Riyadh Schools Al Malqa vs Riyadh Schools Hittin

	R Riyadh Schools Al Malqa Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	R Riyadh Schools Hittin Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year SAR 33,350 - 52,325	Fees / year SAR 33,350 - 52,325
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
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Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 900
Typical class size	Typical class size 19	Typical class size 19
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
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Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The Riyadh Schools Al Malqa campus is located in the Al-Namouthajiyah District, Riyadh. It is part of the Riyadh Schools network and is reachable via major city roads in the Riyadh area. The campus is one of several Riyadh Schools campuses serving the city, including Hittin, MISK City – Irqa, and Al Namudhajiyah campuses.	Location Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus is in the Hittin area of Riyadh, located in the Al-Namouthajiyah District, Riyadh 13518, Saudi Arabia. It is part of the Riyadh Schools Group, which operates several campuses in Riyadh. The city has public transport options including the Riyadh Metro and a broad bus network that serve central Riyadh neighborhoods. This campus is one of several Riyadh Schools sites in the city.
Stages	Stages The school serves students aged 3 to 18, covering early years through high school.	Stages The school serves students aged 3 to 18, indicating Kindergarten through Grade 12. The admissions information confirms an age range of 3 to 18 and enrollment for both genders. The campus presents a unified K–12 offering in its public materials, though a separate admissions FAQ notes classes from Kindergarten to Grade 8; current materials show a broad K–12 scope.
School type	School type Co-educational. The campus admits both girls and boys.	School type Co-educational. There is no explicit information about boarding facilities in the current published materials.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix No published data on nationalities or ratios; the school describes a diverse student body.	Pupil nationality mix The school describes its student body as diverse, but no precise numbers, nationalities represented, or local-to-international ratios are publicly disclosed.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Support for learning includes personalized academic counseling, tailored English language support, Arabic and Islamic studies assistance, and after-school 1:1 sessions. Career advisors and personal counselors are available as part of student services.	Additional learning support No dedicated SEN provisions are listed on the campus materials. Student services include Classera e-learning, school email, Office 365, and a calendar for 2025–2026, with no specific SEN program described.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation The curriculum is an American international program aligned with Californian standards.	Country affiliation Saudi Arabia. The campus operates in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, under the Saudi Ministry of Education framework.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation There is no formal religious affiliation; Islamic values and Arabic heritage are integrated into the program.	Religious affiliation No formal religious affiliation is indicated. The curriculum emphasizes Saudi heritage and includes Islamic and Arabic cultural elements as part of the program.
School day structure	School day structure The program offers an English-language education for students aged 3–18, with Arabic and Islamic studies integrated. After-school 1:1 support is available for students needing extra help.	School day structure Exact daily start and end times are not published on the campus pages. The 2025–2026 academic calendar shows the start of the school year on September 2, 2025, but daily timetable details are not listed publicly. Families should obtain exact timings from the admissions office after applying.
Bus service details	Bus service details A dedicated school bus service is not listed on public pages; transportation arrangements are not specified.	Bus service details Bus service details are not published for Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus. Prospective families should contact the campus directly to confirm transport options and arrangements.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Overview (academic year 2025–2026) - Riyadh Schools Al Malqa publishes annual tuition rates by stage. These rates apply to both boys and girls and a 10% sibling discount applies to additional siblings after the first enrolled child. Application and registration fees - An application fee is required at the time of application and must be submitted as part of the admissions process. Specific one-time application and registration fee amounts are not published in the public admissions material. Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts and estimated per-term amounts) - Kindergarten (KG1–KG3) - Annual tuition: SAR 33,350. - Estimated per term (if billed over three terms): SAR 11,117 per term (33,350 ÷ 3, rounded to nearest riyal). This per-term figure is a calculated estimate based on a three-term billing model commonly used by international schools. - Elementary (Grade 1–6) - Annual tuition: SAR 45,425. - Estimated per term (three-term model): SAR 15,142 per term (45,425 ÷ 3, rounded). - Middle School (Grade 7–9) - Annual tuition: SAR 48,300. - Estimated per term (three-term model): SAR 16,100 per term (48,300 ÷ 3). - High School (Grade 10–12) - International program annual tuition: SAR 52,325. - General (national) program annual tuition: SAR 42,550 (where the general-program rate is published separately for high school). - Estimated per term (three-term model): International program SAR 17,442 per term (52,325 ÷ 3, rounded); General program SAR 14,183 per term (42,550 ÷ 3, rounded). Sibling discount - A 10% sibling discount applies to additional siblings after the first enrolled child. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are stated as annual tuition amounts. Payment of required fees is expected after students have passed admissions testing and been offered enrollment. Detailed published term deadlines, due dates, penalties for late payment, or an official multi‑term billing calendar are not provided in the publicly available admissions material. Some local school listings indicate that booking and installment options are available for tuition payment, which supports the use of installment plans at point of billing (installment structure and deadlines are not published). The per-term figures above are estimates only and should be treated as calculated examples if a termly split is used. Boarding fees - No boarding or residential education program information or boarding fee schedule is published for Riyadh Schools Al Malqa; the campus operates as a day school. Other costs and fees - Uniforms: Wearing the official school uniform is required. The school's uniform policy is published, but uniform price lists or package costs are not publicly listed. - Additional possible costs: Textbooks, learning‑platform/device requirements (the school uses Classera for admissions and e‑learning), meals (school restaurant is listed among services), transport, extracurricular activity fees, exam/assessment fees, and specific resource or capital charges may apply, but specific amounts for these items are not published in the available admissions material. Refund information - No publicly posted refund policy, fee‑cancellation schedule, or detailed refund conditions are available in the school's admissions or registration materials. Fee payment options - Admissions and registration are processed through the Classera platform and the school uses enterprise systems (Oracle ERP) for administrative services; specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, SADAD, IBAN details, or in‑person payment options) are not listed in the published admissions materials. Information on available payment channels and any bank details or online payment portals is not published in the public admissions content. Summary of what is not published in public admissions materials - Exact amounts for one‑time application, registration, capital, or seat‑reservation fees (where applicable) are not published. - A detailed billing calendar (term due dates and deadlines) and late‑payment penalties are not published. - Official refund and cancellation terms are not published. - Itemised costs for uniforms, transport, books, meals, devices, or extracurricular activities are not published. - Specific accepted payment methods and banking details are not published. For clarity: the annual tuition figures and the sibling discount are published as stated above; where per‑term amounts are shown they are calculated estimates assuming a three‑term billing split (three‑term billing is a common model used by many international schools).	Fee details Application fee - A non‑refundable application fee is required at the time of application; a receipt of the non‑refundable application fee is listed as a required document for completing the application process. Tuition fees — annual and per‑term (by school stage) - Early Years / Kindergarten: SAR 33,350 per year. Per term (if billed in two equal terms): SAR 16,675.00 per term. - Elementary school: SAR 45,425 per year. Per term (if billed in two equal terms): SAR 22,712.50 per term. - Middle school: SAR 48,300 per year. Per term (if billed in two equal terms): SAR 24,150.00 per term. - High school: SAR 52,325 per year. Per term (if billed in two equal terms): SAR 26,162.50 per term. Notes on the tuition figures and sibling discount - A sibling discount of 10% applies to additional siblings after the first enrolled child. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is listed as an annual charge. The school's registration/billing structure shows the annual fee together with first‑term and second‑term billing columns, and the school offers installment payment arrangements through its billing channels. Parents are required to submit fees according to the school's billing schedule and to provide proof of payment where requested. - Receipt of the application fee is required before the admissions review and assessment process proceeds. Boarding fees - Boarding is not listed among services for Riyadh Schools Hittin; the campus operates as a day school for students aged 3–18 and no boarding/boarding fee schedule is published for the Hittin campus. Other costs and fees - Uniform: A school uniform is required; uniform items are listed as part of school requirements and are not included in the tuition figure. Parents are responsible for purchasing the official uniform. - School meals / cafeteria: The school operates a campus dining service; meal costs are separate and billed or paid in addition to tuition as applicable. - Transport, textbooks, devices and consumables: transport, books, ICT/device requirements (where applicable) and certain activity or program fees are charged separately from tuition and may be billed through the school's billing system or requested at registration. Device and equipment arrangements are included in the group campus guidance on student device responsibilities. - External examination or specialized program fees (if applicable): Any external exam fees, national exam charges or fees for specialized external programs are additional to the listed tuition and are handled through the school's billing process. Refund information - The application fee is non‑refundable. Other refund or cancellation terms (for example for registration deposits, mid‑year withdrawals or program cancellations) are governed by the school's billing and enrolment contract and are handled through the school's billing office; specific refund rules are determined by the school's billing policies. Fee payment options - Payments are processed through the school's parent services / billing systems (Oracle ERP parent portal) and the school's designated application platforms used for admissions and parent communications. The school offers installment options through its billing channels. For invoice delivery, payment instructions and the electronic payment methods enabled on your parent portal, use the school's parent services / billing channel. Summary of the most relevant figures (annual) - Kindergarten (Early Years): SAR 33,350. - Elementary: SAR 45,425. - Middle: SAR 48,300. - High: SAR 52,325. If you need any single line of the above (for example: a single stage's annual and per‑term amounts with the exact citations included in one place) I have provided the figures and the supporting school billing references above.
