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Brighton International Academy

Qatar, Doha

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees QAR 18,000 - 22,000
Ages 5 - 11 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2016
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), British Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic, French
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School
Introduction

Brighton International Academy is located in the Al Mamoura area of Doha, Qatar, at 120 Al Maadheed Street. The school follows UK educational standards through the Cambridge International Curriculum, with the Cambridge International Primary Programme for students aged 5 to 11. The Primary Programme (Year 1–6) delivers Mathematics, English Language, Arabic Language, Science, and Social Studies, with Qatar History and Islamic Studies offered; French is taught as a foundation subject in Key Stage 1 and 2. The academy emphasizes Arabic and Qatari History and runs the Al Ghars Al Hasan program to encourage Quran memorization and Islamic values. Assessments are continuous with reporting twice a year. Facilities include well-ventilated, naturally lit classrooms with interactive technology; a computer lab, science lab, and library; a mosque on campus and a on-site clinic. The school is co‑educational, founded in 2016–17 and accredited by Cambridge International, progressing toward WASC and QNSA recognition and accreditation.

120 Al Maadheed Street, Al Maamoura (Medad Street), Doha, Qatar

The Essentials

Brighton International Academy has instruction in English, Arabic.

Location

120 Al Maadheed Street, Doha, Qatar. It is in Doha, Qatar. The school is located in the capital city of Qatar.

Stages

KG Curriculum guides early-years learning, while the Primary Curriculum covers Year 1–6 under the Cambridge International Primary Programme. The Cambridge International Primary Programme is designed for children aged 5–11 and develops English, Mathematics and Science in English. Arabic Language, Qatar History and Islamic Studies are taught, with French also included among core subjects.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership

Brighton International Academy is governed by a Managing Board (Board of Trustees) that oversees policies and strategic decisions. The board includes Chairman Khalid Issa Al Mannaey and the School Principal Eman Omar. Founded in 2016-17, the academy is Cambridge International accredited and is progressing toward WASC and Qatar National School Accreditation (QNSA).
Fees

Annual tuition at Brighton International Academy ranges from QAR 18,000 to QAR 22,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees
- Admission test fee: QAR 300 for Grades 1–6. KG1 and KG2 do not have an admission-test charge listed (no fee shown).
- Registration (one‑time): QAR 1,000 (applies at enrolment).

Tuition fees by year group (amounts per term and annual total) — academic year 2025–2026
- KG1: First Term QAR 8,000; Second Term QAR 5,000; Third Term QAR 5,000; Tuition fee total QAR 18,000.
- KG2: First Term QAR 8,000; Second Term QAR 5,000; Third Term QAR 5,000; Tuition fee total QAR 18,000.
- Grade 1: First Term QAR 8,000; Second Term QAR 6,000; Third Term QAR 6,000; Tuition fee total QAR 20,000.
- Grade 2: First Term QAR 8,000; Second Term QAR 6,000; Third Term QAR 6,000; Tuition fee total QAR 20,000.
- Grade 3: First Term QAR 8,000; Second Term QAR 6,000; Third Term QAR 6,000; Tuition fee total QAR 20,000.
- Grade 4: First Term QAR 8,000; Second Term QAR 6,000; Third Term QAR 6,000; Tuition fee total QAR 20,000.
- Grade 5: First Term QAR 9,000; Second Term QAR 6,500; Third Term QAR 6,500; Tuition fee total QAR 22,000.
- Grade 6: First Term QAR 9,000; Second Term QAR 6,500; Third Term QAR 6,500; Tuition fee total QAR 22,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is presented as three term payments (First Term, Second Term, Third Term) with the per‑term amounts shown above and the annual tuition totals shown as the sum of those three term payments. No specific due dates, instalment deadlines, or late‑payment penalties are included in the published 2025–2026 fee schedule.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; the academy operates as a day school for the listed age range and does not publish boarding fees.

Other costs and recurring/additional fees
- Books (annual): KG1/KG2 QAR 1,200; Grade 1–3 QAR 1,300; Grade 4–6 QAR 1,500 (amounts vary by grade as shown).
- Uniform (one‑off/annual as shown): KG1/KG2 QAR 800; Grades 1–6 QAR 1,000.
- Transport (annual): QAR 5,000 (per student, single rate shown across grades).
- Admission test fee (already listed above): QAR 300 for Grades 1–6; KG levels show no admission test fee.
- Registration (one‑time): QAR 1,000 (already listed above).

Refund information
- The published 2025–2026 fee schedule does not include a detailed refund or withdrawal policy within the fee document itself. No specific refund amounts, prorating rules, or deadlines are provided in that fee schedule.

Fee payment options
- Payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, cash) are not specified in the published 2025–2026 fee schedule or the admissions fee summary. Contact details for the accounting/registrar are published separately for payment enquiries.
Academics

Brighton International Academy teaches Cambridge (Primary), British Curriculum for students aged 5 to 11.

