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Belgravia High School Doha

Qatar, Doha

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees QAR 46,300
Ages 14 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 130
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum
Typical class size 10
Introduction

Belgravia High School's website describes the school as a British-curriculum secondary school based in Doha, Qatar, serving Key Stage 4 and Sixth Form (Year 10 to Year 13), equivalent to ages 14–18. The school states it is an accredited Cambridge and Edexcel examination centre offering iGCSE and International AS/IA Level programmes, with English used as the language of instruction for all subjects except Arabic (First Language) and Islamic Studies, which are delivered in Arabic. The site lists typical subject options at iGCSE and A level (including English First and Second Language, English Literature and Arabic) and publishes an educational plan that notes small class sizes and pastoral support. Published facilities include interactive whiteboards and projectors in every classroom, a computer suite, library, three science laboratories, an art and photography room, a gym, an outdoor football pitch and courts, a canteen, clinic and prayer room. The school also refers to extracurricular activities, a parents' portal (iSAMS) and compliance with Qatar Ministry of Education requirements.

Sports City St, Doha, Qatar

The Essentials

Belgravia High School Doha has 130 pupils, typical class sizes of 10, instruction in English.

Location
Belgravia High School is located on Habib bin Maslama Street, Doha, Qatar. The campus is in central Doha and is accessible via the city's road network; it is listed in directory mappings as being in the Doha/Sports City corridor. The address shown for correspondence is Habib bin Maslama, Doha, Qatar.

Stages
Belgravia High School operates as a secondary school. It includes Year 9 as a transition year, with Arabic (non-IGCSE options), Qatar History, Religion and Physical Education, before moving to iGCSE in Years 10–11 and IA Level/IAS Level in Years 12–13, under Cambridge and Edexcel boards. This Cambridge- and Edexcel-accredited pathway covers iGCSEs and international A/AS levels.

Type
Co-educational day school. A third-party profile identifies the school as mixed gender (co-educational).

Additional learning support
The school emphasizes pastoral care and provides subject-specific interventions (Physics, Arabic, Chemistry, Mathematics, Business, Psychology) to support learning and help students progress. ECA activities and targeted interventions are part of the learning support framework.

Country affiliation
United Kingdom. The curriculum is British (Cambridge and Edexcel), with IA Levels/AS Levels offered alongside iGCSE, aligning with UK frameworks.

Religious affiliation
None publicly listed; Religion is included as a Year 9 subject within the curriculum.

School day structure
The school week runs Sunday to Thursday. The typical day is described in profiles as starting in the morning and finishing in the early afternoon, with common timing around 8:00–14:00.

Bus service
There is no school bus service provided. The school notes that it is located near other transport options, but does not operate its own bus service.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Belgravia High School Doha enforces a modest dress code aligned with local norms. For 2025-2026, students wear a uniform that includes a shirt in black, white, dark blue or gray paired with black or gray trousers, with rules to cover the midriff and avoid tight or ripped clothing; jeans and leggings are not allowed, and short skirts are prohibited. The policy encourages cultural dress by allowing boys to wear a thobe and girls a dark-colored abaya, and requires closed-toe shoes in black or white; formal sandals are allowed only when wearing the thobe, with Crocs or open-toe sandals permitted as well; head coverings are not allowed except for the approved traditional attire.

Food Options
Students may purchase food from the cafeteria between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm, or they may bring food from home. Healthy options are encouraged, and outside food is not allowed; the school prohibits Red Bull, chocolate, fast food, and fizzy drinks.

Governance and Ownership
Belgravia High School Doha is privately run and registered with the Ministry of Education (MOE) in Qatar. The leadership includes a Chairman, Sheikh Suhaim bin Khalid Al Thani.
Fees

Annual tuition at Belgravia High School Doha ranges from QAR 46,300 for 2026/27.

Application & registration fees

- Registration / seat reservation fee: QAR 2,000 (payable at acceptance).
- Assessment (entrance/placement) fee: QAR 300. This assessment fee is charged for entry testing. The school states that the entrance test fee is non‑refundable.

Tuition and core fees (Grades / Year groups covered)

The school publishes fees for Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12 and Grade 13. The published components are shown below (amounts in Qatari riyals):

- Tuition fee (full academic year): QAR 35,000 per student (per year) for Grades 10–13.
- Registration fee: QAR 2,000.
- Book fee: QAR 3,000.
- Exam fee: QAR 6,000.
- Assessment fee: QAR 300.

Total published package (per student) — Grades 10–13

- Student Fees (Full Academic Year) — Total: QAR 46,300 (this is the sum of Tuition QAR 35,000 + Registration QAR 2,000 + Book QAR 3,000 + Exam QAR 6,000 + Assessment QAR 300).

Pro‑rata / mid‑year enrolment (example published for students starting second term)

- If a student starts in the second term the published pro‑rata tuition is shown as: Tuition QAR 23,333 plus the same Registration, Book, Exam and Assessment fees, giving a published total of QAR 34,633 for students starting in the second term.

