EDI led the expansion of Al Batinah International School into a sustainable, future-ready campus designed to grow from 150 to 1,100 K–12 students, including both Omani and expatriate learners. The vision was to create a village-like school environment that nurtures academic excellence, ecological responsibility, and real-world readiness.

As a 1:1 technology-integrated school, students seamlessly transition between learning modalities in flexible, adaptive spaces that can evolve year to year across the learning continuum. The entire campus is designed as a learning landscape, where classrooms, outdoor areas, and shared facilities all contribute to an immersive, meaningful educational experience.

Dedicated learning communities for Omani and expatriate students are housed in prototype buildings tailored to their unique academic needs, while shared facilities—including the Grade 11–12 building, Da Vinci Arts & Science Center, amphitheater, and sports amenities—promote collaboration and cultural exchange.
Rooted in sustainability and innovation, the campus also fosters environmental awareness, empowering students to become changemakers in a rapidly evolving global society.