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement All students are required to wear a school uniform. Details about the uniform and how to purchase it are provided upon enrollment.	Uniform requirement Uniforms are mandatory for all students. The full Riyadh Schools uniform must be worn, with a separate PE uniform on PE days, and winter jackets are permitted in specified colors. Uniforms can be purchased from any retailer that sells Riyadh Schools-approved uniforms, or items can be tailored to Riyadh Schools designs.
Food options	Food options The campus has a School Dining Hall with an on-site restaurant serving age-appropriate meals aligned with health criteria; Maqsafy electronic ordering and payment is available for meals. The menu includes items such as salads, main dishes, breads, desserts, and beverages.	Food options Riyadh Schools Hittin has a School Restaurant that serves age-appropriate meals and follows health criteria. An electronic purchasing system called Maqsafy supports meal ordering and payment.
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Riyadh Schools Al Malqa is part of the Riyadh Schools Group. The campus is led by a General Director (Saeed Bannoub). The Riyadh Schools Group maintains partnerships with organizations such as the Misk Foundation.	Governance and ownership Riyadh Schools Hittin is part of the Riyadh Schools Group, a non-profit organization. The Riyadh Schools Group is a subsidiary of the MiSK Foundation and operates multiple campuses, including Hittin. The campuses include Riyadh Schools Hittin, as listed among the group's locations.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Riyadh Schools Al Malqa offers a Kindergarten to Grade 8 American international curriculum aligned with Californian standards, with bilingual English and Arabic instruction. The curriculum follows Common Core standards for literacy and mathematics, and incorporates Next Generation Science Standards and AERO social studies standards. Arabic and Islamic studies are integral parts of the program, reflecting Saudi heritage and national values. The early years program blends world-recognized approaches such as Montessori and Reggio Emilia with play-based learning, while upper grades emphasize inquiry-based, standards-aligned instruction. Assessments include formative and summative methods, with MAP growth assessments used to guide personalized learning plans; the school also utilizes Classera, Office 365, and the Riyadh Virtual School for digital learning. Beyond academics, Riyadh Schools Al Malqa offers a broad range of extracurricular activities and community service to build leadership, collaboration, and global awareness.	Curriculum details Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus offers an American international curriculum aligned with Californian standards, with instruction delivered in English and a strong emphasis on Arabic proficiency. The program runs Kindergarten through Grade 8 (ages roughly 3 to 14), delivering core subjects including English, Arabic, Mathematics, Science, and National Subjects such as Islamic Studies and Saudi social studies. The curriculum integrates STEAM and interdisciplinary projects, supported by a 1:1 device program to foster digital literacy. Saudi values and Islamic traditions are embedded within a global context to prepare students for local and international engagement. Beyond academics, a broad program of clubs, sports, arts, and community service supports leadership, teamwork, and civic responsibility.
