Royal Flight School

The school strives for academic excellence by implementing a challenging, broad, balanced, and differentiated curriculum. It encourages pupils to enjoy the adventure of learning while developing a range of skills and knowledge to reach their maximum potential. The environment is designed to be happy, with firm and caring discipline delivered by a highly-motivated teaching staff.

The school follows a British-based International Primary Curriculum (IPC) tailored to the needs of children aged 3 to 11. Core subjects taught by class teachers include English, Mathematics, Science, Computing, Design Technology, History, and Geography. Specialist staff provide instruction in Art and Design, Drama, Music, Physical Education, French, and Arabic, with additional Islamic Studies and Omani curriculum components available for Omani pupils.

The school aims to prepare pupils academically and socially for the next stage of their education by fostering self-confidence, personal integrity, and positive attitudes. It seeks to nurture students who are ready for future learning, compassionate in their actions, and self-reliant individuals capable of taking risks.

The school provides learning support and English as an Additional Language (EAL) services where appropriate for students. The dedicated Learning Support Team includes the Deputy Head of Pastoral Care and a Speech and Language Therapist. Support is integrated into the educational journey to assist students in achieving their potential.

Prospective parents may obtain application forms directly from the School Office or by contacting the registrar via email. The school admits students from Pre-school through Year 6. Admissions inquiries are managed by the school's registrar.

The 2026-27 academic year is divided into three terms: the Autumn Term (24th August to 17th December 2026), the Spring Term (3rd January to 25th March 2027), and the Summer Term (11th April to 24th June 2027). Each term includes a half-term holiday, and the school observes official government-directed holidays.

The purpose-built campus features spacious, landscaped grassed areas and a dedicated block for Pre-school and Reception classes with indoor and outdoor play spaces. Academic facilities include well-equipped classrooms, a modern computer suite, and specialist rooms for art, music, drama, and home economics, alongside two libraries. Sports facilities comprise a 25m covered competition pool, a smaller training pool, basketball courts, an adventure playground, and a large astro-turf pitch used for athletics and football.

The school offers a variety of after-school activities and clubs to complement the academic programme. Students participate in events such as sports competitions, music and drama performances, and educational trips, including a Year 6 camp in Sifah. Facilities such as the multi-purpose hall and sports grounds support these extracurricular pursuits.