Assafwah International School – Sohar Branch

Oman, Sohar

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees OMR 1,340 - 3,090

Ages 3 - 14 years

Opened 2000

Bus Service No

Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, English

Typical class size 21

Strengths Sport, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School

Introduction

Assafwah International School, Sohar Branch offers a Cambridge-based curriculum alongside a bespoke program aligned with Oman's Ministry of Education. The school serves students from early childhood through adolescence, with classes from kindergarten to grade 12 and ages approximately 3 to 14. The Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels provide pathways to international qualifications, while a bilingual system supports learning across subjects within the KG-12 framework. Located in Oman, the Sohar branch emphasizes inquiry, knowledge and responsible citizenship as core aims. Students participate in a broad range of co-curricular activities and sports that complement classroom study. The campus promotes independent learning and practical application of skills through well-rounded programs. Assafwah International Schools operate the Sohar branch as part of a wider network dedicated to accessible international education. The branch integrates Cambridge studies with local education standards to prepare students for higher education and global opportunities worldwide today.

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The Essentials

Stages

Classes from Kindergarten to Grade 12. The school offers Early Childhood KG, Primary (Grade 1-6), Lower Secondary (Grade 7-8), Upper Secondary (Grade 9-11), and Cambridge Advanced Summer Class. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) is followed along with a bilingual system under the Ministry of Education of Oman.

Country affiliation

Oman.

Fees

Application / Registration fee
- No specific application or registration fee amount is listed for the Sohar branch. The school notes that students must be registered on the MOE portal and fees must be paid before March 1 to attend.

Tuition fees — per term and per academic year (OMR)
- Grade 1 — Term 1 (Sep 1): OMR 450; Term 2 (Jan 1): OMR 450; Term 3 (Apr 1): OMR 440. (Annual total: OMR 1,340).
- Grade 2 — Term 1: OMR 480; Term 2: OMR 480; Term 3: OMR 480. (Annual total: OMR 1,440).
- Grade 3 — Term 1: OMR 565; Term 2: OMR 565; Term 3: OMR 410. (Annual total: OMR 1,540).
- Grade 4 — Term 1: OMR 650; Term 2: OMR 650; Term 3: OMR 543. (Annual total: OMR 1,843).
- Grade 5 — Term 1: OMR 670; Term 2: OMR 670; Term 3: OMR 650. (Annual total: OMR 1,990).
- Grade 6 — Term 1: OMR 720; Term 2: OMR 720; Term 3: OMR 700. (Annual total: OMR 2,140).
- Grade 7 — Term 1: OMR 750; Term 2: OMR 750; Term 3: OMR 740. (Annual total: OMR 2,240).
- Grade 8 — Term 1: OMR 820; Term 2: OMR 820; Term 3: OMR 807. (Annual total: OMR 2,447).
- Grade 9 — Term 1: OMR 880; Term 2: OMR 880; Term 3: OMR 880. (Annual total: OMR 2,640).
- Grade 10 — Term 1: OMR 1,030; Term 2: OMR 1,030; Term 3: OMR 1,030. (Annual total: OMR 3,090).
- Grade 11 — Term 1: OMR 1,090; Term 2: OMR 1,090; Term 3: OMR 810. (Annual total: OMR 2,990).
- Grade 12 — Term 1: OMR 1,030; Term 2: OMR 1,030; Term 3: OMR 1,030. (Annual total: OMR 3,090).
- Kindergarten (KG1/KG2) — per-term and annual amounts are not provided in the available fees listing.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard installment schedule: three installments with due dates shown as First Installment — September 1; Second Installment — January 1; Third Installment — April 1.
- Payment plans offered: full payment (due before the first semester ends) or three-installment plan (split between semesters).
- Early-payment terms: a one-time discount of OMR 200 is offered for paying all fees in cash upfront.
- Sibling discounts: 5% off annual fees for the first sibling; 10% off annual fees for the second sibling. Only one sibling discount can be applied per family.
- Withdrawal / refund-related schedule: If a student is withdrawn before January 15, the school states “60% of fees due.” If withdrawal occurs after January 15, the school states the full fees are due. (This defines the payable amount on withdrawal; no further refund detail is provided).

Transportation fees (OMR)
- One-way Zone 1: OMR 210.
- One-way Zone 2: OMR 280.
- Two-way Zone 1: OMR 300.
- Two-way Zone 2: OMR 400.

Boarding fees
- No boarding fees or boarding program are listed for the Sohar branch; boarding is not indicated as a service. The school's branch/facility notes do not list boarding as an offering.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Books / learning materials: the annual fees are described as covering books and learning materials, but no separate book fee amount or breakdown is shown.
- Uniforms, exam registration fees, subject-specific charges, activity or laboratory fees, and any separate application/registration fee amounts are not specified in the available fee listing.

Refunds and withdrawal
- The explicit withdrawal schedule given is: before January 15 — 60% of fees due; after January 15 — full fees due. No additional refund procedure, timelines for refund processing, or bank/administrative charges on refunds are specified.

Fee payment options and accepted methods
- Stated payment arrangements: full payment or three installments as described above. An OMR 200 discount is specified for paying all fees in cash upfront. Specific accepted payment instruments (for example: credit card, bank transfer, online payment portal) are not listed in the published fee information.

Brief note on gaps in the published fee information
- The published fees list provides detailed term amounts for Grades 1–12, transportation tariffs, installment dates, discounts, and the withdrawal schedule. It does not publish numerical fees for KG, does not list any application/registration fee amount, does not itemize uniform or exam fees, does not state boarding fees (boarding not offered), and does not list which payment instruments (credit card, bank transfer, online portal) are accepted.