Curriculum

Brighton International Academy follows the Cambridge International Primary Programme. The KG Curriculum runs from Year 1 to Year 6 and emphasizes communication, language and literacy; personal, social and emotional development; problem solving; creative development; physical development; and knowledge of the world. The Primary Curriculum develops English, Mathematics and Science, with Social Studies, PE, Art and Character Education, all taught in English; Arabic Language, Qatar History and Islamic Studies are offered (Arabic and Qatar History for Arab nationals). The Primary Programme covers Year 1–6 with Mathematics, English Language, Arabic Language, Islamic Studies (Muslim students only), Qatar History, Science, Social Studies, Art, and Physical Education; French is taught as a foundation subject in Key Stage 1 and 2. Assessments are continuous with reporting twice a year.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Personal, social and emotional development is included in the KG curriculum. The school focuses on moral, academic, and leadership development to nurture responsible global citizens. It describes a culturally diverse environment and a commitment to fostering tolerance and caring among students. The school partners with parents to celebrate each child as a vibrant individual with unique talents in a loving, safe, and nurturing learning environment.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English Language is taught as a core subject; The Cambridge International Primary Programme develops English, Mathematics and Science, and these subjects are taught in English.

Safeguarding

The school has a School Social Worker (Ms. Amany Elshikh) and a School Nurse (Ms. Asmaa Shehata) on staff. The School Principal Emergency & Inquiries Hotline is Ms. Eman Omar. The Contact page lists these safeguarding contacts and provides direct phone lines for access.
Parent Experience

History

Brighton International Academy is located in the Al Mamoura area of Doha, Qatar. It follows UK educational standards, offering the Cambridge International Curriculum, with a strong emphasis on Arabic, Islamic Education, and Qatari History, and a dedicated program, Al Ghars Al Hasan, to encourage Quran memorization and Islamic values. The academy caters to students aged 5 to 11 and welcomes both boys and girls in an inclusive learning environment. Founded in 2016-17, Brighton International Academy is accredited by Cambridge International and is progressing toward full WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) and Qatar National School Accreditation (QNSA) recognition. The Managing Board, a Board of Trustees, oversees policies and strategic decisions, supporting staff to achieve academic goals and sustain a value-based learning environment, with Mr. Khalid Issa Al Mannaey as Chairman and Ms. Eman Omar as School Principal; other members include Dr. Ashraf Taha and Dr. Ahmed Al Qabbary.

Community

Brighton International Academy fosters a collaborative community with regular parent–school communication through meetings, progress reports, and interactive sessions to support student growth. The school maintains a News & Events section to keep families informed and engaged. It emphasizes an inclusive environment and adopts a UK-based Cambridge Curriculum with Arabic, Islamic Education, and Qatari History as part of its holistic program.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Brighton International Academy has well-ventilated classrooms and learning areas flooded with natural light, with interactive technology in every classroom. The playground is a dynamic space with a football court and a basketball court, encouraging outdoor sports and physical fitness. The library offers fiction, non-fiction, and reference texts, with materials available on request. A computer lab and a science lab are on campus, equipped with the latest technology and equipment for digital learning and hands-on science. A mosque on campus provides a space for daily prayers and supports religious understanding within the diverse school community. A fully equipped school clinic operates on site in compliance with Ministry of Public Health guidelines.

Sports Facilities

Playground includes a football court and a basketball court for outdoor sports. The area is designed to encourage physical fitness and friendly competition.

Academic Facilities

Well-ventilated classrooms are filled with natural light and every classroom features interactive technology. A cutting-edge computer lab and a well-equipped science lab provide hands-on learning and access to high-speed internet. The library offers fiction, non-fiction, and reference materials to support study.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Brighton International Academy follows UK educational standards through the Cambridge International Curriculum. The program places a strong emphasis on Arabic, Islamic Education, and Qatari History. A dedicated Al Ghars Al Hasan program encourages Quran memorization and instills Islamic values. The school aims to develop a well-rounded learner prepared for academic excellence and spiritual growth.

Cultural & Language

Arabic language and Islamic Education are prioritized, with emphasis on Qatari History. The British curriculum supports 21st-century skills. A focus on moral values and leadership skills is embedded in daily learning.

Social & Hobbies

Brighton maintains open communication with parents through regular meetings, progress reports, and interactive sessions to support student growth.

Leadership & Professional

Brighton places a strong emphasis on leadership development and personal growth as part of its mission. The aim is to prepare students to become future leaders.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The academy welcomes both boys and girls, fostering an inclusive and diverse learning environment. Modern classrooms, well-equipped science labs, and comprehensive sports facilities support learning and physical well-being.
Languages

Language Provision

The Cambridge International Primary Programme develops English, Mathematics and Science skills, and these core subjects are taught in English. The school also offers Arabic Language, Qatar History and Islamic Studies as classes. French is taught as a Foundation Subject in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.
Reputation

Accreditations

The school has Cambridge International Accreditation recognized by Cambridge International.
Admissions

Admissions

Enrollment Now Open for KG 1 to Year 6. The school has a simple 3-step process: Request Info, Apply, Entry Exam. To join Brighton International Academy, check our admission policy and regulations. Required documents include: copy of student's passport and ID; copy of parents' passport and ID; passport-size photo of the student; copy of student's birth certificate; copy of immunization card; student medical file and copy of health card; original and copy of academic certificate of the last year; for students transferring from other countries, legal documentation for the report card; tuition fees clearance form from the previous school. Entry Exam requires students to sit for entrance exams in English and Math and pass both with a minimum of 60% in each. The school is located at 120 Al Maadheed Street, Doha, Qatar.
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