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ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees OMR 1,900 - 3,200
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2023
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), British Curriculum
Taught languages English, Arabic
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School
Introduction

ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School is in Muscat, Oman, opened in August 2023 as part of ABQ Education Group. For 2026/27 it will provide KG to Grade 10 with plans to develop into a full K–12. The Early Years Foundation Stage is delivered through ABQ Explorer Curriculum, bilingual in English and Arabic, with a play‑based approach that builds personal, social, and emotional skills and integrates age‑appropriate technology. In Primary, Cambridge Primary Programme is taught in English, Maths and Science, with Arabic, Islamic Studies and Social Studies aligned to MOE requirements; Kalemon is provided as Arabic second language for those exempt from Arabic. Secondary follows KS3 and KS4 with IGCSE or GED, and senior years offer A Levels or GED. Facilities include Science and IT labs, Music and Art rooms, Indoor Sports Hall, football field, swimming pool, library, health clinic, multipurpose hall, and outdoors. The school celebrates each child's strengths within a close-knit community.

ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School, Bawshar Street, Bawshar, Muscat, Oman

The Essentials

ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School has instruction in English, Arabic.

Location
Located in Bawshar, Muscat, Oman.

Stages
KG to Grade 10 (2026/27).

Type
Private school

Country affiliation
Oman
Diving Deeper

House System
All students join one of four Houses; relaunched in 2021; fosters belonging; rewards both individual and team achievements; inter-house competitions take place throughout the year.

Governance and Ownership
Owned and operated by ABQ Education Group, the leading international school operator in Oman.
Fees

Annual tuition at ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School ranges from OMR 1,900 to OMR 3,200 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fee

- A one-time registration (application) fee is charged at enrolment: OMR 250.

Tuition fees (annual) — by year group

- KG1 (Nursery): OMR 1,900 per academic year.
- KG2: OMR 2,000 per academic year.
- Grade 1: OMR 2,200 per academic year.
- Grade 2: OMR 2,300 per academic year.
- Grade 3: OMR 2,400 per academic year.
- Grade 4: OMR 2,400 per academic year.
- Grade 5: OMR 2,500 per academic year.
- Grade 6: OMR 2,600 per academic year.
- Grade 7: OMR 2,600 per academic year.
- Grade 8: OMR 2,700 per academic year.
- Grades 9–10: OMR 3,000 per academic year.
- Grades 11–12: OMR 3,200 per academic year.

Per-term breakdown / billing frequency

- Tuition is quoted as an annual amount. For annual enrolments, fees may be paid in three instalments (i.e., on the first day of each term). Example per-term amounts (annual tuition ÷ 3):
- KG1: OMR 633.33 per term (OMR 1,900 ÷ 3).
- KG2: OMR 666.67 per term (OMR 2,000 ÷ 3).
- Grade 1: OMR 733.33 per term (OMR 2,200 ÷ 3).
- Grade 2: OMR 766.67 per term (OMR 2,300 ÷ 3).
- Grade 3: OMR 800.00 per term (OMR 2,400 ÷ 3).
- Grade 4: OMR 800.00 per term (OMR 2,400 ÷ 3).
- Grade 5: OMR 833.33 per term (OMR 2,500 ÷ 3).
- Grade 6: OMR 866.67 per term (OMR 2,600 ÷ 3).
- Grade 7: OMR 866.67 per term (OMR 2,600 ÷ 3).
- Grade 8: OMR 900.00 per term (OMR 2,700 ÷ 3).
- Grades 9–10: OMR 1,000.00 per term (OMR 3,000 ÷ 3).
- Grades 11–12: OMR 1,066.67 per term (OMR 3,200 ÷ 3).

Billing schedule and payment terms (available options)

- Payment options: full annual payment in one instalment; two instalments (two 50% payments by post‑dated cheques); or eight monthly post‑dated cheques (PDC) following the standard ABQ schedule. Online payments, direct debit and Visa/Mastercard are accepted.
- Typical eight-month PDC schedule used across ABQ schools (example of percentages): 20% by 5 August; 15% by 5 September; 15% by 5 October; 10% by 5 November; 10% by 5 December; 10% by 5 January; 10% by 5 February; 10% by 5 March.

Resource / additional recurring fees and charges

- Resource / consumables fees and other small annual charges may apply in addition to tuition (amounts vary by grade and are charged separately). International external examination fees (IGCSE / AS / A2) are charged in addition to tuition. Uniform costs are not included in tuition. Extended‑care charges apply for early years where applicable.

Uniform and one‑off costs

- School uniform is compulsory and is supplied through the designated uniform supplier (Zaks). Uniform costs are itemised and charged separately; uniform is not included in tuition.
- Other potential one‑off costs: assessment or placement checks, stationery packs, optional trips and extracurricular activity fees, and external exam charges (where applicable). These are charged in addition to annual tuition.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable for ABQ Al Imtiaz (the school operates as a day school); no boarding fees apply.

Refunds and withdrawal

- No standard, detailed tuition‑refund schedule or published refund policy is listed in the school's public admissions/tuition materials. Any refund or withdrawal adjustments are handled according to the school's enrolment and accounting procedures and should be confirmed with the school's admissions office at the time of registration.

