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The Cambridge School Doha has 1,500 pupils, instruction in English.
Location
The Cambridge School Doha is located in the Al Maamoura area of Doha, Qatar. The street address is Al Maadeed Street, Mamoura, with P.O. Box 22580. The campus is accessible via major Doha roads and public transport from across the city. The area is a mixed residential and commercial district with convenient access for families in relocation.
Stages
The Cambridge School Doha serves students from Kindergarten (KG) through Year 13 and follows the UK National Curriculum. The programme is oriented toward Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level examinations.
Type
The Cambridge School Doha is a co‑educational institution. It operates as a day school, with a school day from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and there is no boarding facility listed.
Pupil Nationality Mix
The school hosts students from more than 50 nationalities. The school notes an international student body; the most common nationality and the local-to-international ratio are not published.
Additional learning support
Public information does not list dedicated Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions or facilities for the school.
Country affiliation
Qatar.
Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation is stated.
School day structure
The school week runs Saturday to Thursday. The school day runs from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Bus service
The Cambridge School offers a transportation service with safety measures, bus assistants, and a Transport Coordinator. Transportation is available to designated pickup/drop-off points for a per-term fee (QR 1,376). Transport forms are obtained from the Transport Coordinator, and discontinuation requires a form submitted in advance.
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Fees
Annual tuition at The Cambridge School Doha ranges from QAR 20,000 to QAR 40,350 for 2026/27.
Application & one‑time fees - Assessment fee (one‑time; Year 1 to Year 13): QAR 449. - Registration fee (one‑time): QAR 449. - Caution deposit (refundable, interest‑free): QAR 562. Refund processed within 30 working days after submission of a completed transfer/clearance request together with the original receipt. - Re‑registration / seat reservation (where stated as applicable for returning or pre‑admission): QAR 2,247 (adjusted against 1st term tuition where applicable).
Tuition fees (Academic year 2025–2026) — fees shown per term and annual total - KG1: Term 1 QAR 7,088; Term 2 QAR 6,667; Term 3 QAR 6,666; Annual total QAR 20,421. - KG2: Term 1 QAR 7,190; Term 2 QAR 6,667; Term 3 QAR 6,666; Annual total QAR 20,523. - Year 1: Term 1 QAR 8,613; Term 2 QAR 7,900; Term 3 QAR 7,900; Annual total QAR 24,413. - Year 2: Term 1 QAR 8,922; Term 2 QAR 7,900; Term 3 QAR 7,900; Annual total QAR 24,722. - Year 3: Term 1 QAR 9,097; Term 2 QAR 7,900; Term 3 QAR 7,900; Annual total QAR 24,897. - Year 4: Term 1 QAR 9,695; Term 2 QAR 8,600; Term 3 QAR 8,600; Annual total QAR 26,895. - Year 5: Term 1 QAR 10,072; Term 2 QAR 8,600; Term 3 QAR 8,600; Annual total QAR 27,272. - Year 6: Term 1 QAR 9,920; Term 2 QAR 8,600; Term 3 QAR 8,600; Annual total QAR 27,120. - Year 7: Term 1 QAR 11,301; Term 2 QAR 9,750; Term 3 QAR 9,750; Annual total QAR 30,801. - Year 8: Term 1 QAR 11,143; Term 2 QAR 9,750; Term 3 QAR 9,750; Annual total QAR 30,643. - Year 9: Term 1 QAR 11,244; Term 2 QAR 9,750; Term 3 QAR 9,750; Annual total QAR 30,744. - Year 10: Term 1 QAR 12,968; Term 2 QAR 11,317; Term 3 QAR 11,316; Annual total QAR 35,601. - Year 11: Term 1 QAR 17,177; Term 2 QAR 16,975; (no Term 3 charge for this grade in the published structure); Annual total QAR 34,152. - Year 12: Term 1 QAR 21,470; Term 2 QAR 20,175; (no Term 3 charge for this grade in the published structure); Annual total QAR 41,645. - Year 13: Term 1 QAR 20,349; Term 2 QAR 20,175; (no Term 3 charge for this grade in the published structure); Annual total QAR 40,524.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are charged by term; first‑term tuition normally includes the cost of books and a photo package. - A 2% discount is applied to the yearly tuition fee if the full annual tuition is paid in advance before the start of the academic year. - School fees are non‑refundable and non‑transferable. Failure to pay by the due date may invalidate discounts and may be escalated to the Ministry of Education and Higher Education for guidance/action. One calendar month's notice is required prior to the commencement of a new term to withdraw a child or discontinue transport; full term fees remain payable for the term in which a withdrawal or discontinuation occurs.
