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Newton International Academy Smash has instruction in English.
Location
Newton International Academy – Smash is located in Doha, Qatar. The location is listed as Doha, Qatar on the contact page, with Doha-based telephone numbers provided for inquiries. It is part of the Newton Group of Schools network in Qatar. A school bus transportation service is available as an optional service, with transportation fees charged separately from tuition.
Stages
The school delivers the British Curriculum from Early Years through Primary and Secondary. EYFS corresponds to Foundation 1, Primary covers Key Stage 1 & 2, and Secondary covers Key Stage 3–5, culminating in iGCSE, BTEC and A Level qualifications.
Type
Mixed-gender (co-educational) school.
Additional learning support
Specific SEN provisions are not published on the site. Safeguarding and wellbeing are prioritized, and the Arabic and Islamic Studies department supports students' spiritual understanding and moral responsibility.
Country affiliation
The school follows a British curriculum and is located in Qatar.
Religious affiliation
No formal religious affiliation is indicated; Arabic and Islamic Studies are integrated into the curriculum.
School day structure
The school runs Sunday to Thursday. EYFS operates 7:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m., Primary 7:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Secondary 7:00 a.m.–1:40 p.m., with office hours 7:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Bus service
Bus transportation is available; transportation is charged separately from tuition.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Newton International Academy Smash ranges from QAR 29,500 to QAR 64,000 for 2026/27.
Application and Admission Fees - Non-Refundable Entrance Test Fee (Years 1–12): QR 204. - Non-Refundable Registration Fee (one-off at acceptance): QR 2,550. - Non-Refundable Seat Reservation (payable to secure a place; deducted from Term 1 fees): QR 2,000.
Tuition and Resources Fees (by year group) - Foundation 1: Annual Tuition Fees QR 28,500; Annual Resources Fees QR 1,000; Total Fees Per Year QR 29,500; Total Fees Per Term (3 terms) QR 9,834. - Foundation Stage 2: Annual Tuition Fees QR 35,600; Annual Resources Fees QR 1,000; Total Fees Per Year QR 36,600; Total Fees Per Term (3 terms) QR 12,200. - Years 1–6: Annual Tuition Fees QR 44,000; Annual Resources Fees QR 3,000; Total Fees Per Year QR 47,000; Total Fees Per Term (3 terms) QR 15,667. - Years 7–9: Annual Tuition Fees QR 49,000; Annual Resources Fees QR 3,000; Total Fees Per Year QR 52,000; Total Fees Per Term (3 terms) QR 17,334. - Years 10–11: Annual Tuition Fees QR 57,000; Annual Resources Fees QR 3,000; Total Fees Per Year QR 60,000; Total Fees Per Term (3 terms) QR 20,000. - Years 12–13: Annual Tuition Fees QR 61,000; Annual Resources Fees QR 3,000; Total Fees Per Year QR 64,000; Total Fees Per Term (3 terms) QR 21,334.
Billing Schedule and Payment Terms - The academic year is organised into three terms. Fees are payable in advance, prior to the commencement of the term to which they apply. - The Seat Reservation amount is deducted from Term 1 fees when a place is accepted. - If a student is admitted in the first half of a term, a full term's fees will be charged; if admitted in the second half of a term, a half-term fee will be charged.
Payment Methods and Bank Details - Online payment gateway via the school payment portal (online payments accepted for school fees, registration, entrance exam and other fees). - Point of Sales (POS) at the accounts office — Debit, Credit, Amex accepted. - Deposit/Transfer to the school bank account. Bank details for payments: - Account Name: ALMOASASA AL ARABEYA FOR DEVELOPING - Account No.: 0260-565238-001 - IBAN: QA25 QNBA 0000 0000 0260 5652 3800 1 - CR No.: 22113/18 - When making a payment, state the invoice number and student name as the payment reference.
Boarding Fees - No boarding fees are listed. The school does not list a boarding programme or boarding charges.
Other Costs and Fees - School excursions, bus transportation and uniforms are not included in the tuition and must be paid separately. - Annual Resources Fees (listed above per year group) are shown separately from tuition and cover specified resource costs.
Refund Information and Withdrawal Policy - The Entrance Test Fee, Registration Fee and Seat Reservation are non-refundable. - Timely written notification is required for withdrawal. The administration handles the full withdrawal procedure and any related fee consequences.
Academics
Newton International Academy Smash teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The school delivers a British-style curriculum from Early Years through Primary and Secondary, culminating in iGCSE, BTEC and A Level qualifications in Key Stage 4 and the sixth form. EYFS (Foundation 1 and Foundation 2) uses six areas of learning—Creative Development, Physical Development, Social, Personal and Emotional Development, Communication, Language and Literacy, Problem Solving, Reasoning and Numeracy, and Knowledge and Understanding of the World—and emphasizes child-led, play-based learning. Primary (Year 1–6, Key Stage 1 & 2) covers English, History, Mathematics, Arabic (first and second languages), Art/Design & Technology, Geography, ICT, Science, Citizenship, Islamic Studies, French, Philosophy for Children (P4C), Qatar History in Arabic/English, Music, and Physical Education; teaching combines class teachers and specialists with a focus on real-world connections. The English curriculum follows the English National Curriculum for Key Stages 1 and 2, with detailed year-by-year programmes of study and attainment targets for reading, writing, and spoken language. Secondary follows Key Stages 3–5: KS3 offers twelve subjects with daily instruction in English, Mathematics and Science; KS4 leads to IGCSE examinations and KS5 leads to A Levels, with enrichment opportunities such as Model United Nations and the Duke of Edinburgh Award schemes.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Review the Application Guide to understand the admissions steps, eligibility, and required documentation. The guide provides an overview of the process from inquiry to enrollment and outlines timelines. It helps families prepare the information needed before applying. 2. Complete and submit the Application Form as part of the admissions process. The form collects essential information about the student and family. 3. Refer to the Academic Calendar for key dates and term schedules relevant to new enrollments. The calendar helps families plan around start dates and important deadlines. 4. Review the School Fees to understand the cost structure and payment expectations, and check School Timings to plan attendance and daily routines. 5.
