Al-Awael Private British International School

Iraq, Mosul

Shortlist

Ask School a Question

Shortlist

🔒

Asking this school a question isn't available on this profile

Al-Awael Private British International School doesn't currently receive questions from parents through doris.

Schools that manage their doris profile answer parent questions directly.

Is this your school? Claim your profile to start receiving enquiries from parents.

Why request through doris?

Book multiple tours with one click

doris will follow up with the schools on your behalf

Keep all your bookings in one place

Format

In person Video

Your timezone

Preferred slots (9am–4pm in school's timezone — pick at least 2)

Tell Al-Awael Private British International School you're interested

Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.

The school confirms eligibility before you commit

Doris keeps you updated and follows up if they go quiet

How many children are you applying for?

Where's your family from?

Some schools have residency / visa requirements — this helps the school answer you.

I want to enrol in…

Anything you'd like to mention? (optional)

🔒

Live availability isn't shared on this profile

Al-Awael Private British International School doesn't currently share live availability, places or waitlist updates through doris.

Schools that manage their doris profile answer availability questions directly.

Is this your school? Claim your profile to start sharing live availability with parents.

Independently researched by doris.
Not yet claimed by the school

Is this your school? Claim your profile

The school at a glance

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 3 - 18 years

Opened 2021

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE

Taught languages English, Arabic

Strengths Sport, Academic Enrichment, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Al-Awael Private British International School is the first international school in Mosul, located in the Al-Arabi Quarter. The school delivers a British curriculum aligned with Pearson Edexcel IGCSE for students aged 3 to 18. In addition to the core program, Islamic education and Arabic language are taught as approved by the Iraqi Ministry of Education to preserve cultural identity and national values. Classes emphasize problem solving, teamwork, and effective communication, with technology, project-based learning, and individualized learning plans supporting progress. The school aims to prepare students to compete internationally while maintaining their cultural heritage, and has engaged with the British Council to explore collaboration opportunities. Extracurriculars include activities beyond the classroom, covering artistic, athletic, leadership, and community service experiences. Cultural offerings include Arabic and Islamic studies alongside the British curriculum. The school emphasizes personal development, and seeks to foster integrity, compassion, and excellence in its students. This supports global mobility.

abrtsim.com

Al Awael British International School, Mosul, Iraq (Al-Arabi Quarter)

Gallery

The school has not added photos

Vibes and Culture

The school has not added this information

The Essentials

Location

Located in Mosul, Iraq, in the Al-Arabi Quarter. The address is Al Awael British International School, Mosul, Iraq. It is described as the first international school in Mosul and offers a British curriculum alongside Arabic and Islamic studies.

Type

Private international school

Country affiliation

British

Religious affiliation

Islamic

Diving Deeper

The school has not added this information

Fees

Application fees

- No specific numeric application or registration fee amount is published. The application process requires completion of the application form and an evaluation; payment of the first tuition installment is required at the time of registration.

Tuition fees by year group

- The school does not publish a public fee schedule showing tuition amounts by year group or per term. Tuition amounts for each year group (EYFS / Key Stage 1 / Key Stage 2 / Key Stage 3 / Key Stage 4) are not listed publicly. For enrolment families, fees are provided directly by the Accounting Department.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is structured to be paid in three installments across the academic year. Parents are required to pay the first installment at registration in order to receive books, uniform and stationery. Exact installment dates, invoice schedule, and any late‑payment terms are provided by the school's Accounting Department.

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision or boarding fee schedule is published. The school operates as a day school for the stated age range (early years through Key Stage 4).

Other costs and compulsory items

- Uniform: The school requires a summer uniform (shirt with school logo and trousers/skirts), a winter uniform (winter shirt and jacket), and a PE kit (sports uniform). These items are supplied after payment of the required installment at registration; specific uniform pricing is not published.

- Books and stationery: Books and stationery are delivered to the family after payment of the first installment at registration. Individual book lists and stationery charges are not published.

- Extracurricular, exam, transportation, medical, or other ancillary fees: No published fee schedule for extracurricular activities, examination fees (e.g., IGCSE exam entries), school transport, or health/insurance fees is available. Information about any such additional charges is provided by the Accounting Department on request.

Refund information

- No published refund policy or rules on fee refunds (including for withdrawal, failed admission, illness, or other circumstances) is available. Refund and transfer rules are handled by the school's administration and Accounting Department.

Fee payment options

- Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, cheque, cash, or online payment portals) are not published. Parents receive full payment terms and accepted payment methods from the Accounting Department during registration and billing.

Practical contact for fees and billing

- Accounting / Admissions contact for fee details: Phone +964 771 559 9966; Email info@abrtsim.com. The Accounting Department provides the detailed fee schedule, installment dates, accepted payment methods, and any discounts or sibling concessions.

Summary of findings and outstanding items

- A detailed numeric fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (and for 2025/26) is not publicly posted; published pages describe the payment structure (three installments) and the registration process but do not list application fees, tuition amounts by year group, per‑term charges, boarding fees, payment method options, or refund terms. The school's Accounting Department is the source for all numeric fee figures and formal policies.

Academics

Curriculum

The school follows the British curriculum (Pearson). Islamic education and Arabic language are taught as approved by the Iraqi Ministry of Education to preserve cultural identity and national values. Lessons focus on academic excellence while developing life skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and effective communication. Modern technology, project-based learning, and individualized learning plans support student progress.

