Doha: Pearl School has opened a new campus, Pearl Modern School, at Umm Besher, Al Meshaf with the capacity of over 2,000 students.
Pearl School opened the doors of its first campus in 2013 at Al Thumama followed by its second campus at West Bay.
In a built-up area of 23,000 square meters CBSE affiliated Pearl Modern school has 90 classrooms, 16 of which are specially designed for kindergarten (KG) sections.
“In addition, 40 rooms have been allocated for fostering creativity in art, music, dance, technological innovation such as robotics and other areas. All classrooms are equipped with multimedia capabilities such as Smart Whiteboards with furniture specifically developed for KG, Primary and Secondary age groups,” a school statement said.
School officials at the press conference
The new campus is equipped with advanced labs for chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics, computer science and languages. As reading is an essential part of a student’s development, two library halls have been designed which host a wide collection of books.
“The campus has a large multipurpose auditorium. The premises are further primed to nurture young athletic talents with a fully equipped fitness club, large indoor swimming pool, badminton court, tennis court, basketball court, football field and a very spacious cafeteria. The school is also equipped with a dedicated resource center to train and develop teachers.” School added.
Pearl Modern School is now fully operational and ready for academic year 2021-2022. They have already admitted more than four hundred students from KG to Class XI with a further capacity to accommodate more than two thousand students.
“Furthering our mission to serve the community, the existing fee structure will be continued with no change for classes from KG to Preparatory. Looking to the future, we have plans to expand our infrastructure facilities especially for sports and games, associate and affiliate with one of the most reputed educational institutions in India and hope to make the announcement shortly,” school officials added.
