Al Firdous Private School - Bilingual and Monolingual

- Promoting Positive Growth.

Al Firdous Private School focuses on developing and enhancing positive traits in our students through a stimulating educational environment that encourages creative thinking and collaboration.

- Distinguished Faculty

The school boasts a highly qualified teaching staff with advanced academic degrees, committed to delivering exceptional educational experiences.

- International Curriculum

We offer internationally accredited curricula adhering to the latest global educational standards, preparing our students for global success.

Here are the key details based on the latest available information:

• Required Documents:
• For Jordanian students: Certified birth certificate, vaccination card copy, family book copy, and parents' IDs.
• For non-Jordanians: Valid passport, valid residency, and identification card (for children of Jordanian mothers).
• Students transferring from other schools: Certified transfer certificate from the Directorate of Education, certified birth certificate, school record, and previous grade results (especially for grades 10 and above).
• Application Process:

Submit documents in person to the school’s admissions and registration department, with electronic file transfer via the OpenEmis system for students transferring from government or international schools.

1. Direct Payment at the School

• Treasury Office: Cash or credit/debit card payments are likely available at the school’s treasury during official working hours.
• Required Documents: It is advisable to bring the student’s ID or fee notification to expedite the transaction.

2. Bank Transfers

• Bank Account: Obtain the school’s official account details (account number, bank name, SWIFT code) by contacting the finance department.
• Proof of Payment: Send a copy of the transfer receipt to the school administration via email or the school’s electronic system to record the payment.

The school’s educational program includes:

• Early Education: Al Firdous Kindergarten for Early Education aims to provide a safe and inclusive learning environment combining positive interaction and exploration.
• Primary Stage: Focuses on building a strong foundation for students from grades 1 to 4, offering a comprehensive curriculum that combines core subjects with interactive activities.
• Intermediate Stage: Focuses on building a strong foundation for students from grades 5 to 9, providing a comprehensive curriculum that combines core subjects with interactive activities.
• Enrichment Programs: Quran memorization, French language program, programming and robotics, and 3D printing.

The school includes both boys and girls, but classes are gender-segregated.

You can view the full details of tuition fees on the school’s page on the **mdares.ai** platform.

- Governor’s Award at the Arab world level.

• School Sports Days: First place at the Arab world level.
• Third place for the best volunteer work project at the Muscat Governorate level.

Al Firdous Private School - Bilingual and Monolingual offers a variety of educational, recreational, and cultural activities focused on developing students' skills and promoting national identity. Here are the highlights:

1. Innovation and Technology Activities

• Robotics and drone competitions.
• Arab participation.

2. Cultural and Artistic Activities

• Heritage events.
• Theater and music.

3. Scientific and Academic Activities

• STEM science fairs.
• English language competitions.

4. Religious and Educational Activities

• Quran competitions.
• Values and identity programs.

5. Social and Leadership Activities

• Promoting volunteer work.
• Leadership development.

Cambridge curriculum in bilingual schools.

In Muscat Governorate, Al Seeb, Al Maabilah neighborhood, Al Khair Street.

Al Firdous Private School - Bilingual and Monolingual supports the educational process with modern facilities such as scientific laboratories, a comprehensive library, and advanced sports facilities.

1. Physical Security:

• CCTV surveillance covering courtyards, entrances, corridors, and common areas (while respecting privacy in restrooms and classrooms).
• Access control:
• Electronic gates and access cards for staff and students.
• Trained security guards at main gates.
• Electronic visitor registration and escorting within the premises.
• Door locking system during school hours, allowing exit only in emergencies.
• Secure fencing: A safe perimeter to prevent unauthorized entry.

2. Safety and Emergency Protocols:

• Detailed emergency plans for evacuation (fire, earthquake), lockdown, and shelter-in-place for weather or external threats.
• Regular drills: Conducting frequent training (fire, earthquake, lockdown) for students and staff.
• Safe assembly points: Designated areas outside the building for evacuation.
• Collaboration with authorities: Coordination with civil defense, police, and ambulance services.
• Alarm and communication systems: Fire alarms and rapid internal/wireless communication systems.

3. Health and Public Safety:

• Qualified nurse: Available in the school clinic during working hours.
• Disease management protocols: Clear policies for handling infectious diseases and injuries.
• Hygiene and sterilization: High-level periodic cleaning and sterilization of facilities, especially classrooms and restrooms.
• Food safety: Strict standards in the cafeteria and food monitoring.
• School environment safety: Regular maintenance of equipment and facilities, removing hazards (electrical, slipping, etc.).

4. Psychological and Social Safety:

• Clear anti-bullying policies: Mechanisms for reporting and addressing bullying seriously.
• Psychological and social support: Counselors and psychologists available to support students.
• Awareness programs: Activities on personal security, online safety, and emergency response.
• Supportive school environment: Promoting values of respect and tolerance.

5. Staff Training:

• Mandatory training: For all staff (administrators, teachers, assistants, security) on emergency protocols, first aid, student interaction, and child protection.
• Internal emergency teams: Forming trained teams for specific tasks (evacuation, first aid, communication).