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In the digital age, cultivating a love for reading in young children is crucial. Reading for pleasure holds numerous benefits: it enhances language and cognitive development, nurtures emotional intelligence, strengthens parent-child bonds, broadens knowledge, and sharpens focus. By instilling this passion early on, children gain essential skills and a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, as embraced at Compass through enchanting literary journeys.

Attending The Juilliard School's Professional Development program was an inspiring and transformative experience, equipping our teachers with valuable insights and skills to cultivate creativity, integrate the arts into education, and foster a global perspective. We are excited to bring this knowledge to our schools and provide exceptional arts education to empower students in a rapidly changing world.

Gharaffa students shine in a captivating production of Disney's Aladdin, showcasing their talents and igniting the stage with energy. Explore the magic behind this extraordinary collaboration and witness the unforgettable performances that brought joy to the school community.

Madinat Khalifa Primary students embarked on a thrilling STEAM Week, exploring the realms of 'alien life' and 'social life' through captivating activities encompassing science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. From virtual assemblies and collaborative digital spaces to creating artwork, constructing spacecraft, and delving into exoplanets, students demonstrated their creativity, innovation, and STEAM skills with enthusiasm and success.

Alex Taishi Whitten, a talented Year 7 student from Compass International School Doha, has emerged victorious in the junior category of the highly esteemed COBIS Music Festival 2023. His captivating solo piano composition, titled 'Lady Bug Garden,' stood out among 71 submissions from around the world.

Education should be inclusive and accessible to all students, regardless of their learning needs. In this Q&A, explore the kind of learning support services that are available for students with learning difficulties/disabilities, how teachers accommodate them, how their progress and success are monitored, how they are integrated into general education classrooms, and how lesson plans are developed and implemented for them.

How does Compass International School support students to develop their talents at school?

To celebrate International Women's Day, we sat down with two of our female leaders, Tamara Bell (Head of Campus, Gharaffa), and Samah Shaheen (Admissions Manager) to discuss and highlight their achievements, challenges, and the importance of empowering women.

Early childhood education is critical for a child's development and future success. It lays the foundation for academic achievement, emotional and social development, and lifelong learning.

Our Executive Principal, Mr. Derby-Crook, highlights the importance of education in human development and society, and acknowledges the availability of alternative ways to access information and knowledge.

The Year 3 students, after learning about the devastating impact of the earthquake on the people and families in those countries, were motivated to do their part to help. They collaborated with each other in school to make an array of mouth-watering treats including chocolate cakes, lollies, fruit kebabs, and other delicious treats.

Madinat Khalifa Secondary School Students Showcase Creativity and Teamwork in "We Will Rock You" Musical Production

Celebrating Innovation Day with activities tackling our annual STEAM challenge - "Life"

Inspiring the Future, Celebrating the Present. At Compass International School, we are signifying two students namely, Takwa Omar and Masah Mahmoud.

The Juilliard School arranges yearly visits to all NAE schools, providing workshops for our students led by world-renowned artists and providing quality professional development for our performing arts teachers.

Compass International School (Compass) and Doha Rugby Football Club (DRFC) have signed a three-year agreement that will support and develop young people in grassroot rugby clubs within Qatar – one of the fastest growing sports worldwide.

Recent striking findings show 1 in 2 Gen Z’ers views problem-solving as important for their personal lives.