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Zenith Heights Academy

Qatar, Doha

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The school at a glance
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2016
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)
Taught languages English, Arabic, French
Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School
Introduction

Zenith Heights Academy is a British-influenced school located in Alnuaja, AlHilal, Doha, Qatar. It follows the British Curriculum with Early Years Foundation Stage and blends international elements to engage diverse learners. The school uses technology and varied teaching strategies to deliver well-planned, structured lessons while differentiating learning to meet individual needs. Arabic language and Islamic roots are nurtured, and teamwork and leadership are developed through a wide range of activities. The aim is to cultivate global citizenship through high-quality education grounded in Islamic values. The school began in 2016 with 40 students and has grown to a community of over 250, with staff numbers expanding accordingly. Visual arts are taught by a qualified Art Teacher, and Arabic, French, and Islamic Studies are supported by dedicated staff. A strong partnership with families and the wider community underpins a safe, stimulating environment, promoting kindness, service, leadership, and well-being for students today worldwide.

Zenith Heights Academy — Alnuaja, AlHilal, Doha, Qatar

The Essentials

Location
Zenith Heights Academy is located in Alnuaja, AlHilal, Doha, Qatar. It sits in the Al Hilal district of Doha. Zenith Heights Kindergarten is at Building 26, Street 850, Zone 40, Doha, Qatar.

Stages
Kindergarten and Primary (Grade 1 to 6).

Additional learning support
Differing learning needs are acknowledged, accepted, and met. Differentiated learning is provided to meet individual needs.

Country affiliation
British influence in educational practice

Religious affiliation
Islamic

School day structure
All children should be in the school premises and ready to register before 7:00 a.m. The doors open for entry at 6:30 a.m. and morning registration ends at 7:30 a.m.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school has a uniform policy. Shoes must be all black school shoes; PE shoes must be white or black; shoes with open toes or backless designs are not allowed. Excessive jewelry, especially gold jewelry, is not allowed and may be confiscated; parents will be asked to collect it. Non-compliance with the uniform policy can lead to a warning, and after three offences, 3 behaviour marks are deducted.

Food Options
Healthy Eating Lunch Box is highlighted in the Term 1 ZHA Newsletter.
Fees
Application & Admission Fees

- Registration fee: QAR 1,000 (one‑time for new admissions). This registration fee is refundable only if registration is cancelled 30 days or more before the start of the term.

- Seat booking fee: QAR 2,000 to secure a place. This amount is deducted from Term 1 tuition and is non‑refundable.

- Insurance fee: QAR 1,000. This insurance fee is refundable upon withdrawal under the school's conditions.

- Entrance / assessment fee: English entrance exam fee QAR 250 (non‑refundable).

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- Exact tuition amounts split by year group and shown per term or per annum are not published in the school's publicly available fee pages. As a result, per‑term and per‑year tuition figures for each grade cannot be stated here.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard academic‑term payment dates (as stated on admissions/registration documents):
- 1st Term due date: 31 August, 2025.
- 2nd Term due date: 1 December, 2025.
- 3rd Term due date: 1 March, 2026.

- The seat booking fee is deducted from Term 1 fees at invoicing. Other specific invoicing deadlines, late‑payment penalties, and detailed refund timing are governed by the school's Fees Policy.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates Academy (Grades 1–6) and Kindergarten provision with no boarding offering listed in its admissions material.

Other costs and fees

- Textbooks and uniform fees are treated as additional fees separate from school tuition; amounts for books and uniform are not published in the available fee documents.

- Uniform rules, expectations and penalties for non‑compliance are published but the uniform price list or package cost is not published.

- The school's admissions material also identifies assessment/entry and insurance costs (listed above) as separate chargeable items.

Refund information

- Registration fee: refundable only if registration is cancelled 30 days or more before the start of the term.

- Seat booking fee: non‑refundable.

- Insurance fee: refundable upon withdrawal in accordance with the school's stated conditions.

- Withdrawal and refund procedures are handled according to the school's Fees Policy.

Fee payment options

- The school states that it provides a range of straightforward payment options for parents but specific accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer, cheque, in‑person cash) are not itemised in the publicly available fee documentation.

Summary of findings (brief)

- The admissions/registration documents clearly list one‑time admission charges (registration QAR 1,000; seat booking QAR 2,000; insurance QAR 1,000; English entrance exam QAR 250) and the standard term due dates. The school's public fee pages that are available do not publish the detailed tuition amounts per grade or the per‑term numeric splits required for inclusion here.
Academics

Zenith Heights Academy teaches British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage).

