Compare International Schools in Sakaka, Saudi arabia

Al-Andalus International Schools – Al-Jouf

Instructs in English

Type Co-educational

Al-Andalus International Schools – Al-Jouf is a K-12 school with separate campuses for boys and girls, located on Prince Abdulrahman Al-Sudairi Road in Sakaka. It offers an American curriculum aligned to Common Core Standards, delivered mainly in English with Arabic and Quran/Islamic Studies taught in Arabic. The school emphasizes religious, moral, ethical, and cultural grooming within a balanced international education. AIS Al-Jouf operates under the Saudi Ministry of Education and holds Cognia accreditation; initial accreditation was achieved in 2009 with reaccreditation in 2015. The campus features modern learning spaces and integrated technology to support interactive teaching, plus after-school and enrichment activities. Co-curriculars include robotics, math and science programs, swimming and taekwondo, as well as arts-related events such as ART Fair, STEAM Fair, Spelling Bee and Debate. Trips to KAUST and cultural visits broaden horizons. The school emphasizes leadership, communication, and college counseling to prepare for international higher education opportunities globally.

Location

Main Branch, 7217, Old Plan District, Sakaka 72341, Saudi Arabia

Stages

Elementary; Middle & High School (boys and girls)

Type

Private school with separate campuses for boys and girls

Additional learning support

Student counseling program including social counseling and college counseling

Country affiliation

United States (via Cognia accreditation)

Application / registration fees
- No separate application or registration fee is stated for Al‑Andalus International Schools – Al‑Jouf.

Tuition fees (2026/27) — full year and per term
- Amounts shown are per academic year (full year) and per term (first term / second term). SAR is the currency.

Boys — Saudi track (full year / per term)
- Grade 1 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 2 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 3 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 4 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 5 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 6 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 7 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 8 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 9 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 10 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 11 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 12 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.

Boys — Mawhiba track (selected grades shown)
- Primary (example listed: Grade 4 Mawhiba): SAR 15,000 / SAR 7,500 / SAR 7,500.
- Middle (example listed: Grade 7 Mawhiba): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- High (example listed: Grade 10 Mawhiba): SAR 19,000 / SAR 9,500 / SAR 9,500.

Girls — Saudi track and KG (full year / per term)
- KG1: SAR 10,000 / SAR 5,000 / SAR 5,000.
- KG2: SAR 11,000 / SAR 5,500 / SAR 5,500.
- KG3 (KG3/Pre‑KG): SAR 11,000 / SAR 5,500 / SAR 5,500.
- Grade 1 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 2 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 3 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 4 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 5 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 6 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 7 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 8 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 9 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 10 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 11 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 12 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.

Girls — Mawhiba track (selected grades shown)
- Primary (example listed: Grade 4 Mawhiba): SAR 15,000 / SAR 7,500 / SAR 7,500.
- Middle (example listed: Grade 7 Mawhiba): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- High (example listed: Grade 10 Mawhiba): SAR 19,000 / SAR 9,500 / SAR 9,500.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is published both as a full‑year amount and as per‑term amounts (first term / second term); the per‑term figures shown are equal halves of the annual fee. SAR amounts above are the posted full‑year and per‑term values.
- A sibling discount is applied: a 10% discount on the net tuition for the second child and each additional child enrolled in the same branch; the discount is conditional on timely payment (tuition for the term must be paid before the end of the second week of that term).
- Value‑Added Tax (VAT) at 15% is added to tuition for students holding non‑Saudi identity. Transport fees are shown exclusive of VAT for all students.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for the Al‑Jouf branch (no boarding charges apply).

