Assafwah International School – Al Ansab Branch

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees OMR 1,340 - 3,090

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Opened 2000

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

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

Taught languages Arabic, English, French

Typical class size 21

Strengths Sport, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Stages Early Years, Primary School

Introduction

Assafwah International School – Al Ansab Branch sits within a network of seven Assafwah International Schools in Oman. The Al Ansab campus serves students from kindergarten to grade 6, while the wider network offers education from age 3 to 18. The school's curriculum blends the Cambridge framework for IGCSE, AS, and A Levels with a bilingual program aligned to the Ministry of Education of Oman. This combination supports learning in English and Arabic where appropriate and provides a seamless progression across primary and secondary phases within the Cambridge pathway. The campus provides libraries and laboratories, and smartboards support interactive learning. All branches have learning resources and laboratories; swimming pools are available only at Al Khoudh and Sohar branches. Co-curricular opportunities include various sports and overseas trips, and a focus on developing inquiring, knowledgeable, and responsible young citizens. The programme emphasizes academic and personal growth through a mix of structured disciplines and experiential learning.

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The Essentials

Stages

Classes from kindergarten to grade 12; Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) and bilingual system (Ministry of Education of Oman).

Country affiliation

Oman

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Fees

Application fees
- No separate application or registration fee is published for the Al Ansab branch.

Tuition fees (per term and annual total) by year group
- Kindergarten 1 (KG1): Installment dates published (First: September 1; Second: January 1; Third: April 1). Specific KG1 fee amounts are not published.
- Kindergarten 2 (KG2): Installment dates published (First: September 1; Second: January 1; Third: April 1). Specific KG2 fee amounts are not published.
- Grade 1: First instalment OMR 450; Second instalment OMR 450; Third instalment OMR 440 — Annual total OMR 1,340.
- Grade 2: First instalment OMR 480; Second instalment OMR 480; Third instalment OMR 480 — Annual total OMR 1,440.
- Grade 3: First instalment OMR 565; Second instalment OMR 565; Third instalment OMR 410 — Annual total OMR 1,540.
- Grade 4: First instalment OMR 650; Second instalment OMR 650; Third instalment OMR 543 — Annual total OMR 1,843.
- Grade 5: First instalment OMR 670; Second instalment OMR 670; Third instalment OMR 650 — Annual total OMR 1,990.
- Grade 6: First instalment OMR 720; Second instalment OMR 720; Third instalment OMR 700 — Annual total OMR 2,140.
- Grade 7: First instalment OMR 750; Second instalment OMR 750; Third instalment OMR 740 — Annual total OMR 2,240.
- Grade 8: First instalment OMR 820; Second instalment OMR 820; Third instalment OMR 807 — Annual total OMR 2,447.
- Grade 9: First instalment OMR 880; Second instalment OMR 880; Third instalment OMR 880 — Annual total OMR 2,640.
- Grade 10: First instalment OMR 1,030; Second instalment OMR 1,030; Third instalment OMR 1,030 — Annual total OMR 3,090.
- Grade 11: First instalment OMR 1,090; Second instalment OMR 1,090; Third instalment OMR 810 — Annual total OMR 2,990.
- Grade 12: First instalment OMR 1,030; Second instalment OMR 1,030; Third instalment OMR 1,030 — Annual total OMR 3,090.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard instalment dates: First instalment due September 1, Second instalment due January 1, Third instalment due April 1.
- Payment frequency options published: full payment (by a deadline described as before the first semester ends) or split across three instalments (across the school year).
- Early-payment incentive: a one-time OMR 200 discount for paying all fees in cash upfront.
- Sibling discounts: 5% off annual fees for the first sibling and 10% off for the second sibling; only one sibling discount may be applied per family.
- Withdrawal / refund-related rule published: if withdrawal occurs before January 15, 60% of the fees are due; after January 15, full fees are due. This is the school's stated withdrawal policy.
- Registration requirement: students must be registered on the Ministry of Education (MOE) portal and fees paid before March 1st to attend.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for the Al Ansab branch; the school's fees information covers day-school tuition and related services only.

