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Oman, Sohar
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English and Arabic are the primary languages of instruction. In Grades 9–12, the GED curriculum includes Arabic and English with Arabic language subjects such as Arabic, Social Studies (Arabic), and Islamic (Arabic). French and Urdu are offered as third-language options, and German is available as an elective in Grades 11–12. The school offers Cambridge International qualifications (IGCSE and AS/A Level) in addition to GED, reflecting a multilingual approach across its curricula.
FSIS offers a bilingual programme for Grades 9–12 known as the General Education Diploma (GED) under the supervision of the Oman Ministry of Education. The GED bilingual curriculum uses both English and Arabic in instruction and assessment, with core Arabic-language subjects including Arabic, Social Studies (Arabic), and Islamic (Arabic). The school also operates Cambridge International qualifications alongside GED, providing multiple pathways for secondary students. FSIS teaches multiple curricula in English and Arabic, and French and Urdu are available as third-language options.
Oloum Al Mustaqbal International Private School (FSIS) is a co-educational day school in Sohar, Oman. Established in 2014, FSIS serves Reception through Grade 12 and offers Cambridge International qualifications (IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels) alongside the General Education Diploma under the Ministry of Education. The language of instruction is English, with Arabic taught as a core language; French and Urdu are available as additional language options, and German is offered as an elective. The campus features hands-on facilities such as an animal park, a vegetable garden, and an aquarium, which support practical, inquiry-based learning. FSIS is accredited by Cambridge International and the Ministry of Education and is a member of ECIS, reflecting its international partnerships. The school community is multicultural, with students from about 22 nationalities and staff from 18 countries.
