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Qatar, Doha
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Loyola International School operates two campuses in Qatar: Oasis and Al-Nasr. The Oasis campus (Ezdan Oasis, Al Wukair) serves KG1 through Grade 12 and functions as the main middle and senior campus, with students from Al Nasr transitioning here after Grade 6. The campuses feature modern spaces that support learning, including smart classrooms, multiple ICT labs, and a well-stocked library with an Art Library. An auditorium and dedicated creative spaces support music, dance, art, and media projects. On-site wellbeing and support are provided by an on-campus nurse and a full-time counsellor, and there are after-school programmes and clubs to extend learning beyond class.
The Oasis facilities include two full-size football courts, practice fields, and an indoor multipurpose hall to support a range of sports and PE activities. These spaces enable regular team sports as well as individual physical education and club activities. The school's overall sports program is complemented by outdoor fields and specialized spaces as part of the campuses' offerings.
Academic facilities include three ICT laboratories and dedicated Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics laboratories, along with Smart Classrooms that support digital learning. The libraries provide a resource-rich environment for study and research, including an Art Library for creative work. The campuses also feature a computer lab and other tech-enabled learning spaces to support curriculum delivery.
Creative and club spaces include a Music Room, Dance Room, Art & Media Club Spaces, and clubs such as Literary, Entrepreneur, Math & Coding. The Oasis campus hosts after-school programs and partnerships that establish dedicated activity paths, including sports academies and other enrichment offerings. The school also maintains active student groups such as MUN through its clubs and programmes.
