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The Lebanese School of Qatar

Founded 1976

Updated July 2026

2,700Students

Curriculum

Accreditations

Languages

English flagEnglishFrench flagFrench

The Lebanese School of Qatar is a long-standing educational institution in Doha that provides a unique curriculum aligning with Lebanese standards while integrating international educational elements. It serves approximately 2,800 students from preschool through to the terminale level.

Teaching approach

The school is dedicated to providing a high-quality education that nurtures inquiry, innovation, and a lifelong love for learning. It aims to preserve Lebanese cultural heritage and traditions while fostering cultural openness and preparing students to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. The institution emphasizes continuous improvement and the development of 21st-century skills.

Programmes

The school offers a curriculum based on the Lebanese national programme, with the option to study in either French or English. At the secondary level, students can choose from various tracks, including S3SV, S3SE, or S3SG. Additionally, the school is an authorized IB World School, offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) for students aged 16 to 19, which serves as a distinct pathway from the Lebanese curriculum.

Outcomes

The school reports a 100% success rate in official exams for the Grade 12 Baccalaureate. It maintains international accreditation from Cognia and holds the LabelFrancEducation distinction.

Student support

EAL support
Unknown
Learning support
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Frequently asked questions(4)
What curriculum does The Lebanese School of Qatar offer?
The Lebanese School of Qatar offers IB Diploma.
How much is tuition at The Lebanese School of Qatar?
Annual tuition at The Lebanese School of Qatar is QAR 15.3K–QAR 24.3K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What accreditations does The Lebanese School of Qatar hold?
The Lebanese School of Qatar holds accreditations including IB and Cognia.
Where is The Lebanese School of Qatar located?
The Lebanese School of Qatar is an international school in Doha, Qatar.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2025-2026
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
Pre3–3QAR 15.3K
KG14–4QAR 15.3K
KG25–5QAR 15.3K
Grade 16–6QAR 17.4K
Grade 27–7QAR 17.4K
Grade 38–8QAR 17.4K
Grade 49–9QAR 17.4K
Grade 510–10QAR 17.4K
Grade 611–11QAR 19.4K
Grade 712–12QAR 19.4K
Grade 813–13QAR 19.4K
Grade 914–14QAR 19.4K
Grade 1015–15QAR 24.3K
Grade 1116–16QAR 24.3K
Grade 1217–17QAR 24.3K

Source:PDFالرسوم_الدراسية_2025-2026-_عنيزة.pdfPDFAdmission_Policy_French_24.pdfPDFAdmission_Policy_English_24.pdfPDFAdmission_Policy_Arabic_24.pdf

Other fees(6)
Other fees
Placement test· One-time assessment/placement test fee for Grade 1 to Grade 12QAR 320
Registration fee· One-time registration feeQAR 1.6K
Materials· Annual books fee: 1,500 QAR for Pre to KG2; 2,100 QAR for Grade 1 to Grade 5; 3,000 QAR for Grade 6 to Grade 12
Deposit· Refundable tools deposit: 854 QAR for Pre to Grade 2; 534 QAR for Grade 3 to Grade 12
Uniform· Uniform fee: 534 QAR for Pre to KG2; 854 QAR for Grade 1 to Grade 12
Bus / transport· Optional annual transportation feeQAR 6K

Admissions

The school welcomes families of Lebanese and Qatari nationalities. Prospective families are required to review the school's admission policies, including specific policies for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, and the terms and conditions before submitting an application. Admissions inquiries can be directed to the school's dedicated admissions office.

Calendar

The school operates on an academic calendar that is published annually on its website. The current available calendars cover the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 academic years.

Facilities

Library

About the campus

The school operates across two campuses in Doha. The main campus in Al-Dafna consists of three buildings: Building A houses the administration, library, and preschool department; Building B serves the English primary department; and Building C accommodates the middle and secondary departments. A second campus located in Al-Hitmi is dedicated to the French primary department.

  • Mrs. Norma Dimassa
    Mrs. Norma DimassaSuperintendent

    As Superintendent, she oversees the school's operations and provides leadership for the institution. She emphasizes the school's commitment to academic excellence, cultural heritage, and preparing students for a changing world.

  • Mrs. Taghrid Moughnieh
    Mrs. Taghrid MoughniehAssociate Superintendent

    As Associate Superintendent, she focuses on the school's commitment to high-quality education, inquiry, and innovation. She highlights the school's international accreditations and its role as an IB World School.

  • Mrs. Hiba Hijazi
    Mrs. Hiba HijaziHead of English Middle and Secondary Department
  • Mrs. Nancy Nemer Haddad
    Mrs. Nancy Nemer HaddadHead of French Middle and Secondary Department
  • Mrs. Helen Hobeika
    Mrs. Helen HobeikaHead of English Primary Department (Gr. 3-6)
  • Mrs. Carine Harb Kadri
    Mrs. Carine Harb KadriHead of French Primary Department
  • Mrs. Sara Soussi
    Mrs. Sara SoussiHead of Early Years