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Queen's Qatar has 400 pupils, typical class sizes of 24, instruction in English.
Location
Queen's Qatar is located in Al Markhiya, Doha, Qatar. The campus address is Zone 33, Street 940, Building 41. The school sits in a residential part of Doha with easy access to major roads and local amenities. It is part of the Artemis Education network and operates as a British international school in Doha.
Stages
Queen's Qatar currently serves students aged 3 to 15, from FS1 to Year 10, with Years 11 to 13 planned to open in subsequent years.
Type
The school is a private international school following the British National Curriculum. Public materials do not explicitly specify co-educational status or boarding facilities; there is no explicit mention of boarding.
Pupil Nationality Mix
Public materials describe the student community as diverse; there is no published breakdown of nationalities or a stated local-to-international ratio.
Additional learning support
Pastoral Care includes counselling and psychological support as part of student wellbeing. Public admissions material notes that the school will assess each child's needs to provide appropriate support and resources.
Country affiliation
The curriculum is British-based, and the school is described as a British international school within the Artemis Education network.
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation is not stated in public materials.
School day structure
School timings vary by phase. EYFS days run from 07:00–13:20 with breaks at 09:15 and 11:30; Primary starts at 07:10–07:15 and ends around 14:00–16:00 depending on activities, with Artemex/co-curricular options after lessons; Secondary Years 7–10 run from 07:15–16:00 with after-school Artemex activities; Thursday days end earlier at 1:15 pm after lesson 5.
Bus service
There is no bus transportation provided.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Queen's Qatar ranges from QAR 35,000 to QAR 61,000 for 2026/27.
Application & Assessment Fees
- Assessment fee: QAR 300 (one-time) required to cover the costs of initial evaluations.
Registration & Seat Reservation
- Registration fee: QAR 500 (non-refundable) payable to guarantee placement. - Seat reservation fee: QAR 2,000 required to secure placement for the following academic year; this amount is deductible from the Annual Tuition Fees.
Book Fee
- Book fee: QAR 2,500 charged annually to cover required educational materials; fees for students joining during a term will be pro‑rated.
Annual tuition fees (per term and annual total)
- Early Years (FS1 - FS2): Term 1 QAR 11,667; Term 2 QAR 11,667; Term 3 QAR 11,666; Annual total QAR 35,000. - Primary (Year 1 - Year 6): Term 1 QAR 14,667; Term 2 QAR 14,667; Term 3 QAR 14,666; Annual total QAR 44,000. - Lower Secondary (Year 7 - Year 9): Term 1 QAR 17,333; Term 2 QAR 17,333; Term 3 QAR 17,334; Annual total QAR 52,000. - IGCSE (Year 10 - Year 11): Term 1 QAR 20,333; Term 2 QAR 20,333; Term 3 QAR 20,334; Annual total QAR 61,000. - Sixth Form (Year 12 - Year 13): Annual total QAR 61,000 (tuition invoiced in three instalments consistent with the term schedule). Term splits align with the standard three-term division.
Discounts
- A 5% discount is applicable when the full year tuition fees are paid in advance.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is invoiced in three instalments (three terms per academic year). Invoice issue and due dates (example schedule used for invoicing): Term 1 invoice issued 1 July and due 1 September; Term 2 invoice issued 1 December and due 1 January; Term 3 invoice issued 1 March and due 1 April. Invoices are sent electronically and should be settled within 30 days of the invoice date.
Payment methods and bank details
- Bank transfer (wire transfer / online banking). Bank details for payment by bank transfer are provided for Commercial Bank of Qatar (IBAN, SWIFT, account name and account number are supplied for payees). Please note any bank charges incurred by payment of your child's school fees will be debited to your child's school fees account and further payment will be required to clear the account. - QAR cheque payable to ‘Queen's International School' delivered to the Finance Office. - Debit or credit card payments (Visa/Mastercard) can be made via the Finance Office.
Additional costs and regular extras
- Lost or damaged textbooks/library books: a charge will be made for items lost or damaged beyond the accepted standard. - Co‑curricular activities: some activities are free of charge; other options incur additional charges. - Any bank charges related to fee payments will be passed on to the family and must be cleared.