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Beyond the Classroom at Riyadh Schools Al Malqa Campus offers an extensive range of extracurricular activities and community service programs designed to develop well-rounded individuals. Students can participate in sports, arts, music, and various clubs that foster teamwork, creativity, and leadership. Community service initiatives encourage empathy, social responsibility, and a strong sense of civic duty. By engaging in these activities, students gain critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills. The approach supports social and emotional development as part of the broader educational mission.	Social & emotional learning Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus describes its education as well-rounded, promoting physical, social, and intellectual growth, which supports students' social and emotional development. The campus emphasizes a safe and nurturing environment that underpins students' emotional well-being and engagement with learning. It highlights values and cultural appreciation, including compassion, integrity, and leadership, aligning with social-emotional learning goals. Initiatives mentioned include the Riyadh Virtual School and the One Nation educational program, which extend learning access and social connection beyond the classroom. A 1:1 device initiative supports student autonomy and confidence, contributing to SEL in a modern learning context.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Riyadh Schools Al Malqa Campus provides comprehensive support for all students, including personalized academic counseling, tailored English language support, and specialized Arabic and Islamic studies assistance. 1:1 sessions for students needing extra help are offered after school hours. Additionally, career advisors and personal counselors are available to guide students. The school uses MAP assessments to track growth and inform personalized learning plans. The school does not publicly disclose which specific Special Educational Needs categories it can support, nor whether it is a specialist SEN institution.	Special educational needs (SEN) Public information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision at Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus is not disclosed. The Student Services page lists Classera E-learning, student email, Office 365, a calendar, and general services, with no SEN resources described. There is no published detail on the kinds of needs supported or whether the campus operates as a specialist SEN institution. The absence of SEN detail in the public materials suggests that SEN support, as a distinct program, is not described. The campus is not identified as a specialist SEN institution.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Tailored English language support is provided as part of the school's support-for-learning program to help students access the English-language curriculum. The school emphasizes an English-speaking learning environment while respecting Arabic heritage. After-school 1:1 sessions address individual language needs. MAP assessments are used to track growth and to tailor learning plans, including language support.	English as an additional language Explicit EAL (English as an Additional Language) provision is not publicly disclosed by Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus. The language profile mentions English and Arabic proficiency as part of the curriculum, indicating bilingual expectations. There is no stated dedicated EAL program or staff in the publicly available materials. A Riyadh Virtual School offers online classes, but this program is not described as an EAL support service. No additional EAL interventions or language-support staff are documented.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Personal counselors are available to support students' mental wellbeing as part of Comprehensive Student Services. Extracurricular activities and community service programs promote social and emotional development, empathy, and teamwork. Career advisers and the IT and counseling staff contribute to a nurturing and inclusive learning environment. The school's MAP assessments and personalized counseling work together to monitor well-being and progress.	Mental wellbeing Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus emphasizes a safe, nurturing environment as part of its approach to student development. The materials describe holistic education that includes social and physical growth, which supports mental wellbeing. No specific mental wellbeing programs, counseling services, or mental health staff are publicly documented. The school references values-based education and community-building efforts, which contribute to a positive climate for wellbeing. Routine wellbeing activities or formal wellbeing supports are not publicly disclosed in the available materials.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding A dedicated safeguarding policy is not publicly disclosed on the Al Malqa site. The site publishes a Code of Conduct and various policies under Policy and Procedure (including Academic Policy and Important Instructions), which relate to student safety and conduct but do not publish a stand-alone safeguarding policy.	Safeguarding Public information about safeguarding and child protection policies at Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus is not disclosed. The available pages provide contact details but do not outline safeguarding procedures or measures. There is no published detail on safeguarding staff, training, or implementation within the campus. The absence of explicit safeguarding documentation in the public materials suggests safeguarding information is not publicly disclosed. Requests for safeguarding information should be directed to campus contacts.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Riyadh Schools Al Malqa offers a multi-use campus with substantial indoor and outdoor spaces. Key facilities include King Salman Hall (1,300 seats) and a 350-seat theater for performances. An Olympic-size swimming pool, an outdoor football pitch, and enclosed gymnasiums support a wide range of activities. Several spaces on campus are described as available for rent, reflecting a versatile environment for school and community use.	Facilities overview Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus offers an American international curriculum aligned with Californian standards for students aged 3 to 18. The campus supports technology-enhanced learning through a 1:1 initiative that provides every student with a smart device. Modern classrooms and integrated digital resources underpin daily lessons. Advanced science and computer laboratories are part of the academic facilities. It also features expansive sports fields and creative arts spaces for activities such as music and visual arts.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The Olympic-size swimming pool supports swimming and aquatic clubs. A world-class football pitch serves football and other field sports, with enclosed gymnasiums and outdoor playgrounds for PE and after-school activities. These facilities enable a variety of sports and clubs.	Sports facilities Expansive sports fields are available for outdoor activities and team sports. The admissions materials emphasize outdoor athletic spaces on campus.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Technology resources include a Classera e-learning system and a 1:1 device program, providing each student with a smart device. Smart interactive boards are used across classrooms to support digital learning.	Academic facilities Advanced science laboratories and computer laboratories are part of the academic facilities. A 1:1 device program provides every student with a smart device. The American international curriculum is aligned with Californian standards.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities The theater (350 seats) and King Salman Hall (1,300 seats) host productions, assemblies, and other events. On-site facilities support sports and arts clubs, with some spaces available for rent for events.	Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular activities include sports, arts, music, and clubs; community service programs are also offered.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Riyadh Schools trace their origins to their establishment in 1970 AH, marking more than five decades of development. The Al Malqa Campus is part of the Riyadh Schools Group and is a subsidiary of the Misk Foundation, linking it to the group's governance and philanthropic initiatives. The network offers an American international curriculum aligned with Californian standards, reflecting its emphasis on global academic benchmarks. Riyadh Schools emphasizes integrating Saudi cultural values with global educational standards and fostering a strong partnership between school and family.	History Riyadh Schools has operated for five decades, rooted in Saudi values and a commitment to educational excellence. Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus marks the group's North Riyadh expansion, opening a new chapter within the Riyadh Schools Group umbrella. The campus is part of Riyadh Schools Group and a subsidiary of the Misk Foundation, linking it to a broader network of programs. The curriculum blends Saudi traditions with global standards and emphasizes proficiency in English and Arabic. The school maintains a strong emphasis on partnership with families and a holistic, technology-enabled learning environment.