Other costs and additional fees
- Transportation (annual options by zone and direction):
- One way — Zone 1: OMR 210.
- One way — Zone 2: OMR 280.
- Two way — Zone 1: OMR 300.
- Two way — Zone 2: OMR 400.
- Books: the published annual fees description specifies that books and learning materials are covered as part of the annual school fees.
- Uniforms, exam registration charges, extracurricular elective fees and any one-off admission deposits are not itemised as separate amounts in the published fee schedule.

Refund information
- The published withdrawal policy sets the financial consequence for withdrawal from the school: withdrawals before January 15 require payment of 60% of fees; withdrawals after January 15 incur the full fees. This is the school's stated refund/withdrawal term.

Fee payment options (methods)
- The published fee information lists the permitted payment timing and instalment arrangements (full payment, three instalments) and offers a cash-upfront discount, but it does not publish detailed payment method channels (for example, specific acceptance of credit card, bank transfer or online payment portals). For the available payment timing and discount details, see the school's fee notes.

Academics

Curriculum

Classes from kindergarten to grade 12. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A levels) and Bilingual system (Ministry of Education of Oman) are followed.

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FAQs

What ages does Assafwah International School – Al Ansab Branch serve?

The school serves ages 3 to 18, covering kindergarten through grade 12. It follows both the Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A Levels) and a bilingual system aligned with the Ministry of Education of Oman.

What curriculum does the school follow?

The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A Levels) is offered, alongside a bilingual system under the MOE Oman framework. The program runs from preschool through secondary grade levels.

Is Assafwah International School – Al Ansab Branch co-educational?

Yes. It is a co-educational school serving both boys and girls.

What are the tuition fees and how are they billed?

Fees vary by grade, with annual totals published for each year from about 1,340 OMR (Grade 1) up to 3,090 OMR (Grades 10–12). Fees can be paid in three installments on September 1, January 1, and April 1, or in full by a deadline. Students must be registered on the MOE portal and fees paid before March 1 to attend.

Are there any discounts for siblings or upfront payments?

Yes. There is a 5% discount for the first sibling and 10% for the second sibling, with only one sibling discount per family. There is also a one-time discount of 200 OMR for paying all fees upfront in cash.

What is the withdrawal policy?

If you withdraw before January 15, 60% of the fees are due. If you withdraw after January 15, the full fees are due.

What curricula are offered (Cambridge and bilingual MOE system)?

The school offers the Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A Levels) and operates a bilingual system under the Ministry of Education of Oman.

What grade levels does the school serve?

The school provides classes from kindergarten through grade 12.

Are there published exam results or higher education outcomes?

Exam results are not published in the available information. Higher education progression specifics are not provided.

What facilities are available at the Al Ansab branch?

The school has libraries and laboratories and uses smartboards. It offers a range of sports and co-curricular activities, and overseas trips are organized.

Do you have a swimming pool on this campus?

Swimming pools are located at the Al Khoudh and Sohar branches, not listed for the Al Ansab branch.

Are books and learning materials included in the fees?

Yes, books and learning materials are included as part of the annual school fees.

What extracurricular activities are offered?

The school offers various sports and co-curricular activities and organizes overseas trips.

Do the programs focus on developing responsible citizenship?

Yes. The program aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and responsible young citizens through its activities.

Are overseas trips part of the program?

Yes, overseas trips are organized as part of the program.

Is the Al Ansab branch part of a larger group?

Yes. It is part of Assafwah International Schools.

Is this a day school or boarding school?

It operates as a day school. There is no published boarding provision for the Al Ansab branch.

What about the governance of the school?

The Al Ansab branch is governed as part of Assafwah International Schools.

What languages are used in instruction?

Instruction uses a bilingual system under the MOE Oman framework, with the Cambridge curriculum delivered in English.

Is the Cambridge curriculum delivered in English?

Yes. The Cambridge curriculum (IGCSE, AS & A Levels) is taught in English, complemented by bilingual aspects under MOE Oman.

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