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Transport (by area):
- Qarrah area — Round trip: SAR 2,200 per term / SAR 4,500 per year; One way: SAR 1,650 per term / SAR 3,500 per year.
- Sakaka area — Round trip: SAR 2,200 per term / SAR 3,500 per year; One way: SAR 1,650 per term / SAR 2,500 per year.
- Transport fees are not inclusive of VAT and are non‑refundable for the term after one week from the student's first day of using the bus.
- School uniform (grant and extra uniform prices):
- A free uniform is provided to each student as a grant; the school does not pay cash value if a parent elects to source uniforms elsewhere.
- Boys (example prices for extra items): standard uniform extra: SAR 150; jacket: SAR 150 (some stages SAR 100). Extra uniform prices include VAT.
- Girls (example prices for extra items): standard uniform extra by stage: KG/Primary extra SAR 150; Secondary extra SAR 200; jacket SAR 100; sports uniform SAR 150. Extra uniform prices include VAT.
- Other one‑off or incidental fees (exams, books, activities) are handled through parent billing and are not itemized on the tuition table above; transport and uniform fees are the main additional charges shown.

Refund information (applicable items)
- Transport fees are non‑refundable for a given term once one week has passed from the student's first day on the bus.
- The free uniform is granted in kind and its cash value is not payable to parents who choose to supply uniforms from outside vendors.
- The sibling discount is contingent on timely payment (see payment timetable condition above).

Fee payment options and process
- Electronic payment is supported through the network's SADAD invoicing service: payments may be made via all bank channels (ATM, internet banking, mobile banking and other bank channels) using the SADAD system. Parents receive an immediate confirmation/SMS after payment and can request a printed receipt through the accounting office. Minimum partial payment via the SADAD invoice can be SAR 3,000 when using that channel; full‑invoice and other payment options are also supported.
- The school issues a SADAD biller number and sends a payment reference; payments made through bank channels using that reference are accepted and reconciled automatically. Paper receipts are available on request.

If you require the figures formatted for import into a database, they are provided above as discrete SAR amounts (full year and per term) for each grade and item.

Curriculum

The school offers a balanced international education with a curriculum in English and Arabic. The curriculum is based on Common Core Standards and emphasizes religious, moral, ethical, and cultural grooming. English is the language of instruction; all subjects are taught in English except Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic. The program provides opportunities to develop strong academic skills and to handle responsibility.

Exam Results

Standardized exams include SAT, MAP, GAT (Qudrat), and Tahsili. The SAT has been an approved College Board SAT center since October 2018. MAP measures academic progress. GAT assesses deductive, logical, and critical thinking. Tahsili covers general mathematics, biology, English, physics, and chemistry as in Saudi general secondary education.

Higher Education Progression

The school offers college counseling to assist with university applications and major selection, nationally and internationally. Counselors provide workshops with international universities on admission requirements and procedures. Graduates are invited to speak about their journeys and post‑school plans.

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Al-Jouf International School

Fees SAR 7,200 - 13,000

Type Co-educational

Al-Jouf International School follows the Cambridge Secondary curriculum, delivering a clearly structured path for secondary students. The school runs a lively extracurricular program built around a series of competitions in academics, arts, languages, and civic topics. Core events include Mathematics Competition, Science Competition, and Social Studies Competition, as well as Answer The Book Contest, Qur'anic Competition, and Speech Feast (English). Art forms are celebrated through Art Craft And Wall Painting Competition and Art And Drawing, giving students outlets for creativity alongside academic work. The program is organized within a four-house system—Red, Blue, Green and Yellow Houses—where inter-house events foster teamwork, leadership, and school spirit. Sports Competition supports physical activity and wellbeing through regular participation and friendly rivalry. Cultural and language emphasis is evident in Qur'anic Competition and Speech Feast, promoting language development and cultural literacy. These competitions enrich learning by encouraging analytical thinking, research, and civic awareness in a supportive, collaborative environment.

Application / Admission Fees

- Admission fee (one-time, per student): SR 600 for first child; SR 500 for second child; SR 400 for third child.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term/installment amounts)

Notes on table columns used below: the published schedule shows a full annual fee for 1st, 2nd and 3rd child and a corresponding ‘‘after 5% discount'' value adjacent to each. The amounts below reproduce those published values.

