The Phoenix Private School

Qatar, Doha

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees QAR 24,550 - 34,220

Ages 3 - 14 years

Pupil numbers 397

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum

Typical class size 20

Bldg No.16, Zone 43 Al Afnan Street, Qatar

www.thephoenixprivateschool.com

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The Essentials

Location

The Phoenix Private School is located in Doha, State of Qatar. The campus address is Building No. 16, Al Afnaan Street, Al Mamoura. The Little Learners British Nursery is located in the heart of Doha.

Stages

The school offers education from Foundation Stage (early years) through Key Stage 3 (KS3). The Little Learners British Nursery forms part of the early years provision, and the curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum.

Type

The Phoenix Private School follows the English National Curriculum in a British, coeducational setting. It operates as a day school; there is no boarding facilities listed publicly.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The school represents over 50 nationalities; the most common nationality and the local vs international ratio are not disclosed publicly.

Additional learning support

The school states an inclusive environment with tailored support programs for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN). It offers literacy support such as Read Write Inc. to assist reading development.

Country affiliation

No formal country affiliation is stated; the school is located in Qatar and follows the English National Curriculum.

Religious affiliation

Religious affiliation is not indicated in public materials.

School day structure

Typical school hours run from 7:00 a.m. to around 2:30 p.m. on most days; in some terms there are extensions up to about 3:30 p.m. for after‑school activities.

Bus service

A dedicated school bus service is not publicly advertised; some information from third‑party listings suggests transportation can be arranged through private hire transport services.

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Fees

Application and one‑off admission fees

- Application fee: QAR 270 per pupil.
- Registration fee (one‑off): QAR 1,500 per pupil.
- Assessment fee: QAR 0 for KG1 and KG2; QAR 250 for Year 1 and above. The assessment fee is payable prior to the assessment and is non‑refundable.
- Reservation of seat (listed alongside tuition): QAR 2,000.

Tuition fees (basic) — annual and per‑term breakdown

- KG1 (Foundation 1): Tuition QAR 24,300 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 9,720 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 7,290 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 7,290 (30%).

- KG2 (Foundation 2): Tuition QAR 24,300 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 9,720 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 7,290 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 7,290 (30%).

- Year 1: Tuition QAR 28,350 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 11,340 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 8,505 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 8,505 (30%).

- Year 2: Tuition QAR 28,350 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 11,340 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 8,505 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 8,505 (30%).

- Year 3: Tuition QAR 28,350 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 11,340 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 8,505 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 8,505 (30%).

- Year 4: Tuition QAR 28,350 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 11,340 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 8,505 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 8,505 (30%).

- Year 5: Tuition QAR 28,350 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 11,340 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 8,505 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 8,505 (30%).

- Year 6: Tuition QAR 28,350 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 11,340 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 8,505 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 8,505 (30%).

- Year 7: Tuition QAR 32,400 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 12,960 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 9,720 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 9,720 (30%).

- Year 8: Tuition QAR 32,400 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 12,960 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 9,720 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 9,720 (30%).

- Year 9: Tuition QAR 32,400 per year. Term breakdown: Term 1 = QAR 12,960 (40%), Term 2 = QAR 9,720 (30%), Term 3 = QAR 9,720 (30%).

Support programme fee

- Support Programme fee (listed separately): QAR 25,000 per pupil for all year levels. Term breakdown shown as three installments of QAR 8,333 / QAR 8,333 / QAR 8,334.

Additional one‑off and recurring costs

- Book fee (one‑off at entry): amounts vary by year group. Examples: KG1/KG2 QAR 250; Year 1 QAR 570; Year 2 QAR 830; Year 3 QAR 910; Year 4 QAR 960; Year 5 QAR 960; Year 6 QAR 970; Year 7 QAR 1,340; Year 8 QAR 1,630; Year 9 QAR 1,820.
- Refundable deposit: QAR 2,700 (labelled refundable).
- Total of the listed one‑off additional fees is provided per year group in the published fee structure.
- Uniform: uniform is sold through the school's recommended supplier (Zaks Trading). Uniform costs are charged separately by the supplier and are not itemised in the fee schedule.
- Extracurricular / after‑school activities: clubs and activity charges vary by term and are communicated to parents each term; specific ECA fees are not itemised in the published fee schedule.

