MUSCAT: As part of reducing the financial burden on parents amid the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis in Oman, A’soud Global School (AGS) has announced a 20% reduction in school fees for term three, the school announced on Sunday.
According to AGS, the parents who have already paid the in full will receive an equivalent credit against next year’s fees.
This is applicable to all grades for the current academic year.
As the government announced the extension of school closure due to the pandemic, AGS is currently conducting classes through its distance program.
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“Since the start of the distance-learning programme, A’soud Global School has developed a child-focused system that ensures students’ educational needs are met, and helps parents who have to cope with a longer distance-learning period. Fee reduction is an essential means of support to the community and our commitment to our students and families,” said Kishore Dash, COO of Al Najah Education which runs AGS schools in Oman.
“AGS is committed to continue providing quality education to all our students, support to our teaching staff, and as much help as possible to our parents. We look to the future of education with optimism, and will ensure our students are fully equipped and ready to return to normal school operations when the time is right,” Darren Lyon, Headmaster at A’soud Global School said.
