The Next Generation – Ain Khaled Campus

Qatar, Al Rayyan

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees QAR 13,708 - 15,577

Ages 3 - 18 years

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Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels

Taught languages English, Arabic, Urdu

Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

The Next Generation Ain Khaled Campus is located in Doha, Qatar, serving learners from age 3 to 18. The school delivers a Cambridge curriculum with Primary provision, IGCSE, International AS Levels and A Levels, complemented by Pearson Edexcel elements. Students prepare for IGCSE and A levels within a technology enhanced learning environment, and robotics technical training is part of the broader curriculum. At all levels, Islamic Education, Arabic and Qatar History are taught alongside general subjects, and Quran is provided as a subject. The school places emphasis on soft skills and physical education as curricular elements, supporting well rounded development. Facilities cover Academics, Islamic Education, the Quran, Soft Skills and Technology across its Qatar campuses. Distinctive features include a Youth Leadership Program and campus level leadership opportunities, a strong focus on language and cultural studies such as Arabic and Qatar History, and a structured leadership oriented student experience today together.

www.tngqatar.com

P.O. Box # 82636, Doha, Qatar

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The Essentials

Country affiliation

Qatar

School day structure

Sunday to Thursday: 7am to 2pm

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Fees

Application & registration fees

- Registration / Admission fee (payable once at time of admission): QAR 1,038.
- Entrance / assessment fee: EY / Reception: QAR 0; Years 1 and above: QAR 200 (per student, charged at the time of assessment).
- Seat reservation fee for the next academic session (payable to secure a seat; non‑refundable and adjusted against Term I tuition of the next session): QAR 1,038.
- Security deposit (payable once at registration; refundable on leaving provided all dues are cleared): QAR 1,038.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term)

Note: the academic session is divided into two terms (Term 1: September–December; Term 2: January–June). The tuition amounts below are shown as annual tuition followed by the per‑term amount (annual ÷ 2). All amounts are in Qatari riyal (QAR).

- FS1 (Early Years): Annual tuition QAR 13,708 — Per term QAR 6,854.00.
- KG1 / Reception: Annual tuition QAR 14,954 — Per term QAR 7,477.00.
- KG2 / Year 1: Annual tuition QAR 15,577 — Per term QAR 7,788.50.
- Year 2: Annual tuition QAR 15,577 — Per term QAR 7,788.50.
- Year 3: Annual tuition QAR 15,577 — Per term QAR 7,788.50.
- Year 4: Annual tuition QAR 15,577 — Per term QAR 7,788.50.
- Year 5: Annual tuition QAR 15,577 — Per term QAR 7,788.50.
- Year 6: Annual tuition QAR 15,577 — Per term QAR 7,788.50.

Supplementary / other fees (annual / one‑off as indicated)

- Books fee (charged once per academic session): EY QAR 365; Reception QAR 575; Year 1 QAR 720; Year 2 QAR 740; Year 3 QAR 740; Year 4 QAR 950; Year 5 QAR 950; Year 6 QAR 950.
- Stationery fee (charged once per academic session): QAR 450 (standard stationery charge shown across year groups).
- Transport fees (annual; depend on area): Inside city: QAR 3,800; Outside city: QAR 5,050. (Transport is charged per academic session and is shown as an annual fee.)
- External examination fees (for IGCSE / O‑Level / AS / A Level): Charged once each academic session as per the tariff billed by the examination bodies / British Council; these are invoiced in addition to the school's tuition.
- Seat reservation fee for next academic session: QAR 1,038 (non‑refundable; adjusted against Term I tuition of the next academic year).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- All fees (tuition, transport, and supplementary fees) are invoiced in advance at the beginning of each academic session and must be paid on or before the due date shown on the invoice. Report cards, books and school leaving certificates are released only after outstanding amounts are cleared.
- The school defines the academic session as two terms; per‑term amounts above are the annual tuition divided by two. The school also states tuition and transport fees may be split into instalments as specified on the invoice (the published policy allows instalment options). Parents are required to follow the instalment dates on the invoice.
- If a student is admitted during the first half of a term, the tuition and transport fees for that full term are due. If a student withdraws after being enrolled more than 30 calendar days in a term, the tuition and transport fees for the whole term are payable (or otherwise pro‑rata for shorter enrollments as defined by policy). QAR security deposit is refundable if all dues are cleared on leaving.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable to The Next Generation – Ain Khalid Campus; the campus operates as a kindergarten / primary day campus (no boarding or boarding fees apply).

