What are the schools in Oman like?
When we asked about the schools in Oman, they said...
"The British School Salalah is small but very intimate. This is especially good if English is not your child's first language. The British Curriculum is followed and the level of education seems to be high," commented one expat when asked about British School Salalah in Salalah.
"We would strongly advise against it. Even though most international primary schools and nurseries in Oman are booked out or oversubscribed, I would not recommend this school. In the absence of any alternative we would suggest contacting the distance education section of your education department in your home country for advice on homeschooling," explained one expat in Muscat, Oman with kids at TLC Oman.
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