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Curriculum British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)
Taught languages English, Arabic
Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Awfaz Global School, Izghawa Campus, is a coeducational primary and secondary school in Doha, Qatar established in 2010. The campus offers Kindergarten using the Early Years Foundation Stage framework, with international play-based and child-friendly teaching strategies to help children become motivated, independent and confident lifelong learners who are creative and inquisitive. Primary and Secondary curricula follow a British framework, with dedicated Curriculum Overview materials linked on the Izghawa pages to guide learning across year groups. The school also incorporates Arabic language and culture as well as Islamic lessons, reflecting Qatar's bilingual educational context. The Izghawa campus currently serves Year 1 through Year 6 with around 240 students, and welcomes pupils aged approximately 3 to 16. A range of recognition and milestone events highlights student achievement, including an Excellence Award Ceremony and IGCSE High Achiever milestones, alongside vibrant arts, cultural celebrations and sports activities. The campus fosters a supportive, inclusive community.
Awfaz Global School - Izghawa Campus has 240 pupils, instruction in English, Arabic.
Location
Awfaz Global School, Izghawa Campus is located in Izghawa, Doha, Qatar. It serves the Izghawa community with Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary divisions on the campus. The address and contact information are in Doha, Qatar. The campus is part of Awfaz Global Schools.
Stages
Kindergarten; Primary; Secondary
School day structure
Sun–Thu: 6:30 am–2:30 pm
Fees
Annual tuition at Awfaz Global School - Izghawa Campus ranges from QAR 27,767 to QAR 39,874 for 2026/27.
Currency
All fees are shown in QAR (Qatari Riyal).
Application / Registration
- Registration (one‑time, non‑refundable): QAR 623 for Years 1–13; QAR 602 for KG1 and KG2. - Seat reservation (paid at registration; deducted from the tuition invoice): QAR 2,000 per student.
Tuition fees — annual and per‑term (by year group)
(The table below lists the annual tuition for the 2025/26 academic year and a per‑term figure calculated as the annual amount divided into two equal instalments.)
- KG1: Annual QAR 27,100 — Per term (two equal instalments): QAR 13,550. - KG2: Annual QAR 27,100 — Per term: QAR 13,550. - Year 1: Annual QAR 31,150 — Per term: QAR 15,575. - Year 2: Annual QAR 31,150 — Per term: QAR 15,575. - Year 3: Annual QAR 31,150 — Per term: QAR 15,575. - Year 4: Annual QAR 31,150 — Per term: QAR 15,575. - Year 5: Annual QAR 31,150 — Per term: QAR 15,575. - Year 6: Annual QAR 31,150 — Per term: QAR 15,575. - Year 7: Annual QAR 33,650 — Per term: QAR 16,825. - Year 8: Annual QAR 33,650 — Per term: QAR 16,825. - Year 9: Annual QAR 33,650 — Per term: QAR 16,825. - Year 10: Annual QAR 37,500 — Per term: QAR 18,750. - Year 11: Annual QAR 37,500 — Per term: QAR 18,750. - Year 12: Annual QAR 37,500 — Per term: QAR 18,750. - Year 13: Annual QAR 37,500 — Per term: QAR 18,750.
Additional annual fees (charged in addition to tuition)
- Registration (one‑time): QAR 623 (Years 1–13) / QAR 602 (KG1–KG2). - Placement / level‑setting assessment: QAR 200 (standard for most year groups). - Books and learning resources (annual): - Years 10–13: QAR 2,000. - Years 1–9: QAR 1,246. - KG2: QAR 426. - KG1: QAR 392. - International/external examination fees (per subject / per award — typical published charges): - Oxford: AL QAR 555, AS QAR 555, IGCSE QAR 450. - Cambridge: AL QAR 1,670, AS QAR 1,217, IGCSE QAR 1,226. - Edexcel: AL QAR 1,250, AS QAR 780, IGCSE QAR 550.
Optional / ancillary annual charges
- Transport (annual): - Internal (standard routes): QAR 6,731 for Years 1–13; QAR 6,506 for KG1–KG2. - External (longer routes / external stops): QAR 7,852 for Years 1–13; QAR 7,590 for KG1–KG2. - School uniform (one‑off / annual charge shown): QAR 374 for Years 1–13; QAR 241 for KG1–KG2.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The seat reservation of QAR 2,000 is payable at registration and is deducted from the tuition invoice. Parents are required to pay registration, book and uniform fees on acceptance of an offer. Specific instalment dates and the school's billing schedule are set by the school administration and appear on the campus fee schedule. For billing enquiries contact the school administration.