Uniform and other optional costs

- Uniforms, optional extracurricular activities, school trips, and some optional services are charged separately; specific retail prices for uniform items are not published in the public fee schedule and are billed or communicated through school channels when required. Additional optional costs (ECAs, trips, late pickup, special services) are charged in addition to the fees above. Examination centre tariffs (for Cambridge/British Council exams) are charged separately at the published rates.

Refunds and cancellations

- All fees, including tuition, transport and supplementary payables, are non‑refundable and non‑transferable in any situation except for the security fee which is refundable when all dues are fully cleared at the time of leaving the school. The seat reservation fee for the next academic session is non‑refundable in all cases and will be adjusted only against the Term I tuition of the next academic year. If admission is withdrawn mid‑term after the student has been enrolled for more than 30 calendar days, the school policy requires payment of the full term fees.

Fee payment options

- Accepted payment methods: bank transfer (preferred), cash, cheque, debit card, and credit card (Mastercard and Visa). Books are issued once the 1st instalment payment is cleared.

Summary of the key numeric items (QAR)

- Registration / Admission fee (one‑off): QAR 1,038.
- Security deposit (refundable on leaving if dues cleared): QAR 1,038.
- Seat reservation fee (next academic year): QAR 1,038 (non‑refundable).
- Entrance assessment fee: EY / Reception QAR 0; Years 1+ QAR 200.
- Tuition (annual): FS1 QAR 13,708; Reception QAR 14,954; KG2/Year 1 to Year 6 QAR 15,577. Per term = annual ÷ 2 as listed above.
- Transport (annual): Inside city QAR 3,800; Outside city QAR 5,050.
- Books & stationery (annual): Books vary by year group (QAR 365–950); Stationery QAR 450.
- External exam fees (IGCSE / O‑Level / AS / A Level / Cambridge Checkpoint): charged separately according to the exam body tariff.

All figures above are published fee amounts for The Next Generation – Ain Khalid Campus and are shown in Qatari riyal (QAR).

Academics

Curriculum

Cambridge International School. Prepares learners for IGCSE and A-Level (CAIE). Also incorporates the Pearson Edexcel curriculum. Soft Skills, Islamic Studies, Arabic and Qatar history taught at all levels. Robotics technical training is part of the curriculum.

Exam Results

Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards 2025 recognized several TNG students: Areeba Naeem Top in World (Islamiyat, IGCSE); Nour Khalid Mohammed Saeed Top in Qatar (ICT, IGCSE); Sarah Ahmad Top in Qatar (Mathematics, IGCSE); Soraiya Omer Top in Qatar (Mathematics and English, IGCSE); Zaina Adnan Top in Qatar (Global Perspectives, IGCSE); Ali Salman Top in Qatar (Enterprise, IGCSE); Hasaan Junaid Kasmani High Achievement (Physics, A Level).

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Admissions

1. Online application and admission process. Parents apply online via www.tngqatar.com. The Registrar reviews the application and forwards it to the Ministry PRO for the student's status to be checked in the National Student Information System by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education. If there is feedback or missing documents, it is shared after the review. After the parent Reverts, the application is reviewed again and the assessment is scheduled. If the student meets the entrance criteria, an admission offer is sent; otherwise the parent is informed. All formal communication regarding the application status is via email.

