International Academy of Iraq

Iraq, Basra

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum American Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, Arabic

Strengths STEM, Sport, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School

Introduction

International Academy of Iraq (IAI) is a Basra-based international school offering a distinctive dual curriculum that blends the American Program with the Iraqi National Curriculum. English is the language of instruction, and the school welcomes students of all nationalities. The American Program is delivered to California Common Core standards where compatible with Iraqi policy, with MAP, SAT and ACT assessments and internal evaluations aligned to Common Core and NGSS. The IGCSE curriculum is delivered through Pearson Edexcel, and the school is accredited to offer both the American Program and IGCSE, with membership in the College Board and ACAC. From kindergarten to preparatory school, IAI focuses on college readiness and leadership development. World-class facilities include dedicated classrooms, a scientific laboratory, music and art studios, and indoor and outdoor sports facilities. Located on Al-Zubair Road beside Toyota, in front of the Technical College, it serves a diverse international community and lifelong learners.

www.iaoiraq.edu.iq

Iraq – Basra – Al-Zubair Road beside Toyota car company, in front of the Technical College

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The Essentials

Location

Located in Basrah, Iraq. It is the flagship international school in Basrah. The campus includes dedicated classrooms, a scientific laboratory, music and art studios, and indoor and outdoor sports facilities.

Stages

Kindergarten to preparatory school

Country affiliation

Iraq

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Fees

Overview
- The International Academy of Iraq does not publish a public tuition and fees schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) on its publicly accessible admission or billing pages.

Application fees
- No publicly listed application, admissions, or registration fee amounts are available for review. Any required application or registration fee amount is not published on the school's public admission or billing pages.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No per-term or per-year tuition amounts by year group/grade are published publicly. There are no visible fee tables or numeric tuition figures for kindergarten, primary, middle, or secondary (preparatory) levels on the public pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- No public statement of the school's billing schedule, installment terms, due dates, late-payment penalties, or payment deadlines is published on the public billing or admissions pages. The site's billing area does not display a public schedule without account access.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- There is no public indication that boarding accommodation is offered; therefore no boarding fees are published. No boarding program, boarding facilities, or boarding fee information appears on the school's public pages.

Other costs or fees (uniform, transport, meals, textbooks, extracurriculars, exam fees)
- No published breakdown of other mandatory or optional costs (uniforms, transport, meals, textbooks, activity or exam fees) is available on the public pages. Specific amounts for uniforms, transportation, meals, exam charges, or curriculum resources are not listed.

Refund information
- No publicly available refund policy, including conditions for tuition refunds, pro rata refunds for mid-term withdrawals, or administrative refund procedures, is published on the admissions or billing pages.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cash, etc.)
- No public statement lists accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit/debit card, or cash) or the school's bank details. For fee payment arrangements or the official fee schedule, contact the school's Accounting office by phone at 009647813165905 or by email at manager@iaoiraq.edu.iq. Registration inquiries can be directed to 009647802006200.

Summary of findings
- The school's public admission and billing sections do not contain numeric fee schedules, per-term or per-year tuition figures, or stated payment/refund policies for 2026/27 (or 2025/26). For authoritative, itemized figures (application fee, tuition by grade and term, billing schedule, boarding (if any), uniform and other charges, refund terms, and accepted payment methods), contact the Accounting or Registration offices using the phone numbers and emails provided above.

Academics

Curriculum

Dual curriculum: American Curriculum in English Language Arts, Math, Science and other subjects, alongside the Iraqi National Curriculum in Islamic Studies, Arabic, and National Studies. The American Program is delivered to California Common Core standards where compatible with Iraqi policy. English is the language of instruction and the school welcomes students of all nationalities. Assessments include standardized MAP assessments, SAT and ACT, and internal assessments aligned to the Common Core and NGSS. The IGCSE curriculum is delivered via Pearson Edexcel, and the school is accredited to offer both the American Program and IGCSE; it is a member of the College Board and ACAC. From kindergarten to preparatory school, IAI prepares students for a future of limitless possibilities, shaping leaders of tomorrow.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates matriculate into international universities and colleges worldwide. The mission states the aim to prepare students to excel in top universities worldwide. English as the primary language of instruction and readiness resources such as SAT/ACT via College Board support progression to higher education.

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Admissions

1) Purpose and policy: The admissions process is fair and free from bias, aiming to enroll students with potential to succeed and matriculate into international universities. IAI admits students in line with MOE regulations and its own admission policy. The Director, supported by the Admissions Committee, decides who receives a place. 2) Eligibility and language: English is the primary language of instruction, and applicants must demonstrate English proficiency at a grade-appropriate level. The school seeks determined, motivated students with excellent academics, positive conduct, and international mindedness. A diverse student body is encouraged, and priority goes to those able to cope with the curriculum. 3) Admission requirements: As per MOE Regulations, documents must be handed to the registrar at enrollment. Required documents include a transfer certificate, passport copy or birth certificate, transcript, medical information, and parent/guardian details. Also required is a school profile; for students from outside Iraq, the transfer certificate must be attested by MOE, MOFA, and the Iraqi Consulate. 4) Admission decision and environment: The Director makes the admission decision with the Admissions Committee. IAI is open to students of all nationalities who can access English-medium education. IAI has limited spaces for students with special educational needs and does not provide for complex learning disabilities.