Boarding fees
- There are no boarding fee lines for the Izghawa campus; the campus operates as a day school (no boarding provision published).
Refund information
- The registration/application fee is non‑refundable. No detailed published refund schedule for tuition or other fees is listed in the campus fee materials.
Fee payment options
- Payment methods and administration of billing are handled by the school's administration. Parents may arrange payment by the methods accepted and administered by the school (for example, bank transfer or in‑person card payment as arranged via the administration). For exact accepted payment channels and instalment dates contact the school's administration.
Academics
Awfaz Global School - Izghawa Campus teaches British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) for students aged 3 to 16.
Curriculum
Izghawa campus offers Primary, Secondary, and Kindergarten curricula. Izghawa Kindergarten uses the British Curriculum (EYFS) with international play-based and child-friendly teaching strategies. The aim is to build motivated, independent and confident lifelong learners who are creative and inquisitive. Primary and Secondary curricula are presented with dedicated Curriculum Overview materials linked on the Izghawa pages.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Izghawa Campus emphasizes holistic growth and social responsibility as part of its learning experience. The curriculum balances academic achievement with social and emotional well-being. An Academic Counselor and Activity Coordinator supports student well-being and engagement. A SENCO leads inclusion for learners with additional needs, supported by SEN staff. A Pastoral Coordinator and other staff support student welfare within a dynamic and inclusive learning environment.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
A SENCO leads inclusion for learners with additional needs. SEN staff provide support for students with additional needs. The Izghawa Campus Staff includes a dedicated SENCO and SEN personnel who focus on inclusion and support for learners requiring additional assistance. Inclusion for learners with additional needs is led by a SENCO. SEN staff support learners with additional needs.
Mental Wellbeing
Emotional well-being is included in the balanced approach to education, alongside social and physical development. The school celebrates emotional well-being as part of its overall achievement. A Pastoral Coordinator supports student welfare as part of the learning environment. An Academic Counselor and Activity Coordinator, plus other teaching staff, support student welfare and engagement. The school operates with a child-centered approach to learning that emphasizes holistic development.
Safeguarding
The school is a member of the Council of International Schools (CIS). It follows the CIS code of ethics, which emphasizes excellence, care, and the safety and well-being of students and others as paramount. The CIS code requires compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Dignity and equality of all individuals, groups, and cultures are respected. The school promotes global citizenship.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Visit by Parents/Guardians. Parents arrange a tour to understand the school, meet staff, and view student work. A prospective student then has an assessment visit with a school team member, which may be in a group or scheduled individually depending on entry grade. The school admits students on a non-discriminatory basis, without regard to race, colour, nationality, family orientation, or ethnic origin. 2. Registration. Doha-based families complete Registration Admission with a photograph of the applicant and copies of passport, ID, and health/immunisation records; the non-refundable registration fee is paid. Current and previous year's transcripts and school records must be sent directly from the current school. Registration is required before admission. 3. Entrance Assessment. Students are invited to attend AGS to complete the entrance assessment for the appropriate year group, conducted by the teacher for that year group and may be group or individual. If relocation from outside Doha makes in-person assessment difficult, a phone or video conference assessment is possible, or the place may be offered on the basis of the application together with teacher evaluations and records. Final admissions decisions are at the discretion of the Principal and the admissions committee; parents are usually notified within 48 hours if successful and then complete health forms, bus forms if applicable, and pay the uniform, book, and tuition fees.
FAQs
What ages does Awfaz Global School Izghawa Campus cater to?
The Izghawa Campus serves children aged 3 to 16, covering Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary levels. It is a co‑educational day school in Doha, Qatar, that opened in 2010 and is part of Awfaz Global Schools. The Head of School is Hind Heuze.
What curricula do the Kindergarten and Primary/Secondary divisions use?
Izghawa Kindergarten uses the British Curriculum (EYFS) with play‑based, child‑friendly teaching. Primary and Secondary follow a British curriculum, with dedicated Curriculum Overview materials for each year group.
Where is the Izghawa Campus located and who does it serve?