Community	Community The student body at Riyadh Schools Al Malqa Campus is diverse, aged 3 to 18, and the school integrates Arabic and Islamic studies with the American curriculum to foster global readiness. The campus emphasizes cultural development, balancing respect for Saudi traditions with a global outlook and providing a learning environment enriched by cultural experiences. Extracurricular programs, including clubs, sports, and community service, support teamwork, resilience, and civic engagement. Innovative use of technology and interdisciplinary projects promotes critical thinking and collaboration.	Community The Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus serves students aged 3 to 18 in a diverse community anchored in Saudi values and a global outlook. The curriculum blends an American international framework with Saudi traditions and Arabic and national subjects to support bilingual proficiency. Beyond academics, the campus offers extensive extracurricular activities and clubs, with community-service initiatives and an annual student magazine launched for 2024–2025. The Riyadh Virtual School and the One Nation program reinforce cultural and national values as part of the broader community.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Riyadh Schools operates a dedicated Parent Information Center designed to support parental participation in the educational process. The Center aims to improve engagement by facilitating communication between parents and schools, coordinating events, and gathering feedback. Its goals include enhancing regular parent conferences, activating the alumni network, providing high-quality communication services, and increasing overall parent satisfaction. Duties of the Center include coordinating evening meetings between teachers and parents, inviting parents to events, and ensuring the Director General's newsletters reach families. The Center also organizes social events and participates in public occasions, functioning as the PTA-like channel through which families connect with the school.	Parent teacher association Riyadh Schools operates a centralized Parent Information Center to strengthen parent participation in the educational process. The center provides high-quality services and facilitates communication between families and schools, including appointment booking and direct contact options. Its goals include regular improvements to parent conferences, activation of the alumni network, and organizing social events and participation in public occasions. Duties include coordinating evening meetings between teachers and parents, inviting parents to events, and ensuring newsletters are distributed to families. Parents can reach the center by phone, mobile, or through the Classera platform to discuss concerns or arrange meetings.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Riyadh Schools Al Malqa emphasizes STEAM education embedded across the curriculum and uses an inquiry-based learning model to encourage questions, exploration, and collaboration. The school aligns with international standards and tracks progress with Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) assessments to tailor instruction. Electives include Music, additional languages beyond English and Arabic, and Sports, supporting academic enrichment through diverse domains.	Academic & intellectual Extracurricular activities include clubs, sports, and community service that foster teamwork, resilience, and civic engagement. Technology-enabled learning and interdisciplinary projects strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Music is offered as an elective, and the campus provides dedicated spaces for creative arts to support visual and performing arts. The program emphasizes arts learning as part of the broader extracurricular offering.	Arts & creative The campus provides creative arts spaces and supports student engagement in arts-related activities alongside other extracurriculars.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Arabic and Islamic Studies are integral to the curriculum, reinforcing language, heritage, and values. Electives include additional languages beyond English and Arabic, expanding students' linguistic options. The campus also emphasizes cultural awareness and global perspectives across programs.	Cultural & language English is the language of instruction. The school emphasizes pride in Islamic and Arabic traditions while maintaining a global outlook, integrating Arabic language and Islamic studies with a broader international program.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Students participate in sports and various clubs, providing opportunities to pursue recreational and interest-based activities beyond academics. The broader extracurricular framework includes arts and music alongside these clubs.	Social & hobbies Students participate in clubs and sports and may form hobby groups and social clubs as part of the school community.
