Queen's Qatar

Queen’s Qatar follows a 'Whole Child' philosophy, aiming to nurture, challenge, and celebrate every student to help them 'Discover Their Greatness.' The school emphasizes academic rigour, character development, resilience, and social responsibility, fostering an environment that promotes mutual respect, empathy, and global citizenship. It aligns its practices with the Qatar 2030 Vision while maintaining a strong commitment to sustainability and community spirit.

The school delivers the National Curriculum for England, adapted for an international context, with Early Years following the EYFS framework and Primary students utilizing the 'Learning Means the World' thematic curriculum. Core subjects include English, Mathematics (using White Rose Maths), Science, Humanities, and Computing, alongside mandatory Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Qatar History. Secondary students progress through Key Stages 3 and 4, culminating in IGCSEs, with a Sixth Form pathway offering A-Level subjects.

The school prepares students for higher education through a curriculum that leads to IGCSE examinations in Year 11 and A-Level qualifications in Years 12 and 13. It aims to equip students with the academic credentials and personal character necessary for success in universities worldwide and meaningful contributions to society.

The school is committed to an inclusive environment and assesses each child's needs to ensure appropriate support and resources are provided. It employs staff with expertise in inclusion and special educational needs to help students who may require additional assistance to thrive.

Queen’s Qatar operates on a rolling admissions basis with no set deadline, accepting applications for students from FS1 through Year 10. The process involves an online application, submission of required documentation (including previous school reports), and a potential assessment, which may include play-based observations for Early Years or cognitive and academic testing for older students. Successful applicants receive an offer within five working days, and places are secured upon payment of registration and book fees.

The school operates on a Sunday to Thursday academic week. The daily schedule typically begins with registration at 07:10, followed by a series of lessons and breaks, with the school day for Primary and Secondary students ending at 14:15, followed by optional co-curricular activities. Detailed term dates and specific event schedules are available via the school's downloadable calendar.

The purpose-built, 45,000-square-metre campus features state-of-the-art learning spaces, including dedicated science and computer science labs, a Fablab, digital media suite, recording studio, and various art and music rooms. Sports facilities include an indoor 25-metre eight-lane pool, a learners' pool, two gyms, a dance studio, two outdoor football pitches, a running track, and multiple courts for basketball, netball, and padel. The campus also provides specialized libraries for different age groups, a 6th Form centre, and various catering and cafeteria areas.

The school offers a broad range of co-curricular activities designed to support personal and academic growth, including sporting, music, drama, fine arts, and digital technology academies. These are complemented by the 'Artemex' programme, which provides professional-led sporting and creative pathways, as well as local and international trips through 'Artemex Adventures'. Participation is encouraged to help students develop character and discover their talents beyond the classroom.