Indian School Al Ghubra

The school aims to ensure the total development of its students, instilling human values and inspiring them to become passionate learners, responsible citizens, and successful individuals. It strives to be a recognized centre of excellence by creating an effective, innovative, and dynamic learning environment. The institution emphasizes the development of individual thinking abilities, encouraging students to use ethical judgement to make right choices in a challenging environment.

The school follows the curriculum prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, covering stages from Kindergarten (including the 3-year Balvatika program) through to Class 12. Academic pathways include Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams at the senior secondary level. The methodology emphasizes "Learning by Doing," incorporating group projects, independent research, and multimedia presentations.

Students consistently achieve high results in CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations, with many securing top honours and accolades. Alumni have gone on to attend prestigious institutions such as the IITs and have been recognized for achievements in fields ranging from civil services to research and innovation. The school also fosters leadership skills, evidenced by the induction of a student council and prefectorial body, and success in international competitions and conferences.

The school employs a mentoring program and provides an activity hub to support student development. It utilizes innovative teaching methods, including smart and digital classrooms, to facilitate interactive learning and project-based work.

The school is primarily intended for Indian children and follows the curriculum prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. Admission to Lower K.G. requires a child to be three years old by March 15th of the school year, while admission to Class 1 requires the child to have completed five years. Applicants must provide an official birth certificate, passport, and a transfer certificate from their previous school, and all prospective students are required to take an entrance test.

The school observes various national and commemorative events, including India's Republic Day and Independence Day, as well as National Education Day and Rashtriya Ekta Diwas. The academic year includes major events such as the Annual Athletic Meet, Founder’s Day celebrations, and an annual day for the primary section. Additionally, the school hosts various conferences and competitions, such as the Model United Nations (MUN) and business plan competitions.

The campus features a library with over 36,066 books, which is the largest among schools in Oman and includes multimedia computers with internet access and a photocopying facility. The school is equipped with smart classrooms from classes III to IX and for the XI and XII science stream, featuring smart boards, overhead projectors, and networked computers. Additionally, there is an audio-visual room with a seating capacity of 50 students, designed for multimedia-enhanced learning.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including the Gavel Club for public speaking, Model United Nations (MUN) conferences, and various sports such as football, swimming, basketball, table tennis, and karate. The school also encourages literary pursuits, with students receiving recognition for writing and participating in debates, film festivals, and math championships. Furthermore, the school is involved in the Round Square network, participating in international conferences and global challenges.