Al Forsan International School vs Britus International Schools Al Olaya

	A Al Forsan International School Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	B Britus International Schools Al Olaya Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year SAR 23,000 - 34,000	Fees / year SAR 20,000 - 28,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
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Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum
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Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
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Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Al Forsan International Schools operate across four campuses in Saudi Arabia: Alizdihar Campus (Riyadh), Alqirawan Campus (Riyadh), Alrakah Campus (Al Khobar, Eastern Province), and Jeddah Campus (Jeddah). The campuses are located in Riyadh, the Eastern Province, and Jeddah, each serving its local city community. Transport links and access are via major city routes.	Location The BIS Al Olaya campus is located in the Olaya district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Prince Abdul Aziz bin Musaed bin Jalawi Street. The district is a central area with access to major city routes and amenities.
Stages	Stages Ages 3–18; kindergarten to Grade 12.	Stages The school provides a K-12 program with Pre-School, Elementary, Middle, and High School divisions.
School type	School type The schools use gender-segregated campuses: KG–Grade 3 attend on the girls' campus, and from Grade 4 onward boys move to their own dedicated campus; separate campuses exist for boys and girls across the Riyadh and Jeddah sites.	School type The school is co-educational and operates as a day school.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix The school serves local Saudi and expatriate students; BIS Al Olaya describes itself as inclusive for local and expatriate families. A published breakdown of nationalities is not available.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Academic support includes free reinforcement classes in core subjects.	Additional learning support The school offers support through guidance counselors and a range of top-up classes and interventions via ECIS. There is an on-site clinic with a nurse available during the school day.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation American-based curriculum aligned with CCSS and NGSS.	Country affiliation The school follows an American curriculum and is accredited by the American International Accreditation Association of Schools and Colleges (AIAASC).
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation Islamic teachings are observed; the schools are part of Ajialuna Educational Company.	Religious affiliation Religious affiliation is not declared in BIS Al Olaya materials.
School day structure	School day structure The Riyadh campuses operate Sunday through Thursday, 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM.	School day structure Campus hours run from 6:30 am to 3:00 pm, with start times and timetables published during the admissions process.
Bus service details	Bus service details A school transportation service is available; guardians can subscribe via the parent portal.	Bus service details No school bus service is offered.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / seat reservation fee - A deposit of SAR 3,000 is required to reserve a student seat. This SAR 3,000 deposit is included in the total school fees and is fully refundable up to the day before the start of the academic term. Tuition fees by year group (full-year and per-term amounts) - Kindergarten (KG): Full-year tuition SAR 23,000. First-term charge SAR 12,500 (new and current students). Second-term charge (current students) SAR 10,500. SAR amounts shown exclude VAT; VAT at 15% is applied where applicable. - Grade 1: Full-year tuition SAR 28,000. First-term charge SAR 15,000 (new and current students). Second-term charge (current students) SAR 13,000. - Grades 2–6: Full-year tuition SAR 30,000. First-term charge SAR 16,000 (new and current students). Second-term charge (current students) SAR 14,000. - Grades 7–9: Full-year tuition SAR 32,000. First-term charge SAR 17,000 (new and current students). Second-term charge (current students) SAR 15,000. - Grades 10–12: Full-year tuition SAR 34,000. First-term charge SAR 18,000 (new and current students). Second-term charge (current students) SAR 16,000. Transport (school bus) fees and payment - Bus fees for the full year: one-way SAR 3,450; two-way (round trip) SAR 4,600. Bus fees can be paid in three installments. Transport fees are charged for the full year and VAT treatment is noted in the school financial policy. