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Cheltenham School Muscat

Part of Cognita

Updated July 2026

Co-edGender

Languages

English flagEnglishArabic flagArabic

Cheltenham Muscat is a premier British curriculum school in Oman for students from KG1 to Grade 12. It is part of the Cognita family of schools and maintains a partnership with Cheltenham College UK.

Term structure

Three terms

Teaching approach

The school is guided by five core values: Curiosity, Creativity, Character, Community, and Continuous Excellence. It aims to provide a holistic education that balances academic rigour with personal growth, rooted in the heritage of Cheltenham College UK and inspired by Omani tradition.

Programmes

The school offers a British curriculum spanning from KG1 (Pre-School) to Grade 12. The academic pathway includes preparation for GCSEs, with final stages leading to A-Levels or the Omani GED. The curriculum is delivered by a faculty holding UK-recognised teaching qualifications, supplemented by specialists in Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Social Studies.

Outcomes

Students are prepared for life beyond school through a focus on academic excellence and character development. The school celebrates academic success, including performance in GCSE examinations, and aims to shape compassionate leaders. Graduates are prepared for pathways including A-Levels or the Omani GED.

Student support

EAL support
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Learning support
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Learning support

The school provides EAL (English as an Additional Language) and learning support services. These are integrated into the school's commitment to personalised pastoral care and academic support for all pupils.

Frequently asked questions(4)
What curriculum does Cheltenham School Muscat offer?
Cheltenham School Muscat offers National Curriculum (England), IGCSE and Cambridge A-Level.
How much is tuition at Cheltenham School Muscat?
Annual tuition at Cheltenham School Muscat is OMR 3.9K–OMR 8.1K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
Is Cheltenham School Muscat co-educational?
Cheltenham School Muscat is a co-ed school.
Where is Cheltenham School Muscat located?
Cheltenham School Muscat is an international school in Seeb, Oman.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2026-2027
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
KG 13–4OMR 3.9K
KG 24–5OMR 4.5K
Grade 15–6OMR 5K
Grade 26–7OMR 5K
Grade 37–8OMR 5K
Grade 48–9OMR 5.5K
Grade 59–10OMR 5.6K
Grade 610–11OMR 6K
Grade 711–12OMR 6.1K
Grade 812–13OMR 6.6K
Grade 913–14OMR 6.8K
Grade 1014–15OMR 6.8K
Grade 1115–16OMR 8.1K
Grade 1216–17OMR 8.1K
Other fees(6)
Other fees
Application fee· One-off, non-refundable payment upon submission of an applicationOMR 150
Placement test· Applies to every applicant and is refundable only if a place is not offeredOMR 200
Deposit· Non-refundable deposit of 40% of the first term's fees must be paid within 10 working days of receiving an offer. Deducted from the first term's fees.
Enrolment fee· Due before the end of Term 2 (March 2027) for the 2027/28 academic year
Meals· Not included in tuition fees
Bus / transport· Not included in tuition fees

Discounts

  • Sibling discount: 5%
  • Full-payment discount: 5%

Admissions

The admissions process begins with an enquiry, followed by a personalised school tour. Applicants must pay a non-refundable application fee of OMR 150 and an assessment fee of OMR 200. To secure a place, a non-refundable deposit of 40% of the first term’s fees is required within 10 working days of receiving an offer.

Calendar

The academic year is divided into three terms: Winter, Spring, and Summer. The 2025-26 academic year runs from 31st August 2025 to 25th June 2026, with scheduled breaks for half-term, winter, and spring holidays.

About the campus

The school features a spacious campus with world-class facilities. These include a school farm, a senior atrium, and dedicated spaces for sports and creative activities. The campus is designed to support a holistic educational experience.

Co-curriculars

The school offers a thriving co-curricular programme designed to foster teamwork, resilience, and creativity. Activities include sports, such as the BSME Games, and events like the Festival of the World, LEGO expos, and robotics competitions. Students also participate in the International Award and hands-on activities like gardening and cooking.

  • Richard Snape
    Richard SnapePrincipal
  • Sahra Al Sabti
    Sahra Al SabtiDeputy Principal
  • Alex Hands
    Alex HandsDeputy Head
  • Richard Davies
    Richard DaviesHead of Secondary School
  • Liam HirrelAssistant Principal
  • Michael Heseltine-Wells
    Michael Heseltine-WellsHead of Prep-School
  • Sara Harrison
    Sara HarrisonHead of Pre-Prep