Qurum International Private School

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees OMR 1,470 - 3,055

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 1000

Type Co-educational

Opened 1983

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, Arabic

Typical class size 20

Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

Qurum International Private School (QIPS) is a co-educational private school in Muscat, Oman, established in 1983. The campus operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and offers three curricula: a Monolingual track for Grades 10–12; a Bilingual track for KG1–12 with English taught as a second language; and an International track for Grades 9–12 preparing for Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level through Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel. The Kindergarten runs English and Arabic sections with an integrated bilingual program; Primary (Grades 1–6) provides a bilingual foundation; Middle (Grades 7–8) aligns learning to Cambridge IGCSE preparation; Secondary (Grades 9–12) offers Cambridge IGCSE and Edexcel AS/A2 options, or Ministry pathways, anchored in EYFS foundations and English/Arabic standards. QIPS enrolls over 1,000 students and employs more than 100 teachers. Purpose-built facilities support science, technology-enabled learning and creative development, while wellbeing and a diverse community shape daily life and celebrate Omani heritage.

www.qps.edu.om

Al Shati Street, Qurum, Way 2243, Block 222, Muscat, 116, Oman

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The Essentials

Location

Al Shati St - Qurum, Way 2243, Block 222, Oman. Located in the Qurum district of Muscat. Accessible by road with a bus service connecting Qurum and surrounding areas. The address is listed as Al Shati St- Qurum, Oman.

Stages

Kindergarten KG1–KG2; Primary School Grades 1–6; Middle School Grades 7–8; Secondary School Grades 9–12. Secondary offers Cambridge, Pearson and Ministry pathways.

Pupil Nationality Mix

30+ nationalities represented

Additional learning support

Student Support Hub; Cambridge & Edexcel support

School day structure

School day starts with Assembly at 7:40 am and ends at 2:00 pm. Eight teaching periods run through the day with breaks at 10:00–10:20 am and 12:25–12:35 pm.

Bus service

Bus routes include: Al Qurum - Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos - Shatti Al Qurum - Al Wutayyah; Al Khuwair - Bausher - Al Ghubrah - Al Azaiba - Al Ansab; Al Wadi Al Kabir - Ruwi - Al Amerat; Al Mawaleh - Al Hail - Al Hhoudh - Al Mabella.

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Fees

Application / Registration fee

- A one-time registration fee of OMR 200 is payable on registration. This fee is non-refundable and is not part of the tuition fee.

Tuition fees (published annual amounts) — by year group

- KG1 – KG2: OMR 1,470 per year.
- Grades 1 – 6: OMR 2,100 per year.
- Grades 7 – 8: OMR 2,320 per year.
- Grade 9 (International): OMR 2,515 per year.
- Grade 10:
- International: OMR 2,900 per year.
- Bilingual: OMR 2,705 per year.
- Monolingual: OMR 2,250 per year.
- Grade 11:
- International: OMR 2,975 per year.
- Bilingual: OMR 2,705 per year.
- Monolingual: OMR 2,250 per year.
- Grade 12:
- International: OMR 3,055 per year.
- Bilingual: OMR 2,705 per year.
- Monolingual: OMR 2,250 per year.

Per-term / per-semester detail

- Tuition amounts are published as annual fees; no per-term tuition breakdown is published alongside the annual figures. Transportation fares are published with both annual and semester rates.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No detailed public billing schedule (for example the number of instalments, exact due dates, or late-payment penalties) or explicit payment terms are published with the tuition figures.

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for this school.

Transportation fees and other recurring costs

- Transportation is offered with route-specific pricing. Examples of published fares (shown as Annual fees and Semester fees):
- Al Qurum / Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos / Shatti Al Qurum / Al Wutayyah: Annual OMR 375 (one trip) / OMR 450 (two trips); Semester OMR 300 (one trip) / OMR 375 (two trips).
- Al Khuwair / Bausher / Al Ghubrah / Al Azaiba / Al Ansab: Annual OMR 425 (one trip) / OMR 500 (two trips); Semester OMR 350 (one trip) / OMR 425 (two trips).
- Al Wadi Al Kabir / Ruwi / Al Amerat: Annual OMR 425 (one trip) / OMR 500 (two trips); Semester OMR 350 (one trip) / OMR 425 (two trips).
- Al Mawaleh / Al Hail / Al Hhoudh / Al Mabella: Annual OMR 475 (one trip) / OMR 550 (two trips); Semester OMR 400 (one trip) / OMR 750 (two trips).