- Montessori (LKG / UKG)
- Annual tuition: 1st child — SR 7,200 (after 5%: SR 6,840); 2nd child — SR 6,840 (after 5%: SR 6,498); 3rd child — SR 6,480 (after 5%: SR 6,156).
- Installments (three equal payments): 1st child — SR 2,400 per installment; 1st child (after 5%) — SR 2,280 per installment; 2nd child — SR 2,280 per installment; 2nd child (after 5%) — SR 2,166 per installment; 3rd child — SR 2,160 per installment; 3rd child (after 5%) — SR 2,052 per installment.

- Lower Primary (Grades I–III)
- Annual tuition: 1st child — SR 7,900 (after 5%: SR 7,505); 2nd child — SR 7,500 (after 5%: SR 7,125); 3rd child — SR 7,100 (after 5%: SR 6,745).
- Installments (three equal payments): 1st child — SR 2,633 per installment (rounded values published); 1st child (after 5%) — SR 2,502 per installment; 2nd child — SR 2,500 per installment; 2nd child (after 5%) — SR 2,375 per installment; 3rd child — SR 2,366 per installment; 3rd child (after 5%) — SR 2,248 per installment.

- Primary (Grades IV–VI)
- Annual tuition: 1st child — SR 8,400 (after 5%: SR 7,980); 2nd child — SR 7,980 (after 5%: SR 7,581); 3rd child — SR 7,560 (after 5%: SR 7,182).
- Installments (three equal payments): 1st child — SR 2,800 per installment; 1st child (after 5%) — SR 2,660 per installment; 2nd child — SR 2,660 per installment; 2nd child (after 5%) — SR 2,527 per installment; 3rd child — SR 2,520 per installment; 3rd child (after 5%) — SR 2,394 per installment.

- Middle (Grades VII–VIII)
- Annual tuition: 1st child — SR 9,900 (after 5%: SR 9,405); 2nd child — SR 9,405 (after 5%: SR 8,935); 3rd child — SR 8,910 (after 5%: SR 8,464.50).
- Installments (three equal payments): 1st child — SR 3,300 per installment; 1st child (after 5%) — SR 3,135 per installment; 2nd child — SR 3,135 per installment; 2nd child (after 5%) — SR 2,978 per installment; 3rd child — SR 2,970 per installment; 3rd child (after 5%) — SR 2,821.50 per installment.

- Higher / O-Level (Grades IX–X)
- Annual tuition: 1st child — SR 13,000 (after 5%: SR 12,350); 2nd child — SR 12,350 (after 5%: SR 11,732.50); 3rd child — SR 11,700 (after 5%: SR 11,115).
- Installments (three equal payments): 1st child — SR 4,333 per installment (published rounded value); 1st child (after 5%) — SR 4,117 per installment; 2nd child — SR 4,117 per installment; 2nd child (after 5%) — SR 3,911 per installment; 3rd child — SR 3,900 per installment; 3rd child (after 5%) — SR 3,705 per installment.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is presented as an annual amount and is shown to be payable in three installments of equal value (three instalments listed for each year group).
- Bus fees are listed as a single annual charge (see Bus Fees below).

Boarding fees

- No boarding fees or boarding programme entries appear in the published fee schedule. The school's published fee schedule covers day‑school tuition and transport; boarding is not shown as an option.

Other costs and mandatory extras

- Bus / transport: SR 2,800 per year (transport fee shown as an annual amount for full year).
- Admission fee: see Admission / Application Fees above.
- Other common charges often billed by schools (for example: uniforms, textbooks or workbooks, exam/assessment fees, medical insurance, extracurricular activity fees, school trips) are not itemised in the published fee schedule.

Refund information

- The published fee schedule does not provide a line‑by‑line refund policy or specific refund formula in the public fee document. No refundable/non‑refundable breakdown for admission or tuition appears in the schedule provided.

Fee payment options (methods accepted)

- The published fee schedule document does not specify accepted payment channels (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, cheque or cash) or detailed invoicing instructions. Parents should expect invoicing and payment method details to be provided directly by the school's administration.

Summary of available published information and its limitation

- The only published fee schedule located provides a detailed fee structure for the academic year shown in that document, including annual tuition by grade band, three equal instalment amounts, admission fees by child order, and an annual bus fee. The public fee document does not include a stated refund policy, specific payment method options, or a boarding fee line (boarding is not included). The publicly available schedule does not carry newer academic‑year labels for 2025/26 or 2026/27 on the document retrieved.

