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About The English Modern School
Established in 1991, The English Modern School in Doha is a private, proprietary international school and is one of the Divisions of The Al-Muftah Group of Companies. The school is licensed by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MOEHE) under the Private Education Sector, is a member of The Council of International Schools (CIS), is an authorized centre for The Cambridge University International Exams and Edexcel International, and achieved accreditation with both QNSA (Qatar National Standards of Accreditation) and NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges).
The school follows the Cambridge University International Curriculum in its Primary and Secondary School Programs. In the Primary School, the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP) is followed in year 1 through 6. The Secondary School follows the Cambridge International Lower Secondary School Curriculum in our Middle School (years 7 through 9) and the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and Advanced Subsidiary (AS) curricula for years 10 through 12. The CIPP Exam in English, Math and Science is administered at the end of Year 6 and the Checkpoints Exam in English, Math and Science is administered at the end of Year 9.
The language of instruction is English and the teachers use the Readers and Writers Workshop model to focus on literacy, as well as to differentiate in the classroom. Instruction is student-centered, which encourages the development of problem solving and critical thinking skills. There is also an emphasis placed on Arabic, Islamic Studies and Qatari History, as required by the MOEHE. The School serves a population of over 40 nationalities and employs a qualified internationally diverse faculty, trained in instructional best practice.
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Qatar at a glance
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Country quick facts
Qatar hosted the FIFA World Cup in December 2022, becoming the first Arab nation ever to do so.
Although much of Qatar is desert terrain, the country has invested heavily in sustainability and urban greening, including reclaimed land and coastal developments around Doha.
Football remains one of the most popular sports in Qatar, but residents and visitors also enjoy athletics, horse racing, falconry, and other sporting events throughout the year.
Qatar has one of the highest GDP per capita levels in the world, driven by its vast natural gas and oil reserves, making it one of the richest nations globally.
A traditional favorite dish is Machbous (also spelled majboos), a spiced rice meal cooked with meat or seafood that reflects Qatar’s Gulf-Arab culinary heritage.
The weekend in Qatar falls on Friday and Saturday, with most businesses closed or operating limited hours on Friday mornings for the midday prayer.
Approximately 88% of Qatar’s population are foreign residents, with only about 12% being Qatari citizens.

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