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FAQs
Where is Newton International Academy Smash located?
The Smash campus is in Doha, Qatar, and is part of the Newton International Academy network. The school serves students from Early Years through the end of secondary (ages 3–18). It follows the British Curriculum and offers iGCSE, BTEC and A Level qualifications.
What age range does NIA Smash serve and what are the progression steps from early years to sixth form?
NIA Smash welcomes pupils aged 3 to 18, from Foundation 1 in Early Years through Year 13 in the sixth form. The curriculum covers Early Years, Primary and Secondary, with progression to iGCSE, BTEC and A Levels in Key Stage 4 and the sixth form. ECA activities run across the school to support learning beyond the core subjects.
What curriculum does the school follow and what qualifications are offered?
The school delivers the British Curriculum across all levels, with a strong Arabic component integrated alongside it. Qualifications offered in Key Stage 4 and the sixth form include iGCSE, BTEC and A Levels. EYFS emphasizes play-based foundational skills, while Primary and Secondary build literacy, mathematics, science, and broader options.
What are the key admissions fees and what is the seat reservation policy?
The admissions process includes an entrance assessment and, in many cases, an interview and an English proficiency test. Non-refundable Entrance Test Fee is QR 204; Non-refundable Registration Fee is QR 2,550; a Seat Reservation Fee of QR 2,000 is paid to secure a place and is deducted from Term 1 fees once accepted. Applicants must submit documents such as attested school reports, IDs and immunization records.
How is the term billing structured and what are typical costs across year groups?
The academic year has three terms, with fees payable in advance before each term. If admitted in the first half of a term, a full term's fees apply; if admitted in the second half, a half-term fee applies. The Seat Reservation Fee is credited against Term 1 fees. Fees by year group are: Foundation 1 = 29,500; Foundation Stage 2 = 36,600; Years 1–6 = 47,000; Years 7–9 = 52,000; Years 10–11 = 60,000; Years 12–13 = 64,000.
Are scholarships available and is there a waitlist?
Scholarships are not listed in the provided information. Admissions are on a first-come, first-served basis, and there is no waitlist indicated.
What exams or qualifications are offered and at what stages?
iGCSE, BTEC and A Levels are offered, with examinations taking place in Key Stage 4 and in the sixth form.
How does the school describe its academic performance?
The school reports a higher-than-UK-average pass rate in IGCSE and A Levels, indicating strong exam performance relative to UK benchmarks.
Are there opportunities for higher education progression or career pathways?
Yes, the secondary offers subject options to prepare students for further education or careers, supporting pathways to higher education.
What sports facilities does the campus offer?
The campus includes a mini Olympic swimming pool on site and vast outdoor space for outdoor sports, with separate indoor and outdoor areas for different age groups and separate facilities for girls and boys (including Early Years).
What academic facilities are available on campus?
There are three libraries, science laboratories, two dedicated information technology laboratories, and climate-controlled classrooms with ample natural lighting. A sensory room and accessible spaces support learning across ages.
Are there campus features that support learning and wellbeing?
Large open stairwells provide central spaces for assemblies or gatherings, and the campus is designed with age-specific indoor/outdoor spaces. An extensive after-school programme supports ECAs and student wellbeing.
What extracurricular activities are available beyond the classroom?
An extensive after-school programme and after-ECA bus service support participation. The school hosts events like the Inter-Newton Spelling Bee, visits to the Doha International Book Fair, football fixtures and Mental Health Awareness Week.
Are there student leadership opportunities and innovative programs?
Yes, students have leadership opportunities through the Student Council, and Innovative Programmes emphasize character, critical thinking and curiosity. Philosophy for Children (P4C) is also offered.
How do ECAs contribute to student development?
ECAs promote teamwork, leadership and creativity beyond the classroom, supporting holistic development and social engagement.
Is there a counsellor and how is mental wellbeing supported?
There is a dedicated school counsellor who provides individual and group counselling to support emotional, social and mental wellbeing. The counsellor works with staff and parents to promote positive behaviour and learning.
How is safeguarding managed at the school?
The school follows a whole-school safeguarding approach with a dedicated safeguarding team, including Deputy Heads for Pastoral Safeguarding Leads and a School Counsellor. Regular safeguarding training and policies (Pupils Safeguarding, Anti-Bullying and Behaviour) are in place.
What wellbeing initiatives are part of the calendar?
Health, safety and wellbeing are priorities, with events such as Mental Health Awareness Week and an extensive after-school programme that supports wellbeing.
Is there a school uniform and what does it include?
Yes, the school has a uniform: a white shirt, navy shorts or trousers, and a tartan skirt or skort for girls; KG pupils wear pinafores as part of their uniform.
Who governs the school?
Newton International Academy Smash is owned and operated by the Newton Group of Schools.
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