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is billed in two installments (first term and second term). First-term fees must be paid in full before students receive books, uniforms, or access to classes; failure to pay by the due date can result in suspension of services, withholding of reports, and cancellation of discounts. Second-term charges for newly enrolled students may differ because of seat-preparation, books, and uniform costs. Parents must complete financial clearance and submit the full student file to reserve a seat. What is included in tuition and other mandatory items - Tuition includes school textbooks and one set of school uniform pieces according to grade-level policy. The school provides electronic versions of textbooks and workbooks; printing optional extra materials is the parent's responsibility. There is no separate uniform charge included in addition to tuition; however, if parents purchase uniforms outside the designated channel, there will be no reimbursement. Other costs, discounts, and special offers - A special opening discount of SAR 2,000 is available at the Jeddah branch only (applies to all grades). - Sibling discounts: a 5% discount applies for the second through fourth youngest sibling and a 10% discount applies for the fifth sibling, subject to the school's discount conditions (payment timing requirements). To qualify, payment must be made before the end of the first week of the term. Refunds and withdrawal charges - The SAR 3,000 seat reservation deposit is refundable until the day before the start of the academic term. No tuition refunds are issued beginning the third week of the term. If a student is withdrawn within the first week of the school start date, the tuition refund will be processed after deducting SAR 3,000 plus an additional SAR 2,500 for books and uniforms. If a student is withdrawn at the beginning of the second week, 20% of the total tuition will be deducted plus the SAR 3,000 reservation fee and an additional SAR 2,500 for books and uniforms. Transportation fees are non-refundable after the first week of subscription. School uniforms and books are not refundable. Fees for a full term will apply when a student fails to attend without submitting an official withdrawal request via the parent portal or the admissions email. Fee payment options and bank details - Accepted payment methods: cash at the school financial department; credit card (Visa or MasterCard); debit card (MADA); personal cheques payable to Ajialuna Educational Company; and bank/wire transfer to campus-specific bank accounts. For wire transfers, a copy of the wire transfer and the student ID must be emailed to the finance contact for the campus. Bank account details are provided by the school for each campus (Arab National Bank for Al Izdihar; Saudi Investment Bank for Al Rakkah; Riyad Bank for Al Qirawan and Jeddah campus) and the school instructs parents to send transfer confirmations to the campus payment email addresses. Boarding - Boarding is not listed or charged; the school provides day schooling with optional transport services but no boarding fees are published. Payment-related conditions and consequences - Students who have not settled tuition for the previous year will be removed from rosters and will not advance to the next level. The school may suspend access to report cards, electronic services, and records until tuition is paid. Not paying the seat reservation fee does not constitute an official withdrawal; outstanding fees will remain due and the student's file will not be released until all fees are cleared.	Fee details Tuition and registration fees by year group (amounts in SAR) - Pre‑School (KG1–KG3) - Annual tuition: SAR 20,000. - Registration (application) fee: SAR 1,000. - Term 1: SAR 8,000; Term 2: SAR 6,000; Term 3: SAR 6,000. - Uniform charge shown: SAR 400 (uniform supplied by a third‑party supplier). - Books: provided by a third‑party supplier; new admissions receive free books as published. - Lower School (Grade 1–3) - Annual tuition: SAR 22,000. Registration fee: SAR 1,000. Term 1: SAR 8,800; Term 2: SAR 6,600; Term 3: SAR 6,600. Uniform charge: SAR 400. Books: provided by a third‑party supplier. - Lower School (Grade 4–6) - Annual tuition: SAR 24,000. Registration fee: SAR 1,000. Term 1: SAR 9,600; Term 2: SAR 7,200; Term 3: SAR 7,200. Uniform charge: SAR 550. Books: provided by a third‑party supplier. - Middle School (Grade 7–9) - Annual tuition: SAR 26,000. Registration fee: SAR 1,000. Term 1: SAR 10,400; Term 2: SAR 7,800; Term 3: SAR 7,800. Uniform charge: SAR 550. Books: provided by a third‑party supplier. - High School (Grade 10–12) - Annual tuition: SAR 28,000. Registration fee: SAR 1,000. Term 1: SAR 11,200; Term 2: SAR 8,400; Term 3: SAR 8,400. Uniform charge: SAR 550. Books: provided by a third‑party supplier. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are presented on a three‑term billing basis (Term 1, Term 2, Term 3) with the term amounts listed above; the registration fee is a separate one‑time charge shown alongside the tuition. - A 2.5% discount is applied for payment of the full year's tuition by the due date of Term 1 when payment is made by bank transfer. Timely payment is a condition for keeping any discounts. - An early‑re‑enrolment (early bird) discount of 10% is published for re‑enrolments meeting the stated deadline. A sibling discount of SAR 500 per child applies to the third and subsequent children enrolled. All discounts are subject to reversal if payment deadlines are missed. - VAT will be applied according to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia rules. Boarding fees - No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed in the published fee information for this school; all published fee lines relate to day‑school tuition, registration, uniform and