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The International School of Choueifat - Doha has 2,500 pupils, typical class sizes of 34, instruction in English.
Location
The International School of Choueifat – Doha is located in the Legtaifiya area of Doha, Qatar. The campus address is P.O. Box 22085, Aba Al Erhayyat Street
915, Building 50, Legtaifiya Area 66, Doha. The school sits on a large, purpose-built campus with modern facilities and is accessible via major city routes to serve both local and expatriate families. It is a member of the SABIS network serving a diverse community.
Stages
The school is organized into four levels: Kindergarten & Infant School (KG 1 – Grade 1); Primary School (Grades 2 – 6); Intermediate School (Grades 7 – 9); and High School (Grades 10 – 12).
Type
ISC-Doha is a non-selective, co-educational, independent English-medium day school. It serves local and multinational communities and offers a full range from Kindergarten to Grade 12.
Pupil Nationality Mix
The ISC-Doha School Profile indicates approximately 2,500 students representing around 60 nationalities. The profile notes the high level of international diversity but does not publish a breakdown of the local (Qatari) versus international ratio or identify a single most-common nationality.
Additional learning support
The school provides Student Support Services to support Additional Learning Needs (SEN) as part of its academic framework.
Country affiliation
There is no specific country affiliation listed; the school operates under the SABIS network in Qatar and is recognized by the Qatar Ministry of Education.
Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation is indicated in ISC-Doha materials.
School day structure
The school day typically starts around 07:00 and ends around 16:00. A cafeteria is on site for meals or for students who bring their own. Break times are not publicly published in the shared materials.
Bus service
ISC-Doha offers a transportation option with a two-way bus service for Doha residents, priced at QR 5,000 per year, payable at registration.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at The International School of Choueifat - Doha ranges from QAR 17,417 to QAR 36,728 for 2026/27.
Registration & Application Fees
- Registration (application) deposit per student: QR 1,500 (non-refundable). The registration/deposit is required for new applicants and must be paid prior to the placement test or interview.
Annual Tuition Fees (2024–2025) — annual and three-installment breakdown
- KG 1: Annual tuition QR 17,417. Installments: 1st QR 5,850; 2nd QR 5,850; 3rd QR 5,717.
- KG 2: Annual tuition QR 24,990. Installments: 1st QR 8,350; 2nd QR 8,350; 3rd QR 8,290.
- Grades 1–6: Annual tuition QR 24,990. Installments: 1st QR 8,350; 2nd QR 8,350; 3rd QR 8,290.
- Grades 7–9: Annual tuition QR 29,912. Installments: 1st QR 10,000; 2nd QR 10,000; 3rd QR 9,912.
- Grades 10–12: Annual tuition QR 36,728. Installments: 1st QR 12,250; 2nd QR 12,250; 3rd QR 12,228.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Timing of installments: 1st installment is due upon registration; 2nd installment is due before October 15; 3rd installment is due by January 15.
- Additional payment notes from the school guarantee and terms: - The school operates on a whole‑year basis; fees are calculated for the full academic year and the school expects payment accordingly. - If the second installment is not paid before the first day of term, the child will not be accepted until fees are paid; in the event of non-payment after one week the child's seat and fees already paid will be forfeited. If the final installment is not paid by December 31, the child will not be accepted until fees are fully settled. - The registration/deposit requirement for KG1 and above must be paid prior to the placement test or interview (registration steps referenced in the school's fee policy). QR 1,500 is treated as the non‑refundable registration/deposit.
Transportation / Bus Fees
- Two‑way school bus service for Doha residents: QR 5,000 per year, payable upon registration. Transportation is optional and charged in addition to tuition. Tuition does not include transportation.
Other costs and mandatory purchases
- Books and uniforms are not included in the tuition and must be purchased from the school. Tuition also excludes extracurricular activities and meal subscriptions. These are additional costs to plan for.
Boarding
- Boarding is not applicable. The International School of Choueifat – Doha operates as a day school and does not offer a boarding program.
Refund policy and conditions for partial refunds
- Fees are generally non‑refundable. The Guarantee Form sets out limited refund conditions when parents remove a child before a term starts: - If written notice is given at least 30 days before the first term starts, the paid amount is refunded less QR 1,000 (tuition charge) and QR 200 (bus charge) where applicable. - If notice is given at least 30 days before the second term starts, the amount paid is refunded less one term's fees and the charge described above. - If notice is given at least 30 days before the third term starts, the amount paid is refunded less the two previous payments and the bus charge stated above. - Under no other circumstances will fees be refunded. These refund rules are applied as written in the school's Guarantee Form.
Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other)
- The school's published fee documents and terms do not specify the accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer, cheque, or in‑person POS). Parents should note that specific accepted payment channels are not listed in the published tuition and terms documents.
Consequences and administrative points
- Registration of each child is treated individually; no sibling discounts or fee transfers between siblings are applied. Fees are expected on schedule and the school is not obliged to remind parents of due dates. Failure to comply with payment deadlines can result in forfeiture of the student's seat.
Academics
The International School of Choueifat - Doha teaches Advanced Placement (AP) for students aged 4 to 18.
Curriculum
ISC-Doha follows the SABIS Educational System, an English-medium international curriculum that runs from Kindergarten through Grade 12. Students develop fluency in English, Arabic, and a third world language of their choice, with a strong emphasis on English and the sciences in the secondary years, and a broad range of subjects including social studies, music, fine arts, physical education, psychology, business and economics, and computing, with preparation for external examinations such as SAT, DELF, TOEFL, IGCSE, AS and A-Levels. Kindergarten & Infant School (KG 1 – Grade 1) introduces reading, phonics, language, mathematics and Arabic, with integrated art, music and physical education. Primary School (Grades 2–6) balances academic progress with social, physical and emotional development, and includes art, music and PE. Intermediate School (Grades 7–9) emphasizes mastery of English, Arabic and mathematics, and offers an arts and sports program with weekly classes in art, music, computing and PE. High School (Grades 10–12) begins a three-year cycle toward the High School Diploma, with options to sit Cambridge IGCSEs in grades 9–11, A-Levels, or AP exams, and ISC-Doha holds international accreditation.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. School Tour. Families are encouraged to visit the school for a tour of the campus and to speak with admissions staff. Appointments can be made through the school administration. A virtual tour is available if needed. 2. Application and Required Documents. Parents may apply online by filling in the Application Form or obtain the application pack at the reception desk and apply in person. Required documents include three recent passport-sized photos of the applicant, latest school reports, copies of the applicant's passport and both parents' passports, birth certificate, vaccination card, health evaluation certificate, Hamad Health Card, and copies of Qatar IDs for the applicant and parents, plus an employment certificate and a signed Guarantee Form. After the application is submitted, the admissions office schedules a school presentation for applicants and parents. There is no application deadline; applications are accepted based on spaces available throughout the school year. 3. Admission Decisions. Admissions decisions are made after careful evaluation of candidates, including results of diagnostic testing and previous school records. Additional criteria include motivation, social and emotional development, willingness to work hard, and the ability of ISC-Doha to accommodate the candidate's needs. A final admission decision cannot be made without the required documentation, and once accepted and the fees are paid, a place is reserved. 4. Admissions Policy and Placement. ISC-Doha operates a non-selective admission policy; acceptance is based on academic attainment rather than age (with age acting as a limiting factor) and there can be up to a two-year age range within a class. There are no academic requirements for Levels A, B and C (three to five and a half years of age); these students are interviewed and must be toilet-trained and able to follow simple instructions. All other prospective students take diagnostic tests in core subjects to determine placement; the school may employ strategies such as summer school or extra lessons, and provides special academic support when needed. Appointments for diagnostic testing can be arranged through the admissions office.
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FAQs
Where is The International School of Choueifat – Doha located and how can I reach the campus?
ISC‑Doha is located in the Legtaifiya area of Doha at P.O. Box 22085, Aba Al Erhayyat Street #915, Building #50, Legtaifiya Area #66. The campus is purpose‑built and accessible via major city routes to serve both local and expatriate families.
What age range and school levels does ISC‑Doha serve?
The school serves children aged 4 to 18 and is organised into Kindergarten & Infant School (KG1–Grade 1), Primary School (Grades 2–6), Intermediate School (Grades 7–9) and High School (Grades 10–12). Students can complete their education from early years through Grade 12 at the same campus.
What kind of school is ISC‑Doha and what curriculum does it follow?
ISC‑Doha is a non‑selective, co‑educational, independent English‑medium day school that follows the SABIS Educational System from Kindergarten through Grade 12. The programme emphasises English and the sciences in secondary years and prepares students for external exams such as SAT, DELF, TOEFL, IGCSE, AS, A‑Levels and AP exams.
What is the registration or application deposit for new students?
The registration (application) deposit per student is QR 1,500 (non‑refundable) and must be paid prior to the placement test or interview for new applicants.
How does the school handle transportation and how much does the bus cost?
Two‑way school bus service for Doha residents is available at QR 5,000 per year, payable upon registration. Transportation is optional and charged in addition to tuition.
What are the school's refund conditions if we withdraw before term starts?
