BIRLA PUBLIC SCHOOL KG GATE 4.5.6

Birla Public School, located in the Abu Hamour area of Doha, Qatar, is a distinguished co-educational day school established in 2004. Affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), it offers an English medium curriculum from KG 1 up to Class XII. The school caters to over 6800 students and is accredited by the Qatar National School Accreditation (QNSA). Founded by visionaries Mr. Basant Kumar Birla and Dr. (Mrs.) Sarala Birla, the institution embodies a philosophy centered on the holistic development of children. It aims to mold students into responsible human beings with a strong sense of commitment and care for the nation, striving for excellence in education through a blend of modern techniques and real-life learning that emphasizes core values and attitudes. Birla Public School boasts a comprehensive array of facilities designed to support a vibrant learning environment. These include E-learning resources, a well-stocked library, modern lab facilities (general, language, maths, computer, robotics, STEM), and computer training. Students also benefit from medical services, a canteen, lockers, and AC classrooms. The school provides extensive sports facilities for various activities, including Aerobics, Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Cricket, Football, Gymnasium, Handball, Hockey, Judo, Karate, Netball, Rugby, Skating, Soccer, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Tennis, Throwball, and Volleyball, among others. Beyond academics and sports, students can engage in a rich co-scholastic program through various clubs such as Computer, Dance, Debate, Literary, Model United Nations, Music, Robotics, Scrabble, Gavel, Eco, and Art Club, as well as Scouts and Guides. The school also features four houses: MARS (Red), JUPITER (Yellow), SATURN (Green), and NEPTUNE (Blue), fostering a spirit of teamwork and competition. For convenience, the school offers transportation with a fleet of air-conditioned buses. Admission typically begins in April, with children admitted to KG 1 at 3+ to 4 years of age.