The campus is in Izghawa, Doha, Qatar, serving the Izghawa community with Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary divisions on one site. It operates as a co‑educational day school.
What are the annual tuition fees for different year groups?
Tuition varies by year: KG1 and KG2 are 27,100 QAR per year; Years 1–6 are 31,150 QAR; Years 7–9 are 33,650 QAR; and Years 10–13 are 37,500 QAR per year. The corresponding per‑term amounts are half of the annual figures.
What are the registration and seat reservation costs?
Registration is non‑refundable: 623 QAR for Years 1–13 and 602 QAR for KG1–KG2. A seat reservation of 2,000 QAR per student is paid at registration and is deducted from the tuition invoice.
How does the admissions process work for families relocating from overseas?
Families begin with a campus visit and tour, followed by an entrance assessment for the appropriate year group. If in‑person assessment is difficult due to relocation, a phone or video assessment can be arranged. Final admissions decisions are made by the Principal and admissions committee, usually with notification within 48 hours of assessment, after which health forms and fees are completed.
What curriculum details exist for Primary and Secondary, and how are they delivered?
Primary and Secondary curricula are supported by dedicated Curriculum Overview materials. The Kindergarten uses the British EYFS framework. These materials help parents understand the learning focus and progression for each year group.
What kind of support is available for students with additional learning needs?
A SENCO leads inclusion for learners with additional needs, supported by SEN staff. The school also has a Pastoral Coordinator and an Academic Counselor to support student welfare, engagement, and holistic development.
Are there language supports or well‑being initiatives for students?
The campus emphasizes emotional and social well‑being as part of the learning experience, with a Pastoral Coordinator and an Academic Counselor to support welfare. Arabic language and culture, along with Islamic lessons, are included in the curriculum; explicit EAL provisions are not detailed in the available information.
What kinds of extracurricular activities and events does Izghawa Campus offer?
Izghawa Campus hosts a range of events and activities, including arts exhibitions and intercultural/International Day celebrations, as well as Sports Days and competitions like Typing Competitions. The school also recognizes student achievement through awards and ceremonies.
What recognitions or awards has the school earned?
The campus has been recognised through events such as the Excellence Award Ceremony by Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, the Engineering Marvel Award for 2024–2025, and IGCSE High Achiever recognition for 2025–2026.
How does the school incorporate arts and culture into learning?
The school runs Arts Exhibitions and intercultural events (e.g., Intercultural Day, International Day of Education) to promote creativity and global understanding as part of student learning.
What wellbeing and safeguarding measures are in place at Izghawa Campus?
The school prioritizes holistic growth and emotional well‑being with a Pastoral Coordinator, Academic Counselor, and Activity Coordinator. It is a member of the Council of International Schools and follows CIS ethics to safeguard students.
How does the school support students with additional learning needs (SEN)?
A dedicated SENCO leads inclusion for learners with additional needs, supported by SEN staff, with additional welfare support from a Pastoral Coordinator and other staff to keep students engaged.
What safeguarding or governance standards does the school adhere to?
Awfaz Global School Izghawa is a member of the Council of International Schools and follows the CIS code of ethics, prioritising safety, dignity, and equality. The school is governed by a board of governors.
Is there a school uniform and what does it include?
Yes. The uniform has two seasonal variants: Summer (dark blue slacks or skirt, white shirt, and a dark blue logo cap) and Fall/Winter/Spring (dark blue slacks or skirt, white shirt, school tie, dark blue sweater or cardigan; ties are worn by all except some girls). Shirts must be tucked in and plain dark shoes are worn, with uniforms available from the campus supplier.
Is boarding offered at Izghawa Campus?
No. The Izghawa Campus operates as a day school, and there are no published boarding provisions.
How is governance structured at the Awfaz Global Schools group?
Awfaz Global Schools is governed by a board of governors, including Chairperson Fatema Al Kubaisi and Co‑Chair Hind Heuze, and led by CEO Fatema Ghanim Al Kubaisi. The group was founded in 2010 and is a member of the Council of International Schools.
What accreditations or affiliations does the school hold?
Awfaz Global School Izghawa is accredited by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (Qatar) and follows the Code of Ethics for Private Schools and Kindergartens. It is a member of the Council of International Schools (CIS).
What languages are taught at the Izghawa Campus?
The curriculum follows a British framework and includes Arabic language and culture, along with Islamic lessons, as part of the learning program.
