registration, and guidelines issued by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education. Transfers from within the country or from abroad are considered, subject to vacancies and completed transfer procedures; an oral interview is required for applicants from outside the Academy, and a placement test may be required for transfers from abroad.

2. Registration, online application, and notification. The process is handled by the Registration and Admission Department after parents submit the required documents. The application fee is non-refundable and costs 1300. Applications are submitted via the online registration system; the Registration and Admission Department reviews the application and notifies by email within a week. If accepted, an administrator contacts the family and provides instructions to complete the application and pay the online registration fee.

3. Fees and payment schedule. Seat reservation fees are paid at the beginning of registration (March) and continue through registration. Books and uniform fees are paid before the year starts, and bus fees are paid when reserving a bus seat. Tuition fees for the first and second semesters are due in the first weeks of each semester. Trip or party fees are paid within one week of the request date; if payments are not made on time, legal procedures may be taken.

4. Required documents and submission. Required documents to be uploaded with the application include copies of the parent's, guardian's, and mother's passports; the student's passport; copies of the parent's, guardian's, and mother's identity cards; the student's ID card; four recent photos; the last academic certificate; the student's birth certificate; vaccination certificate; and the student's health file. A certificate of guardian employment is also required. The application fee is non-refundable. After completing the procedures and ensuring all documents are available, the parent is directed to the registration officer to register the student in the system.
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