The Leading Bilingual Private School in Oman
The Sultan’s School is recognised within the region for preparing its students to be responsible global citizens, and inspiring in each student a passion for knowledge and life-long learning.
We aim to provide a broad and balanced education of the highest quality, reflecting and strengthening Omani and Islamic culture whilst also developing an international perspective in our students.
Our Primary School students from KG1 to Year 6 follow a programme in both Arabic and English, based on the Cambridge Primary Curriculum and Oman’s National Education Programme.
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“Established in 1977, under the sponsorship of the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said bin Taymur, (may Allah rest his soul in peace),, the Sultan’s School provides a high quality education which allows our students to enter the world’s leading universities.”
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Primary
In Primary students follow a programme in both Arabic and English designed to build a secure foundation for their learning throughout the school and beyond.
Secondary
The secondary school curriculum focuses on consolidating and expanding the language skills acquired in primary school while enhancing students' knowledge, understanding, skills, and personal qualities.
School Life
At The Sultan’s School, we pride ourselves on providing a vibrant, engaging, and well-rounded educational experience that extends beyond the classroom. Our students thrive in an environment that encourages academic excellence, personal growth, and a strong sense of community.
Admissions
The Sultan’s School proudly accepts students from KG1 through to Year 12, with graduation in Year 13.
96%
IB Pass Rate
+1200
Students
47
Years of Quality Education
+160
Highly Qualified & Experienced Staff
Journey Through Our School Life
From laughter-filled classrooms to spirited assemblies, join us on a journey through the essence of our vibrant community. Welcome to a gallery of shared moments, where each image is a testament to the bonds that unite us
Latest News & Events
Exploring the Mammalian Heart: A Hands-On Biology Experience
IGCSE Biology students took part in a valuable hands-on learning experience through the dissection of a mammalian heart. The activity provided...
CAS Fair: Inspiring Creativity, Activity, and Service
The Sultan’s School hosted its annual CAS Fair, bringing together Year 13 and Year 12 students in an engaging and inspiring educational...
The Sultan’s School Commemorates the Blessed Occasion of the Prophet’s Birth
The Sultan’s School commemorated the blessed occasion of the birth of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ through a special programme held during the morning...
Honouring the Class of 2026 – International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
The Board of Trustees of The Sultan’s School proudly honoured a group of outstanding graduates from the Class of 2026 of the International...
Commemorating the Blessed Occasion of the Prophet’s Birth
To mark the blessed occasion of the birth of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, The Sultan’s School Library hosted a special talk entitled “The Noble Virtues of...
We warmly welcome our little ones in Kindergarten and Preparatory!
we warmly welcome our little champions in Kindergarten and Preparatory! We wish them a joyful and rewarding academic year filled with learning,...
Frequently Asked questions
The Sultan’s School Top Questions
What curriculum does the school follow?
- Learning in KG at The Sultan’s School is based on the United Kingdom Early Years’ Foundation Stage (EYFS) and the Omani National Education programme.
- Primary education at The Sultan’s School is based on the Cambridge Curriculum and the Omani National education programme.
- The school’s English curriculum in the Middle School is based on the National Curriculum of England, whereas the Arabic programme of study follows requirements set by the Ministry of Education.
- In Years 10 and 11 The Sultan’s School offers the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) with a mix of compulsory and elective subjects.
- The Sultan’s School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, a comprehensive and challenging pre-university course for students entering Year 12. The International Baccalaureate subjects are examined at the end of Year 13.
What extracurricular activities are available?
All ECAs run from 3 to 4 PM, except those involving Seniors. Those run till 4:30 PM.
What technology resources are available to students?
- As a Microsoft school, The Sultan’s School has dedicated computer labs for each phase of the school.
- In primary, there are banks of tablets available for teachers to book when technology can enhance the learning experience.
- Each Classroom has a top-of-the-range Interactive Whiteboard.
- In secondary school, students bring laptops to school for use in lessons.
- We also have Robotics, Coding Programmes, and various learning platforms for students to access.
Are there opportunities for parent involvement?
There are many opportunities for parents to take an active role in working alongside the school to support the education of their child. We have a thriving Parent Teacher Association (PTA) which organises a wide range of events in school and meets regularly with the school’s leadership team. Parents are also invited to regular workshops and conferences, and we especially encourage parents to come and speak at assemblies and career talks. The school also proivides a range of social events geared to families.
How does the school support the professional development of its staff?
Professional development is a critical element of staff wellbeing and career progression. The school has a generous budget for supporting staff training, including mandatory safeguarding and child protection courses which are taken annually. Staff are encouraged to lead and attend conferences as speakers and delegates. We pride ourselves on the way that our teachers and support staff act as beacons of professional excellence for others.