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Oman, Muscat
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Languages taught include Bangla, English, and Arabic. Bangla is a core language subject in Reception II through Class 10; English is the primary medium of instruction across most subjects. Arabic is offered as an additional language in several middle grades, notably Class 4–7. The site does not indicate any dedicated language support programs for non-native speakers beyond the bilingual arrangement.
Bangladesh School Muscat offers bilingual instruction in English and Bangla. English is the medium of instruction for most subjects, while Bangla is taught as a core language subject to preserve students' mother tongue. The bilingual approach is implemented across the early years and lower grades, with Bangla featured as a subject from Reception II through the middle grades as shown in the curriculum. This arrangement allows students to study in an English-language framework while maintaining Bangla language skills.
Bangladesh School Muscat (BSM) provides education from Kindergarten through Year 12 in Muscat, Oman. Established on November 3, 1996, the school follows a Pearson Edexcel curriculum (British system), with a structured progression from Reception II through Class 12. In Reception II, the programme includes Bangla, English, Mathematics, GK and Science; across later years, Bangla and English remain core subjects, and English is the language of instruction while Bangla is taught as a language subject. The school offers Edexcel-based examinations and Class 11-12 subjects include science, commerce, and IT, reflecting a British-style structure. Facilities include spacious classrooms, a library, a bookstore, a canteen, biology and chemistry labs, a computer lab, a physics laboratory, and a multipurpose hall; a prefectorial system supports student leadership. Extracurricular activities include cultural festivals, science fairs, debates and sports competitions, reflecting a focus on language, culture and STEM-related opportunities.