Boarding

- No boarding fees are included in the published fee structure; a boarding programme is not listed in the school's published fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition billing schedule: tuition is shown as payable in three term instalments with a split of 40% (Term 1), 30% (Term 2) and 30% (Term 3). The Support Programme fee is shown as three instalments (two equal amounts and a final slightly different amount to sum to QAR 25,000).
- The admissions policy states that the assessment fee must be paid prior to assessment; the school may withdraw an offered place if an acceptance is not received within the stated acceptance period. Specific late‑payment penalties, discount policies, or detailed invoicing terms are not itemised in the published fee schedule.

Refund information

- The fee schedule explicitly identifies a QAR 2,700 amount as a refundable deposit. The assessment fee is described as non‑refundable. No further detailed refund rules (for example, pro‑rata refunds on tuition after term start or conditions for deposit return) are itemised in the published fee schedule.

Fee payment enquiries and contact for invoices

- Payment and invoice enquiries are handled by the school accounts team; published school contacts for accounts are accounts@pps.sch.qa and accounts1@pps.sch.qa. General admissions and reception contact details are also provided for enrolment administration.

Academics

Curriculum

The Phoenix Private School Doha follows the English National Curriculum across Foundation Stage (EYFS) through Key Stage 3, providing a defined progression toward secondary education and IGCSE preparation. EYFS uses a play-based approach aligned to the EYFS Framework and includes structured Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Qatar History, with core literacy and numeracy support from Read Write Inc and White Rose Maths and ongoing observational assessments. KS1 (Years 1–2) covers English, Mathematics, Science, Topic, Art, Music, PE, PSHE, French, plus Arabic, Easy Arabic, Islamic Studies and Qatar History, using resources like Read Write Inc, Collins, White Rose Maths, and MOE-aligned materials, with termly assessments and three formal reports per year. KS2 (Years 3–6) builds on prior learning with English, Maths, Science, Topic, Art, Music, PE, PSHE, French, alongside ongoing Arabic/Islamic Studies/Qatar History, using Literacy and Language, Cambridge Science, Oxford Reading Buddy, and White Rose Maths, with end-of-unit checks and optional GL/CAT4 benchmarking and three formal reports per year. KS3 (Years 7–9) deepens subject knowledge and prepares students for IGCSE study, offering English Language and Literature, Maths, Science, History, Geography, Art, Music, PE, Computing, PSHCE, Arabic, Islamic Studies, Qatar History, and French, using Cambridge Lower Secondary materials and a range of supporting resources; Year 7–9 Curriculum Maps provide detailed unit content (for example Year 8 Computing includes Python programming) and there are termly checkpoints, end-of-year exams, CAT4, and external TIMMS/PIRLS assessments as appropriate .

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Admissions

The Phoenix Private School offers the 2026–2027 academic year admissions and is currently accepting new students for Term 2.

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FAQs

Where is The Phoenix Private School located?

The Phoenix Private School is in Doha, Qatar, in the Al Mamoura area. The full address is Building No. 16, Al Afnaan Street, Al Mamoura. The campus sits in a residential area convenient for families relocating to Doha.

What age range does the school serve, and what levels does that cover?

The school serves children aged 3 to 14, covering Foundation Stage through Key Stage 3. It follows the English National Curriculum, with the Early Years Foundation Stage using a play-based approach. Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Qatar History are taught alongside the core subjects.

What type of school is The Phoenix Private School?

It is a private day school in Doha and is co-educational. It operates under the English National Curriculum and includes Little Learners British Nursery as part of the school family. This makes it suitable for families seeking a UK-aligned, inclusive education in Qatar.

What is the overall fee range for the school?

Fees range from 29,020 to 60,640 QAR per year, depending on the year group. The tuition schedule is broken into three terms with different percentages per term. Additional costs may apply for materials, excursions, and clubs.

What are the main admission steps and essential fees I should expect?

