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Al-Andalus International Schools – Najran

Saudi Arabia, Najran

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees SAR 10,000 - 18,400
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2022
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum, Islamic Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Arabic
Strengths Academic Enrichment, Languages, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction

Al-Andalus International Schools – Najran is a Cognia-accredited boys' campus located at Najran University in Najran, Saudi Arabia. The Najran Boys Branch offers kindergarten through high school, with separate campuses for boys and girls. The school delivers a blended curriculum of American, Islamic, and bespoke programs tailored to community needs. It aims to meet local expectations while promoting flexible, innovative learning and a steady emphasis on academic excellence and value education. The staff are well prepared to guide students in developing character, inquiry, and citizenship. Cognia accreditation has been maintained since 2009, with reaccreditation in 2015. Extracurricular life includes field trips and programs, such as a recreational visit to Tim Lab Museum in Jeddah, the Live the Challenge program from the Early Childhood Club, and the Mastering the Quran program with Bayan Association at high school. CSR activities include free courses and broader community involvement initiatives.

Najran University, Najran, Saudi Arabia

The Essentials

Al-Andalus International Schools – Najran has instruction in English, Arabic.

Location

Najran, Saudi Arabia. Al-Andalus International Schools operates a Najran branch. The Najran Boys Branch – High School Level is referenced in the Latest News, indicating separate gender-specific campuses in Najran. The Najran branch is part of the Al-Andalus International Schools network.

Type

Boys' school (Najran Boys Branch)

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia
Fees

Annual tuition at Al-Andalus International Schools – Najran ranges from SAR 10,000 to SAR 18,400 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- No separate application or one‑time registration fee is listed for Al‑Andalus International Schools – Najran.

Tuition fees (per year and per term) — Boys branch

- Grade 3 (Primary): SAR 11,000 per year; SAR 5,500 per term.
- Grade 4 (Primary): SAR 12,000 per year; SAR 6,000 per term.
- Grade 5 (Primary): SAR 12,000 per year; SAR 6,000 per term.
- Grade 6 (Primary): SAR 12,000 per year; SAR 6,000 per term.
- Grade 7 (Intermediate, 1st intermediate): SAR 13,000 per year; SAR 6,500 per term.
- Grade 8 (Intermediate, 2nd intermediate): SAR 13,000 per year; SAR 6,500 per term.
- Grade 9 (Intermediate, 3rd intermediate): SAR 13,000 per year; SAR 6,500 per term.
- Grade 10 (Secondary, 1st secondary): SAR 16,000 per year; SAR 8,000 per term.
- Grade 11 (Secondary, 2nd secondary): SAR 16,000 per year; SAR 8,000 per term.
- Grade 12 (Secondary, 3rd secondary): SAR 16,000 per year; SAR 8,000 per term.

Tuition fees (per year and per term) — Girls branch (including KG)

- KG 1: SAR 10,000 per year; SAR 5,000 per term.
- KG 2: SAR 11,000 per year; SAR 5,500 per term.
- KG 3: SAR 11,000 per year; SAR 5,500 per term.
- Grade 1 (Primary): SAR 11,000 per year; SAR 5,500 per term.
- Grade 2 (Primary): SAR 11,000 per year; SAR 5,500 per term.
- Grade 3 (Primary): SAR 11,000 per year; SAR 5,500 per term.
- Grade 4 (Primary): SAR 12,000 per year; SAR 6,000 per term.
- Grade 5 (Primary): SAR 12,000 per year; SAR 6,000 per term.
- Grade 6 (Primary): SAR 12,000 per year; SAR 6,000 per term.
- Grade 7 (Intermediate): SAR 13,000 per year; SAR 6,500 per term.
- Grade 8 (Intermediate): SAR 13,000 per year; SAR 6,500 per term.
- Grade 9 (Intermediate): SAR 13,000 per year; SAR 6,500 per term.
- Grade 10 (Secondary): SAR 16,000 per year; SAR 8,000 per term.
- Grade 11 (Secondary): SAR 16,000 per year; SAR 8,000 per term.
- Grade 12 (Secondary): SAR 16,000 per year; SAR 8,000 per term.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are shown as annual amounts or split by term; the school accepts either full‑year or per‑term billing as shown by the annual and first/second term figures.
- The sibling discount requires timely payment: the second and subsequent siblings receive 10% off the net tuition for each term provided tuition for the relevant term is paid before the end of the second week of that term.

