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About The Paradise Valley Private School
The new IB School aspires to be an Inclusive School of the highest educational standards that encourages learners to actualize their potential and become exemplary practitioners of inquiry, rigour, compassion, reflection and creativity. All students will be nurtured to achieve their best regardless of their background or levels of ability.
It is an independent, co-educational and inclusive day school governed by an elite Board of Directors. The School serves the needs of local Omani community as well as the demands of an expanding international population for a quality education system and facilities.
The school lays emphasis on promoting local language and culture. It will also offer Arabic Language Studies as a part of the Language Acquisition Programme. Islamic Studies Programme and the Social Studies will be taught in Arabic for the native Arabic speakers and for others who may want to opt for it.
The school will follow the International Baccalaureate programme under the guidelines of the Ministry of Education, Government of Oman. It will provide holistic education focusing on all Areas of Development based on the philosophy of Pallavan Learning Systems and as governed by the Ministry of Education, Oman’s guidelines.
Starting with Primary Years Programme in September 2019, the school will grow into a full-fledged school offering Middle Years and Diploma Programmes
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Oman at a glance
Country information
Country quick facts
Officially known as the “Sultanate of Oman.”
Gained independence from Portuguese empire in 1651.
Oman used to be one of the wealthiest countries in the world due to the incense trade
In Oman, Frankincense trees only grow in the wild.
Oman is the oldest independent state in the Arab world.
The Omani were once considered some of the best shipbuilders in the world, using rope made from coconut fibers to latch shipboards together.
Oman only has one public university - Sultan Qaboos University, where the 15,000 student population is split almost evenly between men and women.