books. Other costs and one‑off charges - Uniform: the fee table shows a uniform charge by year group (SAR 400 or SAR 550) and the school requires a regular and a PE kit; uniform items are supplied through a third‑party supplier. Separate uniform guidance and expectations are published. - Books: the published schedule indicates books are provided by a third‑party supplier; the published material also notes free books for new admissions. - No separate boarding, catering, transport, enrichment or capital/registration deposit fees are listed on the published tuition page beyond the registration fee, uniform charge and book provision noted above. Additional optional extras and incidental charges are not shown in the published fee table. Refund and cancellation information - No specific published refund, fee‑cancellation or withdrawal refund policy is provided on the school's published fee pages. Refund or cancellation terms are not specified in the fee schedule that is publicly shown. Accepted payment method referenced in the fee schedule - Bank transfer is explicitly referenced as a payment route (the 2.5% full‑year payment discount is tied to payment by bank transfer). Other specific payment channels (credit/debit card, online processor, direct debit) are not detailed in the published fee schedule. Key administrative notes (as published) - Registration fee for all year groups is SAR 1,000. Annual tuition and termly breakdowns are shown above per year group. Uniform provision and PE kit requirements are compulsory. Discounts and concessions are conditional on payment by the specified due dates. VAT is added in line with Saudi regulations. Books are listed as provided by a third‑party supplier and new admissions are noted as receiving free books. (Information above is drawn from the school's published tuition and admissions material.)
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are included in tuition. Each student receives one piece from the official uniform table according to their grade level. Uniforms for the 2025-2026 school year are available at Adeem stores in Riyadh and Alkhobar; additional uniform items can be purchased at Adeem Stores.	Uniform requirement The uniform is compulsory for BIS Al Olaya. Students wear two types of uniform: the regular daily school uniform and a PE kit worn only on PE days. The PE kit includes a white PE polo shirt (long or short sleeve), navy BIS Al Olaya shorts, white socks, and trainers. Clothing, equipment and bags should be clearly labelled with the student's full name and grade.
Food options	Food options —	Food options There is an on-site cafeteria on BIS Al Olaya's campus that serves meals. The cafeteria offers healthy meals for students.
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Al Forsan International Schools are owned and operated by Ajialuna Educational Company, a private education group. The group runs campuses in Riyadh (Alizdihar and Alqirawan), the Eastern Province (Alrakah in Alkhobar), and Jeddah (opened in 2025 within King Abdulaziz University).	Governance and ownership The school is owned and managed by Britus Education. Britus Education operates Britus International Schools across Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia, and Bahrain.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school follows an American CCSS/NGSS-based curriculum taught in English for students aged 3–18, with the American High School Diploma awarded at graduation. The program is organized into Kindergarten (KG1–KG3), Elementary (Grades 1–3 on the girls' campus and Grades 4–6), Middle School (Grades 7–9), and High School, with English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies as core subjects; Arabic and Islamic Studies are required, and non-native Arabic speakers can join Arabic from Grade 2; French is offered as an elective from Grades 4–6. The curriculum emphasizes 21st-century skills—critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, global awareness, and social responsibility—through innovative teaching strategies and technology integration. Admission for Grades 2–12 requires passing the previous grade with at least a very good level and completing placement tests in Arabic, Science, Mathematics, and WIDA; KG entry follows MOE age guidelines (KG1 at 3, KG2 at 4, KG3 at 5, Grade 1 at 6). Al Forsan operates across campuses in Riyadh (Alizdihar, Alqirawan, Alrakah) and Jeddah, with English-language instruction throughout.	Curriculum details Britus International School Al Olaya (BIS Al Olaya) in Riyadh's Al Olaya district offers a K–12 American curriculum based on US Common Core Standards, with English as the primary language of instruction and Arabic taught as a core subject. The school is organized into Pre School, Elementary, Middle, and High School, all following Common Core Standards; admissions materials indicate options between American and IB curricula. The Pre-School program uses the High Scope approach with specialist teachers delivering a child-centered early learning program. BIS Al Olaya is accredited by the American International Accreditation Association of Schools and Colleges (AIAASC). Enrichment and student support are integral, including an enrichment program, a Student Council, and guidance counsellors to foster 21st-century learning.