Academics

Curriculum

The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) and a bilingual system aligned with the Ministry of Education of Oman are followed. Classes run from kindergarten to grade 12. A range of sports and co-curricular activities is offered. The curriculum aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and responsible young citizens of the future.

Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Assafwah International Schools value social-emotional learning and equip students with essential life skills like resilience, empathy, and self-awareness.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides special care to all students and can provide additional care if needed; guardians should consult with the school administration for extra support.

Mental Wellbeing

Student well-being is addressed as part of safety and welfare measures, including lectures addressing student safety and students' well-being.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is supported through student safety precautions and Internet safety protocols.

Parent Experience

Community

Assafwah International Schools operate across Oman with branches in Khoudh, Mawaleh, Mabela, Azaiba, Ansab, Saham, and Sohar. Classes run from kindergarten to grade 12. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) is followed, alongside a bilingual system with the Ministry of Education of Oman. The Sohar branch is listed with contact details: Telephone +968 26 847568 and email sohar@assafwah.net.

Facilities

Facilities Overview

Classes from kindergarten to grade 12. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) and bilingual system (Ministry of Education of Oman) are followed, along with the various sports and co-curricular activities.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Various sports and co-curricular activities

Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school offers classes from kindergarten to grade 12. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) is followed, paired with a bilingual system under the Ministry of Education of Oman. The aim is to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and responsible young citizens of the future. The Sohar branch provides these programs as part of Assafwah International Schools.

Cultural & Language

The school operates a bilingual system under the Ministry of Education of Oman. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) is followed as part of the program. The language approach supports learning across subjects within the KG-12 framework.

Social & Hobbies

Co-curricular activities and sports are offered as part of the learning experience. These activities engage students beyond the classroom and support practical development. Students have opportunities to participate in a range of sports and other activities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sports are included as part of the co-curricular program and support students' physical health and well-being. The program integrates physical activities with academic life. The Sohar branch follows the Cambridge curriculum and co-curricular model described for Assafwah International Schools.

Languages

Language Provision

The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) is followed. A bilingual system is used under the Ministry of Education of Oman. Classes run from kindergarten to grade 12.

Bilingual Teaching

The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) and a bilingual system under the Ministry of Education of Oman.

Admissions

Classes from kindergarten to grade 12; The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) and bilingual system (Ministry of Education of Oman) are followed. Apply online via 'APPLY NOW' and register online via Classter. Contact details for branches are listed, including Al Khoudh (Main Office) and Sohar along with telephone numbers and email addresses for each branch.

School Events

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FAQs

What age range does Assafwah International School – Sohar Branch serve, and which levels are offered?

It serves students aged 3 to 14, from kindergarten through grade 12. The school follows The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A Levels) and a bilingual system aligned with the Ministry of Education of Oman.

What curriculum and language approach does the Sohar branch use?

The Sohar branch uses the Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A Levels) and a bilingual system aligned with Oman's Ministry of Education, implemented across KG–12.

When did the Sohar branch open, and how is it connected to other Assafwah schools?

The Sohar branch opened in 2000. Assafwah International Schools operate across Oman with multiple branches, and Sohar is one of them, serving KG–12.

What are the tuition fees per term and per year for Grade 1 at Sohar branch?

Grade 1 fees are 450 OMR for Term 1, 450 OMR for Term 2, and 440 OMR for Term 3, totaling 1,340 OMR for the year. Fees vary by grade, with Grade 12 totaling 3,090 OMR annually.

Are there payment options or discounts available?

Yes. Fees can be paid in full or in three installments. An upfront cash payment grants a 200 OMR discount. Sibling discounts apply: 5% for the first sibling and 10% for the second; only one sibling discount can be used per family.

How do I apply and register for Sohar branch?

Applications are submitted online via APPLY NOW, and registrations are completed online via Classter. You must also be registered on the MOE portal to attend.

What is the withdrawal policy if I relocate mid-year?

If you withdraw before January 15, 60% of the fees are due. If you withdraw after January 15, the full fees are due. No additional refund details are provided.

What Cambridge programs does Sohar branch offer?

The school offers the Cambridge curriculum, including IGCSE, AS, and A Levels, for KG–12, with a bilingual instruction approach aligned to Oman's MoE.

Is the bilingual system used for all subjects?

Yes. The bilingual system is implemented across KG–12 in alignment with the Ministry of Education of Oman.

What is the school aiming to develop in students through its curriculum?

The curriculum aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and responsible young citizens, supplemented by a range of sports and co-curricular activities.

What sports and co-curricular activities are offered at Sohar branch?

The school offers a range of sports and co-curricular activities, though specific programs aren't detailed in the available information.

What campus facilities can I expect at the Sohar branch?

Specific facilities aren't listed, but the school emphasizes academic and co-curricular offerings as part of campus life.

What extracurricular opportunities exist beyond academics at Sohar branch?

In addition to academics, students participate in co-curricular activities and sports to support well-being and practical learning; details on clubs aren't provided.

Are there wellbeing or safety programs in place?

The school promotes social-emotional learning and student well-being, with safeguarding and Internet safety protocols as part of safety measures.

Does the school provide support for students with SEN or EAL?

The school can provide additional care if needed; guardians should consult with the administration for extra support. EAL specifics aren't listed.

How does the school address student mental wellbeing?

Mental wellbeing is addressed through safety and welfare measures and programs addressing student well-being; safeguarding is part of the approach.

Is boarding offered at the Sohar branch?

Boarding is not listed as a service; the Sohar branch operates as a day school.

What about uniforms or the dress code?

Uniform details aren't provided in the available information.

What can you tell me about the school's governance or leadership structure?

Governance or leadership details aren't provided in the available information; you should contact the branch for current leadership information.

Does Sohar branch have any accreditations or awards?

There are no accreditations or awards listed for the Sohar branch in the available information.

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