- Tuition fees do not include international examination fees; these are charged separately.

- A sibling discount of OMR 50 off each sibling's school fees is applied.

- No separate published charges for uniforms, school meals, or other regular ancillaries are shown with the fee table.

Refund information

- The registration fee (OMR 200) is specified as non-refundable. No further public refund policy for tuition or other fees is published on the fee pages.

Fee payment options

- No explicit payment methods (for example bank transfer details, credit-card acceptance, or instalment options) are published together with the fee table or transportation fares. Contact the school finance or admissions office for the school's accepted payment methods and billing procedures.

Summary of published items and noted gaps

- Published and verifiable: annual tuition amounts by grade and programme stream; a one-time non-refundable registration fee of OMR 200; a OMR 50 sibling discount; international exam fees excluded from tuition; route-specific transportation fares shown as annual and semester rates.

- Not published on the public fee pages: per-term tuition breakdowns, a full billing schedule (due dates, instalment plan and late-payment penalties), detailed refund policy for tuition, published uniform or meal charges, boarding fees (no boarding offered), and the school's accepted payment methods.

Academics

Curriculum

QIPS provides three curricula: Monolingual for Grades 10–12; Bilingual for KG1–12 with English taught as a second language; and International for Grades 9–12 preparing for Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level through Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel. The Kindergarten operates with two sections (English and Arabic) and offers a fully integrated bilingual program. Primary School (Grades 1–6) builds strong academic foundations in a bilingual environment. Middle School (Grades 7–8) links learning to Cambridge IGCSE preparation. Secondary School (Grades 9–12) offers Cambridge IGCSE and Edexcel AS/A2 options, or the Ministry of Education pathways, with EYFS foundations and English/Arabic standards. The curriculum is designed to be recognised by colleges and universities worldwide.

Exam Results

Academic pathways include bilingual, monolingual and international routes with Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel preparation in the secondary stage, plus AS and A Level options. Results reflect learner development through school assessments and international examinations, with progress monitoring and parent communication. University destinations represented by QIPS graduates span the United Kingdom including University of Birmingham, Newcastle University, University of Liverpool, University of Leeds, University of Reading, University of Manchester, University of Bristol, Leeds Beckett University, University of Aberdeen, Cardiff University, Liverpool John Moores University, University of Strathclyde and Glasgow; the United States including University of South Florida and San Francisco State University; Ireland with Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland; Australia with La Trobe University; the Netherlands with Fontys University of Applied Sciences; Poland with Medical University of Warsaw, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Medical University of Gdańsk and Medical University of Łódź; Hungary with Semmelweis University, University of Debrecen, University of Szeged and University of Pécs; and Malaysia with Taylor's University and NUMed Malaysia.

Higher Education Progression

University guidance is provided by a University Careers Advisor who helps with subject and pathway selection, university and course research, and application planning. They assist with exploring suitable courses and institutions, preparing applications and admissions requirements, and planning for the next steps.

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Admissions

1) Waiting List Pool. There is a waiting list in place for new registrations. For consideration on the waiting list, the candidate must pass an entrance exam evaluating English and Arabic language skills as well as mathematical aptitude. If you would like to schedule an exam time for your child, contact us.

2) Entrance exams. Entrance exams are part of the admissions process. These exams evaluate the candidate's English and Arabic language skills as well as mathematical aptitude.

3) Evaluation for admission. Evaluation for admission follows the entrance exams.

4) Submission of required documents. Submission of required documents is part of the process. A representative from our administration will contact you once the form has been completed and submitted to us. Please follow the link to fill an online registration form.

Waitlist

There is a waiting list pool for new enrollments. To be considered on the waiting list, the candidate must pass an entrance exam evaluating English and Arabic language skills as well as mathematical aptitude. If you would like to schedule an exam time for your child, contact the school. A representative from the administration will contact you after the online registration form is completed and submitted to us.