Scholarship / discounted fee example (published)

- The school publishes an example scholarship rate for Grades 10–13 showing Tuition up to QAR 17,500 plus Registration QAR 2,000, Book QAR 3,000, Exam QAR 6,000 and Assessment QAR 300 for a total of QAR 28,800.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are payable in accordance with the school's Schedule of Fees and associated terms; the school issues an offer/acceptance with payment details to parents and requires the applicable fees to be paid on the timetable set out in the Schedule of Fees. The school reserves the right to amend the Schedule of Fees.
- The school publishes options for full‑year billing and pro‑rata charging for students joining mid‑year (example shown for students starting second term).
- Consequences of late or unpaid Term 1 or Term 2 fees include the school's discretion to withhold participation in internal or external examinations, withhold school documents (reports, transcripts), restrict access to lessons, and block re‑enrolment in the Ministry system until outstanding fees are paid.

Boarding

- Boarding is not listed in the published fee components and no boarding fee is published for Grades 10–13; the school's published fee schedule covers tuition, registration, books, exams and assessment fees only.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Textbooks and book fee: The published Book Fee QAR 3,000 is included in the total package for the year.
- Stationery / personal equipment: Students are expected to provide their own stationery and basic equipment (black pens, pencils, ruler, calculator, notebooks, school bag, diary, water bottle, etc.). These are listed as parent/guardian responsibilities; stationery costs are additional to the published School Fees.
- Uniform / dress: The school has a student dress code and specifies uniform requirements; the dress code is enforced by the school. Uniform purchase costs are not itemised in the published fee schedule and should be treated as an additional expense.
- Extra‑curricular activities, trips or residential activities: The school states that costs for outside school trips or optional activities will be notified to parents separately; such costs are additional to the published package.

Refunds and withdrawal policy (published highlights)

- Refunds are governed by the School Fees Policy incorporated into the School Admissions Terms and Conditions; the Admissions Agreement states that refunds will be made by bank transfer to the payer named on the original payment document and to the same bank account used for payment.
- The Admissions Agreement expressly states that the School will only refund fees as set out in the School Fees Policy and that the School may withhold refunds or reductions in fees already paid if the student is expelled or if parents provided materially incomplete or untruthful information. The school may also withhold refunds in certain force majeure scenarios as described in the Admissions Agreement.

Payment options and administrative notes

- The school's Admissions process states that an offer will be sent with payment details and parents must submit required fees within the time specified in the offer; the published Admissions Terms and Conditions require adherence to the Schedule of Fees and that payments will be handled according to those terms. The Admissions Terms and Conditions also state that refunds are returned by bank transfer to the original payer's account and that the school does not accept payments from sanctioned or prohibited parties.

Summary (key published figures)

- Tuition (Grades 10–13, full academic year): QAR 35,000.
- Total published package (Grades 10–13, full academic year): QAR 46,300.
- Pro‑rata example for students starting second term: Total QAR 34,633 (Tuition QAR 23,333 + other published fees).

(Information above is taken from the school's published fee structure and the School Admissions Terms and Conditions, including the Schedule of Fees and admissions materials.)
Academics

Belgravia High School Doha teaches British Curriculum for students aged 14 to 18.

Curriculum
The school offers Cambridge iGCSE or Edexcel iGCSE courses and International IA Level/IAS Level qualifications, examined under Cambridge and Edexcel boards. The curriculum is organized around key stages, with a focus on holistic learning at Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11) and a transitionary approach from Key Stage 3 to IGCSEs. Year 9 follows non-IGCSE subjects such as Arabic (unless selected as an IGCSE option), Qatar History, Religion and Physical Education, while English and Mathematics are taken to IGCSE level and students choose five additional subjects. iGCSE subjects cover a broad range across languages, sciences, and other subjects with Cambridge or Edexcel as appropriate. Post-16, International IA Level and IAS Level qualifications are studied over two years in a subject-by-subject format and are widely recognized by universities worldwide.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Belgravia High School Doha supports Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through a strong pastoral system that fosters holistic student development, including personal, cultural, and values awareness.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school does not publicly disclose information about Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision; a dedicated SEN/SEND policy is not listed among the 2025-2026 School Policies.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
There is no publicly disclosed information about English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported within the pastoral framework and the school's culture, which aims to provide a safe, secure and engaging learning environment and a sense of belonging.

Safeguarding
Safeguarding and child protection are addressed by the Safeguarding Policy (2025-2026) and the Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy in Belgravia's School Policies.
Parent Experience

History
Belgravia High School Doha was founded in 2012. The school is registered with the Qatar Ministry of Education and licensed under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry. The Belgravia Blueprint describes over a decade of service with small class sizes and individualized learning. It is governed by Chairman Sheikh Suhaim bin Khalid Al Thani and Principal Sdaqat Jabeen. The school has hosted university-focused events, such as a University Fair in February 2023, and participated in the Georgetown Model United Nations Conference.