2. Required documents. Documents for the candidate include: Copy of a valid Qatar ID (QID); copy of a valid passport; copy of birth certificate; two recent passport-sized photographs; copy of the most recent or final term report card clearly showing the student's name and grades; School Leaving Certificate (SLC) issued by the previous school; No Objection Certificate (NOC) or Transfer Certificate from the previous school, confirming that all dues have been cleared and that the student is transferable through NSIS; copy of vaccination card/certificates; copy of the student's health card; School Entry Final Health Assessment Certificate issued by a health center (appointments can be booked at PHCC); IGCSE O‑Level Statement of Results (required for admission to Year 12, minimum grade C); CAIE AS‑Level Statement of Results (required for admission to Year 13); for students transferring from outside Qatar, the latest report card must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the issuing country and then by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Qatar. Documents for Parents/Guardians include: Copy of a valid Qatar ID; copy of a valid passport; copy of residence address (Blue Board); Employment letter from the parent/guardian's workplace; enrollment/enrollment form.

3. Eligibility and English language. The candidate must pass the entrance assessment test; possess a valid Qatar ID; provide the previous school's report card; if the previous school is outside Qatar, documents must be attested by the relevant authorities and by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Qatar; the child must speak and understand basic English and demonstrate good behavior; there must be seat availability; the candidate must meet all criteria defined by the MoEHE.

4. Age group and placement. The placement is offered according to the age criteria established by MoEHE and the Cambridge International curriculum; the school may allow a flexibility margin of up to four months from the standard age requirement based on prior schooling, assessment results, interview results and readiness. Kindergarten uses an oral assessment for Early Years and a written assessment for Reception; potty-training is mandatory for Kindergarten.

5. Initial assessment test and interview. The initial assessment test is mandatory for all candidates; Year I–VIII tests cover English and Numeracy, while Year IX and above test cover Science. If required, Kindergarten candidates are assessed through oral/written assessments appropriate to their age group. Passing scores vary by year level (for example, Year 1 requires 60% and Year 9 requires 80%). If applicable, candidates who pass the assessment may be invited to a face-to-face interview conducted in English by the Principal, to assess academic competencies and other attributes.

6. Admission offers and acceptance. The Registrar offers admission to candidates who meet all eligibility criteria and pass the assessment (and interview, if applicable). The admission offer must be accepted by the parents within five (5) working days, with a possible extension of up to five additional working days in writing.

7. Campus placement. Placement may be offered at any TNG campus according to the availability of the program, seat, and the area where the candidate resides; a student may be transferred to another campus as needed to accommodate seat availability and program fit.

8. Medical conditions and records. Current medical, mental, and psychological health information must be provided and updated as circumstances change; records of medical treatments, allergies and vaccinations are required at registration. TNG is a mainstream school with limited specialist resources; each application is reviewed case‑by‑case to determine if the school can meet the student's needs as outlined in medical files and reports.

9. Behaviour. Placement is subject to good conduct and behavior; a positive attitude to learning and respect for the school community is expected of all students.

10. Re-admission. Re-admission may be considered for students who maintained a good disciplinary record; re-admission for a student with an educational gap is possible and may be given priority.

11. Withdrawal of admission. Written notice is required at least one month before withdrawal; a School Leaving Certificate is issued after all dues are cleared; the security fee is refundable after the notice period. Grounds for withdrawal include disciplinary issues, unsatisfactory progress, continuous absence, or other factors.

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FAQs

What age range does The Next Generation – Ain Khaled Campus serve?

The campus serves students from ages 3 to 18. It uses the Cambridge International curriculum (IGCSE and A-Levels) and also incorporates Pearson Edexcel components. Islamic Studies, Arabic and Qatar history are taught at all levels, and robotics is part of the curriculum.

What is the school day schedule at Ain Khaled Campus?

The school runs Sunday to Thursday, from 7am to 2pm. This aligns with the two-term academic year (Term 1: Sep–Dec; Term 2: Jan–June).

What are the tuition fees and other costs like for different year groups?

Annual tuition ranges from QAR 13,708 for FS1 to QAR 15,577 for KG2/Year 1 through Year 6, with per-term amounts listed as half the annual. Additional costs include registration, seat reservation, and security deposits (each QAR 1,038), books, stationery, transport, and external examination fees billed separately by exam bodies.