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school provides student wellbeing and SEL support through a combination of structured programs and digital tools. A dedicated Student Services portal gives guardians access to support services, the ability to view the student's file, and to submit complaints or suggestions, facilitating ongoing welfare communication. ClassDojo is used as a behavioral tool to share classroom progress with parents, supporting ongoing SEL-related monitoring. The school also runs an Intervention Support Program with weekly sessions for low-achieving students and a multi‑tiered approach, including regular parent communication and targeted strategies. Additional after‑school programs offer religious, educational, and recreational activities intended to foster personal growth and character development.	Social & emotional learning Britus International School Al Olaya provides social and emotional learning support through qualified Guidance Counsellors who work with senior leaders and class teachers to prioritize student well-being, with parents as partners.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school publicly discloses academic support for students, including general reinforcement classes, and an Intervention Support Program for low-achieving students, but does not publish a dedicated SEN department or a list of specific disabilities it can support. The Intervention Support Program is designed to address needs through weekly sessions with a multi‑tiered approach and parent involvement. General academic support is described as available, with reinforcement classes in core subjects. There is no publicly disclosed information about a specialist SEN facility or unit.	Special educational needs (SEN) The school does not publicly disclose information regarding dedicated SEN provision or whether BIS Al Olaya operates as a specialist SEN institution.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The ESL program is described as a cornerstone of the school, with students assessed using Fluency MAP and weekly targeted small‑group instruction to strengthen foundational reading skills. The program is implemented across campuses including Alizdihar, Jeddah, Alrakah, and Alqirawan, indicating broad EAL coverage. This language support is positioned to enable success across the curriculum. In addition, specialized Arabic for non‑native speakers is offered at all grade levels, with French available for some grades, supporting multilingual learners.	English as an additional language The school does not publicly disclose information regarding English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Staff emphasise social and emotional wellbeing as part of student support, with language on the careers pages noting care and support for students at academic, social, and emotional levels. The Intervention Support Program addresses students' needs through weekly sessions and parental communication, contributing to mental and academic support. After‑school programs and the Homework Club provide structured environments that can enhance wellbeing through routine and constructive activity. The ESL program and general academic support also contribute to students' confidence and resilience by facilitating access to learning across subjects.	Mental wellbeing Mental wellbeing is supported through Guidance Counsellors who provide social and emotional support and coordinate with parents to sustain student wellbeing.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding policies.	Safeguarding Child protection and safeguarding are prioritized; BIS Al Olaya notes a safe and secure site and maintains a Child Protection and Safeguarding policy available for review in the Policy Section.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The Al Forsan International Schools operate four campuses in Riyadh (Alizdihar and Alqirawan), Alkhobar (Alrakah), and Jeddah (Jeddah Campus). The Alizdihar Campus consists of five advanced buildings and has separate campuses for boys and girls, with kindergarten to Grade 3 on the girls' campus and Grade 4 onward on the boys' campus. The Jeddah Campus, located on the King Abdulaziz University campus, spans 21,538 square meters, accommodates up to 3,250 students, and offers more than 40 advanced educational and recreational facilities. The campuses emphasise state-of-the-art educational facilities and modern learning environments. After-school programs include religious, educational, and recreational activities to extend learning beyond the classroom.	Facilities overview The school site is a large open campus with a mixture of generous outdoor sports facilities and specialized teaching areas. The design is based on a large square layout from which the campus sections function. The school is located in the Al Olaya District on Prince Abdul Aziz bin Musaed bin Jalawi Street. The campus includes libraries, laboratories, playgrounds, and an indoor play area.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities Outdoor sports facilities are generous on the campus. The school has multiple playgrounds for physical education and break times. A qualified physical education teacher leads activities including aerobics, karate, and other sports. The playgrounds support PE classes and morning assemblies.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The schools provide state-of-the-art educational facilities and modern learning environments.	