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FAQs

Where is Qurum International Private School located in Muscat?

The school is on Al Shati Street in Qurum, Muscat (Way 2243, Block 222). It is accessible by road and offers a bus service connecting Qurum and surrounding areas.

What curricula does QIPS offer and for which year groups?

QIPS offers three curricula: a bilingual program for KG1–12 with English taught as a second language, a Monolingual program for Grades 10–12, and an International program for Grades 9–12 preparing for Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level through Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel. The Kindergarten operates with two sections (English and Arabic) in a fully integrated bilingual program.

Is QIPS a co-educational school and when was it established?

Yes, QIPS is a co-educational school. It opened in 1983 and has grown to educate students from kindergarten through Grade 12.

What is the registration fee and the tuition range at QIPS?

A one-time non-refundable registration fee of OMR 200 is payable on registration. Annual tuition ranges from about OMR 1,470 for KG to about OMR 3,055 for International Level Grade 12, with several streams (Bilingual and Monolingual) available in some year groups.

Is there a sibling discount at QIPS?

Yes. A sibling discount of OMR 50 off each sibling's school fees is applied.

How does the admissions process work and is there a waitlist?

Admissions include an entrance exam that assesses English and Arabic language skills and mathematical aptitude. There is a waiting list for new enrollments, and after online registration, a school representative will contact you to schedule the process.

What academic pathways are available in the Secondary School?

The Secondary School offers Cambridge IGCSE and Edexcel AS/A2 options, or the Ministry of Education pathways, with EYFS foundations and English/Arabic standards.

Do QIPS graduates pursue degrees at international universities, and can you name some destinations?

Yes. Graduates have progressed to universities in the United Kingdom (e.g., Birmingham, Newcastle, Liverpool, Leeds, Reading, Manchester, Bristol, Glasgow, and more), the United States (e.g., University of South Florida, San Francisco State University), Ireland, Australia, the Netherlands, Poland, Hungary, Malaysia and other countries.

Is there university guidance support at QIPS?

Yes, there is a University Careers Advisor who helps with subject and pathway selection, university and course research, and application planning.

What facilities does the campus offer for science, ICT, and the arts?

The campus provides dedicated, age-appropriate spaces including science and discovery labs, technology-enabled ICT learning spaces, and creative spaces for art and music, along with wellbeing and student support facilities.

Are there sports facilities on site?

Sports facilities are not listed in the available information.

What wellbeing and student support spaces exist on campus?

There are wellbeing-focused spaces and a Student Support Hub to support academic progress and personal wellbeing, with regular follow-up and communication with parents.

What extracurricular activities or events are offered at QIPS?

The school runs shared events and activities that connect learners from diverse nationalities and celebrate Omani values and traditions; specific clubs are not listed in the provided information.

Are there leadership or community service opportunities at QIPS?

Details about specific leadership programs or community service opportunities are not listed in the available information.

What languages are taught and how is bilingual education delivered at QIPS?

QIPS offers a bilingual program KG1–12 with English taught as a second language, plus a Monolingual program for Grades 10–12. Arabic is integrated across the bilingual sections, and the International pathway includes Cambridge/Edexcel curricula.

Is Arabic part of the curriculum at QIPS?

Yes. Arabic is taught as part of the bilingual program across KG1–12 and is standard in the school's English/Arabic bilingual framework.

What international programs are offered at Grades 9–12?

Grades 9–12 offer Cambridge IGCSE and Edexcel AS/A2 options, with pathways aligned to the Ministry of Education as applicable.

When was QIPS founded and how has it grown over time?

QIPS was founded in 1983 with about 90 students and 12 teachers. It has since grown to enroll over 1,000 students and employ more than 100 teachers, expanding across Kindergarten to Grade 12.

How does QIPS engage with families and communicate key dates and progress?

QIPS maintains a school calendar with key dates and events, and publishes academic calendars and news/announcements to keep parents informed about progress and student wellbeing.

Is there a parents' association or PTA at QIPS?

There is no information available about a active PTA; no details are published regarding a parent-teacher association.

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