Al Manar International School - Al Dafna Campus

The Dafna Campus of Al Manar International School is located in the Dafna district of Doha, Qatar. The campus address is 65 Al Abeer Street, Doha 11157. It operates as part of AMIS's Dafna campus network, serving families in west-central Doha and the surrounding areas. The campus is accessible by road from the surrounding neighborhoods.

AMIS Dafna Campus offers education from Pre-K through Grade 12. The school is structured into KG School, Elementary School, and Middle & High School as part of its academic organization, with programs spanning from Pre-K to Gr12.

AMIS is a day international school that serves both primary and secondary students. Public materials describe the school as offering Pre-K to Grade 12, with organizational divisions into KG School, Elementary School, and Middle & High School.

AMIS provides support programs including MAP Skills, TumbleBook, TARBEYA, and Qatar Reads as part of its support offerings for students. The safeguarding and broader student-support framework is reflected in the school's policy materials and related resources.

There is no formal country affiliation stated for AMIS Dafna Campus. The school follows an American curriculum based on Common Core State Standards.

No religious affiliation is stated for AMIS Dafna Campus in public materials.

Public materials do not publish daily start/end times for the Dafna Campus. Third‑party listings indicate a day roughly from early morning to late afternoon (for planning purposes, families should confirm exact hours with the school).

Public materials do not publish details of a school bus service for the Dafna Campus. Families should inquire directly with the school for transportation arrangements.

Application / registration fees

- A seat booking (reservation) fee of QAR 1,435 is charged; this amount is deducted from the tuition fees.
- Registration, testing and interview fees are charged and are non‑refundable. Specific amounts for testing/registration are stated as non‑refundable in the admissions policy.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and example per‑payment amounts)

- Pre‑School (Pre): Annual tuition QAR 19,587. Per payment if paid as:
- Single annual payment: QAR 19,587.
- Two equal installments (semester basis): QAR 9,793.50 each.
- Three equal installments (quarter basis): QAR 6,529.00 each.

- KG1: Annual tuition QAR 19,587. Per payment if paid as:
- Single annual payment: QAR 19,587.
- Two equal installments: QAR 9,793.50 each.
- Three equal installments: QAR 6,529.00 each.

- KG2: Annual tuition QAR 19,587. Per payment if paid as:
- Single annual payment: QAR 19,587.
- Two equal installments: QAR 9,793.50 each.
- Three equal installments: QAR 6,529.00 each.

- Grades 1–6: Annual tuition QAR 23,367 per year (same amount listed for Grades 1 through 6). Per payment if paid as:
- Single annual payment: QAR 23,367.
- Two equal installments (semester basis): QAR 11,683.50 each.
- Three equal installments (quarter basis): QAR 7,789.00 each.

Additional annual compulsory fees

- Level placement / assessment (where applicable): QAR 359 for Grades 1–6 (not shown for KG/Pre).
- Annual registration (listed as an additional annual fee): QAR 1,435.
- Books: QAR 2,631 for Grades 1–6; QAR 1,794 for KG levels.
- School supplies and stationery: QAR 1,076 (annual).

Optional / additional annual fees (charged where selected or applicable)

- Transport (school bus): QAR 4,784 per year (route‑based service).
- Electronic device / e‑package: QAR 2,500 per year for the applicable grades.
- School uniform (annual/set): QAR 550 for Grades 1–6; QAR 419 for KG/Pre. Uniforms are sold by the school and are mandatory.
- Issuance of documents and certificates (administrative fees): QAR 239 per issuance.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment plans available: one full payment; two equal installments (semester basis — typically at Quarter 1 and Quarter 3); or three equal payments (at the beginnings of Quarter 1, Quarter 2 and Quarter 3). If a student is admitted in the first half of a semester, a full semester's fees are charged; if admitted in the second semester, half annual fees are charged. Late payment penalties apply.
- Failure to clear due fees will result in withholding of certificates and refusal to allow the student to sit examinations; a late‑payment fine of 7.5% (subject to increase) is specified. Bounced cheques incur additional penalties.

Boarding fees

- No boarding or residential fees are listed on the published fee schedule; the school's published charges relate to tuition, registration, books, transport and other day‑school items. Boarding is not indicated as an available service.

Other costs and one‑off charges

- Seat booking / reservation: QAR 1,435 (deducted from tuition).
- Testing, interview and application fees are non‑refundable; amounts for these (where published separately) are applied at the point of admission. The school states testing/registration fees are non‑refundable.
- Uniforms are sold at the school; parents are required to purchase school‑approved daily and sports uniforms from the school.

Refund information

- Tuition fees are non‑refundable whether the student attended or not. If a student withdraws, a full semester's written notice is required; if such notice is not given, a full semester's fees will be payable. Registration, testing and interview fees are non‑refundable.

Fee payment options / channels

- The published materials provide the available payment schedules (one, two or three payments) and outline penalties for late payment, but do not itemize accepted payment channels (such as card, bank transfer or cash) on the fee schedule itself. Parents should use the school's published finance contact details to confirm the accepted channels for fee payment.

Notes

- All amounts shown above are in Qatari Riyals (QAR) as listed on the published fee schedule.
- The fee schedule includes distinct categories: annual tuition, additional mandatory annual fees (books, registration, stationery), and optional annual charges (transport, electronic package, uniform, document issuance).

The school highlights cultural diversity and a mixed international student body, but no numeric nationality statistics are published publicly.