Doha: MES Indian School, which is in operation for the last 47 years, has opened a new branch in Abu Hamour.
MES Indian School (MESIS), Abu Hamour branch will follow the CBSE curriculum and have approval to accommodate 1,450 students.
“We were ready with all preparations to operate this campus during the last academic year. But it was delayed by one year, due to the ongoing pandemic situations,” K Abdul Karim said.
Officials of MES Indian School (MESIS) from left: Ahmed Isham, General Secretary; K Abdul Karim, President; and Dr Mohammed Haneef, Principal; attending a press meet held to announce the key features of the new Abu Hamour branch of MESIS in Doha. Photo by Salim Matramkot / The Peninsula
“The new Governing Board under the leadership of K Abdul Karim, is determined to carry forward the rich legacy of MES. The school management envisions to provide unique learning experience for the students with all modern facilities,” he added at the press conference held today.
The fee structure starts from QR 8,000 for classes Classes I to III and goes upto QR11,000 for class XII.
The school will be headed by Dr Mohammed Haneef, who has been in the educational field for over 28 years - 13 years of teaching experience in India and 15 years of Administrative experience in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The school is also seeking affiliation from CBSE to run classes upto XII.
“We have plans to commence classes I - IX and XI. The admission registration and all other details is now available at www.mesisqatar.com,” Karim said.
