Al Injaz International Private School

• The school provides high-quality international education with accredited curricula such as Cambridge and GED, in addition to the Montessori program for kindergarten
• It provides a stimulating and integrated educational environment that focuses on developing the student's personality academically, leadership-wise, and morally
• The school is distinguished by achieving international academic and athletic awards, reflecting its strength in performance and achievement
• The school cares for special needs through supporting student integration with specialized therapeutic services
• The school provides wide opportunities for extracurricular activities, sports, and international representation in competitions
• It adopts a flexible admission approach without tests for children, and simplified tests in basic subjects for older students
• It follows comprehensive safety procedures including security surveillance, safe transportation, camera monitoring, and permanent health staff
• The school accepts students from different nationalities in a mixed multicultural environment
• It features a clear fee schedule and the possibility of payment in installments to ease the burden on families

Admission and Registration Requirements:

• No admission test is required for KG1 and KG2 students (kindergarten)
• Admission tests begin from Grade 1 onwards:
• Grades 1 to 8: Assessment in English, Mathematics, and Arabic
• Grades 9 to 12: Science is added to these subjects
• Admission test fees: 25 Omani Rials (for new students only)
• Admission is confirmed based on student performance in the test and approval from the school's admission committee
• After success: Fill out the registration form, submit required documents, and pay registration and admission fees

Required Documents:

• 4 passport-sized personal photos
• Child's birth certificate (original + copy)
• Child's passport (with original for verification)
• Vaccination card (Health Card)
• Medical examination form from the Ministry of Health (for first-grade students only)
• Copy of father's and mother's passport or ID
• Transfer file number from the Ministry of Education (for second-grade students and above)
• Academic performance reports for the previous two years

Payment Schedule: The school adopts a payment system of three annual installments:

• First installment: before August 15
• Second installment: before November 26
• Third installment: before February 26

A late fee of 1 Omani Rial per day is imposed on any installment that is late.

Additional Fees:

• Admission test fees: 25 Omani Rials (one-time for new students)
• Registration fees: 175 Omani Rials (non-refundable)
• Book fees, uniform, and transportation are calculated and paid separately from tuition fees

Kindergarten Program

• First Kindergarten (KG1) – from 3.5 to 4.5 years old (as of June 30)
• Second Kindergarten (KG2) – from 4.5 to 5.5 years old (as of June 30)

The school applies child-friendly educational techniques based on integrated play approach with Montessori methodology, to make the early years of education full of fun, interesting, and full of exploratory learning.

Students are taught both English and Arabic languages. They are also taught subjects such as Islamic Studies, Science, Mathematics, Geography, sensory concepts, and arts and crafts using many educational tools and enjoyable methods.

Elementary School Program (Grades 1 to 4) The school follows the Cambridge Primary Years Program. The foundational years of education include a comprehensive pathway that includes reading and writing with the introduction of many other subjects.

The school believes in instilling these skills without pressuring the child, and in a way that ensures building a strong foundation for future education.

Students learn subjects such as English, Arabic, Mathematics, Science, Islamic Education, Identity and Citizenship (from Grade 1 onwards), French (from Grade 1 onwards as a third language), Life Skills, Computer, Art, and Physical Education.

Middle School Program (Assessment Program/Checkpoint) - (Grades 5 to 8) The school follows the Cambridge Primary Years Program and Assessment Program (Checkpoint) for grades 5 to 8 to refine students' skills to meet the requirements of competitive curricula in secondary education.

Students learn subjects such as English, Arabic, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Islamic Education, Social Studies, Life Skills, French, Computer, Art, and Physical Education.

High School Program (Grades 9 to 12) Students choose the subjects they want to study in the final years of education, starting from Grade 10.

The intensive curriculum and training provided to students gives them the necessary confidence and qualifies them to take examinations at the international level (IGCSE from Cambridge) or the government examination (bilingual examination for Grade 12 - General Education Diploma). Students have the option to choose the bilingual curriculum or Cambridge IGCSE curriculum in Grade 10. In grades 11 and 12, students can choose to continue with Cambridge AS & A2 curriculum or the bilingual curriculum of the Ministry of Education.

Yes, Al Injaz International Private School in the Sultanate of Oman is a co-educational school for students of both genders at all educational levels (KG to Grade 12).

You can view the complete details of tuition fees through the school's page on the Madares platform mdares.ai.

Second Place in Basketball Championship:

• The school's girls' team achieved second place in a local championship
• The boys' team also achieved the same position

Second Place in Europe Cup for Football Under 16: The school represented the Sultanate in the Mediterranean championship in Verona, Italy, and qualified to the semi-finals before winning second place.

Ministry-organized Badminton Championship: The school achieved the best record with 12 wins out of 14 matches.

Al Injaz International Private School believes in developing the whole student through a variety of academic and non-academic activities conducted at the school throughout the year. The developmental activities conducted at Al Injaz International School during each academic year are as follows:

Academic Activities:

• Arabic Calligraphy
• Quran Recitation
• Arabic Poetry Recitation
• English Recitation
• English Handwriting
• Spelling Competition
• Speech and Topic
• Science Competition
• Mathematics Competition
• General Knowledge Competition
• Educational Trips
• Excursions
• Overnight Trips

Non-Academic Activities:

• Arts
• Football
• Volleyball
• Handball
• Basketball
• Table Tennis
• Badminton
• Yoga
• Physical Exercise
• Swimming
• Karate
• Music

The school actively participates in competitions at school, regional, national, and international levels to enhance students' confidence and expand their learning horizons.

The House System was introduced in the academic year 2012-2013 at Al Injaz. The main objective of introducing the system is to instill leadership qualities, sense of responsibility, competitive spirit, unity, teamwork, and discipline in students.

Students from grades 1 to 11 are randomly divided into four houses, and the four houses with their mottos are:

• Blue House: To the highest ranks
• Green House: Truth will prevail
• Red House: Together we stand
• Yellow House: Fortune favors the brave

Al Injaz International Private School focuses on implementing the British Cambridge curriculum.

The school is located in Al Ansab neighborhood, Bausher Wilayat, Muscat Governorate, Sultanate of Oman.

Yes, Al Injaz International Private School provides transportation services.

• School courtyard
• Kindergarten classroom
• Children's play area
• iPad room
• Computer lab for young students
• Computer lab for older students
• 3D Mathematics lab
• Chemistry lab
• Physics lab
• Biology lab
• Digital interactive whiteboards
• Virtual reality facilities
• French classroom
• Art room
• Music room
• Theater
• New library
• Sports hall
• Swimming pool
• School canteen
• Activities room
• Counseling room
• Physical therapy room
• Health care room
• Learning difficulties room
• Special needs facilities

Al Injaz International Private School ensures the safety of its students through several integrated regulatory and security procedures, including:

• Presence of qualified security guards at school gates who monitor entry and exit throughout the school day
• Implementation of electronic attendance and departure system via smart card or digital record to track student movements
• Providing surveillance cameras distributed throughout the building, including corridors, entrances, and courtyards
• Conducting regular emergency evacuation drills for students and staff to deal with any critical situations or accidents
• Appointing permanent school nursing staff and having a school clinic equipped with basic medicines and a visiting doctor
• Monitoring school transportation via GPS system, with a bus supervisor accompanying each route
• Having strict behavioral policies to combat bullying, with direct communication channels for reporting violations
• Training teachers and administrators on first aid and emergency procedures regularly