If written notice is given at least 30 days before the first term starts, amounts paid are refunded less QR 1,000 (tuition charge) and QR 200 (bus charge) where applicable. Different refund deductions apply if notice is given before the second or third term as specified in the school's Guarantee Form, and under no other circumstances will fees be refunded.
What is the admissions process and what documents are required?
The process includes a school tour, submission of an Application Form and required documents, diagnostic testing or interview, and final placement once all paperwork and fees are complete. Required documents include three recent passport‑sized photos, latest school reports, copies of the applicant's and both parents' passports, birth certificate, vaccination card, health evaluation certificate, Hamad Health Card, copies of Qatar IDs for applicant and parents, an employment certificate and a signed Guarantee Form.
Is ISC‑Doha selective and how are placement decisions made?
ISC‑Doha operates a non‑selective admissions policy and makes placements based on diagnostic testing, previous school records and consideration of the student's social and emotional development. The school may use strategies such as summer school or extra lessons and provides academic support where needed.
Which examinations and external qualifications does the school prepare students for?
ISC‑Doha prepares students for internationally recognised external examinations, including SAT, DELF, TOEFL, Cambridge IGCSEs, AS and A‑Levels, and AP exams. High School students follow a three‑year cycle toward the High School Diploma with options to sit Cambridge IGCSEs in grades 9–11 and to pursue A‑Levels or AP examinations.
What languages are taught and what language proficiency can students expect?
Instruction is English‑medium and students develop fluency in English, Arabic and a third world language of their choice. The curriculum includes language preparation aligned with international exams such as DELF and TOEFL.
Does the school offer specific EAL (English as an Additional Language) programmes?
Public materials do not describe a separate EAL programme and there is no explicit EAL provision listed in the school's published information. English is the medium of instruction and language development is supported within the SABIS framework.
How does ISC‑Doha support students with additional learning needs (SEN)?
The school provides Student Support Services as part of the SABIS Educational System, with learning support embedded through teacher‑led study groups, peer tutoring and targeted interventions to address learning gaps. Progress is monitored and additional academic support is provided as needed rather than through a separate specialist institution.
What does a typical school day look like at ISC‑Doha?
The school day typically starts around 07:00 and ends around 16:00. A modern cafeteria is on site for meals, and younger years follow age‑appropriate schedules with integrated art, music and physical education.
What sporting and physical education facilities are available on campus?
The 45,000 square metre campus includes state‑of‑the‑art sports fields, an all‑season running track, a semi‑Olympic‑sized swimming pool, a large indoor sports hall, and outdoor basketball courts. The sports hall supports badminton, gymnastics, football and volleyball, and Kindergarten pupils have a heated pool and a large playground.
What academic facilities does the school have for science and technology?
All main classrooms from KG1 to Grade 12 are equipped with interactive screens, the science department has well‑equipped laboratories for biology, chemistry and physics, and there are two computer science rooms. The SABIS Integrated Testing and Learning (ITL) Hall provides 474 computer stations for assessments and revision.
Are there arts and performance facilities for students who are interested in music and drama?
Yes, ISC‑Doha has a dedicated art room and music room and supports music, theater and arts programmes across all levels. Students can participate in choir, drama productions, visual arts and related clubs and competitions.
What extracurricular activities and clubs are available to students?
The SABIS Student Life Organization (SLO) runs a wide range of clubs and after‑school activities including arts and crafts, chess, debating, drumming, film, IT, science and numerous sports clubs such as basketball, swimming, tennis, gymnastics and football. The SLO is student‑led and integrated into the weekly timetable to encourage leadership and active participation.
How does the school promote student leadership and wider life skills?
Leadership is developed through the SABIS Student Life Organization, which contains nine departments that give students responsibility for academic, disciplinary, sports, wellness and outreach initiatives. The SLO period is embedded in the timetable and includes peer tutoring, project work and student‑run events to build problem‑solving, organisation and communication skills.
What pastoral and wellbeing support is available for students?
The school provides a supportive environment with two resident nurses on duty for medical care and health promotion, and Advisory Classes from Grade 7 onward to discuss wellbeing topics. The Wellness Department runs campaigns and the Student Life Organization offers social and peer support activities to foster belonging and resilience.
Does ISC‑Doha publish a safeguarding or child protection policy?
Publicly available materials describe a health and safety framework and a nurturing environment, but a formal safeguarding or child protection policy is not explicitly published in the school's shared materials. The school does, however, maintain on‑site medical provision and structured wellbeing programmes.
What are the tuition fees at The International School of Choueifat - Doha?
Annual tuition at The International School of Choueifat - Doha ranges from QAR 17,417 to QAR 36,728 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.