Academic facilities Library with a large collection of books supports reading and research; library classes are held weekly and students visit the library with their English or French teachers for targeted reading and listening activities. The library space includes a smart board and resources used for exhibitions, debates, presentations, and competitions. Computer labs enhance programming and digital literacy. Science labs for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are well laid out to promote active, safe learning. The on-site clinic provides health services and annual physical and dental check-ups with a nurse available during the school day.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities After-school programs include religious, educational, and recreational activities to extend learning beyond the classroom.	Extra curricular facilities An enrichment program takes education beyond the classroom and into wider engagement. Extracurricular and co-curricular activities are integral to developing the enrichment profile, with a range of local and international partnerships to offer diverse opportunities. Enrichment aims to prepare students as true 21st century learners by developing entrepreneurship, social reform, and the use of technology to support innovation and excellence, guided by core values of perseverance, integrity and trust.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Al Forsan International Schools (FIS) operates in Riyadh, the Eastern Province, and Jeddah as part of Ajialuna Educational Company. The first campus opened in Riyadh in 2013, offering education from kindergarten to high school. A second campus followed in 2018 in the Eastern Province (Khobar), and a third campus opened in 2021 in the Al-Qairawan District of Riyadh. A fourth campus opened in 2025 in Jeddah on the King Abdulaziz University campus, expanding the network to serve students aged 3–18 with English-medium instruction and an American curriculum aligned to CCSS and NGSS.	History Britus International School—Al Olaya was established in 2021 as a purpose-built K-12 school in Riyadh. The curriculum is American-based and aligned with US Common Core Standards, emphasizing inquiry-based learning and 21st-century skills. The school is owned and managed by Britus Education, the education arm linked to GFH Financial Group. BIS Al Olaya holds accreditation from the American International Accreditation Association of Schools and Colleges (AIAASC). The campus participates in the Spark Education Platform (SEP), which supports educator development and innovative practices.
Community	Community AFIS operates campuses in Riyadh (Alizdihar and Alqirawan), Alkhobar (Alrakah), and Jeddah (Jeddah Campus). The schools offer After School Programs that include religious, educational, and recreational activities to extend learning beyond the classroom. Parental involvement is supported through regular progress reports and open parent meetings, with guardians accessing student data and services via a dedicated Parent Portal; Classera, Savvas Realize, Microsoft Teams, and Outlook facilitate ongoing communications. The school conducts parent-focused workshops, including NGSS-focused sessions, to help families engage with their children's learning.	Community BIS Al Olaya emphasizes a strong, inclusive school community with an active student council involved in leadership and collaboration, supported by dedicated guidance counselors. The school maintains a governance structure that includes a Parent Council, a Board of Managers, and a Senior Leadership Team to foster family engagement. The enrichment program and campus activities reflect ongoing student-centered events and cultural activities that bring families onto campus. Community events occur throughout the year, including International Day of Charity, a French Contest, and a Football League in January 2026.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Public information describes a parental involvement framework centered on a Parent Portal for administrative and communications needs. Guardians can access student records, transport arrangements, and financial balances through the portal. Classera, Savvas Realize, Microsoft Teams, and Outlook are used to connect with families, supporting ongoing teacher–parent communication. The school hosts parent-focused events and workshops, including NGSS sessions, to deepen understanding of curriculum and learning at home. Regular progress reports and open parent meetings are part of the home–school partnership, and after-school programs provide additional family‑involved activities.	Parent teacher association The school has a formal Parent Council that connects families with school leadership, alongside a Board of Managers and a Senior Leadership Team. The Parent Council collaborates with leadership to support student welfare and enrichment and coordinates engagement with the BIS Al Olaya community. The campus also features a Student Council, illustrating opportunities for student and family participation in school life. BIS Al Olaya is owned and managed by Britus Education, which underpins an organized governance framework supporting PTA activities. Notable PTA/community events include International Day of Charity, French Contest, and Football League documented on the January 2026 calendar.