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Art of Living Private School

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees OMR 1,550 - 1,750
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages Arabic, English
Strengths Sport, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Arts and Creative, Academic and Intellectual
Introduction

Art of Living Private School in Muscat offers a bilingual Cambridge curriculum for Primary and Secondary. Core subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, PE, ICT and Music are taught in English, while Arabic and Islamic studies are delivered in Arabic. Non-Arabic and non-Muslim students study Arabic for foreigners and receive additional English support. The Cambridge framework supports a holistic education designed for global opportunities in a multilingual context. The school integrates mindfulness and human-values education inspired by Sri Sri Ravishankar and the Art of Living movement into daily routines. It is managed by SSRVM, the educational wing of The Art of Living Foundation, and supported in Oman by the Mosaic Group of Companies as part of their CSR initiatives. Afterschool activities include Yoga for Kids (taught by QCI-certified instructors from Art of Living Oman), Tennis, Dance, Language enrichment and Phonics, Robotics, and Art and Craft, with Music embedded in the curriculum.

Building #2106, Way #3231, Al Dhayafa Street, Al Ghubra, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

The Essentials

Art of Living Private School has instruction in English, Arabic.

Fees

Annual tuition at Art of Living Private School ranges from OMR 1,550 to OMR 1,750 for 2026/27.

Annual tuition — KG I & II

- Educational fee: OMR 1,550 per year (this fee includes registration, books and stationery).
- Payment schedule (monthly installments that total OMR 1,550):
- September: OMR 500.000
- October: OMR 210.000
- November: OMR 210.000
- December: OMR 210.000
- January: OMR 210.000
- February: OMR 210.000.

Annual tuition — Grades 1–4

- Educational fee: OMR 1,750 per year (this fee includes registration, books and stationery).
- Payment schedule (monthly installments that total OMR 1,750):
- September: OMR 500.000
- October: OMR 250.000
- November: OMR 250.000
- December: OMR 250.000
- January: OMR 250.000
- February: OMR 250.000.

Application / registration fees

- No separate application fee is listed; registration is included within the stated annual educational fee for each year group.

Fees per term

- The school provides a monthly billing schedule (September–February) and annual totals. No explicit term-based fee breakdown (term 1 / term 2 / term 3) is published; use the monthly schedule above to aggregate any term totals as needed.

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision or boarding fee is published for this school.

Other costs (uniform, extracurricular, books beyond those listed, transport, consumables, etc.)

- Books and stationery are included in the annual educational fee as stated. No separate uniform charges, transport fees, extracurricular fee schedule, or other ancillary fee amounts are published on the fee page. Contact the school directly for any optional charges that may apply.

Refunds and withdrawal

- No published refund policy or formal withdrawal/fee-refund schedule appears on the fee page.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing is presented as monthly installments across six months (September through February) as shown above; the September installment is larger (OMR 500) followed by five equal monthly installments. Specific late-payment penalties, deadlines, or other contract terms are not published on the fee page.

Accepted payment methods

- The fee page does not publish accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, or cash). Parents should contact the school office by phone or email for the current payment options.

Summary of missing fee details

- The fee page lists annual totals and the monthly payment schedule for KG I & II and Grades 1–4 but does not publish: a separate application fee, a term-by-term fee table, boarding fees, uniform costs, a refund policy, or accepted payment methods. For any of those specific items, contact the school's admissions office directly.
Academics

Art of Living Private School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary).

Curriculum

The school is a bilingual international school. It caters to students who are fluent in English for instruction in English, Mathematics, Science, PE, ICT and Music. Arabic and Islamic studies are offered in Arabic. Non-Arabic and non-Muslim students study Arabic for foreigners and receive extra lessons in English. The Cambridge curriculum provides the framework for the syllabus to support holistic education and to help students be on par with peers from global schools and universities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school teaches a bilingual Cambridge curriculum. Core subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, PE, ICT and Music are taught in English, while Arabic and Islamic studies are offered in Arabic. Non-Arabic and non-Muslim students study Arabic for foreigners and receive English support. The Cambridge-based syllabus provides holistic development and aims to prepare students for global opportunities.

Arts & Creative

Afterschool Activities include Yoga for Kids, Tennis, Dance, Language enrichment and Phonics, Robotics, and Art and Craft. Yoga is taught by QCI-certified instructors from Art of Living Oman, and Dance classes are conducted by a trained trainer; Art and Craft are led by school staff. Music is included in the regular curriculum.

Cultural & Language

The school is a bilingual international school with English and Arabic instruction. Arabic and Islamic studies are offered in Arabic, and non-Arabic and non-Muslim students study Arabic for foreigners with English support. The curriculum emphasizes appreciation of cultural heritage and global citizenship.

Social & Hobbies

Afterschool Activities include Yoga for Kids, Tennis, Dance, Language enrichment and Phonics, Robotics, and Art and Craft. Mindfulness and calming techniques are embedded in daily practice, helping students manage emotions. Service activities foster social responsibility and global citizenship.

Community & Service

Service activities are interlaced into the curriculum. The school's strength draws on the teachings of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar to promote human values and service. This approach helps students become socially responsible global citizens.

Leadership & Professional

The school is managed by SSRVM, the educational wing of The Art of Living Foundation, and is supported in Oman by the Mosaic Group of Companies as part of their CSR initiatives. SSRVM operates 120 schools worldwide, serving thousands of students.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Mindfulness and calming techniques are practiced in school alongside modern teaching concepts like smart classes and robotics. Afterschool Yoga for Kids supports physical health, with sessions on Monday and Wednesday from 5 to 6 pm. The curriculum emphasizes cognitive, physical, emotional and social growth to enable students to live with joy in a changing world.
Languages

Language Provision

English and Arabic are the primary instructional languages. Most subjects are taught in English, including English, Mathematics, Science, PE, ICT and Music. Arabic and Islamic studies are taught in Arabic. Arabic for foreigners is offered to non-Arabic students, with additional English lessons provided.

Bilingual Teaching

The school is a bilingual international school. Subject instruction is in English for students competent in English, including English, Mathematics, Science, PE, ICT and Music. Arabic and Islamic studies are offered in Arabic. Non-Arabic and non-Muslim students study Arabic for foreigners and receive extra English lessons.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Eligibility and campus visit: The school welcomes applications for Kindergarten for students aged three to four, and Primary Grades 1-4 for students aged five to nine. Ages are calculated according to age before 1 July. A campus visit is recommended prior to applying. Campus visits can be scheduled for weekday mornings. 2. Location, hours and inquiries: A location map is available. The school office is open from 07:00 to 17:30 year-round, with reduced hours during school holidays. For inquiries, individual emails can be sent to artoflivingschooloman@gmail.com. 3. Application submission and interview: After your visit, to submit an application, contact admissions@artoflivingschooloman.edu.om to schedule an admission interview. For Grade 1 and upwards, provide the previous two years' school or nursery reports prior to attending the interview. The interview is part of the admissions process and the child should attend. 4. Fees and forms: Educational fee for KG I & II is OMR 1550 (registration, books and stationery); Educational fee for Grades 1-4 is OMR 1750 (registration, books and stationery). Monthly payments are shown: September payments are 500 OMR for KG I & II and Grades 1-4; October through February payments are 210 OMR for KG I & II and 250 OMR for Grades 1-4. A downloadable admission form is available.
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