Community & service	Community & service Community service programs and outreach initiatives are part of the campus culture, promoting empathy, social responsibility, and civic engagement. These activities are integrated with other extracurricular offerings to develop civic-minded students.	Community & service Community service and civic engagement are part of the student experience, promoting service and social responsibility.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Leadership development is integrated through student government, leadership programs, and clubs that foster teamwork, initiative, and mentoring. The campus emphasizes developing leadership skills as part of its beyond-the-classroom activities.	Leadership & professional Leadership development is a core focus, with personalized guidance to help students become responsible, innovative leaders.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports programs are available with expansive sports fields to support physical activity and team-based participation. This supports students' physical health and collaborative skills as part of well-being within the extracurricular framework.	Lifestyle & wellbeing A broad activity program includes sports and outdoor activities aimed at supporting students' physical and mental well-being.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Languages taught include English (language of instruction) and Arabic (Arabic language studies). The curriculum includes Arabic and Islamic studies in addition to the American framework. Additional language electives beyond English and Arabic are available. The school provides tailored English language support and specialized Arabic and Islamic studies assistance as part of its student services.	Language provision English and Arabic are the core languages of instruction. Language study in English and Arabic is central to the curriculum, which also covers National Subjects, Math, and Science. The school operates at international benchmarks while upholding Saudi values and culture.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching Riyadh Schools Al Malqa Campus emphasizes bilingual education. The school uses English as the language of instruction and incorporates Arabic language and Islamic studies as part of its curriculum. The school aims to develop bilingual, curious, and collaborative learners.	Bilingual teaching Riyadh Schools Hittin Campus provides bilingual education with instruction in English and Arabic. The curriculum emphasizes proficiency in both languages. It integrates Saudi traditions with global standards to develop independent, bilingual thinkers who excel in English and Arabic. The 1:1 initiative supports language learning by providing every student with a smart device.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Step 1: The application is submitted through the Classera platform. The Classera platform provides the application form and submission instructions. Submitting the application initiates the admissions process for Riyadh Schools Al Malqa. After submission, the admissions team provides guidance on the next steps. Step 2: During the visit, the campus is toured; the staff are met; the admission process is explained; and the programs offered are described.	Admissions 1. Step 1: The school serves students aged 3 to 18 and uses English as the language of instruction, with Arabic proficiency also emphasized. The curriculum integrates Saudi traditions with global standards, and the school operates with a 1:1 device program for students. The aim is to develop independent thinkers who can engage with both local and international contexts. 2. Step 2: Submit the Online Application. The process is conducted through the Classera platform, which collects essential information about the student and family. Prepare the required documents including the student's passport photo page; both parents' passport photo pages; final report card from the previous year and the current year-to-date report; standardized test results if applicable; a financial clearance letter if transferring from another Saudi school; iqama copies for the student and sponsoring parent; immunization records; a company letter acknowledging sponsorship/employment; receipt of the non-refundable application fee; and for Saudi nationals, Family Book and Ministry of Education (MoE) approval letter. Some documents may be requested by the admissions office. 3. Step 3: Review and Assessment. After the application is complete and the fee is submitted, the Admissions Office reviews the file. Students are required to undergo admissions testing to assess academic readiness. The process also checks age and language eligibility, including English language proficiency. 4. Step 4: Decision and Enrollment. Following the review and testing, the admissions decision is communicated by email or text within a week. Accepted students receive an enrollment packet with further instructions. Families should complete enrollment within the specified timeframe. 5. Step 5: Waitlist. If the desired grade or class is full, the student is placed on a waitlist. The school will notify families if a seat becomes available. 6. Step 6: Orientation and onboarding. The school hosts an annual orientation session for all new students and families in August, which provides information about policies, expectations, curriculum, and resources. Initial one-to-one consultations, health and fitness assessments, personalized planning, and progress reviews are part of the onboarding process. Attendance is expected to ensure a smooth start. 7. Step 7: Fees and discounts. Tuition is published for Kindergarten through High School, with a 10% discount for siblings. The listed annual fees are 33,350 for Kindergarten, 45,425 for Elementary, 48,300 for Middle School, and 52,325 for High School. Parents should factor these amounts into their planning during admissions.
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Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist If no seats are available in a desired grade or class, the student is placed on a waitlist. The school will notify families if a seat becomes available.
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