Withdrawals, late joiners and special cases (refund-related and notice requirements)
- Withdrawals: families are required to provide one half‑term's notice to the school. - Late joiners: if a student joins the school before the half‑term point, the full term's fees are due; if a student joins after the half‑term point, only half‑term fees will be due. - Special cases: fee calculations for exceptional cases (for example, during the first month of attendance) will follow Ministry guidelines and are calculated on the number of days the student has attended.
Notes and conditions
- Registration fee is non‑refundable. The seat reservation fee is deductible from the Annual Tuition Fees. Fees may be subject to change in line with Ministry of Education approval and the school's published fee policy. Any charges not explicitly listed above (for example, specific programme or activity fees) are charged separately when applicable.
Academics
Queen's Qatar teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
Queen's Qatar delivers a British international school curriculum aligned with the English National Curriculum, governed within Artemis Education. Foundation Stage follows the England and Wales EYFS framework, with Read Write Inc phonics from Nursery through Reception and White Rose Maths guidance in early years. In Years 1–9 (Primary and Key Stage 3), the programme includes English, Mathematics, Science, Design and Technology, History, Geography, Art and Design, Music, Computing, Physical Education, and PSHE; Arabic and Islamic Studies are taught under MOEHE guidelines, with Qatar History and languages such as French or Spanish. At the end of Year 11, students take Cambridge IGCSE examinations, studying core subjects (English, Mathematics, Science, a language, and non-examined PE) with up to three optional subjects. Sixth Form (Years 12–13) offers AS and A Levels through Cambridge and Edexcel, with Arabic at AS Level and Islamic Studies required for Arab passport holders and Muslim students in Year 12, and most students progressing to three A Levels in Year 13.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Enquire. Submit an online enquiry to the admissions team. An automated email with a link to the application form is sent, or a member of the admissions team will reach out to you. 2. Gather documents. You will need the child's Birth Certificate; child's Passport; both parents'/guardians' passports; child's QID; both parents'/guardians' QIDs; a letter of employment from the child's sponsor; Vaccination Record; Fit to School Certificate; End of Year Report; passport-size photo. Documents can be uploaded via the Open Apply checklist. 3. Application. Complete the online form and upload all required documents, including your child's most recent school report if applicable. Check the age placement guide to apply for the correct year group. The QAR 300 application fee applies for Year 1 and above and can be paid online or at the Finance Office. Open Apply app can be used for easier management. 4. Assessment (if applicable). Entrance assessments are not always required; however, your child might be invited to complete an assessment to help determine the best placement. EYFS: Play-based observational assessment; Year 1–6: 1:1 dialogue, Maths, English, CAT4 may be required for EAL; Year 7–9: CAT4 and a short, written assignment. 5. Offer. Successful applicants will receive an official offer letter via email within 5 working days. This may vary during school holidays or peak periods. An invoice for the Registration Fee accompanies the offer, and the place is secured once payment is received. 6. Securing Your Place. Accept the offer by submitting the Acceptance form and Parent/Guardian Contract, and pay the Registration Fee of QAR 500 and Book Fee of QAR 2,500.
Waitlist
If classes are full, accepted applicants are placed on a waitlist. Places are offered as they become available, with priority given to siblings. If no place opens during the academic year, the application may roll over and reassessment may be required, but no additional fee.
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FAQs
Where is Queen's Qatar located and how do I find the campus?
Queen's Qatar is in Al Markhiya, Doha at Zone 33, Street 940, Building 41. The campus sits in a residential area with easy access to major roads and local amenities.
What ages and year groups does Queen's Qatar currently serve?
The school currently serves children aged 3 to 15, from FS1 to Year 10, with Years 11–13 planned to open in subsequent years. Most recent expansion plans include delivering IGCSEs in Years 10–11 followed by A Levels in Sixth Form.
What curriculum does Queen's Qatar follow?
Queen's Qatar delivers a British international curriculum aligned with the English National Curriculum and governed within Artemis Education, using the EYFS framework in Foundation Stage. The programme includes phonics (Read Write Inc) and White Rose Maths in early years and a full suite of subjects from Years 1–9, with MOEHE-mandated Arabic, Islamic Studies and Qatar History included.
What application and assessment fees should we expect when applying?
An assessment fee of QAR 300 (one-time) applies for initial evaluations, and this fee applies for Year 1 and above. A QAR 500 registration fee is charged non-refundable when accepting an offer, and a QAR 2,000 seat reservation fee is required to secure a place for the following academic year (deductible from annual tuition).
What documents are required for admission from overseas families?
