The International School of London (ISL) Qatar has an outstanding reputation for high academic standards, prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes and an impressive record of admissions to the best universities worldwide.
The International School of London Qatar is a culturally diverse community which fosters a passion and enthusiasm for learning.
Supporting mother tongue language literacy goes beyond preserving cultural connections.
Learn MoreOur academic programmes and accreditations fulfil the school’s vision of and high academic standard.
ISL Qatar IB Diploma graduates surpassed international averages in Diploma scores and overall pass rate.
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Every year, ISL Qatar celebrates the highest number of students achieving their IB Diplomas.
Our highest scores were a very impressive 43 points (top 1% worldwide), 41 points (top 4% worldwide) and 40 points (top 6% worldwide)
After IB at ISL Qatar, students go on to study a course in a university of their choice.
Spacious, purpose-built campus with small class-sizes to allow for personalized care and learning.
Truly international student body of 1000 students from 70 countries.
Inspiring and passionate teachers from different countries.
Diverse population develops the understanding of the perspectives of children from different nationalities and to function better in a multicultural environment.
Arabic, Bulgarian, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish and are constantly adding more.
As part of the ‘ISL Qatar explores university/college counselling’ provision, MYP students participated in the Engineering Explorers workshop hosted by Texas A&M University at Qatar. The week-long event was held at the university in Education City.
The theme for this year’s workshop was to engineer a Coastal Cleanup Machine.
ISL Qatar’s top scorer, Rhea Arora, achieved 43 points followed by Jan Sedlacek with 42 points and Amatallah Aqlan with 40 points. Ms. Arora will be attending University of California, Berkeley where she will study Political Science, Mr. Sedlacek will attend University of Groningen in the Netherlands where he will study International Relations & International Organizations and Ms. Aqlan will attend Utrecht University in the Netherlands to study Literary Studies.
The school was delighted to receive a very positive MYP Evaluation Report from the IB in The Hague; stating that school has shown satisfactory development in the implementation of its second of three IB programmes.
The report was received after the Evaluation Visit when two official MYP representatives carried out the process over a three-day visit in April, 2018.