Fee payment methods (practical options)

- Accepted payment methods include: online card payments (Visa, MasterCard), direct debit/online bank payments, and post‑dated cheques for instalment plans. Zero‑cost extended payment plans are offered through partner banks for some ABQ schools; availability should be confirmed at enrolment.

Notes for parents (concise)

- Annual tuition figures above are the school's published annual charges by grade; parents choosing instalments may use the three‑term instalment, two‑payment option, or the eight‑month PDC plan described above.
- One‑time registration fee is payable when applying; uniform and exam charges are additional.
Academics

ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School teaches EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), British Curriculum.

Curriculum
ABQ Explorer Curriculum (Pre-KG to KG2) is fully bilingual in English and Arabic and follows the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC), with a play-based approach that develops personal, social, and emotional skills and uses age-appropriate technology. The Primary Curriculum follows the Cambridge Primary Programme in English, Maths and Science, with Arabic, Islamic Studies and Social Studies taught to the MOE curriculum; Kalemon is provided as the Arabic second language for those exempt from Arabic. Assessment in the primary phase includes GL Progress Assessments (Grades 1–6), CAT4 in Grade 4, and Cambridge Progress Tests (Grades 3–6) with Cambridge Checkpoint Tests in Grade 6. The Secondary Curriculum has three key stages: Key Stage 3 (Grades 7–8) with Cambridge Checkpoint at the end of Grade 8; Key Stage 4 (Grades 9–10) offering IGCSE or GED with compulsory subjects and a range of options; Senior years provide two pathways: A Levels or GED, with Kalemon available as the Arabic second language. Cambridge and GED pathways underpin the school's qualifications and are supported by ongoing assessments.

Exam Results
ABQ consistently achieves outstanding results in external examinations and has been the top recipient of Cambridge Top in Oman awards. GEDx outcome improvement programme supports GED students.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates study at prestigious universities worldwide.

Gifted and Talented
ABQ Merit Scholarship Programme.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School establishes a positive school culture to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment. By involving parents, teachers, and students in the process, the school fosters academic excellence, personal growth and community engagement. The principal is committed to exploring new ways to meet the needs of all students and to actively communicate with the parents, students, staff and the community we serve. It is the goal to continue ABQ's tradition of excellence at Al Imtiaz. Students are invited to join with enthusiasm and feedback is welcomed throughout the year.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
KG provides a fully bilingual programme where all aspects of the curriculum are taught both in English and Arabic. In Primary, the Cambridge Primary Programme is taught in English, Maths and Science, with Arabic, Islamic Studies and Social Studies following MOE requirements; Kalemon provides an Arabic second language programme for students exempt from Arabic.

Mental Wellbeing
Establishing a positive school culture is essential for a supportive and inclusive learning environment. By involving parents, teachers, and students, we foster academic excellence, personal growth and community engagement. The principal is committed to meeting the needs of all students and to actively communicating with the parents, students, staff and the community we serve. ABQ Al Imtiaz aims to continue ABQ's tradition of excellence and to provide a welcoming year for students. The principal's message also emphasizes openness to feedback and an open door for students.

Safeguarding
Health Clinic on campus to support student health and safety.
Parent Experience

History
ABQ Al Imtiaz Private School is part of ABQ Education Group, a long-standing education provider in Oman with close to 60 years of cumulative school operating experience. The school opened in August 2023 and, for the 2026/27 academic year, offers KG to Grade 10 with plans to gradually grow into a complete K-12 offering in coming years. The curriculum includes EYFS and Cambridge in Primary, and languages taught are English and Arabic. The campus layout creates a close-knit and engaged school family. Imtiaz means unique, distinct and exceptional, reflecting the school's focus on recognising each child's strengths and potential.

Community
The campus layout supports a close-knit, engaged school family that can thrive. ABQ emphasises a caring, collaborative culture with Parent Care Officers who keep parents well-informed and address school-related queries. Current parents can participate in the ABQ Ambassador Programme to earn back up to 100% of their child's tuition by referring new families. ABQ Latest News highlights a broad range of activities and experiences, including educational tours (e.g., Georgia), the Water Safety Programme, inter-ABQ athletics and basketball events, arts and exhibitions, and participation in global programs and partnerships.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Parent Care Officers keep parents well-informed and attend to school-related queries. ABQ Ambassador Programme lets current parents earn back up to 100% of their child's tuition by referring new families. The school emphasises care and compassion through its actions and maintains an active, engaged parent community as reflected in parent testimonials. Cambridge curriculum is used in Primary, with ABQ describing itself as serious about education and aiming to deliver strong academic outcomes.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Al Imtiaz provides space, opportunities, and inspiration for students to flourish. The campus includes a Science Laboratory, IT Lab, Music Room, Art Room, Indoor Sports Hall, Football Field, Basketball Court, Swimming Pool, Reading Library, Outdoor play areas, Health Clinic, and a Multipurpose Hall. The convenient layout and easy access to all areas foster a close-knit and engaged school community. The facilities support learning across sciences, arts, sports, and well-being.

