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Royal Flight School, PO Box 301, CPO Muscat, Postal Code 111 Sultanate of Oman
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The Essentials
Royal Flight School has typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Location
Royal Flight School is located in Muscat, Oman. The postal address is Royal Flight School, P.O. Box 301, Muscat 111, Sultanate of Oman. The school moved to its current site in May 2016 and features facilities such as a gym, a 25m swimming pool, and specialist teaching spaces.
Stages
Classes run from Pre-School to Year 6. There are two classes in each year group, with a maximum of 22 pupils per class.
Type
The school is co-educational and operates as a day school.
Pupil Nationality Mix
Pupils come from over 32 countries. The most represented nationality is not published, and the local-to-international pupil ratio is not publicly published.
Additional learning support
Learning Support is provided by specialist staff as part of the curriculum.
Country affiliation
The school is under the Patronage of Royal Court Affairs (RCA) in Oman.
Religious affiliation
No explicit religious affiliation is stated.
School day structure
School hours for Pre-School to Year 6 are 7:55 am to 2:00 pm, with breaks at 10:00–10:30 and 12:00–12:30.
Bus service
The school does not provide transport.
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Fees
Annual tuition at Royal Flight School ranges from OMR 3,800 to OMR 3,950 for 2026/27.
Application / Assessment fees
- Assessment deposit: OMR 100 is charged at the time of the child's assessment. This OMR 100 is deducted from school fees if a place is offered. Policies on whether the assessment fee is refunded or retained in specific circumstances are stated differently on the school's published pages; the assessment charge itself is applied at assessment.
Enrolment fee (one-time on acceptance)
- Enrolment fee: OMR 750, payable once when a place is accepted. The published fees schedule records this Enrolment fee as non-refundable.
Tuition fees (annual and per-payment amounts) — current published academic-year figures
- Pre-School: OMR 3,750 per year. When paid in the school's two-payment structure, this is OMR 1,875 per payment.
- Reception to Year 6: OMR 3,900 per year. When paid in the school's two-payment structure, this is OMR 1,950 per payment.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing schedule: Tuition is structured around two payments per year, charged in August and January; amounts above show the per-payment split. Tuition Fees must be paid in full on or before the published due date. Instalment plans are offered under the school's published fee terms.
- School Extras (annual): OMR 50 paid as a single annual payment. School Extras cover class trips, theatre productions, guest speakers, the School Year Book, School Photograph Pack, Beach Day and similar items.
- Responsibility and notice: Parents are responsible for payment of all fees regardless of employer arrangements. One full term's written notice is required before withdrawing a child in order to receive school transfer documents.
Boarding / day status
- Boarding: Not applicable. Royal Flight School is a day primary school (no boarding provision).
Other costs and regular extras
- Textbooks: No charge for books is published.
- Uniform: School uniform is available from the school and may be ordered through the school's uniform order process; the uniform cost is not published on the fee pages.
- After-school / additional services: Some additional services (for example specific external after-school activities or extra testing) may attract separate charges; the school's published notes indicate that any additional support or testing will be agreed with parents in advance.
Refund and cancellation rules (published points)
- Enrolment fee: The Enrolment fee is recorded as non-refundable. If a pupil leaves before the end of a payment period, no refund of Tuition Fees or School Extras will be given.
- Assessment deposit: The school's published pages show the assessment deposit of OMR 100 is charged at assessment and is normally deducted from school fees if a place is offered; the school's published pages contain slightly different wording about whether the assessment charge is retained or refunded in particular circumstances. The assessment charge is applied in the admissions process.
Fee payment options
- The school's publicly published fees pages set out amounts, payment schedule and how fees are applied but do not include a detailed list of accepted payment methods on those fee pages. For payment-method instructions or to arrange a payment plan, the school's published contact details should be used to confirm accepted methods (for example bank transfer or card) and any processing requirements.
Summary of the key fee figures (for quick reference)
- Assessment deposit (at assessment): OMR 100. - Enrolment fee (one-time, on acceptance): OMR 750 (non-refundable). - Tuition — Pre-School: OMR 3,750 per year (OMR 1,875 per payment under the two-payment schedule). - Tuition — Reception to Year 6: OMR 3,900 per year (OMR 1,950 per payment under the two-payment schedule). - School Extras: OMR 50 per year (single annual payment).
If you require these fee figures formatted or integrated into a database record, use the numeric amounts above; the published school pages cited contain the full wording of the school's terms and conditions for payments, refunds and assessment handling.
Academics
Royal Flight School teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 11.
Curriculum
The Royal Flight School delivers a British Primary curriculum adapted to the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) for children aged 3–11, with English, Maths, Science, Computing, Design & Technology, History and Geography taught by the Class Teacher and Art, Drama, Music, French, Arabic and PE/Swimming taught by specialists. Omani pupils follow Arabic and Islamic Studies in line with the Ministry of Education; expatriate pupils study Arabic as a second language. In Early Years (Pre-School and Reception) the curriculum covers Communication, Language & Literacy; Mathematical Development; Creative Development; Knowledge & Understanding of the World; Physical Development; Computing; PE/Swimming; Music; Library; Personal, Social & Emotional Development, with Learning Support and EAL as appropriate. Year 1 includes English, Maths, Science, Computing, Design & Technology, a Topic, Art & Design, Library, Arabic Omani Curriculum (Omani pupils), Drama, Music and PE/Swimming, with Learning Support and EAL as needed. Year 2 adds Geography, History, French, Islamic Studies (Omani pupils), Arabic Omani Curriculum; Years 3–6 cover English, Maths, Science, Computing, Design & Technology, Geography, History, Library, French, Arabic (Omani for Omani pupils; second language for expatriates), Islamic Studies (Omani), Art & Design, Drama, Music and PE/Swimming, with Learning Support and EAL as needed. The curriculum is designed to prepare pupils for subsequent education and does not specify external primary-level qualifications within the 3–11 range.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Applications are invited for Pre-school to Year 6. The school serves children aged 3 to 11 and uses a British Curriculum; a waiting list is maintained for all year groups. The school is consistently oversubscribed, so families should consider applying early. 2. An invitation to attend an assessment is issued when a place becomes available. The assessment takes different forms depending on the child's age and is not a stressful experience and requires no preparation. The assessment helps determine whether a place can be offered. 3. A deposit of OMR 100.000 is charged at the time of assessment. If the child is offered a place, this sum is deducted from the Enrolment Fee and is non-refundable. If a place is not offered, the deposit is refunded. 4. Enrolment Fee is OMR 750.000. Tuition Fees per annum for Pre-school to Year 6 are OMR 3750.000, and School Extras cost OMR 50.000. Tuition Fees are paid in two equal installments in September and January; instalment plans are not available. 5. Waiting Lists exist for all year groups and there is no charge to join the Waiting List.
