When it comes to educational supplies in Qatari schools, British brands are definitely leading the way.
Two standout names Findel International and TTS have made a serious impact across the region. Known for their reliable service, innovative products, and deep understanding of what teachers actually need, they’ve become go-to partners for many schools in Qatar, especially those following the British curriculum.
Findel offers an incredibly wide range of resourcesfrom early years to secondary, covering everything from science kits to special needs materials. What sets them apart is their experience working directly with schools in the Middle East. They’re not just shipping boxesthey’re helping schools find the right solutions for their classrooms. That kind of tailored support is exactly what schools in Qatar value.
TTS is all about creative and effective classroom resources. Whether it’s STEM kits, phonics tools, or classroom management aids, their products are designed by educators, for educators. Their hands-on approach and focus on professional development make them a natural fit for schools looking to go beyond the basics. Plus, with local partnerships in the Gulf, schools get better access to products and quicker delivery.
While British suppliers are dominating overall, Lakeshore Learning deserves a mention especially among schools in Qatar following the U.S. curriculum. Their early childhood and elementary resources are hugely popular, and their classroom furniture and hands-on learning tools are a staple in many American-style schools.
That said, in terms of scale, variety, and region-specific experience, UK suppliers like Findel and TTS continue to take the lead.
Qatar’s education system is growing fast and schools are demanding more from their suppliers. British companies are stepping up, delivering not just materials, but real solutions. Their mix of innovation, reliability, and on-the-ground experience makes them the top choice for many Qatari educators.
In short? The UK brands are doing more than just keeping up they’re setting the pace.