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The Next Generation – Al Wakra KG and Primary Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

The Next Generation – Al Wakra KG and Primary Campus offers a Cambridge-based education for learners aged 3 to 18 in Qatar. The campus delivers Cambridge Primary, IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels, taught by dedicated educators in a technology-enhanced environment. The curriculum blends Academics, Islamic Education and the Quran with Soft Skills and digital learning to develop confident, creative and leadership-ready learners. In 2025, Cambridge Learner Awards recognized pupils with Top in World or Top in Qatar honors across Islamiyat, ICT, Mathematics, Physics, First Language English and Enterprise, highlighting strong Cambridge examination outcomes. Facilities are designed to support literacy and learning in Qatar, incorporating academics, Islamic education, the Quran, soft skills and technology. The school emphasizes independent thinking and responsible global citizenship, with Academic and Intellectual clubs and Leadership and Professional clubs that foster inquiry and leadership.

Location

Al Wakra, Qatar. The Al Wakra KG & Primary Campus serves the Al Wakra area and is part of The Next Generation Schools network in Qatar. The campus is accessible by road and serves the local Al Wakra community.

Stages

KG and Primary

Country affiliation

Qatar

Religious affiliation

Islamic Education (Quran) included in the curriculum.

School day structure

Sunday to Thursday: 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Application / registration fees
- A one-time registration (admission) fee is payable at the time of admission. The registration fee is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (structure and year groups)
- Tuition is charged per academic session and invoiced in advance for the full session. An academic session is divided into two terms (Term 1: September–December; Term 2: January–June). Tuition and any transport charges may be split into instalments as invoiced.
- Fees are published as an approved fee schedule that lists tuition and supplementary charges by campus and year group. The school's approved fee schedule shows separate line items for: Registration Fee, Security Fee, Tuition Fee, Books Fee, Stationery Fee, Transport Fee (inside/outside city) and Seat Reservation Fee for the next academic year. Amounts for early years (KG) appear in the approved schedule as fixed QAR amounts.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- All fees (tuition, transport and supplementary fees) are invoiced in advance at the start of the academic session and must be paid on or before the date shown on the invoice. Tuition and transport fees for students admitted during the first half of a term are payable for the full term.
- The school permits division of tuition and transport fees into up to three instalments, each payable on the dates specified on the invoice or at time of admission. Books are issued once payment for the first instalment is cleared; report cards and school leaving certificates are released only after outstanding amounts are settled.

Boarding fees
- The Next Generation – Al Wakra KG and Primary campus does not list boarding provision; no boarding fees are applicable for KG and Primary at this campus. (All fees published relate to day‑school tuition, transport and supplementary charges.)

Other costs and supplementary fees
- Security fee: payable once at registration; refundable subject to all dues being cleared at time of leaving the school.
- Books fee: charged once every academic session.
- Stationery fee: charged once every academic session.
- Transport fee: published as area‑based rates (inside city / outside city) and charged per academic session; transport charges are additional to tuition.
- Seat reservation fee for the next academic session: a non‑refundable fee that is adjustable against Term I fee of the next academic year.
- Entrance / placement test fees and external examination fees: where applicable (entrance test; Cambridge Primary Checkpoint; IGCSE/AS/A‑level exam fees) these are charged in addition to school tuition and follow the external exam tariffs.

Refunds and withdrawal
- All fees and supplementary payables, except the security fee, are non‑refundable and non‑transferable in any situation. The security fee is refundable provided a one‑month written notice of withdrawal is given and all dues are cleared at the time of leaving. In case of withdrawal during a term (when the student has been enrolled for more than 30 calendar days), tuition and transport fees are payable in full for the whole term; the school may also charge on a per‑calendar‑day basis for the period the student was enrolled if applicable. Seat reservation payments are non‑refundable. Report cards and school leaving certificates are issued only after all dues are settled.

Fee payment options and accepted methods
- Bank transfer is the preferred method. Cash, cheque, debit card and credit card (MasterCard and Visa) are also accepted. Parents are responsible for ensuring invoiced fees are paid before the start of the academic session.

Practical notes on amounts and invoicing
- The school's approved fee schedule presents specific QAR amounts by campus and by year group (registration, security, tuition, books, stationery, transport inside/outside city and seat reservation). For example, the published approved schedule includes fixed QAR line items for registration, security, tuition, books, stationery and transport for early years entries in the approved fee structure. Exact, per‑year‑group tuition amounts and transport band charges for the Al Wakra KG and Al Wakra Primary campus are shown on the school's approved fee schedule and are invoiced per the session.