Sports Facilities
The school has an Indoor Sports Hall, a Football Field, a Basketball Court, and a Swimming Pool. These facilities support a range of physical education activities and team sports. The dedicated spaces encourage student participation in sports and healthy competition. The facilities complement classroom-based learning by enabling practical and dynamic physical education experiences.

Academic Facilities
The school has a Science Laboratory, an IT Lab, and a Reading Library. These facilities support practical science work and information technology learning as well as independent and group reading activities. The Science Laboratory enables experiments and hands-on investigations. The IT Lab provides technology-enabled learning across subjects.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has Debating Club, Science Club, Model United Nations Club, and Digital Design and Animation Club. The school has AI & AR Club and Writers' Club to develop programming, critical thinking and communication skills. These clubs provide opportunities for competitions, conferences and real-world application of classroom knowledge.

Arts & Creative
The school has ABQ Music Club, ABQ Photography Club, ABQ Art Club, and ABQ Drama Club. The Music Club provides music education, practice space and opportunities for performances on- and off-campus. The Photography Club helps students tell stories through photography; the Art Club fosters creativity and self-expression; the Drama Club develops acting and stagecraft.

Cultural & Language
The school has ABQ Model United Nations Club, ABQ Holy Quran Club, and ABQ Writers' Club. The Model United Nations Club prepares for conferences and debates, representing nations. The Holy Quran Club organizes Qur'an activities including Tajweed; the Writers' Club fosters writing and language development.

Social & Hobbies
The school has ABQ Sports Club, ABQ Photography Club, ABQ Book Club, ABQ Music Club, ABQ Art Club, and ABQ Drama Club. The ABQ Sports Club offers a wide variety of sports and recreational activities to promote a healthy lifestyle and teamwork. The other clubs provide sociable, interest-based groups for students to explore talents and share projects.

Community & Service
The school has ABQ Environmental Club. The Environmental Club raises awareness of environmental issues and teaches students to protect and preserve the Earth. The club engages in projects and activities that foster community involvement and environmental stewardship.

Leadership & Professional
The school has ABQ Job Shadowing Initiative. The Job Shadowing Initiative provides Grade 11 students with opportunities to explore interest-based careers. The program supports the development of professional skills and early career exploration.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school has ABQ Sports Club and a Water Safety Programme. The Sports Club offers a wide range of sports and recreational activities to promote a healthy lifestyle. The Water Safety Programme equips students with knowledge and confidence to stay safe in and around water.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught: English and Arabic. Curricula: EYFS and Cambridge. Cambridge curriculum is followed in Primary.

Bilingual Teaching
The school teaches in English and Arabic.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Determine eligibility according to the 2026/2027 age-group grid. The Class mapping for 2026/2027 is: Pre-KG corresponds to birth years 2023 (1 July–31 December) or 2024 (1 January–30 June); KG1 corresponds to 2022 or 2023; KG2 corresponds to 2021 or 2022; G1 corresponds to 2020 or 2021; G2 corresponds to 2019 or 2020; G3 corresponds to 2018 or 2019; G4 corresponds to 2017 or 2018; G5 corresponds to 2016 or 2017; G6 corresponds to 2015 or 2016; G7 corresponds to 2014 or 2015; G8 corresponds to 2013 or 2014; G9 corresponds to 2012 or 2013; G10 corresponds to 2011 or 2012. This placement aligns with the 1 July–31 December and 1 January–30 June windows for each class. The age-based placement supports age-appropriate entry into KG through Grade 8. Parents should verify their child's class against this grid when enrolling.

Scholarships
ABQ Merit Scholarship Programme offers 12 academic scholarships for the 2026–2027 academic year across ABQ Azzan Bin Qais, ABQ Seeb, and ABQ Sohar for students in Grades 9–12. Scholarships provide a 100% waiver of tuition fees for two academic years (one-year scholarships apply for Grade 12) and do not cover other fees such as books, cafeteria, uniforms, or exam fees. Eligible applicants must live in Oman and may be existing ABQ students, with excellent academic history and a minimum CAT4 score of 120. How to apply: visit the ABQ scholarship page, complete the online Scholarship Questionnaire, upload a copy of the latest grade report and any prior IGCSE/AS results, write a 300–400 word passion essay, and provide a video answering two of the listed questions. Timeline: 5–29 January 2026 is the online application period; CAT4 assessment on 7 February 2026; panel interviews with shortlisted candidates on 15 February 2026 (if required); announcements on 25 February 2026; recipients attend an Awards Ceremony in October 2026. Terms include: scholarships are offered according to the order of merit, ABQ reserves rights to adjust terms, transfer scholarships if minimum criteria are not met, or terminate the program at any time; the scholarship is a 100% tuition waiver and does not cover other fees; the online application must be completed; shortlisted candidates may undergo CAT4 assessment and possibly a panel interview; successful candidates are notified and invited to the ceremony; recipients must maintain satisfactory performance and ambassadors obligations; the scholarship program is at ABQ Education Group's sole discretion and subject to change.
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