Wellbeing

The school has not added this information

Parent Experience

The school has not added this information

Facilities

The school has not added this information

Extra-Curricular Activities

The school has not added this information

Languages

The school has not added this information

Reputation

The school has not added this information

Admissions

Step 1. Ages and programs. The school offers EYFS for ages 3 to 5; KS1 for ages 5 to 7; KS2 for ages 7 to 11; KS3 for ages 11 to 14; KS4 for ages 14 to 16; and Post-16 Education or Sixth Form for ages 16 to 18 (Years 12–13). The Pearson Edexcel curriculum supports all stages and aligns with IGCSE and further qualifications. The British curriculum is taught alongside Arabic and Islamic studies. Step 2. How to Apply. Visit the campus to familiarize with the facilities and meet staff. Prospective students take an evaluation exam to determine the appropriate year level. Applicants complete the Student Admission Application Form. Payment of the first installment of tuition fees is made through the Accounting Department, and books and uniform are issued after payment. Step 3. Requirements. Prepare and submit the following documents along with a copy of each: Student ID; Mother's ID; Father's ID; Residence Card; Ration Card; Passport; Four passport-sized photographs. Documents are submitted to the Application Department. Step 4. Tuition & Fees. Tuition is structured to be paid in three installments throughout the academic year. For detailed information on the fee structure and payment deadlines, contact the Accounting Department. Phone: +964-771-559-9966. Step 5. Uniform. Uniform components include a Summer Uniform with a logo shirt and trousers or a skirt; a Winter Uniform with a winter shirt and jacket; and a PE Kit for physical education classes.

School Events

The school has not added events

FAQs

Where is Al-Awael Private British International School located?

The school is located in Mosul, Iraq, in the Al-Arabi Quarter. The campus address is Al Awael British International School, Mosul. It opened in 2021 and is described as Mosul's first international school.

What ages does the school cater to, and what curriculum is taught?

Al-Awael serves students aged 3 to 18, from EYFS through to Post-16. It follows the British curriculum (Pearson Edexcel), with Islamic education and Arabic language taught as approved by the Iraqi Ministry of Education.

Is Al-Awael Private British International School a private international day school?

Yes. It operates as a private international day school for ages 3 to 18, covering early years to Key Stage 4; there is no boarding provision.

What is the admissions process?

Prospective families visit the campus, take an evaluation exam to determine the appropriate year level, and submit the Student Admission Application Form. The first tuition installment is paid at registration, and books and uniform are issued after payment.

How are tuition payments structured?

Tuition is paid in three installments across the academic year. The first installment is due at registration to receive books, uniform, and stationery, and the Accounting Department provides exact dates, invoices, and accepted payment methods.

Are there scholarships or waitlists?

There is no publicly published information about scholarships or waitlists. For fee details, discounts, or concessions, contact the Accounting Department.

What curriculum is used and how does it align with exams?

The school uses the British curriculum (Pearson Edexcel), which aligns with IGCSE and further qualifications, providing a clear path toward externally assessed qualifications.

What learning approaches does the school employ?

Learning integrates modern technology, project-based learning, and individualized learning plans to support progress and develop skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and communication.

Are exam results published?

Exam results are not published publicly by the school. The curriculum aligns with IGCSE and related qualifications, but specific results are not disclosed.

What facilities or campus features does the school have?

Specific facilities and campus features are not publicly listed. The school emphasizes a holistic program and provides books and uniforms after the first payment, with a focus on extracurricular activities.

Are there dedicated sports or science facilities?

Information about dedicated sports or academic facilities is not published. The program emphasizes a broad range of extracurricular activities as part of holistic education.

What kinds of extracurricular activities are offered?

Beyond academics, the school offers artistic, athletic, leadership, and community service activities as part of its holistic program.

Are leadership or service opportunities available?

Yes, students participate in leadership activities and community service as part of the school's development program.

How does the school support personal development?

The curriculum emphasizes life skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and effective communication, integrated with academic learning to foster well-rounded, confident students.

How does the school support students with special educational needs?

SEN support is provided through individualized learning plans to meet the unique needs of each student within the British curriculum framework.

What wellbeing or safeguarding provisions exist?

Wellbeing and social skills are integrated into the program. Specific safeguarding policies or mental health resources are not published in the available information.

Is there EAL support?

Information about EAL support is not published in the available data.

Is boarding offered?

No. Al-Awael operates as a day school for ages 3 to 18, with no boarding provision.

What about uniform requirements?

The uniform includes a Summer Uniform (logo shirt with trousers or a skirt), a Winter Uniform (winter shirt and jacket), and a PE kit. Uniform items are issued after payment of the first installment at registration.

Is there a house system or governance information available?

No information about a house system or governance is published in the available data.

Search for more schools

Search schools in Iraq View all schools in Mosul View all schools in Iraq British curriculum schools in Iraq Open days & tours in Mosul What is the British curriculum? View all schools Search all schools

Al-Awael Private British International School

Asking this school a question isn't available on this profile

Request confirmed

The school will be in touch soon. Schools typically confirm bookings within 5 business days

Tell Al-Awael Private British International School you're interested

Sent to the school