Community
Belgravia describes its school community as diverse and inclusive, with a strong sense of belonging. The leadership emphasizes a home–school partnership, including open houses and parent–teacher conferences to engage families. The school offers a broad range of extracurricular activities—sports, clubs, drama, and community service—that foster student involvement. Belgravia hosts and participates in events such as Breast Cancer Awareness Day, Mental Health Awareness Day, a Georgetown Model United Nations Conference, and University Fair activities, reflecting active student life and community engagement.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Belgravia High School Doha provides modern, well‑equipped facilities to support learning and student well‑being. The campus features spacious classrooms and laboratories designed to support practical work, with technology resources continually updated to provide access to current tools. The library is spacious and welcoming, offering a broad range of books, magazines, and online resources, with comfortable workspaces throughout the school for independent or group study. The cafeteria is modern and inviting, providing healthy meal options and spaces to socialize. A modern gymnasium and multiple outdoor fields and courts support physical education and a wide range of sports, with quiet study areas available for focused work.

Sports Facilities
Belgravia High School Doha provides a modern gymnasium and multiple outdoor fields and courts for a range of sports. The facilities support physical education, team practices, and after‑school activities, and are designed to accommodate a variety of sports and training needs. The spaces are intended to promote physical fitness, coordination, and teamwork among students. This combination supports students' physical development and well‑being.

Academic Facilities
The library is a spacious and welcoming place for study, research, and relaxation, with a broad range of books, magazines, and online resources and additional comfortable workspaces across the campus. Classrooms and laboratories are designed to provide students with the tools and resources they need to learn and perform practical work. The school continually updates technology to ensure access to the latest and most advanced tools, and classrooms are spacious and welcoming. Together, these facilities support a wide range of subjects and inquiry‑based learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) program offers a wide range of options, including sports‑based activities such as Zumba, Aerobics, Fitness, Basketball, Martial Arts, and Football, as well as cultural and service‑oriented activities. The program also provides subject interventions such as Physics Intervention, Psychology Club, Arabic Intervention, Business Intervention, Chemistry Intervention, and Mathematics Intervention. ECA sessions run from Sunday to Thursday during the school day, giving students opportunities to develop leadership skills and pursue interests beyond the core curriculum.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school is a British secondary education institution located in Doha, Qatar.

Cultural & Language
Languages offered include Arabic First Language (Edexcel iGCSE), English First Language (Edexcel iGCSE), and English Second Language (Edexcel iGCSE).
Languages

Language Provision
The school offers iGCSE language courses including Arabic First Language, English First Language, English Second Language, and English Literature.
Reputation

Accreditations
Belgravia High School is a registered educational institute with the Ministry of Education (MOE) Qatar and licensed under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry (MOCI). It presents itself as a British-based secondary school in Doha, Qatar.
Admissions

Admissions
Step 1 – Submit Application. The registration window for Belgravia High School opens in March each year for enrolments in the following academic year. New students and current students re‑registering must fill out an application form in person or online. The online registration form includes an option to save and continue later and is valid for 30 days. Parents must ensure they read the admissions information and have all required documents ready when completing the form, as the process may take time. A preferential discount is available for Parents/Guardians employed at Hamad Medical Corporation; enquire for details.

Step 2 – Entrance Assessment. The administration office will communicate the date of the entrance assessment. Students who are scheduled for the entrance test must pay the non‑refundable entrance test fee. Entrance tests cover English, Mathematics, and Arabic for Arab speakers only; a minimum of 70% is required to qualify for a seat. Results are announced within one full week of the exam.

Step 3 – Offer. Following the assessment, an offer is sent to parents with payment details. Students who pass the entrance test must complete registration forms and submit all required documents and fees within one week.

Step 4 – Seat Reservation. New students and parents receive a guided tour of the school and undergo an informal interview with the Principal and Registrar after submitting the application form and paying the non‑refundable seat reservation fee. Required document copies for students include: Passport, Valid QID, Birth Certificate, Vaccination Certificate, Health Card, Most recent school report, Copy of IGCSE/AS Level results (if available), 3x Passport‑Sized Photos. Required guardian copies include: Passport, Valid QID, Employment Certificate. Get in touch with the admissions team to complete the process.

Scholarships
Scholarship information is published for the Diploma Programme. Belgravia High School offers scholarships that cover up to 50% of tuition for the 2023‑2024 academic year. The Scholarship Programme is merit‑based and renewal is reviewed annually based on academic performance and behaviour. A separate scholarship application is required and additional documentation is requested. The scholarship process includes Step 1 – Submit Application, Step 2 – Application Assessment (admissions test and panel interview with the Principal and Scholarship Committee), and Step 3 – Offer (successful applicants receive an offer by 1 June 2023). Required student documents for scholarship applications include: Passport, Valid QID, Birth Certificate, Vaccination Certificate, Health Card, 2 full years of school reports, Copy of IGCSE/AS Level results (if available), 3x Passport‑sized photos, and a School/Teacher Recommendation Letter. Guardian documents required are: Passport, Valid QID, and Employment Certificate. Get in touch with the educational consultants to learn more about the scholarship programme and how to secure a place for your child.
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