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Education in Al Batinah South, Oman: official figures

Al Batinah South had 155 government schools in the 2025/2026 school year, with 114,155 students and 8,422 teachers (kindergartens included). Oman had 1,300 government schools and 845,721 students.

What is the student to teacher ratio in Al Batinah South?

There were 13.6 students for each teacher in government schools in Al Batinah South in 2025/2026, 2nd highest of 11 governorates by students per teacher (Oman: 12.8); 30.9 students per class (Oman: 29.5).

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

How many private schools are there in Al Batinah South?

Private schools in Al Batinah South numbered 136 in 2025/2026, with 16,279 students and 1,265 teachers; private schools teach 12.5% of all students there (Oman: 17.2%), 5th lowest of 11 governorates.

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How many students are there in Al Batinah South?

In total 130,434 students were enrolled in government, private and special education schools in Al Batinah South in 2025/2026, 4th highest of 11 governorates (Oman: 1,022,008).

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How many adults are studying in literacy and adult education in Al Batinah South?

269 adults were enrolled in literacy classes in Al Batinah South in 2025/2026, and 626 in adult education centres; the national totals are 2,032 and 4,718.

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How many government schools per person are there in Al Batinah South?

Al Batinah South had 2.6 government schools for every 10,000 registered residents in 2025/2026, 4th lowest of 11 governorates (Oman: 2.4); the average government school there had 736 students (Oman: 651).

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

What is the student to teacher ratio in private schools in Al Batinah South?

Private schools in Al Batinah South had 12.9 students per teacher in 2025/2026 (3rd highest of 11 governorates), against 13.6 in government schools there; the national private figure is 10.5.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

How Al Batinah South compares with other governorates

Government schools per 10,000 residents, 2025/2026 (2025/2026)

Al Batinah South ranks 8 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionGovernment schools per 10,000 residents, 2025/2026
5Dhofar3.1
6Ad Dakhliyah3.0
7Ash Sharqiyah South2.8
8Al Batinah South2.6
9Al Batinah North2.6
10Al Buraymi2.3
11Muscat1.2
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

Students per teacher in government schools, 2025/2026 (2025/2026)

Al Batinah South ranks 2 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionStudents per teacher in government schools, 2025/2026
1Muscat14.0
2Al Batinah South13.6
3Al Batinah North13.4
4Ad Dakhliyah13.0
5Ash Sharqiyah South12.7
6Ash Sharqiyah North12.6
7Adh Dhahirah11.8
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

Share of school students in private schools, 2025/2026 (2025/2026)

Al Batinah South ranks 7 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionShare of school students in private schools, 2025/2026
4Ad Dakhliyah14.9%
5Ash Sharqiyah South14.5%
6Al Batinah North13.2%
7Al Batinah South12.5%
8Ash Sharqiyah North11.1%
9Adh Dhahirah11.0%
10Musandam8.0%
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

School students (government, private and special), 2025/2026 (2025/2026)

Al Batinah South ranks 4 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionSchool students (government, private and special), 2025/2026
1Muscat227,095
2Al Batinah North196,223
3Ad Dakhliyah137,761
4Al Batinah South130,434
5Dhofar84,588
6Ash Sharqiyah South81,611
7Ash Sharqiyah North70,149
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

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