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Jebel View International School

Part of Artemis Education, Founded 2026

Updated July 2026

Jabal Al Ma’rifa International School is a British international school located in the Knowledge Oasis, Muscat, offering an education that integrates global academic standards with Omani cultural traditions. Opening in September 2026, it serves students from Early Years through to Grade 12, focusing on developing independent, resilient, and adaptable young people.

Term structure

Three terms

Teaching approach

Jabal Al Ma’rifa International School is founded on a commitment to blending the excellence of the British National Curriculum with the cultural heritage, values, and language of Oman. It prioritises a balanced education that fosters character, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning, aiming to create an inclusive, multicultural community where every individual is known and valued.

Programmes

The school follows the Cambridge International Framework, with a curriculum that progresses from Early Years through to Grade 12. From Grade 9, students move toward IGCSE, A Level, and the Omani General Education Diploma (GED) pathways. The academic programme emphasises STEAM subjects, creative arts, and a strong foundation in both English and Arabic.

Outcomes

The school aims to develop confident, curious, and compassionate global citizens who are prepared for success in Oman or internationally. Students are encouraged to think independently and act with purpose, building the resilience and skills necessary for their future academic and personal journeys.

Student support

EAL support
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Learning support
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Learning support

The school employs a personalised approach to education, with small class sizes designed to ensure every child is supported and challenged to achieve their potential. Entrance assessments are used to ensure students receive appropriate academic support.

Frequently asked questions(3)
What curriculum does Jebel View International School offer?
Jebel View International School offers National Curriculum (England).
How much is tuition at Jebel View International School?
Annual tuition at Jebel View International School is OMR 3.5K–OMR 5.8K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
Where is Jebel View International School located?
Jebel View International School is an international school in Muscat, Oman.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2026-2027
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
FS1 to FS23–5OMR 3.5K
Grade 1 to Grade 35–8OMR 4K
Grade 4 to Grade 68–11OMR 4.5K
Grade 7 to Grade 10 (Opening 27/28 AY)11–15OMR 5.5K
Grade 11 to Grade 1215–17OMR 5.8K
Other fees(5)
Other fees
Application fee· One-time application fee required.OMR 75
Registration fee· Non-refundable registration fee required to confirm placement.OMR 350
Meals· Healthy food options available for purchase.
Uniform· School uniform is required for all students.
Bus / transport· Optional transportation service.

Discounts

  • Early-bird discount: Founding Student Discount

Admissions

The school accepts applications on a rolling basis for students from KG1 to Grade 6, with plans to expand as the school grows. The admissions process involves an online application, submission of required documentation (including birth certificates, passports, and previous school reports), and an assessment. Assessments range from play-based observational sessions for Early Years to individual interactions and English, Mathematics, or CAT4 testing for older students.

Calendar

The school operates on a Sunday to Thursday schedule. The school day begins with registration at 07:45 for Early Years and 07:25 for Primary and Secondary students, with the school day ending at 13:30 for Early Years and 14:30 for Primary and Secondary levels.

Facilities

Science labsSTEM labArt roomSports field

About the campus

Located in the Knowledge Oasis, Muscat, the purpose-built, eco-friendly campus features modern classrooms, STEAM labs, creative studios, and sports facilities. The campus is designed to provide dedicated spaces for learning, focus, and community building, incorporating both indoor and outdoor areas.

Co-curriculars

Co-curricular and enrichment activities are available to students after the core school day. These activities are included in the annual tuition fees.

  • Sheldon Smith
    Sheldon SmithFounding Principal

    An experienced school leader with 30 years of educational leadership and teaching experience across Oman, Qatar, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Canada. He is the Founding Principal of Jabal Al Ma’rifa International School and Northview International schools, with expertise in establishing new schools and securing accreditation.

  • Amy Roche
    Amy RocheFounding Head of Primary

    A member of the founding team with almost two decades of teaching experience, previously holding leadership positions in Oman including subject leader for English, Key Stage One Lead, Key Stage Two Lead, IPC Leader for Learning, and Head of Primary. She holds a Dublin undergraduate degree and a London postgraduate degree.

  • Khalid Al-Shesh
    Khalid Al-SheshHead of National Curriculum

    An experienced educator with over 20 years of expertise in teaching, curriculum leadership, and developing Arabic departments across international schools in Oman. He holds a master’s degree in educational leadership and a bachelor’s degree in education, and is a member of the CIS Accreditation team.

  • Zeina Balhas
    Zeina BalhasHead of Finance & Operations

    With more than 15 years of experience in education management and school operations, she is part of the founding team leading the operational and academic setup of the school. She has held leadership roles across schools, nurseries, and training institutes in Oman, Qatar, and Lebanon.

  • Neda Ahmadi
    Neda AhmadiParent Relations Manager

    Brings over 18 years of international professional experience across education, hospitality, aviation, and customer service, including 4 years working within a British curriculum international school in Oman. She focuses on supporting leadership teams, strengthening parent-school relationships, and managing communications.