Egyptian school Muscat
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Egyptian General
Egyptian school Muscat adopts the Egyptian curriculum, focusing on building a strong academic foundation while preserving national cultural identity.
School Facilities
Egyptian school Muscat prides itself on having modern scientific labs, an extensive library, and advanced sports facilities that meet the needs of modern education.
School Fees
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About the school
Egyptian School Muscat is one of the most prominent educational institutions in the Sultanate of Oman, representing a distinguished model of Egyptian education abroad. It was established in 1994 to meet the needs of the Egyptian community's children and residents of various nationalities, and quickly became a preferred educational destination due to its high academic quality, stimulating educational environment, and integrated curriculum approved by the Egyptian Ministry of Education.
Located in Muscat Governorate, Bausher Wilayat, Al-Ansab area, it receives students from kindergarten to grade twelve, boys and girls. It also provides diverse programs that support scientific, linguistic, and cultural skills, alongside student activities and technology in education. Thanks to its strategic location and commitment to nurturing students educationally and academically, the school continues its pioneering role in graduating distinguished generations equipped with knowledge and values.
To be a symbol of academic and educational excellence, preparing students to become responsible citizens at local and global levels, adhering to human values while keeping pace with the requirements of the times.
We provide a safe and advanced educational environment, adopting the latest methods of education and learning, with Egyptian curricula enhanced with English language. We focus on developing students' academic, creative, and moral skills through cooperation between students, teachers, and parents, to prepare distinguished generations that contribute to serving their community.
- Develop students' scientific and cognitive achievement according to the Egyptian curriculum.
- Enhance critical and creative thinking skills.
- Develop linguistic skills in Arabic and English languages.
- Instill moral values, discipline, and responsibility in students.
- Nurture talents and develop cultural, sports, and artistic aspects.
- Provide a safe and advanced educational environment using modern means.
- Establish Egyptian national identity while respecting Omani society's culture.
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Science Laboratory
football playground
computer laboratory
activities classes
games playground
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Frequently asked questions
Approved Egyptian curriculum.
Individual student follow-up.
Qualified teachers.
Safe and supportive educational environment.
Diverse activities (sports and cultural).
Modern and equipped buildings.
Electronic system for student follow-up.
Enhances Egyptian identity.
Suitable for Egyptian and Arab communities.
Balance between education and values.
Fill out the electronic registration form through the school website.
Specify the required academic stage (from KG1 to IGCSE 03).
Clarify previous school and academic year.
Upload the following documents:
Birth certificate.
Copy of passport and residence permit for student and guardian.
Academic certificate or transfer certificate.
Health file and vaccinations.
Enter guardian data (name, nationality, occupation, contact method).
Level assessment test for some grades.
Wait for management approval and complete remaining procedures.
Pay tuition fees, and interview after approval.
You can contact Egyptian School directly to learn about payment methods.
Approved Egyptian curriculum in all educational stages.
Official Egyptian curriculum from first grade primary to second grade secondary.
Experimental section (languages) integrates English language in subject teaching.
STEM program applied in primary stage to develop scientific and technological skills.
Yes, there are mixed classes at Egyptian School in the early educational stages.
You can view complete details of tuition fees through the school's page on the mdares.ai platform.
You can contact Egyptian School directly to learn about the awards it has received.
Interactive educational activities in English (presentations, discussions, oral expression).
Annual charity day, including cultural corners, handicrafts, music, games and competitions, with proceeds going to charitable works.
Annual art exhibition of students' artistic works at the Omani Association for Arts.
Theatrical performances and dramatic scenes presented by students.
National celebrations such as: Egyptian Republic Day and Police Day, with participation of students and teachers.
School trips and recreational visits to scientific and cultural places.
Internal sports activities (competitions, group games).
Honoring top students in the presence of the Egyptian Ambassador and official personalities.
STEM workshops for primary stage.
Cultural activities in Arabic such as: school radio and linguistic competitions.
The school adopts the official Egyptian curriculum approved by the Egyptian Ministry of Education.
Egyptian School Muscat is located in Muscat Governorate, Bausher Wilayat, Al-Ansab area, Block No. 286, Road 8663.
You can contact Egyptian School directly to learn about transportation details.
Modern and air-conditioned classrooms
Scientific laboratories (physics – chemistry – biology).
Advanced computer laboratory.
Multi-purpose gymnasium.
Large outdoor playground.
Shaded play areas.
Integrated administrative building.
Camera surveillance system.
Fire fighting system.
Security guard room.
Green and landscaped spaces.
Child protection policy and periodic review.
Staff training on reporting hazards.
Comprehensive criminal and professional screening for all employees.
Surveillance cameras in public areas.
Integrated fire fighting system.
Continuous supervision inside the school.
Open doors during individual meetings.
Transparent windows in classrooms for increased safety.
Cooperation with official authorities in emergency cases.
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