Al Waad Private School

The school adopts the official Omani curriculum with focus on the basics of reading, writing and mathematics, alongside teaching English language from a young age. Using the Noorani rule to teach letters and early reading. Qualified teaching staff consisting of experienced female teachers in dealing with young age groups. Modern educational tools and methods suitable for children's ages and help attract their attention. The school provides safe educational and pedagogical atmospheres that help children learn and integrate. Attention to behavioral and social aspects alongside academic skills. Preparing the child for smooth transition to subsequent educational stages with good academic and behavioral level. Providing school transportation means that ensure regular attendance and ease of access

For registration, it is required that the child's age is suitable for the stage they will join: Kindergarten from the age of 3 years and 2 months. Pre-school from the age of 4 years and 2 months. First grade from the age of 5 years and 2 months. In addition to that, the school requires submitting a set of basic documents such as birth certificate, recent personal photos, copy of civil ID card (for guardian and child), and any previous health or educational reports when available

Please contact the school administration to learn about available fee payment methods, taking into account that it may provide some or all of the following methods: Payment is done in approved installments during the academic year. Possibility of cash payment at the school administration. Transfer or deposit through the school's bank account. Payment of the first installment is required when confirming registration to guarantee the seat

Al Waad Private School focuses on implementing effective and integrated educational programs suitable for the age group from kindergarten to fourth grade, where children are taught: Arabic language in simplified ways with adopting the Noorani rule in the early stages to strengthen reading and writing. English language as a basic subject to establish students in listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Mathematics including numbers, basic arithmetic operations, and solving problems in a practical way. Science to encourage scientific thinking and develop curiosity and discovery. Islamic education to establish moral and religious values appropriate for the age stage. Life skills and practical activities that develop communication and teamwork abilities. Educational, artistic and sports activities that support the creative and physical aspects of the child

Yes, the school is co-educational

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Classroom activities such as drawing classes and practical activities. Sports and movement activities for children. Educational events related to national and religious occasions. Skills programs that support communication and teamwork

Al Waad Private School adopts the official Omani curriculum, with enhancing Arabic language using the Noorani rule, and providing English language basically from the early stages

Al Waad Private School is located in Sultanate of Oman – Yanqul Wilayat – Al Uluw area

Yes, the school provides suitable school transportation services covering areas close to the school location, ensuring easy daily access for students

Equipped classrooms. School library containing books and materials suitable for different stages from kindergarten to fourth grade. Learning resources room equipped with educational tools and modern technologies to develop students' skills. School courtyards designated for recreational and sports activities, taking into account safety factors. Places designated for classroom and extracurricular activities such as arts and handicrafts

Continuous administrative and educational supervision of students. Adherence to Ministry of Education instructions regarding safety. Providing an organized and safe school environment inside classrooms and courtyards. Daily follow-up of students' entry and exit movement