Summary (concise)
- One‑time registration fee (non‑refundable) and one‑time security fee (refundable subject to clearance) are payable at registration; tuition is invoiced per academic session and may be paid in instalments (up to three) per the invoice; books, stationery and transport are additional sessional charges; seat reservation for the next session is non‑refundable and adjustable against the Term I fee of the next academic year; refunds are not given except the security fee (subject to conditions). Accepted payment methods include bank transfer, cash, cheque, debit and Visa/Master credit cards.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are required. The standard uniform is a grey and white striped shirt with the school logo; girls wear a grey knee-length skirt with a red patterned tie, and boys wear grey formal pants with a grey tie, both with white socks and black formal shoes (belt optional). The winter uniform is a navy blue knit jacket with the logo (hoodies and other winter jackets are not allowed), and the sports uniform consists of a grey jersey top with the logo, grey track pants and white sneakers; hijab is grey and there are restrictions on jewelry, hair, makeup and nails.

House System

House system exists with four houses: Wajbah, Zekreet, Barzan and Zubara. Students hold house leadership roles such as House Captain and House Vice Captain.

Governance and Ownership

The school was formed in 2009 by a group of educationalists and technocrats from diverse disciplines and regions to bridge the gap in quality education in Qatar. The vision and mission are aligned with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE); the curriculum emphasizes academics, Islamic Education, the Quran, soft skills and technology.

Curriculum

The Next Generation Wakra Campus delivers Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International A Levels. The educational infrastructure includes Academics, Islamic Education, the Quran, Soft Skills and Technology. The curriculum is delivered by dedicated educators in a technology-enhanced environment to develop confident, creative and leadership-ready learners. In 2025 Cambridge Learner Awards recognized multiple pupils with Top in World or Top in Qatar honors across Islamiyat, ICT, Mathematics, Physics, First Language English and Enterprise, highlighting Cambridge examination outcomes.

Exam Results

Cambridge Learner Awards 2025 recognized several pupils with Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International A Level honors, including Islamiyat Top in World for Areeba Naeem, Physics High Achievement for Hasaan Junaid Kasmani, and Top in Qatar recognitions across ICT, Mathematics, First Language English, Global Perspectives and Enterprise.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school includes Soft Skills as part of its educational infrastructure.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school is a mainstream school with limited specialist resources; SEND cases will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis to determine if the school can adequately meet the student's needs as outlined in their educational psychologist reports and medical files.

Mental Wellbeing

The school requires a stable mental and physical health condition that allows them to access the curriculum in a mainstream school environment.

Admissions

The Next Generation School, Al Wakra KG and Primary Campus accepts applications in line with MoEHE regulations and its own admissions policy. A candidate must have a valid Qatar ID or Qatari resident permit, reach the appropriate age for the year by 30 September, have passed the previous class with a valid attested certificate, meet the minimum criteria of the assessment test and interview, be in good mental and physical health to access the mainstream curriculum, display good behaviour and conduct, be proficient in English as determined by the assessment, and there must be seats available. The registration period typically runs from March to February each year, with the academic session starting in September; the MoEHE publishes the specific dates, and the admission process may start earlier at the school's discretion depending on seating. The curriculum aligns with the Cambridge International framework, and age-based placement follows the Cambridge age guidelines with a potential flexibility margin of up to four months to accommodate individual readiness, assessed through prior schooling, tests, and interviews. Priority admissions are given to siblings of current students and to candidates from British and Cambridge curricula, but all candidates must complete the full admission process, including assessment. The process of admission is: parents apply online; the Registrar reviews the application and forwards it to the Ministry PRO for NSIS status checks; if there is additional information needed, parents are informed; after the parent responds, the assessment is scheduled; once the assessment is completed, results are shared with parents within 3–5 working days; if the candidate meets the entrance criteria, an admission offer is issued. The offer must be accepted within five working days, with a single extension of up to five additional working days possible at the Registrar's discretion. All formal communication regarding application status is via email. Documents for candidates include: a copy of a valid QID, a copy of a passport, a copy of the birth certificate, two recent passport-sized photos, a copy of the most recent or final term report card, a School Leaving Certificate, a No Objection Certificate or Transfer Certificate from the previous school confirming dues are cleared and transferability through NSIS, a vaccination card, a health card, a School Entry Final Health Assessment Certificate, and for Year 12 and Year 13, IGCSE O‑Level and CAIE AS‑Level results as applicable; for transfers from outside Qatar, the latest report card must be attested by the issuing country's authorities and by Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Documents for parents/guardians include a copy of a valid Qatar ID. Interviews are conducted in English if required and are part of the assessment; placement may be offered at any TNG campus based on availability. Once admitted, students must accept the offer within the specified period; if a student leaves with a term ongoing, tuition and transport fees may apply according to the policy, and re-admission is subject to seat availability. TNG may review and update the admission and fee policy, and fee structures may change with MoEHE directives. The school is a mainstream institution and may not be able to accommodate all SEND needs; each case is reviewed individually with respect to available resources and relevant reports.