Boarding fees - Boarding is not listed in the school's published fee structure; there are no boarding fees applicable. The school publishes day‑student services such as optional transport rather than boarding.
Other optional costs and regular extras - Transport (optional): Term 1 QAR 1,377; Term 2 QAR 1,376; Term 3 QAR 1,376; Annual total QAR 4,129. - Locker rent (optional): Term 1 QAR 57; Term 2 QAR 56; Term 3 QAR 56; Annual total QAR 169. - Uniform, photo charges and locker/transport are optional and billed separately. The first term normally covers books and a photo package; Grade 11 and Grade 13 new entrants may be charged book costs based on the previous grade's book list where specified. - Any additional exam fees (Cambridge/IGCSE/A‑level), extracurricular activity charges or individual subject resources are charged as applicable and may appear as separate items on fee invoices.
Refund information - The caution deposit is refundable (interest‑free) and is processed within 30 working days after submission of a complete transfer/clearance request with the original receipt. School tuition and other standard fees are stated as non‑refundable and non‑transferable.
Fee payment options - Accepted payment methods include cash, cheque, bank transfer, and debit/credit cards (Visa and MasterCard). Online payment is available through the school accounts portal as arranged with the school.
Other notes - Published fees are subject to annual review and approval by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education; some published items (for example re‑registration, seat reservation, advance tuition payment deadlines and book adjustments for specific grade transfers) carry specific due dates and application conditions that are applied at the time of registration or re‑registration.
(Fees shown above are published in Qatari Riyals — QAR — for the academic year 2025–2026 in the school's approved fee schedule.)
Academics
The Cambridge School Doha teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The Cambridge School Doha uses the England National Curriculum framework across its stages: Kindergarten (EYFS), Primary (Key Stages 1–2), Middle Years (Key Stage 3, Years 7–9), and Secondary (IGCSE in Year 11 with AS/A Level options in Years 12–13). Kindergarten follows the England National Curriculum Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) with core focus on reading, writing, mathematics, science, ICT, and physical/creative development; Arabic is taught to all children and Islamic studies for Muslim children. Primary (Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, Years 1-6) emphasizes a holistic, whole-child approach with English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Arabic, Qatar History, ICT, plus Art, Music and Physical Education, together with a broad range of extracurricular activities. Middle Years (Years 4-9) emphasize critical thinking, debate, and moral and social awareness within an England-based framework, with ongoing opportunities for leadership and community involvement. Secondary Education leads to Cambridge IGCSE examinations at the end of Year 11 (typically 8–9 subjects, including ICT, English, Mathematics, Arabic, and Islamic Studies for Muslim students), and AS and A-level examinations are available for Years 12–13 for university entrance.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Arrange a visit during regular school days to observe the learning environment at The Cambridge School Doha. To proceed with registration, contact the Registrar during working hours from 7 A.M. to 5 P.M.; registration forms are available at the school. The minimum age for admission to kindergarten is three years as of 1 September. There is no formal entrance test for kindergarten, but an interview with both parents and the child is part of the admission process. 2. Collect a pre-registration form directly from the school and submit it to the Registration Office with the required supporting documents such as photographs and copies of passport and residence permit. The Registrar reviews the application and assesses place availability based on the child's age. If a place is available, an assessment visit is arranged and a non-refundable assessment fee is payable. The assessment visit includes a meeting with the Principal or Head of Section and an entrance test for students in Years 1 to 10. 3. The results of the interviews and examinations are typically provided on the same day. If the child meets the required standards, they will be invited to join The Cambridge School Doha. An official offer of admission confirms the next steps. Parents may seek clarifications from the Registrar if needed. 4. Upon acceptance, sign a declaration form and make payments including the non-refundable registration fee, first-term tuition, textbook and uniform costs (and transportation fee, if applicable), and a refundable cautionary deposit. The school reserves the right to decline enrollment if it cannot address a child's educational and social needs or if a student's values do not align with the school's ethos. There is no automatic promotion from Year 3 to Year 13. If parents withdraw their child from school due to leaving Qatar without intentions of returning, the term's fees will be forfeited.
