Apple Green Private School

Oman, Muscat

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 2 - 11 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), IPC (International Primary Curriculum)

Taught languages Arabic, English

Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, STEM, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Kindergarten

Introduction

Located in the coastal neighborhood of Al Authaiba North, Apple Green Private School provides education for children aged 2 to 11. The school follows the UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) alongside the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), integrating Omani national requirements. Students in the early stages are organized into distinctive, fruit-themed cohorts—Raspberry, Blueberry, Strawberry, and Blackberry groups—designed to foster a welcoming, developmentally appropriate setting. With a student body of approximately 250 and class sizes capped at 12, teachers focus closely on individual progress. Instruction is delivered primarily in English, with Arabic taught as a core subject. Classrooms employ "brain-friendly" teaching techniques, prominently featuring Mind Mapping to help students visually organize concepts. The curriculum incorporates specialized modules in STEM, Design Technology, and Innovation, alongside creative outlets like Drama and Music. The campus features science labs and an extensive library to support inquiry-based learning.

Road No. 4636 Building No. 2123 North Al Athaiba, Muscat, Oman

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Location

Apple Green Private School is in Muscat, Oman, in the Al Azaiba area (Al Authaiba North). The address is Building No 2123, Road No 4636, Block No 246, Al Authaiba North, Muscat. It is located in northern Muscat and is accessible via local roads and nearby public transport options.

Stages

The school provides early years and primary education, with public listings noting EYFS Foundation Stage through to Grade 4/Year 5; other listings mention Pre-School to Grade 4.

Type

Private international school; co-educational.

Additional learning support

No formal SEN provisions are publicly listed.

Country affiliation

None indicated.

Religious affiliation

None indicated.

School day structure

School days typically run from about 7:15 am to 1:30 pm, with a Sunday–Thursday weekly pattern.

Bus service

No dedicated school bus service is publicly listed. The campus is accessible by public transport. Nearby bus stops include 18th November Street (Stop 428) and Burj Shawa Station – Al Khuwayr.

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Fees

Annual tuition at Apple Green Private School ranges from OMR 1,529 to OMR 2,213 depending on year group.

Academics

Curriculum

Apple Green Private School is located in Muscat, Oman. The curriculum follows an international British–Omani framework, with a UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) structure in the early years and an international progression in the primary years. Age groups are organized into named cohorts—Raspberry, Blueberry, Strawberry, and Blackberry—spanning from early years to around age 11. The curriculum covers core subject areas including language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, physical education, information technology, and life skills, with an emphasis on inquiry-based and cross-curricular learning. Progression is aligned to UK EYFS in the early years and a British-Omani framework through the primary level, with age-appropriate assessments and continued development through to upper primary.

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FAQs

Where is Apple Green Private School located and what ages do you accept?

Apple Green Private School is in Al Authaiba North (Al Azaiba), Muscat, Oman at Building No 2123, Road No 4636, Block No 246, and accepts children aged 2 to 11.

What curriculum does the school follow?

The school follows a British–Omani international framework, using UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) in the early years and an international primary progression aligned to UK/EYFS and Omani requirements.

Is the school co-educational and how large is the student body?

Apple Green is a co-educational private international school with a student body of approximately 250 learners and class sizes capped at about 12 students to support individual attention.

How large are classes and what teaching approaches do teachers use?

Classes are capped at around 12 learners, enabling focused, individual attention. Teachers use brain-friendly approaches such as Mind Mapping and emphasize inquiry-based and cross-curricular learning.

Which subjects and specialised modules are offered?

The curriculum covers language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, physical education, information technology and life skills, with specialised modules in STEM, Design Technology and Innovation, plus creative subjects like Drama and Music.

How is pupil progression and assessment organised?

Progression in early years is aligned to the UK EYFS framework, with continued development through a British–Omani primary progression; the school uses age-appropriate assessments to monitor growth through upper primary.

Does the school have science labs and a library to support learning?

Yes, the campus includes science laboratories and an extensive library to support inquiry-based learning and curriculum-led investigations.

Is there a school bus service and how accessible is the campus by public transport?

There is no dedicated school bus service publicly listed; the campus is accessible via local roads and nearby public transport, with nearby stops including 18th November Street (Stop 428) and Burj Shawa Station – Al Khuwayr.

What campus features support inquiry and hands-on learning?

Classrooms employ brain-friendly strategies like Mind Mapping, and the site provides dedicated science labs and a large library to facilitate hands-on, inquiry-led projects and research.

What extracurricular arts and performance opportunities are available?

Students take part in Drama and Music within the curriculum, and the school stages musical programmes each year for parents, siblings, friends and family.

Does the school offer additional STEM or innovation activities beyond regular lessons?

The curriculum integrates specialised STEM, Design Technology and Innovation modules, which provide extended, project-based learning opportunities beyond core lessons.

How does Apple Green support pupils' social and emotional wellbeing?

The school places strong emphasis on social and emotional development, aiming to create a safe, healthy and welcoming environment where children feel happy and valued, supported by small class sizes and curricular focus on personal development.

What special educational needs (SEN) support is available?

Publicly available information does not list dedicated SEN provisions; the school highlights small class sizes and differentiated, developmentally appropriate groupings (Raspberry, Blueberry, Strawberry, Blackberry) to address individual learning needs.

How is language support organised for learners of different language backgrounds?

Instruction is delivered primarily in English while Arabic is taught as a core subject, reflecting a bilingual environment; public sources do not describe a separate, dedicated EAL programme or specialised EAL staff.

What safeguarding and child protection measures does the school emphasise?

The school commits to providing a safe and healthy learning environment where children feel happy, safe and valued, and incorporates wellbeing and parental involvement into school life; formal safeguarding policies are not publicly detailed in available information.

What are the fruit-themed cohorts and why are they used?

Early-stage learners are organised into fruit-themed cohorts—Raspberry, Blueberry, Strawberry and Blackberry—to create a welcoming, developmentally appropriate setting that supports social grouping and age-appropriate learning.

What are the typical school hours and weekly pattern?

School days typically run from about 7:15 am to 1:30 pm on a Sunday–Thursday weekly pattern.

How involved are parents in school life and events?

Parental involvement is a core aspect of the community, with families invited to musical performances and collaborations such as the sustainability projects led by Apple Green Nature Combatants.

When was Apple Green Private School established and how has it developed?

Apple Green Private School was established in 2009 and began with a strong focus on the UK EYFS; it now provides education from early years through primary levels for children aged 2 to 11.

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