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SEK International School Qatar has 582 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Location
SEK International School Qatar is located at Al-Farouq Street, West Bay, Doha, Qatar. The West Bay area is a central district in Doha that hosts many international residents and a concentration of businesses and amenities.
Stages
SEK-Qatar serves students from age 3 up to 18, covering preschool to grade 12. The school offers the full International Baccalaureate continuum: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP). Public materials note a PS/PK-12 range and IB curriculums.
Type
SEK-Qatar is a co-educational, day private international school with no boarding facilities publicly listed. The IB World School profile confirms gender is coeducational and that the school operates as a day school.
Pupil Nationality Mix
SEK-Qatar hosts students from over 50 nationalities, reflecting a diverse international community. The school emphasizes its international makeup, but exact ratios of local to international students are not published.
Additional learning support
Public materials describe SEK-Qatar's holistic, inclusive learning approach and a Future Learning Model that supports flexible and student-centered learning. Specific Additional Learning Needs (ALN)/SEN provisions are not published on SEK's public pages.
Country affiliation
SEK-Qatar is part of the SEK Education Group, a Spanish educational organization. This provides a Spain-based affiliation through the SEK group.
Religious affiliation
SEK-Qatar does not publish a religious affiliation; it operates as a secular international school.
School day structure
The school day is published as starting around 7:00 and finishing around 15:00, with the typical schedule running Sunday to Thursday and a weekend pattern that includes Friday as a day off.
Bus service
SEK Qatar does not publish details of a dedicated school bus service on its official pages. Families should contact Admissions for transport options and arrangements.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at SEK International School Qatar ranges from QAR 30,650 to QAR 63,099 for 2026/27.
Application and one‑time fees
- Application fee: QAR 502 (non‑refundable and non‑transferable). - Registration fee: QAR 2,508 (one‑time, non‑refundable). - Seat / reservation deposit: QAR 2,508 (payable to secure a place; this amount is deducted from the first tuition invoice; non‑refundable and non‑transferable except in limited cases described below).
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term instalments)
The published annual tuition amounts for the current academic year are:
- Preschool 3 (PS3): QAR 30,650 per year — invoiced as equal instalments of QAR 10,217. - Preschool 4 – Preschool 5 (PS4–PS5): QAR 45,891 per year — invoiced as equal instalments of QAR 15,297. - Grade 1 – Grade 6: QAR 50,000 per year — invoiced as equal instalments of QAR 16,667. - Grade 7 – Grade 10: QAR 55,676 per year — invoiced as equal instalments of QAR 18,559. - Grade 11 – Grade 12: QAR 63,099 per year — invoiced as equal instalments of QAR 21,033.
Notes on tuition items and additional mandatory charges
- External examination charges (for example IB exam fees for Grade 12) are invoiced in addition to tuition; an IB examination charge of QAR 2,800 for Grade 12 is shown in the published fees policy. - Textbooks, consumables and some subject‑specific materials may be charged separately or notified to families; the school communicates required materials to families.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is invoiced in instalments aligned with the academic terms; instalments are charged as equal amounts for the year and are due before the start of each academic term. Term dates for the 2025–2026 academic year are published in the school calendar. - The reservation deposit (QAR 2,508) is normally deducted from the first tuition instalment. - Non‑payment or persistent late payment may result in withholding of reports, references or transfer certificates and could lead to withdrawal of the student's place. Fees remain payable in full where indicated by the fees policy.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not provided at this campus; the school operates as a day school. There are no boarding fees applicable.
Other costs and typical additional charges
- Uniforms: school uniform items are supplied through the authorised retailer (Zaks Uniforms); uniform costs are charged by the retailer and are not included in the tuition totals. Families purchase uniforms directly from the authorised supplier. - Textbooks and educational materials: costs for some textbooks or materials may be billed or listed separately; the school will inform families of required items. - Extracurricular activities, certain trips, transport, and some examination or subject fees are commonly invoiced separately and are not included in the posted tuition figures.
Refund information (conditions and limits)
- Application and registration fees are non‑refundable. The seat/reservation deposit is non‑refundable and non‑transferable in normal circumstances but may be refundable in specific cases required by Ministry guidelines (for example where the family's residence permit is cancelled before the academic year starts, or when an acceptance letter from another school is provided before the end of the academic year). - No reduction in tuition is normally made for temporary absence or illness; refunds or pro‑rata reductions are governed by the school's fees policy and Ministry regulations and are handled on a case‑by‑case basis as set out in the school's fees policy.
Fee payment options and banking details
- Accepted payment methods include bank transfer (wire transfer) and payment at the Finance Office; payment by cheque is also listed in the fees policy. Bank charges incurred on transfers are charged back to the school account and must be covered by the payer. The fees policy provides the school's bank account details for transfers and requires parents to quote the student name or invoice number when making payments.