Admissions are open for Term 2 and the 2026–2027 academic year. You'll pay an application fee of 270 QAR, an assessment fee (0 QAR for KG1–KG2 or 250 QAR for Year 1+), a 1,500 QAR registration fee, a 2,000 QAR non‑refundable seat reservation, and a 2,700 QAR refundable deposit. Acceptance is sent in writing, with a five‑work‑day response window.

How are tuition fees structured across terms for different year groups?

Tuition is billed in three terms: Term 1 is 40%, Term 2 is 30%, and Term 3 is 30%. KG1–KG2 have an annual tuition of 24,300 QAR; Year 1–Year 6 are 28,350 QAR; and Year 7–Year 9 are 32,400 QAR. This structure applies consistently across cohorts.

Are there other one‑off costs I should be aware of at admission?

Yes. One‑off costs include an assessment fee (if applicable), book fees that vary by year group (ranging from 250 QAR for KG to over 1,800 QAR for Year 9), and a refundable deposit. There are also initial books allocations included in the first year for each year group.

What curriculum does the school use and how is the EYFS delivered?

The Phoenix Private School follows the English National Curriculum. The EYFS is delivered through a play‑based, exploratory approach aligned to seven areas of learning, with resources like Read Write Inc. and Oxford Reading Tree supporting literacy. Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Qatar History are taught in line with MOEHE guidelines.

How are assessments conducted throughout the school?

Assessments include Formative and Summative assessments, standardised tests (GL and CAT4), and three formal reports per year accompanied by parent–teacher conferences. There are also end‑of‑term internal assessments and ministry‑mandated reviews to monitor progress. Differentiated pathways support native and non‑native Arabic speakers.

How does the school support Arabic language learners?

Arabic, Easy Arabic, Islamic Studies (Arabic & English), and Qatar History (Arabic & English) are taught with differentiated pathways for native and non‑native Arabic speakers. The curriculum provides Arabic language development within the English National Curriculum framework.

What facilities does the Doha campus offer?

The campus includes a Science Lab, ICT Lab, Art Room, Music Room, and Library, plus a Swimming Pool and dedicated EYFS facilities. There are Primary Halls for KS1 and KS2, a KS3 Hallway, a Clinic, and various outdoor spaces for recreation. The site also features a Sports Hall and multiple access points.

What sports facilities are available on campus?

There is a dedicated Sports Hall for physical education and a Swimming Pool to support PE and wellbeing. After‑school sports clubs are offered as part of the extracurricular programme, fostering fitness and teamwork.

Are there age‑appropriate spaces for different key stages?

Yes. KS1 and KS2 occupy Primary Halls, KS3 has a dedicated Hallway, and EYFS learners have age‑appropriate facilities. A health clinic is available for student wellbeing, with space designed to support younger and older pupils separately.

What after‑school clubs and activities can families expect?

After‑school clubs include sports, debate, art, homework support, dance, and math, with additional arts activities available in the Art and Dance clubs. The school emphasizes a broad enrichment programme beyond core lessons.

How does the school foster student leadership?

The school runs a Student Council with Head Boy and Head Girl and deputies. Students from across year groups participate as council members, helping develop leadership, teamwork, and a sense of responsibility.

What enrichment opportunities exist beyond the classroom?

Enrichment opportunities include competitions, performances, trips, and cross‑curricular projects. The House System also runs events and pupil‑led activities, contributing to a lively school culture.

How does the school support SEN students and inclusion?

The Phoenix Private School welcomes students with special needs and offers tailored support programs under an SEC Education License. The environment is inclusive, designed to enable all learners to participate fully within the English National Curriculum.

What wellbeing and safeguarding provisions are in place?

A Wellbeing Manager, a Pastoral Head, and a School Counsellor provide ongoing emotional support and welfare assessments. Safeguarding policy updates took effect in November 2025, with clear referral pathways and staff training.

How is literacy and language development supported?

The Read Write Inc. literacy program supports English literacy, alongside Arabic instruction aligned with MOEHE guidelines. Differentiated Arabic pathways help learners at different proficiency levels.

Does the school use a house system, and how does it work?

Yes. The four‑house system fosters community and healthy competition, with House Points and a House Cup awarded at the end of the year. There are year‑round house events and pupil‑led activities.

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