Curriculum
The school follows a British and international curriculum approach. It uses technology and varied teaching strategies to engage diverse learners with well‑planned, structured lessons. Differentiated learning meets individual needs. Arabic language and Islamic roots are nurtured, while teamwork and leadership are developed through a range of activities. The school aims to cultivate global citizenship through high‑quality education with Islamic values.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school's vision emphasizes nurturing global citizenship within Islamic values, and the mission highlights an outstanding academic program in a safe, stimulating environment where all students are known, valued, and their diverse needs are met. The objectives include maintaining high-quality education, integrating British and international practices, using technology and varied teaching strategies to engage diverse learners, delivering well-planned lessons, and providing differentiated learning to meet individual needs. The school also aims to develop core values such as teamwork, leadership, trustworthiness, informed judgment, responsibility for learning, care for people and the environment, resilience, and a love for Arabic and Islamic roots; and to sustain strong partnerships with the community through effective communication and parental involvement.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The mission specifies an environment where differing needs are acknowledged, accepted, and met, and where inclusive practices are part of delivering education.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Not specified on the pages reviewed.

Mental Wellbeing
The mission describes a safe, stimulating environment where students are known and valued, contributing to social and emotional well-being.

Safeguarding
The mission emphasizes a safe environment and strong school-community partnerships, including trusted communication with families.
Parent Experience

History
Zenith Heights Academy started in 2016 with 40 students. It has grown into a community of more than 250 members. The number of teachers, administrators, and support staff has more than doubled since its founding.

Community
Zenith Heights Academy blends academics with extracurricular activities to foster creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. An activities calendar is maintained for Zenith Heights Academy and Zenith Heights Kindergarten, coordinating events and activities. The school aims to sustain strong partnership between the school and the community and to maintain trust and cooperation through effective communication. Parents are encouraged to support school activities and participate in the educational process, and the school seeks opportunities to involve students in activities outside of the school.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers an outstanding academic program. The school uses technology and a variety of teaching strategies to engage diverse learners. A safe, stimulating environment supports academic growth and ensures everyone is known and valued. The curriculum provides experiences that enable students to apply their knowledge and skills to solve problems and challenges, encouraging resilience.

Arts & Creative
Rosalie Barcelona is the Art Teacher. Visual arts are taught as part of the school's offerings through skilled staff. The school has an Art Teacher on its teaching team. Art instruction is delivered by qualified staff as part of Zenith Heights Academy's offerings.

Cultural & Language
Arabic and French language instruction is provided by dedicated teachers. Arabic language teachers include Wafaa Awad and Mariana Zarrour, and Lamia Ezzougari teaches French. Islamic Studies is also part of the staff, with Shaimaa El Gendy listed as an Islamic Studies teacher.

Social & Hobbies
The school hosts events that celebrate kindness and other activities, as reflected in its video gallery. An activities calendar is available for Zenith Heights Academy and Zenith Heights Kindergarten. The school promotes teamwork and leadership through various activities and events.

Community & Service
A strong partnership between the school and the community is a core objective. The school maintains trust and cooperation with parents through effective communication and parental involvement. The school collaborates with the community by participating in activities outside the school to showcase student talents.

Leadership & Professional
Students are involved in activities that promote teamwork, leadership, and trustworthiness. The curriculum encourages students to be well-informed to make fair judgments and choices. The program develops a responsibility for their own learning and actions. The school engages students in activities that nurture their Arabic and Islamic roots and broader social responsibility.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school provides a safe, stimulating environment where every student is known and valued. Differing needs are acknowledged, accepted, and met within this environment. An emphasis on well-being is supported by the school's focus on safety, community, and engaging activities, as reflected in its calendars and outreach.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include English, Arabic, and French. An English Teacher, Arabic Teachers, and a French Teacher support language learning, with Arabic language and Islamic studies represented in the staff and curriculum. The program emphasizes global citizenship and uses British and International practices in its language teaching approach.

Bilingual Teaching
Languages taught include English and Arabic, with French offered as a foreign language. The team includes an English Teacher, Arabic Teachers, and a French Teacher, supporting instruction in these languages. Arabic language and Islamic studies are part of the academic program, as indicated by the presence of Arabic and Islamic Studies staff.
Admissions

Admissions
1) Apply for the 2026/2027 academic year. Registration is open for Zenith Heights Academy and Zenith Heights Kindergarten. Start by submitting the Zenith Heights Academy Registration Form for 2026/2027. The form collects student details such as Name, Date of Birth, QID number, Nationality, First Language, applying class, Religion, and Previous School, and it also collects Father's and Mother's details (Name, QID, Passport copies, Email, Mobile Number, Occupation, Company Type, Address) and an Emergency contact. It includes a field to upload a student photo and required documents, with options to attach a copy of the student's ID, passport, birth certificate, immunization card, health card, previous year report, health record, a letter of employment from the sponsor, and copies of the parents' passports/IDs. Apply Now confirms admissions for Academic Year 2026/2027.
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