Olive International School

Olive International School Doha was established in September 2014, starting with 50 students in Pre-KG to Grade 2. It is governed by executive leaders including a Chief Patron, Saleh Abdulla M A Al-Sulaiti, and a Chairman, Devis Edakulathur, as part of the Patrician network that operates schools globally. The school holds CBSE accreditation and is publicly disclosed as CBSE-accredited with Qatar's education authorities (QNSA). By the early 2020s, Olive International School had expanded to five Doha campuses: Abu Hamour, Kharaitiyat, Nuaija, Al Thumama, and Umm Salal Ali. The school celebrated its seventh anniversary in 2021 and its tenth annual day in 2023, reflecting growth across campuses and continued student achievement.

Olive International School Doha operates across five campuses in Doha: Abu Hamour, Kharaitiyat, Nuaija, Al Thumama, and Umm Salal Ali. Community events include Olivenite, the school's annual day, with performances from multiple campuses, such as Al Thumama, Abu Hamour and Nuaija in 2023. In 2021, the school hosted Coffee with Principal to celebrate high-performing students and strengthen parent–school partnerships. Parent involvement is encouraged through channels such as PPTM and volunteering opportunities.

There is no formal standalone PTA; parent involvement is organized through an internal structure referred to as PPTM and through volunteering opportunities. The school runs parent-focused events such as Coffee with Principal to engage families and celebrate student achievement. In 2025 Olive International School launched the Olivian Alumni Association to connect alumni with current students and support school programs. Executive leadership includes a Chief Patron and a Chairman, with governance ties to Patrician, indicating formal channels for family engagement. Parents may participate as classroom volunteers or in school activities, with communications maintained via notices and the school's social channels.