Compare Specialist-level SEN International Schools in Qatar

Philippine International School–Qatar is a private, Filipino-led international school located in Ain Khalid, Qatar. The school follows the Enhanced K–12 Basic Education Program of the Philippines, delivering Kindergarten through Senior High School with English as the medium of instruction and Filipino taught as a national language. It operates under DepEd and MEHE oversight to align with Philippine and Qatari standards, including MEHE's Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Qatari History requirements. The school emphasizes Whole Child and Outcome-Based Education, focusing on students' health, safety, engagement, support, and values. Facilities include a library with Koha catalog, literacy events, and partnerships with Qatar National Library; sports facilities for basketball, volleyball, badminton, and table tennis; and a five-department structure from Preschool to Senior High. Extracurriculars feature a robust Campus Life program, student leadership through SSLG, and clubs spanning academics, arts, culture, and service. Tracks in HUMSS and STEM complement project-based learning and career pathways.

Summit Academy is a tuition-free public K-12 charter school operating across four campuses in Salt Lake Valley, including Draper, Bluffdale, Independence, Summit Academy High School (9-12). Established in 2004 as Draper's first charter school, it serves students aged 5 to 18 with a curriculum aligned to Utah State Board of Education Teaching and Learning standards and an Advanced Placement (AP) emphasis. The campuses include Draper (K-8), Bluffdale (K-6), Independence (K-8), Summit Academy High School (9-12). The school provides a connected K-12 experience with class sizes: 24 students per class in K-8 and 16:1 student-teacher ratio in grades 9-12. Summit Academy offers over 17 athletic programs and 19 clubs, including AP Capstone, Concurrent Enrollment, STEM, and dual immersion language learning. The arts program features visual and performing arts, and student life includes Student Government and NHS participation. This structure supports college- and career-readiness through a mix of coursework, electives, and activities.

Pearling Season International School of Doha comprises two campuses, the main site in Al Mansoura and a second campus in Al Gharrafa. The school serves students aged 3 to 18 and offers the British curriculum, including IPC for the primary years, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels, with Pearson Edexcel IGCSE as an option. Established in 2014, the school expanded to a second campus in 2021, welcoming a diverse student body from over 50 nationalities and a largely UK-based teaching staff. Arabic and French are taught by native speakers. Facilities include two indoor heated swimming pools, a 50-meter pool and a children's pool, an AstroTurf football pitch, a basketball court and a multipurpose hall, with classrooms designed to support focused learning and safety measures supported by lifeguards. An Additional Learning Needs (ALN) department integrates ALN students into mainstream classes. Enrichment activities such as Literacy Week, STEAM Week, and sustainability initiatives broaden learning beyond the classroom.

Awsaj Academy is a specialized school under the Qatar Foundation, dedicated to students with mild to moderate learning needs. Located in a purpose-built facility within Education City, Doha, the academy offers a supportive environment with a low student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring no more than ten students per class. The school follows the International Early Years (IEYC), Primary (IPC), and Middle Years (IMYC) curriculums, blending academic standards with personalized instruction. Unique to Awsaj is the "Prime Program," a specialized evening initiative for young adults aged 18 to 25, offering a second chance to complete their education and gain employability skills. The campus features specialized science laboratories and extensive art facilities, underpinning a strong focus on both STEM and creative arts. Through its "Ramification of Inclusive Family Development" (RIFD) program, the school also provides extensive training and support for parents, fostering a collaborative educational community.

Sherborne Qatar is a family of five British schools in Doha, all part of the Sherborne UK network. It operates across four campuses—the Mall of Qatar Senior School, the Boys Prep in Al Rayyan, the Bani Hajer Prep, and the Girls Prep in Al Ebb—serving ages 3 to 18 in an all-through, coeducational setting. The curriculum follows the National Curriculum for England, complemented by Sherborne Qatar's values and thematic approaches, and students sit IGCSEs in Years 10–11 and AS/A Levels in Years 12–13 at Cambridge and Edexcel examination centres. The Four Pillars—individualised academic excellence, character and wellbeing, future-focused learning, and the Separate Yet Together model—shape every pupil's development. State‑of‑the‑art facilities include a dedicated Sixth Form Centre, a theatre, five libraries, and outdoor spaces designed for study and sport. The school emphasises pastoral care, digital literacy, and close partnerships with parents, under a shared identity: Five Schools, One Sherborne Standard.