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The Next Generation – Al Wakra Primary and Secondary Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

The Next Generation – Al Wakra Primary and Secondary Campus is part of The Next Generation network in Doha, Qatar (P.O. Box 82636). The campus serves students aged 3 to 18 and offers the Cambridge curriculum across Primary, Secondary, IGCSE, AS Levels and A Levels, with EYFS for early years. The Wakra campus serves KS3 (Year IX) to KS4 (Year XII); classes run Sunday to Wednesday 7:00 AM–1:45 PM and Thursday 7:00 AM–12:00 PM, with campus hours Sunday to Thursday 7:00 AM–2:00 PM. The academic program includes Cambridge International curricula, Islamic Education and the Quran, plus Soft Skills and Technology in a technology-enhanced environment that supports collaboration and independent learning. The school aims to develop confidence, leadership and responsible global citizens while embedding Islamic values. Extracurriculars center on STEM through the STEM Fair, and students participate in co-curricular and service activities alongside Cambridge Learner Awards 2025.

Location

Al Wakra, Qatar. The Wakra Primary and Secondary Campus is part of The Next Generation (TNG) School network with campuses across Qatar. Contact information: +974 4491 2642 - 2646; information@tngqatar.com; P.O. Box 82636 Doha, Qatar.

Stages

Primary and Secondary (K-12).

School day structure

Sunday to Thursday: 7am to 2pm.

Application & registration fees

- Registration / admission fee: payable once at the time of registration and non-refundable.
- Entrance / assessment test fee: charged (applies from Year 1 to Year 13) and is non-refundable.
- Seat reservation fee for the next academic session: required to secure a seat; non-refundable and non-transferable and will be adjusted against Term 1 fees for the next session.

Tuition fees (Al Wakra Primary & Secondary Campus)

- The school invoices tuition for the full academic session in advance. Tuition amounts by year group for the Al Wakra Primary & Secondary Campus are not published in the school's publicly available approved-fee tables that are provided for other campuses. The school requires full-session payment as invoiced and may offer instalment options (see Billing schedule below).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Academic session and terms:
- An academic session runs September to June and is divided into two terms: Term 1 (September–December) and Term 2 (January–June).
- Invoicing and instalments:
- All fees (tuition, transport, supplementary fees) are invoiced in advance at the start of the academic session.
- Tuition and transport fees may be divided into three instalments; instalment dates are specified on the invoice provided at the start of the session or at admission.
- If a student is admitted during the first half of a term, tuition and transport fees for the full term are payable.
- Collections and documents:
- Books are issued only after payment for the first instalment is cleared. Report cards are issued only after outstanding term amounts are settled. A school leaving certificate is issued only once all dues are paid in full.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not listed as an offered provision for The Next Generation – Al Wakra Primary & Secondary Campus; no boarding fees are published.

Other costs / supplementary fees

- Security fee: a one-time security deposit payable at registration; refundable when all dues are cleared at the time of leaving the school.
- Books fee: charged once per academic session.
- Stationery fee: charged once per academic session.
- Transport (bus) fee: charged per academic session and varies by area of residence (inside-city / outside-city rates are used where transport is provided).
- Cambridge / external examination fees: IGCSE O-Level, AS Level, A Level (Years 10–13) and Cambridge Primary Checkpoint (Year 6) are charged in addition to tuition at the tariff received from the British Council / examination board; these exam fees are payable once per session and are subject to change by the examination authority.
- Seat reservation fee for the next academic session: non-refundable (already noted above).

Refund information

- General rule: all fees (tuition, transport, supplementary fees) are non-refundable and non-transferable in any situation, except for the security fee which is refundable provided all dues are cleared at withdrawal. The registration fee and seat reservation fee are non-refundable. If a student withdraws after more than 30 calendar days of a term, the tuition and transport fees for the whole term remain payable; pro rata calculations may apply for the period enrolled as described by the school's policy.

Fee payment options

- Preferred method: bank transfer. Accepted methods also include cash, cheque, debit card and credit card (Mastercard and Visa). Payment deadlines and instalment dates are set out on the invoice issued at the start of the session or on admission.

