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British School - Muscat
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Oman
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Contact Details
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Last modified:
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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| School Name |
Web-Site |
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British School - Muscat
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http://www.britishschoolmuscat.com
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| Established |
DfES Number |
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1971
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| Address |
Admissions |
P.O. Box 1907
Ruwi 112
Oman
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Tel:
(+968) 24600842
Fax:
(+968) 24601062
Email:
admin@britishschoolmuscat.com
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| Principal/Director/CEO |
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Mr Steve Howland, MBE
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| Comments / Description |
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As an outstanding, high-performing school, The British School - Muscat is one of the leading schools in the Middle East. It is a not-for-profit, non-selective, co-educational, British international day school that provided a comprehensive and balanced education to a mix of approximately 900 English speaking expatriate pupils aged 3 - 18 (47 nationalities, 58% British). The school follows an enhanced National Curriculum for England and produces exceptionally and consistently high National Curriculum, GCSE and A Level results, placing it in the top 3% of schools in England. The school was last inspected in March 2009 against Ofsted's Section 5 inspection framework and was judged by inspectors to be "an outstanding school."
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Section:
Nursery School
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Last modified:
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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| Headteacher |
Age Range (in years) |
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Miss Lynda Haynes
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3 to 6
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| Staff |
Language |
Other Languages |
Teaching:
5
Support/Admin:
8
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English |
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| Qual/Exam Types |
Special Education / Learning Support |
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None
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| Students on Roll |
Fees (range) |
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110
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OMR 870 to OMR 1060
paid each term
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| Comments / Description |
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The Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum is covered in Nursery and Reception and prepares children to enter the National Curriculum towards the end of Reception and in Year 1. There is no specialist teaching in Nursery. Children in Reception receive specialist teaching in ICT, music, physical education and swimming.
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Section:
Infant School
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Last modified:
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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| Headteacher |
Age Range (in years) |
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Miss Lynda Haynes
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5 to 7
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| Staff |
Language |
Other Languages |
Teaching:
6
Support/Admin:
5
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English |
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| Qual/Exam Types |
Special Education / Learning Support |
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Yes
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| Students on Roll |
Fees (range) |
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132
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OMR1140 to OMR1140
paid each term
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| Comments / Description |
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Children in Key Stage 1 (Years 1 & 2) follow the National Curriculum for England and their class teachers assess achievement and standards in National Curriculum levels at the end of Year 2. Children receive specialist teaching in ICT, music, physical education and swimming, and those in Year 2 start to learn French.
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Section:
Junior School
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Last modified:
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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| Headteacher |
Age Range (in years) |
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Miss Lynda Haynes
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7 to 11
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| Staff |
Language |
Other Languages |
Teaching:
12
Support/Admin:
4
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English |
French Dutch |
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| Qual/Exam Types |
Special Education / Learning Support |
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Yes
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| Students on Roll |
Fees (range) |
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264
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OMR1195 to OMR1195
paid each term
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| Comments / Description |
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Children in Key Stage 2 (Years 3 & 6) follow the National Curriculum for England and sit National Curriculum Tests at the end of Year 6. Children receive specialist teaching in French, ICT, music, physical education and swimming.
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Section:
Senior School
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Last modified:
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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| Headteacher |
Age Range (in years) |
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Mr Paul Keach
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11 to 18
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| Staff |
Language |
Other Languages |
Teaching:
48
Support/Admin:
14
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English |
French German Dutch |
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| Qual/Exam Types |
Special Education / Learning Support |
| A-level GCSE IGCSE |
Yes + Specialist Department
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| Students on Roll |
Fees (range) |
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398
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OR1595 to OR2130
paid each term
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| Comments / Description |
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Students in Key Stage 3 (Years 7 to 9) follow National Curriculum for England, those in Years 10 and 11 sit GCSE examinations and sixth formers in Years 12 and 13 sit GCE A levels. Some accelerated learning and early sitting of examinations takes place in English, maths, French and German. Students can study the following subjects at GCSE and GCE A level: art & design, biology, business studies, chemistry, design & technology, Dutch, English literature and language, French, geography, German, history, ICT, maths, music, physical education, physics and science (combined).
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