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Indian School, Sohar
Indian School Sohar (ISS) is an English co-educational school for foreigners in the Al Hambar area of Sohar, Oman. It was founded in 1982, and is managed by members of the Indian business community. The school has students from kindergarten to Class 12 and is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education in India. ISS is one of 15 schools managed by the Indian embassy in Oman. Although most of the student body is Indian, some students are from Pakistan, Egypt and Sri Lanka.
== History ==
ISS was named for its student community, and Asha Sakrani was its first principal. The school was founded to educate Indian children in and around Sohar. There were eight students initially; the school was in a single room, with Sakrani as the only teacher and the principal. Students sat on mats, and the only furniture was a table and chair. As enrollment and faculy increased, N. Subramanian became principal in 1992 and the school later moved near the souq. CBSE accreditation for class ten was received in 1994, and the following year the first class took the class-ten board (CBSE) examination. In 2001, class twelve received CBSE accreditation.
The school grew from one room in 1982 to two two-story buildings with 38 classrooms. Sanchita Verma became principal in 2012, replacing J.K. Arora. Its logo reads "From darkness to light" in Sanskrit and English, with a lamp in the centre flanked by a pair of swans and an open book (symbolising learning).〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Logo )〕
Although ISS does not have a parent-teacher association, it has a student council and a management committee with a parent representative.
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