Notes on published amounts and availability

- The school publishes detailed approved-fee tables for some campuses and for Early Years/KG in its fee-structure area; however, the publicly available approved-fee pages and tables that are accessible do not include the full tuition figures broken down by year group and by term for the Al Wakra Primary & Secondary Campus. Where campus- or year-specific amounts are published for other campuses, they appear in the school's approved-fee tables for those campuses. Because the Al Wakra Primary & Secondary campus tuition amounts by year group and per-term figures were not present in the publicly accessible approved-fee tables located on the school's admission/fee pages, the summary above gives the school's definitive fee policy, the list of payable fee types, billing rules, refund rules, and accepted payment methods as published.

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Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Next Generation Wakra Campus is committed to the academic, personal and social growth of its learners in a safe and positive learning environment. It provides a technology-enhanced, collaborative learning atmosphere that encourages innovation, independent learning and active participation in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. The school focuses on developing confidence, leadership, and life skills, and aims to prepare students to become responsible global citizens. Islamic values and practices are integrated into daily learning as part of a holistic education. The school emphasizes teamwork, respect and ambition as core principles guiding student development.

Safeguarding

The Next Generation Wakra Campus is committed to safeguarding learners within a safe and positive learning environment. Policies and procedures related to safety and student welfare form part of the school's governance.

Admissions

1. The Next Generation School uses a fair and transparent admission procedure that provides equal opportunities to all candidates. It provides clear guidance and defines admission requirements by class and campus. It aims to partner with parents and candidates to ease the admission process. It complies with MoEHE regulations and maintains merit-based selection.
2. Candidates must meet mandatory conditions. They must possess a valid Qatar National ID or valid Qatari resident permit. They must reach the appropriate age by September 30 and have passed the previous class with an attested certificate. They must attain the minimum criteria of the entrance assessment and interview and have English proficiency; seat availability and MoEHE criteria must be satisfied.
3. An academic session runs from March to February each year, with a September start. The MoEHE publishes the official admissions schedule, and the school may begin admission activities earlier depending on seat availability.
4. The year is divided into Term 1 (September-December) and Term 2 (January-June); term dates may be adjusted by MoEHE directives.
5. Fees are charged for the full academic session and are approved by MoEHE. Tuition and transport fees may be paid in up to three instalments as invoiced. The registration/admission fee is non-refundable; seat reservation is non-refundable and applies to future sessions.
6. The registration fee is non-refundable; all other fees are invoiced in advance. Fees must be paid by the due date. The seat reservation is applied toward the next year's tuition; it is non-refundable. Refunds are subject to policy if withdrawal occurs.
7. Eligibility requires passing the entrance assessment; a valid Qatar ID; previous school's report for Year II and above; documents from outside Qatar attested; Year 12 requires minimum IGCSE grade C; the child must speak basic English; good behaviour; attestation requirements may affect MoEHE final approval.
8. The school follows MoEHE age criteria with Cambridge guidelines; placement may include up to four months flexibility depending on readiness and prior schooling.
9. Priority admissions are given to siblings and to candidates from British or Cambridge curricula; admission is not guaranteed and all candidates must complete the process including assessment.
10. Parents apply online; the Registrar reviews the application and checks NSIS status; feedback on missing documents is shared; after that, assessment is scheduled and results are shared within 3–5 working days; an offer is made if criteria are met.
11. Required documents for candidates: copies of Qatar ID, passport, birth certificate, photos, latest report card, SLC, NOC/Transfer Certificate, vaccination and health cards, and health assessment. Documents for parents: copies of IDs, address documents, employment letter, and enrollment agreement.
12. Initial assessment test is mandatory for all candidates; Year I–VIII tests cover English and Numeracy; Year IX and above cover Science; Kindergarten uses oral and written assessments and potty-training is required. Passing the assessment (and interview if applicable) leads to an admission offer, which must be accepted within five working days (with possible extension).
13. Placement may be offered at any campus; transfers depend on seat availability and residence location.
14. An admission offer must be accepted within five working days; a single extension of up to five days may be granted at the registrar's discretion.
15. The school requires current medical information; SEND cases are reviewed case-by-case; good behaviour is required for placement.
16. Withdrawal of admission requires one month's written notice; the security fee is refundable with notice; grounds for withdrawal include disciplinary issues, unsatisfactory progress, or irregular attendance.
17. Re-admission may be granted for students with good disciplinary records; priority may be given to those with an educational gap, subject to seat availability.
18. The policy is reviewed and may be updated; fees may change per MoEHE directives.
19. Parents declare that all information is true; they have legal custody and agree to the policy; they consent to data use for quality purposes.

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