The Cambridge School Doha

The Cambridge School Doha is located in the Al Maamoura area of Doha, Qatar. The street address is Al Maadeed Street, Mamoura, with P.O. Box 22580. The campus is accessible via major Doha roads and public transport from across the city. The area is a mixed residential and commercial district with convenient access for families in relocation.

The Cambridge School Doha serves students from Kindergarten (KG) through Year 13 and follows the UK National Curriculum. The programme is oriented toward Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level examinations.

The Cambridge School Doha is a co‑educational institution. It operates as a day school, with a school day from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and there is no boarding facility listed.

The school hosts students from more than 50 nationalities. The school notes an international student body; the most common nationality and the local-to-international ratio are not published.

Public information does not list dedicated Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions or facilities for the school.

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No religious affiliation is stated.

The school week runs Saturday to Thursday. The school day runs from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The Cambridge School offers a transportation service with safety measures, bus assistants, and a Transport Coordinator. Transportation is available to designated pickup/drop-off points for a per-term fee (QR 1,376). Transport forms are obtained from the Transport Coordinator, and discontinuation requires a form submitted in advance.

The Cambridge School Doha uses the England National Curriculum framework across its stages: Kindergarten (EYFS), Primary (Key Stages 1–2), Middle Years (Key Stage 3, Years 7–9), and Secondary (IGCSE in Year 11 with AS/A Level options in Years 12–13). Kindergarten follows the England National Curriculum Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) with core focus on reading, writing, mathematics, science, ICT, and physical/creative development; Arabic is taught to all children and Islamic studies for Muslim children. Primary (Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, Years 1-6) emphasizes a holistic, whole-child approach with English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Arabic, Qatar History, ICT, plus Art, Music and Physical Education, together with a broad range of extracurricular activities. Middle Years (Years 4-9) emphasize critical thinking, debate, and moral and social awareness within an England-based framework, with ongoing opportunities for leadership and community involvement. Secondary Education leads to Cambridge IGCSE examinations at the end of Year 11 (typically 8–9 subjects, including ICT, English, Mathematics, Arabic, and Islamic Studies for Muslim students), and AS and A-level examinations are available for Years 12–13 for university entrance.

The Cambridge School Doha supports social and emotional learning through its Vision & Mission, which emphasises wellbeing and personal growth as a core learning outcome, and it maintains three dedicated school counselors who support students' wellbeing, emotional development, and social needs; admissions interviews also include a session with the School Counselor.

SEN provision is described as a Support Centre / Academic Enrichment offering academic help and structured afternoon support, with three on-site counselors; the school does not publicly disclose a list of specific SEN categories it can support or designate itself as a specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language support is integrated via English Language (ESL / EFL) offerings, and all students will communicate effectively in English and Arabic.

Three dedicated counselors focus on wellbeing, emotional development, and social needs, aligning with the Vision & Mission's emphasis on wellbeing and personal growth.

Safeguarding is addressed by a comprehensive Child Protection Policy, access to counseling services, and staff trained to respond to emergencies.

1. Arrange a visit during regular school days to observe the learning environment at The Cambridge School Doha. To proceed with registration, contact the Registrar during working hours from 7 A.M. to 5 P.M.; registration forms are available at the school. The minimum age for admission to kindergarten is three years as of 1 September. There is no formal entrance test for kindergarten, but an interview with both parents and the child is part of the admission process. 2. Collect a pre-registration form directly from the school and submit it to the Registration Office with the required supporting documents such as photographs and copies of passport and residence permit. The Registrar reviews the application and assesses place availability based on the child's age. If a place is available, an assessment visit is arranged and a non-refundable assessment fee is payable. The assessment visit includes a meeting with the Principal or Head of Section and an entrance test for students in Years 1 to 10. 3. The results of the interviews and examinations are typically provided on the same day. If the child meets the required standards, they will be invited to join The Cambridge School Doha. An official offer of admission confirms the next steps. Parents may seek clarifications from the Registrar if needed. 4. Upon acceptance, sign a declaration form and make payments including the non-refundable registration fee, first-term tuition, textbook and uniform costs (and transportation fee, if applicable), and a refundable cautionary deposit. The school reserves the right to decline enrollment if it cannot address a child's educational and social needs or if a student's values do not align with the school's ethos. There is no automatic promotion from Year 3 to Year 13. If parents withdraw their child from school due to leaving Qatar without intentions of returning, the term's fees will be forfeited.