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FAQs
Where is The Cambridge School Doha located?
The Cambridge School Doha is located in Mamoura, Doha, Qatar. The address is P.O Box 22580, AL Maadeed Street, Mamoura, and the campus is accessible via major roads and public transport from across the Doha area.
What age range does The Cambridge School Doha serve?
The school educates students from age 3 through 18, covering Early Years through Year 13.
What curriculum does The Cambridge School Doha follow, and what is a typical school day like?
The Cambridge School Doha follows a UK National Curriculum-based programme from Kindergarten to Year 13, with Early Years using the UK Foundation Stage. Secondary students prepare for Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level exams. The day runs Saturday to Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
What fees should I expect when applying to The Cambridge School Doha?
There is a non‑refundable Assessment/Application fee of 449 QAR and a Registration (one‑off) fee of 449 QAR. A seat reservation of 2,000 QAR is paid at registration and is deducted from the tuition balance.
What are the core tuition components and any mandatory extras?
Annual tuition varies by year group (from 20,000 QAR for KG to 40,350 QAR for senior years). In addition to tuition, there are optional items like transport (4,500 QAR per year) and uniform (about 247 QAR). Textbooks and external exam fees are charged separately when applicable.
What other costs should a new family plan for at acceptance?
At acceptance, families should budget for the first term tuition, the non‑refundable registration/assessment fee, the seat reservation deduction, textbooks, and uniform costs. If transport is used, the transport fee applies; a refundable 562 QAR security deposit is also charged.
What exams do Cambridge School Doha students prepare for in the secondary years?
Secondary students prepare for Cambridge IGCSE examinations, followed by AS and A Level examinations.
Which subjects are considered core in the early years and primary curriculum?
Core focus areas are English, Mathematics, Science and Arabic across the early years and primary phases.
What kinds of facilities support learning and science at the campus?
The campus has bright, well‑equipped classrooms, six ICT labs, five science laboratories, and dedicated music and art rooms, plus two libraries with physical and digital resources.
What sports and physical‑education facilities are available?
There are indoor sports halls for activities like football, basketball, badminton, volleyball, and table tennis, plus an outdoor sports field and an outdoor covered swimming pool with lifeguards and instructors.
What facilities exist to support student health and safety on campus?
Medical facilities with nurses and an isolation room are on site, along with CCTV surveillance, secure access, trained security personnel, and regular safety drills.
What co‑curricular activities and clubs are offered for students?
Year 1–9 students can choose three clubs and two sports from options including Maths Club, English Club, Science Club, ICT Club, Qatar National Identity Club, Quran Club, French Public Speaking, and Cookery, among others.
Is there a structure to support student progress outside the classroom?
Yes. An Academic Support Centre provides English, Math, and Arabic support to help students progress before joining clubs, and there are targeted literacy and language supports integrated into the Cambridge pathway.
Does The Cambridge School Doha include community service in its programs?
Yes. Community service is part of the co‑curricular program, giving students opportunities to engage in volunteering and service projects.
How many counselors are available to support student wellbeing?
The school provides three dedicated counselors to support social and emotional development and overall student wellbeing.
What language support options are available for English language learners?
English is taught as ESL/EFL within the Cambridge pathways, and there is an English Center within the Support Centre to assist reading, writing and comprehension.
What safeguarding measures are in place at The Cambridge School Doha?
The school follows a comprehensive Child Protection Policy, with CCTV, secure access, trained security personnel, and clear safeguarding practices to ensure student safety.
Does the school use a house system, and what does it mean for students?
Yes, The Cambridge School Doha has a House system. Students wear a School House shirt on PE days as part of the PE kit.
What does the school uniform look like for boys and girls?
Boys wear regulation trousers with a belt, a regulation shirt, plain black shoes, white socks, and a school colour sweater. Girls wear regulation skirts or trousers with similar tops and shoes, with hair and jewellery rules (studs and a watch). The PE kit is a separate set.
What are the school meal options like?
The canteen offers healthy, nutritious meals with vegetarian and vegan options and accommodations for allergies; vending machines are available for snacks and beverages.