FAQS

From the moment you get in touch with us, our admissions process can take as little as one day. Timings do vary, though, as each child’s application journey is different. Please contact our admissions team to find out more.

Yes, we do. The fee covers the administrative costs of your child’s assessment. You can find out more on our tuition fees page.

If your company is paying your child’s fees, please send us a letter confirming your employment and our finance team will speak to them directly. If you plan to get your fees reimbursed, please go through the normal admissions process and then submit the invoices we send you to your employer’s HR team.

We accept enrolments throughout the year, in line with Ministry of Education deadlines. To find out more, please speak to our admissions team.

No, we’re proud to be a non-selective school where every student can reach their true potential. 

To enable your child to flourish here, we’ll carry out an interview assessment before they start with us. We'll also undertake regular academic assessments in class to determine the right pathways for them. We also have an excellent special educational needs (SEN) department, which supports children with additional needs.

Yes. We’re conveniently located on the coast of Al Khor, which is an easy 20-minute drive from both Lusail and Doha Festival City. We currently operate four bus routes from these areas to our school, and are adding new services all the time, based on demand. Please get in touch with our admissions team to find out more.

All our students follow the renowned National Curriculum of England. Used by more than 30,000 schools worldwide, our British academic programme is respected by the world’s top universities and employers.

Our youngest learners (ages 3-5) follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). In primary and secondary (ages 5-14), students follow our Key Stage 1-3 curriculum. Our Key Stage 4 learners (ages 14-16) study for International GCSEs. Students in our sixth form (ages 16-18) study for their A-levels.

A-level students typically specialise in four subjects, alongside a range of extra-curricular activities and projects.

International Baccalaureate students follow subjects in six thematic groups, as well as being assessed in core competencies, abilities, and values.

Our vibrant international community is home to children of more than 45 nationalities. This includes families from countries across Africa, North America, Asia, and Europe, as well as Qatari nationals. 

All our key term, holiday, and event dates can be found in the school calendar.

Yes, we do.

You can find all the information you need on our dedicated school uniform page.

You can purchase your child’s uniform at Uniform Mart on Al Maszhabiliya Street, Al-Rayyan or place an order online.

Yes, we offer a broad range of extra-curricular clubs, which will give your child every opportunity to do what they love. From sports and creative arts to science and music, our enrichment programme encourages our students to showcase their talents and pursue new passions.