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Oman, Ibri
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Indian School Ibri offers a range of facilities to support CBSE learning and student development. The campus includes a library with a dedicated library hall established in 1999, and science and computer laboratories that have been upgraded over time. A block added later houses a spacious computer laboratory and middle-section Smart/Digital Classrooms introduced in 2009–10. An auditorium built in 1998 provides a venue for performances and assemblies. In 2023, the school inaugurated a Language Lab, a Digital Library, and a 3D Lab, and refurbished the playground with upgraded sports and games facilities.
Sports and outdoor facilities have been upgraded, including a refurbished playground and upgraded sports and games facilities.
Academic facilities include a library with a library hall set up in 1999, a science laboratory upgraded in 1999 with ongoing upgrades to science and computer labs, and a new block that includes a spacious computer lab. Smart/Digital Classrooms were introduced in the middle section in 2009–10. In 2023, Language Lab, Digital Library, and a 3D Lab were added to support language learning, digital resources, and hands-on projects.
The school hosts arts festivals and other cultural events, with an auditorium that serves as a performance and assembly space, reflecting its emphasis on co-curricular activities.
Indian School Ibri is a CBSE-affiliated English-medium school in Ibri, Al Dhahirah Governorate, Oman. It was established in 1989 and began in a small building with 4 teachers and 45 students, later moving to the current premises in 1994. The school was affiliated to CBSE in 1995 and has since offered Kindergarten through Class XII. The campus provides science and computer laboratories, a library, and an auditorium, with ongoing incorporation of digital learning spaces. Co‑curricular programs include an annual Arts Festival (Festival of Talents) since 1993 and inter‑school events such as quiz contests, along with KG talent activities. The school emphasizes holistic development—academic, moral, social and emotional growth—within a community school framework operated under the Board of Directors of Indian Schools in Oman. The principal is Mr. Suresh V.S. and the school remains active in CBSE exams and related achievements.