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school's curriculum is built on the American Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Instruction is in English. It serves ages 3–18 and awards an American High School Diploma. The teaching staff is at least 60% native English speakers, and the program emphasizes 21st‑century skills such as critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, global awareness, and social responsibility, delivered through innovative teaching strategies like integrated technology, cooperative learning, differentiated instruction, goal setting, cross‑curriculum teaching, and assessment for learning.	Academic & intellectual Britus International School Al Olaya runs a robust enrichment program that extends learning beyond the classroom and into the wider world. It emphasizes 21st century skills and inquiry-based learning to prepare students for global opportunities. The program includes entrepreneurship, social reform, and the use of technology to support innovation and excellence. Extracurricular and co curricular activities are wide and varied and highly valued by students and the wider community.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Art is an elective for Grades 4–6; Art is scheduled for all students in that range. After‑school programs also offer opportunities in the arts alongside sports, technology, and leadership.	Arts & creative Enrichment includes cultural activities and events that foster creative expression. Students participate in competitions and world events that broaden their artistic interests. The program aims to provide high quality learning experiences that nurture creativity in line with BIS Al Olaya values.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Arabic language and Islamic Studies are major components of the curriculum; Non‑Arabic speakers can attend Arabic language classes starting in Grade 2; French is offered as an elective for Grades 4–6; The language of instruction is English.	Cultural & language Enrichment focuses on global issues through world events to build cultural awareness. It relies on partnerships with local and international organizations to provide diverse cultural experiences. These opportunities help students develop intercultural understanding and global perspectives.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies After‑school programs cover sports, arts, technology, and leadership. Specific offerings include Homework Club with weekly progress reports, ESL, a Gifted and Talented WE Challenge program, STEM activities, After School External Prep, Phonic Mornings, and Intervention Support.	Social & hobbies Extracurricular activities are broad and valued by students and the wider community. The enrichment program encourages student-led activities, teamwork, and engagement with a range of interests.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service Extracurricular activities are designed to engage the community and build partnerships with local and international organizations. The program emphasizes collaboration, cultural events, and community involvement.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional WE Challenge identifies high‑achieving students for Gifted and Talented work; Public speaking is part of after‑school programming, and leadership development is supported through these activities.	Leadership & professional Entrepreneurship and leadership development are integral to enrichment. The program aims to develop leadership, collaboration, and professional skills among students.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Physical Education is included (Grade 4–6). After‑school programs provide opportunities for sports and recreation. The school day runs Sunday–Thursday from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and campuses include Alizdihar, Alqirawan, Alrakah, and Jeddah.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The campus provides outdoor sports facilities and spaces for physical activity, supporting student health and wellbeing. The enrichment program promotes wellbeing through diverse experiences that foster physical, mental, and social development.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The language of instruction is English. Special Arabic for non-native speakers is offered at all grade levels. French is offered for grades 4 through 12.	Language provision —
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions —	Admissions 1. Eligibility and grade levels. The school offers a K-12 curriculum based on international American standards and is located in the Al Olaya district of Riyadh, welcoming local and expatriate students. Admissions are open for the 2025/2026 academic year. Review grade levels to determine eligibility before applying. 2. Application and initial contact. Start Your Application or request a callback to begin the process. A member of the admissions team will be in touch within 24 hours. You can book a campus tour or contact Admissions to discuss next steps. 3. Assessment and documents. A placement test may be part of the admissions process to determine appropriate placement. Submit required documents and confirm enrollment with a simple reservation process. The placement results inform final placement decisions. 4. Campus visit and final enrollment. Tour the campus to see facilities and learn about the program. Speak with Admissions to understand curriculum and fees and to finalize enrollment. Final enrollment occurs after tests and documentation are completed.
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