What documents are required for admissions to The Next Generation – Ain Khaled Campus?

Common requirements include copies of Qatar ID and passport, birth certificate, photos, last report card, School Leaving Certificate or Transfer Certificate, vaccination/health records, and a health assessment. For transfers from outside Qatar, documents must be attested by the issuing country's authorities and by Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Parents need ID, passport, address proof, and employment letters.

How does the admissions process work from application to offer?

Parents submit an online application. The Registrar reviews the application and may request additional documents, then the MOEHE NSIS check is performed. If candidates pass the entrance assessment (and interview if applicable), an admission offer is issued and must be accepted within five working days (extendable in writing).

What curriculum and examinations does the school offer?

The school delivers the Cambridge International curriculum, preparing students for IGCSE and A-Level exams, and also incorporates Pearson Edexcel components. Soft Skills, Islamic Studies, Arabic and Qatar history are integrated into the program, with robotics training as part of the learning.

What notable Cambridge exam results have students achieved recently?

Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards 2025 recognised several students from The Next Generation Ain Khaled Campus, including top performers in Islamiyat, ICT, Mathematics and English at IGCSE, and high achievement in Physics at A Level.

Which subjects are available at IGCSE and A‑Level?

A wide range of subjects is offered, including Accounting, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Physics, Sociology and History, with Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level pathways available across these subjects.

What facilities and learning environment does the campus emphasize?

The school emphasizes a technology‑enhanced learning environment and a holistic curriculum that combines Academics, Islamic Education, Quran, Soft Skills and Technology across its campuses in Qatar.

Are there detailed sports facilities available at Ain Khaled Campus?

Specific sports facilities are not detailed in the available information; the focus described is on a technology‑enhanced, broad curriculum and the overall learning environment.

What leadership or youth programs exist for students?

There is a Youth Leadership Program at Ain Khaled Campus, along with campus‑level leadership opportunities and a student council to support leadership development.

What extracurricular and co‑curricular options are available?

The Cambridge curriculum is delivered with emphasis on co‑curricular and extra‑curricular activities, alongside Soft Skills and Physical Education to foster a well‑rounded, future‑ready learner.

Which languages are taught at the campus?

Languages include Arabic (Native and Non‑Native), English and Urdu. Qatar History is taught in Native and English, while Islamic Studies is available in Native and English, with Quraan included as a subject.

What English language support is available for new entrants?

Admission requires the candidate to speak and understand basic English, with proficiency assessed during the admissions process to ensure readiness for instruction in English.

What safeguarding and wellbeing measures does the school have?

The school operates a Safety and Security Policy and promotes mental wellbeing and bullying prevention as part of its safeguarding and wellbeing approach.

Is there any information about SEN support at the school?

Specific SEN provisions are not detailed in the available information; the school conducts health and behavioral reviews as part of admissions and ongoing placement.

Is a uniform required, and what does it look like?

Yes, a full school uniform is required. For girls the uniform includes a grey and white striped shirt with the logo, a grey skirt, a red patterned tie, white socks and black shoes, plus a grey hijab; for boys it includes a grey striped shirt, grey trousers, a grey tie, white socks and black shoes. Hair, hijab color, and other grooming rules are specified and violations lead to progressive discipline.

Is boarding available or is there a house system?

Boarding is not applicable as the campus operates as a day school. A house system is not indicated in the available information.

Who governs The Next Generation – Ain Khaled Campus?

Governance is led by the Chief Executive Officer, who is the owner and policy setter, with a Branch Principal and Branch Deputy Principal overseeing the Ain Khaled campus. The campus is supported by executive management, and student representatives and the student council help enact policies, with ongoing parent communications.

What recognitions has the school earned and what does that say about its reputation?

Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards 2025 recognised multiple TNG students for top achievements in subjects like Islamiyat, ICT, Mathematics, English and Physics, highlighting the school's strong Cambridge outcomes.

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