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Al Motaqadimah International Schools

Instructs in Arabic, English

Fees SAR 16,000 - 22,500

Type Co-educational

Al Motaqadimah International Schools is a Saudi-based network offering a co-educational, international track that follows American and bespoke curricula. Across a growing network of campuses in Riyadh, Al-Kharj, and Al-Ahsa (with a wider 38 integrated complexes across major cities), the schools deliver Local Path and American Diploma programs alongside a Quran Memorization Path. The schools emphasize STEM-focused, project-driven learning that integrates science, mathematics, technology, and English. Cognia accreditation anchors the quality standard, and ongoing teacher development supports a full digital transformation across campuses. Distinctive offerings include the Gifted and Talented program and the Innovative Learning Center in Al Narjis, Riyadh, which nurture advanced learners through enrichment and research opportunities. Language and culture are woven through bilingual pathways and language clubs, while pathways such as Road to the Job Market and volunteer initiatives prepare students for real-world impact. The network emphasizes character education aligned with local values.

Application fees

- No fixed application/registration fee amount is published for Al Motaqadimah International Schools campuses on publicly accessible school listings and the school's registration portal. The school uses an online registration form to reserve places and complete admissions paperwork; fees for seat booking or registration (when charged) are handled during the registration process and vary by campus.

Tuition fees by school year (annual amounts; per-campus examples)

- Al Motaqadimah International Schools — Al Malqa campus (annual tuition):
- KG1, KG2, KG3: SAR 16,200 per year.
- Primary (Grades 1–6): SAR 17,100 per year (each grade listed at this rate).
- Middle (Grades 7–9): SAR 18,900 per year (each grade listed at this rate).
- High School (Grades 10–12): SAR 22,500 per year (each grade listed at this rate).

- Al Motaqadimah International Schools — Olysha / Alisha campus (representative annual fees shown on listing):
- Kindergarten (KG1–KG3): SAR 14,000 per year.
- Early primary grades shown on the listing: SAR 16,000 per year for lower primary grades (listing shows primary-grade values beginning at SAR 16,000).

- Other campuses show different annual ranges (examples):
- An Narjis campus: typical annual tuition ranges reported SAR 20,000–SAR 30,000.
- Several other branch listings report campus-specific ranges (typical annual tuition across campuses varies roughly SAR 11,000–SAR 30,000 depending on campus, stage and campus facilities).

Per-term detail and how to interpret the annual figures

- The figures published for each campus are presented as annual tuition amounts. The school publishes annual tuition by campus and stage; per-term amounts are not listed explicitly in the public campus listings and depend on the billing structure the school applies for a given academic year (number of instalments/terms and whether the annual amount is split). To calculate a per-term figure you must divide the stated annual tuition by the number of terms/installments used by that campus in the relevant year.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Published campus listings show annual tuition amounts; payment timing and instalment options are arranged with the school. Accepted payment channels reported across campus listings include bank transfer to the school account, electronic payment, credit card and cash. Financing or monthly instalment services are offered through third-party financing platforms on the school booking channels. Parents are required to complete registration and provide proof of tuition payment as part of finalising enrollment. Specific billing deadlines, instalment plans and penalties for late payment are set by each campus and are applied at the time of registration/contract.

Boarding and accommodation fees

- Al Motaqadimah International Schools campuses operate as day schools; no boarding accommodation or boarding fees are listed for the campuses reviewed. Transportation (school bus) is provided as a separate service where available and carries an additional charge determined per route.

Other costs and additional charges

- Transport: School transport is offered at campuses that list it; transport fees are charged separately and vary by route and campus. Parents are advised that transport is an additional cost on top of tuition.

- Books, learning materials and activities: Listings indicate that books, consumable learning materials, and some extracurricular activities are normally charged in addition to the published tuition; the campus cost calculator tools referenced on campus pages treat transport, books and activities as additional items. Exact prices for textbooks, workbooks, activity fees and optional clubs are set by each campus at registration.