Other practical points
- A re‑enrolment / seat reservation deposit is usually requested in March each year to secure a place for the following academic year; it is deducted from the first tuition invoice for that following year (subject to the exceptions noted above). - External examination fees and any additional charges for late entry to examinations (for students entering late) are billed separately and payable as instructed in fee invoices.
If you require these fee figures displayed in another currency or structured differently for your database, I have provided the current published figures and billing arrangements above.
Academics
SEK International School Qatar teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP) for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
SEK International School Qatar delivers the IB continuum, offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for the primary years, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for the middle years, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for the final two years of secondary, with Preschool 3 through Grade 12. The language of instruction is English, with Arabic and Spanish available as language options. In PYP, learning is organized around six transdisciplinary themes and supported by Approaches to Learning (ATL) skills to foster inquiry, knowledge, and action. The MYP uses eight subject groups, including Language Acquisition in Arabic and Spanish and Language and Literature in English/Arabic/Spanish, with emphasis on intercultural understanding and global engagement. In the DP, students select six subjects (three at Higher Level and three at Standard Level) across the six groups for a two-year programme and take externally moderated examinations in May. SEK-Qatar is NEASC-accredited and an IB World School authorized to offer PYP, MYP and DP.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Admissions are open for the 2026-2027 academic year. The school accepts applications for Preschool 3 to Grade 11, serving students aged 3 to 18. Four documents are provided to guide applicants: the Admission Policy, Fees Policy, MoE Fees Approved, and Ministry of Education and Higher Education requirements. Begin your online application through the OpenApply system as the next step.
2. Start the online application by selecting Apply now and using the OpenApply On-line Application system. If you are applying for the first time, choose Application Form. If you have a previous application, select Applicant & Family Login and use the same email address. You may also schedule a school tour by selecting Schedule Tour.
3. All information regarding application deadlines and relevant details will be available in the OpenApply system. Follow the instructions there to complete the form and submit any required information. If you encounter problems or cannot remember your password, use the Admissions contact details available in OpenApply.
4. This provides you with direct access to scheduling, deadlines, and any clarifications needed during the process.
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FAQs
Which curriculum does SEK International School Qatar follow?
The school delivers the full IB continuum: the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP), and it is authorized as an IB World School for PYP, MYP and DP.
How do I start the admissions process for my child?
Admissions for 2026–2027 begin via the OpenApply online application system; choose 'Application Form' for new applicants or 'Applicant & Family Login' if you have a prior application, and follow the instructions to submit required documents and schedule a tour if needed.
Is the seat/reservation deposit refundable if our plans change?
The seat/reservation deposit (QAR 2,508) is non‑refundable and non‑transferable in normal circumstances but may be refundable in specific cases required by Ministry guidelines, for example if a family's residence permit is cancelled before the academic year starts or if an acceptance letter from another school is provided before the end of the academic year.
How is the school day structured and when does the school week run?
The typical school day starts around 7:00 and finishes around 15:00, and the school operates Sunday to Thursday, with Friday included as a day off in the weekend pattern.
What academic structure does the PYP and MYP use to organise learning?
In the PYP learning is organised around six transdisciplinary themes and supported by Approaches to Learning (ATL) skills to promote inquiry and action, while the MYP is organised into eight subject groups with emphasis on intercultural understanding and global engagement.
How does the Diploma Programme (DP) work at SEK‑Qatar and are IB exams externally moderated?
DP students select six subjects across the six groups—typically three at Higher Level and three at Standard Level—for a two‑year programme, and they sit externally moderated IB examinations in May; external examination charges such as the IB examination charge for Grade 12 (QAR 2,800) are invoiced in addition to tuition.
What sports and physical education facilities does the campus have?
The West Bay campus includes a multipurpose Indoor Sports Hall and outdoor football, basketball and volleyball courts to support team sports and physical education across grade levels.
What kinds of extracurricular activities and clubs are offered?
The school offers a complete range of extracurricular activities that are mostly staff‑led and vary by year, supporting intellectual, social and physical development; activity sign-up and schedules are coordinated through SchoolsBuddy.
How are arts and creative interests supported during the school day?
Arts and creative disciplines are integrated into the school's holistic approach, and students have access to Empowerment Hubs within the schedule to explore interests including sports and the arts.
Do students pay separately for extracurricular activities or trips?
Many extracurricular activities, certain trips, transport and some subject or examination fees are commonly invoiced separately and are not included in published tuition figures, with the school providing billing details to families as required.
What social and emotional learning programmes does the school use?
The school's wellness framework includes the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence (YCEI) and the RULER social and emotional intelligence programme to help students recognise, express and regulate emotions.
How do families purchase school uniforms and when is the uniform shop open?
Uniforms are required and are purchased through the authorised retailer Zak Uniforms in Doha; Zak Uniforms is open 10:00 to 19:30, Saturday to Thursday, and stocks uniform items from the start of the academic year.
What are the tuition fees at SEK International School Qatar?
Annual tuition at SEK International School Qatar ranges from QAR 30,650 to QAR 63,099 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.