Oryx Newton International School Kindergarden

Oryx Newton International School Kindergarden in Doha, Qatar, provides a distinctive educational experience rooted in the British curriculum. Drawing from the reputable frameworks of both Oryx International School and the Newton Group of Schools, this institution caters to children from 3 to 18 years old, with a particular focus on the crucial Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) for its kindergarden section. The curriculum is an enhanced version of the English National Curriculum, thoughtfully adapted for an international student body in Qatar. It aims to foster challenging, balanced, and interactive learning environments, ensuring that each child's unique learning style is recognized and nurtured. Students progress through EYFS (Foundation 1 and 2), Primary (Year 1-6), and Secondary (Year 7-13) stages, pursuing qualifications such as IGCSE and A Levels. A significant aspect of the curriculum includes compulsory subjects such as Arabic (for both native and non-native speakers), Islamic Studies for Muslim students, and Qatar History, all meticulously following the Ministry of Education of Qatar’s curriculum. The school prides itself on its culturally rich environment, celebrating both Qatari and British heritage. Oryx International School specifically caters to the children of Qatar Airways employees and its approved subsidiaries, offering a five-star educational experience with world-class facilities and high-calibre teachers. The Newton Group, as a wider network, emphasizes innovative learning, character development, and critical thinking, striving to produce graduates who attend top universities worldwide. Beyond academics, the school encourages holistic development through exciting enrichment activities, including the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, sports, and arts. With a globally diverse community representing over 90 nationalities, Oryx Newton International School Kindergarden fosters strong community engagement and provides support for students whose first language is not English, ensuring they develop the necessary language skills for success.