- Uniforms and supplies: Uniform prices and supply lists are handled at campus level; uniform purchase is typically a separate cost charged at or before the start of term. (No uniform price schedule is published in the campus listings reviewed.)

- Examination, assessment or external accreditation fees: If applicable (for example for external examination or international programme fees), these are charged separately by campus as required; no single, campus-wide amount is publicly listed.

Refund information

- No campus-level refundable/repayable fee schedule (for registration deposits, seat-holding payments or tuition refunds upon withdrawal) is publicly published in the listings and registration portal documents reviewed. Refund eligibility, the timing and the amounts (for example whether any registration or seat-holding fee is non-refundable, or whether a prorated refund is applied if a student withdraws before the term ends) are determined by policy at the campus at the time of enrollment. Parents must obtain the campus refund/withdrawal terms in writing when completing registration.

Fee payment options

- Reported payment methods across campuses include: bank transfer to the school's account, electronic payments via the school's payment systems, credit card payments and cash payments at the school office. Third-party financing/installment services are available through booking platforms that work with the school. Payment method availability and any associated processing fees are managed per campus and per academic year.

Short note on available public data and next steps

- Public campus listings provide annual tuition amounts by campus and stage (examples above). Application/registration fee amounts, explicit per-term billing schedules, published refund rules and detailed itemised charges for uniforms, books and transport are not posted as fixed figures on the public listings or the school registration portal for the campuses reviewed. For a definitive, itemised fee schedule by campus and for the 2026/27 academic year (or the latest available academic year), obtain the campus-specific fee schedule and the written financial policy that will be issued at registration.

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Sakaka International School

Type Boys School, Girls School

Sakaka International School sits in the Admin District of Sakaka, Saudi Arabia, on Girls Vocational Training Street. The campus holds Array Global Accreditation for five years with Merit, reflecting external recognition of its programs. Facilities include Tulip Hall, used for events and guest receptions, a dedicated Science Fair Room, a Library, a School Magazine, and an active Year Calendar that keeps families informed of school life. The school runs regular STEM projects through its annual SIS Science Fair, where students present work on DNA structure, chemistry, planets, medicine, solar energy, and wind-powered machines. Cultural and language programming is featured via World Arabic Language Day observances. Community connections are supported through World Tolerance Day activities and Road Map to Success workshops for higher grades. Extracurriculars center on Academic and Intellectual activities, including science competitions, and a commitment to service and language learning through ARRAY Global-related initiatives. The school welcomes international families.

Application fees
- No application or registration fee amount is published for the 2026/27 academic year. Electronic application is available for admissions, but no specific application fee figure is listed.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No published tuition amounts by year group, grade band, term, or full academic year for 2026/27 or 2025/26 are available. There are no public per-term or per-year fee figures to report.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- No published billing schedule, payment deadlines, installment options, or late-payment penalties are available. No publicly stated terms for when tuition must be paid (e.g., per term, annually, or by installment) are listed.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarder/boarding provision or boarding fee amounts are published. There is no public indication of boarding being offered or of any boarding fee schedule.

Other costs or fees (uniform, books, transport, activities, insurance, deposits)
- No published figures for additional costs such as uniforms, textbooks/materials, transportation, activity fees, capital/facility fees, security deposits, or insurance. These cost categories are not accompanied by public price amounts.

Refund information
- No published refund policy or refund schedule (for withdrawal, dismissal, or visa-related cancellations) is available in the school's public information. No conditions, deadlines, or percentages for refunds are listed.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, other methods)
- No published details of accepted payment methods (for example: credit card, debit card, bank transfer, cash, or online payment portal) are available. No information on where to remit payment or which bank details to use is published publicly.

Summary of availability
- The school's public pages include admissions and general school information but do not publish a fee schedule, fee amounts, payment terms, or related financial policies for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years; therefore specific monetary figures and payment procedures cannot be provided here. For reference, the school's main page and the electronic application page list contact details but contain no fee schedule or fee amounts.

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