Waitlist
The School maintains waiting lists for all year groups; there is no charge to join the Waiting List. The School is consistently oversubscribed, and places are offered as available following the admissions process.
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FAQs
Where is Royal Flight School located?
Royal Flight School is in Muscat, Oman, with a postal address of P.O. Box 301, Muscat 111, Sultanate of Oman; the school moved to its current purpose-built site in May 2016 and includes facilities such as a gym, a 25m swimming pool and specialist teaching spaces.
What age range and year groups does the school cater for?
The school serves children aged 3 to 11, running classes from Pre-School to Year 6, with two classes in each year group and a maximum of 22 pupils per class.
Which curriculum does Royal Flight School follow?
Royal Flight School delivers a British Primary curriculum adapted to the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), with class teachers covering core subjects and specialist teachers for subjects such as Art, Drama, Music, French, Arabic and PE/Swimming.
How does the admissions and assessment process work?
Applications are invited for Pre-School to Year 6 and an assessment is arranged when a place becomes available; the assessment varies by age, is described as non-stressful and helps determine whether a place can be offered.
Is there an assessment deposit and how is it applied?
An assessment deposit of OMR 100 is charged at the time of a child's assessment and is applied as part of the admissions process; it is normally deducted from school fees if a place is offered.
What is the enrolment fee and is it refundable?
A one-time Enrolment fee of OMR 750 is payable when a place is accepted and this Enrolment fee is recorded as non-refundable.
How does the school manage waiting lists?
The school maintains waiting lists for all year groups with no charge to join, and because Royal Flight School is consistently oversubscribed families are advised to apply early.
What is the billing schedule and payment terms for fees?
Tuition is structured around two payments per year, charged in August and January, and Tuition Fees must be paid in full on or before the published due date; instalment plans are offered under the school's published fee terms.
How large are classes and how many classes are there per year group?
There are two classes in each year group and each class has a maximum of 22 pupils, providing a small-school classroom environment.
Which subjects are taught by class teachers and which by specialists?
Class teachers deliver English, Maths, Science, Computing, Design & Technology, History and Geography, while specialists teach Art, Drama, Music, French, Arabic and PE/Swimming; Omani pupils also follow Arabic and Islamic Studies in line with the Ministry of Education.
How does the curriculum prepare children for the next stage of education?
The British Primary curriculum adapted to the IPC focuses on core academic skills, specialist subject teaching and personal development, and includes Learning Support and EAL where needed to prepare pupils for subsequent education.
What sports facilities does the school have?
The campus includes a large Multi-Purpose Hall for PE and indoor activities, a temperature-controlled 25m covered competition pool with six lanes plus a smaller training pool, an outdoor astro-turf pitch, basketball courts and shaded play areas.
What academic and specialist facilities are on campus?
The main building houses large, well-equipped classrooms and specialist teaching rooms for Art, Music, Drama, Home Economics, French and Arabic, together with a modern Computer suite and separate Infants and Juniors Libraries.
What play and outdoor areas are available for younger children?
Pre-School and Reception occupy their own block with dedicated indoor and outdoor play areas, and the wider campus offers an adventure playground and shaded outdoor spaces for recreation.
What after-school activities are offered and when do they run?
A varied after-school activities programme runs in Terms 1 and 2 from 2:15–3:00 pm, Sunday to Wednesday, and includes sporting and creative options such as Art, Chess, Choir, Netball, Cricket, Dance & Drama, and Swimming.
Are there opportunities in music, drama and the visual arts?
Yes; Art & Design, Drama and Music are taught by specialist staff in dedicated spaces, the school runs a large choir with planned performances and pupils have regular opportunities to showcase their work.
Does the school promote leadership and teamwork through extracurriculars?
Yes; after-school activities and sports are designed to foster initiative, discipline, self-motivation, leadership and teamwork, with staff and pupils working together in group activities and clubs.
What learning support and SEN provision does the school provide?
Learning Support is provided by specialist staff across the Primary range and is delivered through a Learning Support Team that includes the Deputy Head (Pastoral Care) and specialist staff such as a Speech & Language Therapist to support pupils' needs.
Is English as an Additional Language (EAL) support available?
EAL support is available where appropriate across Early Years to Year 6, and is provided alongside other specialist teaching to help non-native English speakers access the curriculum.
How is pastoral care and mental wellbeing supported at the school?
Pastoral care is led by a Deputy Head (Pastoral Care) and integrated into school life through Personal, Social & Emotional Development in Early Years and ongoing pastoral initiatives, creating a supportive, inclusive environment.
What are the tuition fees at Royal Flight School?
Annual tuition at Royal Flight School ranges from OMR 3,800 to OMR 3,950 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.