The Sultan’s School (TSS) is a co-educational school for boys and girls that was established in Oman in 1977 under the patronage of Sultan Qaboos. Its aim is to provide high-quality education so that students can eventually enter leading universities around the world.
With outstanding facilities and a professional teaching staff, the school is recognized as one of the leading Arabic-English bilingual schools in the region. Its mission is to educate and develop well-rounded leaders with international perspectives, as its graduates are expected to continue their studies at prestigious universities.
The Sultan’s School educational program first focuses on discovering talents and identifying abilities. While maintaining academic standards, the curriculum provides each student with an individual plan based on their interests and abilities.
Teaching Approach at The Sultan’s School
The TSS educational programs are based on IB, British, and Omani standards. The school seeks to provide a broad and balanced education of the highest quality that reflects and strengthens Omani and Islamic culture, while at the same time developing an international outlook among students and fostering critical and creative thinking.
School Tuition Fees:
The Sultan’s School tuition fees for Kindergarten, Preschool, Preparatory, Elementary, Middle School, and High School levels range from OMR 3,966 to OMR 6,492. The student admission application fee is OMR 300, the initial registration fee is OMR 500, and the annual registration fee is OMR 500, which are added to the tuition fee.
School Facilities:
ـ The school’s sports facilities include a playground, football field, outdoor basketball court, sports hall, swimming pool, and athletics track.
ـ Extracurricular activities, particularly sports activities, are provided for students.
ـ The total number of students at this school is 1,550.
ـ Students seeking admission to this school must take examinations conducted in both English and Arabic.
ـ The school’s instructional hours are from 7:50 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
ـ The school does not provide transportation services for students.