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FAQs

Where is the International Academy of Iraq located and what is its campus like in Basrah?

The school is located in Basrah, Iraq and is described as the flagship international school in Basrah. The campus includes dedicated classrooms, a scientific laboratory, music and art studios, and indoor and outdoor sports facilities. It is a co‑educational institution with a dual curriculum.

WhatCurricula does IAI offer and how are they delivered?

IAI offers a dual curriculum: the American Program (delivered in English) aligned to California Common Core Standards for ELA, Math, Science, and other subjects, and the Iraqi National Curriculum for Islamic Studies, Arabic, and National Studies. The IGCSE curriculum is delivered via Pearson Edexcel. English is used for American-program subjects and Arabic for Iraqi-program subjects, with accreditation to offer both programs.

What grade levels does IAI serve and is it a co‑educational school?

IAI serves from kindergarten through preparatory school and is co‑educational. The campus facilities support learning across early years to preparatory levels.

Does the school publish tuition or fees publicly?

Public tuition and fees schedules for 2026/27 or 2025/26 are not published on public admission or billing pages. For exact figures, you can contact the Accounting office at 009647813165905 or manager@iaoiraq.edu.iq.

What is the admissions process at IAI?

Admissions involve the Director and an Admissions Committee making placement decisions, with a focus on students who show potential for international university progression. English proficiency at a grade‑appropriate level is required, and the school seeks determined, motivated students with strong academics and international mindedness. Admissions are aligned with MOE regulations and require specified documents.

What documents are required for admission to IAI?

Required documents include a transfer certificate, passport copy or birth certificate, transcript, medical information, and parent/guardian details, plus a school profile. For students coming from outside Iraq, the transfer certificate must be attested by MOE, MOFA, and the Iraqi Consulate.

What curricula does IAI offer and how are they aligned with standards?

IAI offers a dual curriculum: the American Program and the Iraqi National Curriculum. The American Program covers ELA, Mathematics, Science, and related subjects and is aligned to California Common Core Standards where feasible. The Iraqi program covers Islamic Studies, Arabic, and National Studies.

What assessments are used to measure student progress?

Student progress is measured with standardized MAP assessments, as well as SAT and ACT exams. Internal assessments are aligned to the Common Core and NGSS to support college readiness.

Where do IAI graduates typically study after finishing?

Graduates matriculate into international universities and colleges worldwide. The school aims to prepare students to excel in top universities, with English as the primary language of instruction and SAT/ACT readiness supporting progression to higher education.

What facilities does the IAI campus have?

The campus features dedicated classrooms, a scientific laboratory, and music and art studios. It also has indoor and outdoor sports facilities to support physical education and extracurricular activities. These facilities underpin a holistic approach to learning from kindergarten through preparatory levels.

Is there a science laboratory for students?

Yes, there is a dedicated scientific laboratory on campus that supports science education across grade levels. The facility enables hands‑on experiments aligned with the science curriculum.

What facilities support arts and sports at IAI?

There are music and art studios on campus to support creative education. In addition, indoor and outdoor sports facilities are available for physical education and athletics.

What extracurricular activities and events does IAI offer?

IAI hosts events such as a Mathematics Competition in 2023 and a Cultural and Fashion Show in 2024, along with Christmas celebrations and visits to elderly homes. Gulf 25 coverage indicates engagement with national events. These activities complement classroom learning.

Are there leadership opportunities for students at IAI?

Leadership is a core value at IAI, with a student‑centered, inquiry‑based learning approach designed to develop tomorrow's leaders. Students are encouraged to collaborate, take initiative, and demonstrate responsibility and mindful leadership.

Does IAI promote international-mindedness and cultural activities?

Yes. The school emphasizes international-mindedness, cross‑cultural understanding, and a diverse, globally aware community as part of its mission and values.

How does IAI support students who are English language learners?

English is the primary language of instruction for the American Program. The data does not indicate a separate formal EAL program, but language proficiency is required for admission and success in English‑medium subjects.

What support is available for students with special educational needs?

IAI has limited spaces for students with special educational needs and does not provide for complex or severe learning disabilities. Prospective families should consider this in light of individual needs.

How does the school address wellbeing and safeguarding?

Wellbeing is addressed through social and emotional learning, mindfulness, and health awareness as part of civil expectations. Specific safeguarding policies are not published in the available information.

Is IAI a boarding school?

There is no public indication that boarding is offered; the school appears to be a day school. Boarding information is not listed publicly.

Are there house systems or uniforms at IAI?

There is no publicly published information about a uniform policy or a house system on public pages.

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