You will need the child's birth certificate and passport, parents' passports and QIDs, the child's QID, a sponsor employment letter, vaccination record, fit-to-school certificate, most recent school report and a passport-size photo. Documents can be uploaded via the Open Apply checklist as part of the online application.
What happens if the year group I apply for is full?
Accepted applicants are placed on a waitlist and offered places as they become available, with priority given to siblings. If no place opens during the academic year your application may roll over but reassessment could be required and no additional fee is charged to remain on the waitlist.
What qualifications and exams does Queen's Qatar offer or plan to offer?
The school plans to offer Cambridge IGCSE examinations at the end of Year 11, followed by AS and A Levels in Sixth Form through Cambridge and Edexcel. Arabic is offered at AS Level and Islamic Studies are required for Arab passport holders and Muslim students in Year 12, with most students progressing to three A Levels in Year 13.
How is the Foundation Stage taught and what phonics programme do you use?
Foundation Stage follows the England and Wales EYFS framework, with Read Write Inc phonics used from Nursery through Reception and White Rose Maths guidance in early years. Early Years provision includes play-based observational assessment and dedicated indoor and outdoor learning spaces.
What sports and outdoor facilities are available on campus?
The Sports Centre includes an Indoor Multipurpose Hall, two gyms, an indoor 25-metre eight-lane pool and a learner pool, two football pitches, multiple outdoor courts for basketball, netball and padel, a 100-metre running track, dance and sports studios. The complex also includes a crèche and a café and is designed to support swimming and a wide range of sports for all ages.
What academic facilities does the campus include?
The campus has dedicated Early Years and Primary libraries, science and computer labs, a FabLab, a Digital Media Suite, recording and drama studios, art and music rooms, and specialist classrooms such as a Food Catering Room and a Digital Coding Lab. The 6th Form Centre will include 15 classrooms, seminar rooms, a study room and a common room.
What co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities are available for students?
The Artemis Experience provides broad co-curricular activities through Artemex Academies in sport, music and drama, fine arts and digital technology, plus Artemex Adventures offering local and international trips. Some activities are free while others incur additional charges, and academies are delivered by internationally recognised specialist staff.
Can families use school facilities outside school hours or join community classes?
Yes, the programme focuses on families and the local community with facilities available to rent after school hours and classes offered for parents and the community. The campus is positioned as a space for family engagement and community-focused activities.
What pastoral and mental wellbeing support does the school provide?
Queen's Qatar follows a Whole Child pastoral philosophy with counselling and psychological support available as part of student wellbeing, and PSHE plus career guidance embedded in the secondary curriculum. The school emphasises social and emotional development, resilience and wellbeing across all phases.
How does the school support students with additional learning needs or those new to English?
The school assesses each child's needs and provides appropriate support and resources, with a SEN department being developed under the leadership of Danielle Wright. For EAL applicants a CAT4 assessment may be required to help determine appropriate placement and support.
Who is responsible for safeguarding and child welfare at Queen's Qatar?
Queen's Qatar has a safeguarding policy aligned with WHO principles and designated safeguarding leads, with DSL Ann Djedid and deputies Amanda Smith and Eleanor Duffy available for welfare concerns. The school has a dedicated safeguarding contact for parents and staff to raise concerns.
Do students wear a uniform and where can it be purchased?
All students are required to wear the school uniform, which is supplied by Noble House Qatar. To purchase uniforms you should visit Noble House Qatar and enter the school code QIQ1612; Noble House also supplies the mandatory PE uniform.
Are lunches provided on campus and how are food payments handled?
Lunches and snacks are available on campus with healthy food options offered. Payments are made via a Pay-As-You-Go system or by selecting a monthly subscription.
Is school transport provided for students?
There is no bus transportation provided by the school.
What accreditations or external recognitions does Queen's Qatar hold or pursue?
Queen's Qatar is a COBIS member and is pursuing full BSO and QNSA accreditation by 2026. The school operates within the Artemis Education network and follows recognised British curriculum frameworks.
When was Queen's Qatar established and who leads the school?
Queen's Qatar was founded in 2024 as Artemis Education's first British international school and opened in October 2024 with its initial cohort. The founding principal is Ann Djedid.
What are the tuition fees at Queen's Qatar?
Annual tuition at Queen's Qatar ranges from QAR 35,000 to QAR 61,000 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.