Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir

ISWK is located in Muscat, Oman, in the Al Wadi Al Kabir district. The postal address is P.O. Box 513, Muscat 117. The campus sits in the Wadi Kabir area with road connections to Muttrah and central Muscat. The school operates in English and is CBSE-affiliated.

ISWK offers Kindergarten through Class XII. Primary is from Grade I to V, Middle from VI to VIII, and Senior Secondary from IX to XII, all under the CBSE framework with English as the medium of instruction. The school was upgraded to Senior Secondary in 1999 and has since offered CBSE Senior Secondary examinations.

ISWK is a co-educational CBSE-affiliated day school.

ISWK provides dedicated counseling and special education through its ABLE department, offering support for students with special educational needs, including shadow parenting, remedial education, and CBSE exam provisions to promote inclusive education.

Affiliated to CBSE (India).

No formal religious affiliation is listed; the school operates under the CBSE framework.

The academic year is organized into two terms: Term 1 from April to September and Term 2 from October to March, with holidays including a long June–July vacation and a 14‑day break around late December to early January.

ISWK offers a school-monitored transport service arranged through private bus contractors, with multiple routes across Muscat (Route-1 through Route-8 and various pickup/drop points such as Muttrah, CBD, Ruwi, Darsait, Qurum, PDO, and beyond Al Khoud).

School fees (currency: OMR) — summary for academic year 2025–2026

One-time / admission fees
- Refundable security deposit: OMR 200.
- Registration & admission fee (non‑refundable): OMR 60.
- Re‑admission fee (where applicable): OMR 25.

Tuition fees by year group (annual total and typical quarterly billing where available)
- Kindergarten 1 (Kindg. 1 / Pre‑K): Annual total OMR 565. Quarterly payments are used by the school.
- Kindergarten 2 / Kindergarten 3: Annual total OMR 661.
- Grade 1 to Grade 5: Annual total OMR 685 (Grades 1–5 shown as OMR 685 for many grades).
- Grade 6 to Grade 8: Annual total OMR 697.
- Grade 9: Annual total OMR 733.
- Grade 10: Annual total OMR 745.
- Grade 11: Annual total OMR 721.
- Grade 12: Annual total OMR 841.

Note: the school publishes both a quarterly payment table and a monthly payment option; the quarterly schedule shown in the school materials breaks the annual amounts into four advance payments (with small additional term/infrastructure charges included in particular quarters).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing is typically by quarterly advance installments (quarter due dates shown as: 15 April, 15 July, 15 October and 15 January). Late payment penalties are applied for overdue fees.
- A late‑payment penalty is applied (example reference in published fee notices shows a late‑fee policy).
- The school requires one‑month notice on withdrawal; failing proper notice, a one‑month tuition charge may be applied as a notice‑period fee.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed among the school's fee items or facilities; the school operates as a day school and no boarding fees apply.

Other recurring or occasional charges
- Infrastructure Development Fee: OMR 10 (usually shown as a small annual/included charge in the quarterly breakdown).
- Term fees / activity charges: a small term fee (example shown OMR 30) is included in term/quarter breakdowns for activity and term administration.
- Books & stationery, exam fees, external examination registration (CBSE board and other exam fees), transport, and meal charges are additional and charged separately when applicable. Transport and meal services are optional and charged in addition to tuition.
- Uniforms and uniform replacement items are charged separately according to the school's uniform price list.

Refund information
- The security deposit (OMR 200) is refundable at the time of withdrawal, subject to the school's refund procedures.
- Admission and registration fees are non‑refundable.

Fee payment options
- The school operates an online fee‑payment portal and a mobile fee‑payment application (fee portal / mobile app). Online payment through the school's payment gateway is available.
- The school maintains a fee counter for in‑person payments during stated office hours; details and hours are published by the school.

Source references used for the figures above
- The school's published circular titled "CIRCULAR TO PARENTS - REVISED FEE STRUCTURE FOR AY 2025‑26" (official circular / fee PDF).
- A detailed quarterly fee table published in the school/admissions materials.
- Independent school‑listing summaries that compile the school's published annual fees by grade.

ISWK serves students from multiple nationalities; public data indicate a diverse student body with thousands of students and representation from several nationalities, including a large Indian presence. Public sources note more than eight nationalities and a student body numbering in the thousands, though exact current numbers and the local-to-international ratio are not publicly disclosed.