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Al Jazeera Academy

Part of Ta’allum Group, Islamic

Updated July 2026

Co-edGender

Accreditations

Languages

English flagEnglishArabic flagArabic

Al Jazeera Academy is a Ta’allum Group school providing an internationally recognized education with an Islamic identity. It serves students from Nursery through Year 12, with plans for growth to Year 13.

Teaching approach

The school is guided by four pillars: Educational Excellence, Islamic Values, E-Learning, and Qatari Identification. It emphasizes the importance of respect, courtesy, and resilience, aiming to foster a culture where students are motivated to achieve their full potential. The educational approach focuses on creating a safe, inclusive, and challenging environment that nurtures curiosity and leadership.

Programmes

The school follows the English National Curriculum. Students in Kindergarten through Year 3 learn in a co-educational environment, while students from Year 4 onwards are taught in same-gender classes within separate wings of the school. The academic program integrates technology, including the use of tablets, Microsoft Office 365, and interactive whiteboards, to enhance learning across all subjects.

Outcomes

The school aims for every student to graduate with the qualifications, skills, and confidence necessary for higher education or their chosen career. It focuses on developing students into global citizens who possess strong leadership skills, high moral Islamic values, and the ability to excel in a fast-changing world. The academy is accredited by QNSA and WASC.

Student support

EAL support
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Learning support
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Learning support

The school maintains a dedicated Learning and Support Department to assist students. The curriculum is designed to prioritize literacy (English) and numeracy (Math) to ensure students make rapid and sustained progress. Teachers utilize a personal approach to address diverse learning styles, incorporating e-learning tools and interactive resources to support individual student needs.

Frequently asked questions(5)
What curriculum does Al Jazeera Academy offer?
Al Jazeera Academy offers National Curriculum (England).
How much is tuition at Al Jazeera Academy?
Annual tuition at Al Jazeera Academy is QAR 28K–QAR 63.3K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What accreditations does Al Jazeera Academy hold?
Al Jazeera Academy holds accreditations including WASC.
Is Al Jazeera Academy co-educational?
Al Jazeera Academy is a co-ed school.
Where is Al Jazeera Academy located?
Al Jazeera Academy is an international school in Doha, Qatar.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2026-2027
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
Nursery3–4QAR 28K
Reception4–5QAR 30.1K
Year 1 – Year 65–11QAR 39.6K
Year 7 – Year 911–14QAR 49.4K
Year 10 & Year 1114–16QAR 59.3K
Year 1216–17QAR 63.3K

Source:PDFTaallum-Curriculum_Arabic-Medium-Subjects_Ara-Eng-V.pdfPDFAJA-Fees-Policy-for-2026-2027-أكاديمية-الجزيرة-سياسة-الرسوم.pdfPDFAJA-Re-Enrollment-letter-2026-2027-updated-with-Arabic.pdf

Other fees(5)
Other fees
Placement test· New Student Assessment Fee is Free (Standard fee is 537 QAR)QAR 0
Registration fee· New Student Registration Fee is Waived off for the Academic year 2026-2027 (Standard fee is 3,222 QAR)QAR 0
Deposit· Seat Reservation Fee for Existing Students (deducted from 1st semester fee)QAR 2K
Materials· Books and Learning Resources Fee: Nursery & Reception: 537 QAR; Year 1 - Year 6: 1,289 QAR; Year 7 - Year 11: 2,148 QAR; Year 12: Pay only for books purchased. Must be paid along with the 1st semester fee.
Uniform· School Uniform is required, available at the school premises shop or external source adhering to approved design.

Admissions

The school utilizes an online registration system that allows parents to apply for multiple children simultaneously. Required documentation for enrollment includes copies of the student's birth certificate and passport, as well as Qatari ID or residency/work visa copies for the student and parents. Applicants must submit original documents to the registrar's office at the time of the entrance assessment.

Calendar

The academic year includes scheduled mock examinations in December, February, and May, with end-of-semester exams occurring in December and June. Daily school timings generally run from 7:00 am to 1:30 pm, with variations for specific age groups and days of the week. The school also observes specific timings for Ramadan and summer lessons.

Facilities

Science labsLibrarySwimming poolGymnasiumSports fieldTennis courtsPlayground

About the campus

The purpose-built campus features a 25-meter heated indoor swimming pool, an international-standard gymnasium, a football field, and two outdoor tennis courts. Academic facilities include fully equipped science and computer laboratories, a large library for secondary students, and a separate library for primary students. The school also provides a cafeteria that offers healthy, balanced meal options.

Co-curriculars

Student life includes a variety of clubs, sports, and leadership opportunities designed to foster community and personal growth. Students may participate in student councils, inter-house and inter-school sporting competitions, and service-learning initiatives. The school also hosts artistic endeavors and cultural events to encourage students to explore their passions.

  • Clive Richard Shepherd
    Clive Richard ShepherdSchool Principal

    As an accomplished Principal with extensive international and UK-based leadership experience, he has driven strategic transformation to raise educational standards and student outcomes. He is committed to creating a school culture built on trust, where teachers know their students well and parents are key partners in the home-school dynamic.

  • Ghanim Bin Saad Al SaadChairman

    He serves as the Chairman of the academy and emphasizes the importance of a strong partnership between parents and teachers to achieve the best educational results. He expects teachers to be role models who inspire students to improve their achievement levels and become future leaders.