Value‑added tax (VAT) and discounts

- A 15% VAT is added to tuition for students holding non‑Saudi identity.
- Transport fees are shown as inclusive of VAT (15%) for all students.

Transport (school bus) fees — prices per term and per year

- Inside the university city:
- Full academic year: SAR 4,000.
- Per term: SAR 2,000.
- One‑way full year: SAR 3,000.
- One‑way per term: SAR 1,500.
- Outside the university city:
- Full academic year: SAR 4,500.
- Per term: SAR 2,250.
- One‑way full year: SAR 3,500.
- One‑way per term: SAR 1,750.
- Transport fees are stated as inclusive of VAT and are non‑refundable for a term after one week from the first day the student uses the bus.

Uniforms and related costs

- Each student receives two free school uniforms as a school grant; the grant amount is not payable as cash.
- Extra uniform prices (SAR) — Boys:
- KG: SAR 0 for each additional uniform.
- Primary: SAR 150 per additional uniform.
- Intermediate: SAR 200 per additional uniform.
- Secondary: SAR 200 per additional uniform.
- Boys jacket (additional): SAR 100 (primary and above).
- Extra uniform prices (SAR) — Girls:
- KG: SAR 150 per additional uniform.
- Primary: SAR 150 per additional uniform.
- Intermediate: SAR 200 per additional uniform.
- Secondary: SAR 200 per additional uniform.
- Girls jacket (additional): SAR 100. Sport uniform (girls): SAR 150. All extra uniform prices include VAT.

Boarding

- No boarding program or boarding fees are listed for this branch.

Refunds and non‑refundable items

- Transport fees for a given term are non‑refundable after one week from the first day the student used the bus; no separate general tuition refund policy is provided in the published fee schedule.

Fee payment options and contact for payment queries

- Specific accepted payment channels (for example: credit card, bank transfer, or in‑person payments) are not specified in the published fee schedule. For payment enquiries use the school contact details: phone +966 920020282 and email crm@as.edu.sa.
Academics

Al-Andalus International Schools – Najran teaches American Curriculum, Islamic Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum

The Najran branch provides classes from kindergarten to high school with separate campuses for boys and girls. It aims to meet community aspirations with authentic values taught by a well-prepared staff. It employs flexible and innovative curricula. Cognia accreditation is held, with initial accreditation in spring 2009 and reaccreditation in spring 2015. The curriculum emphasizes academic excellence and value education.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides a Student Counseling Program. Social counselors are appointed for different grades to devote time for students. Students can meet with counselors, teachers, and Vice Principals to discuss curriculum and course offerings. The Social Counselor assists with social, family, emotional, or academic concerns. High School students receive college counseling to assist with universities admissions and oversee applications. Regular workshops with international universities guide admissions requirements and procedures.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through the Student Counseling Program. The Social Counselor is available to assist students with social, family, emotional, or academic needs. Students can meet with counselors, teachers, and Vice Principals to discuss curriculum and course offerings. The program includes college counseling for high school students to support future plans. The school conducts regular workshops with international universities to guide admissions requirements and procedures.
Parent Experience

Community

The school has Corporate Social Responsibility with Community Involvement and Free Courses. This CSR program engages with the local community and provides free courses. Latest News shows activities and outreach programs in 2025, including a field trip to the Tim Lab Museum in Jeddah on January 8, 2025; the Live the Challenge program on January 9, 2025; and the Mastering the Quran program in collaboration with Bayan Association on October 14, 2025.
Facilities

Extra Curricular Facilities

Field trips and programs form part of the extracurricular offering. A recreational educational trip to Tim Lab Museum in the historic district of Jeddah is organized for students. The Live the Challenge program is provided by the Early Childhood Club to foster engagement and resilience. The Mastering the Quran program is conducted in collaboration with Bayan Association for Najran Boys Branch at the high school level. Corporate social responsibility activities include free courses and community involvement initiatives.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school uses flexible and innovative curricula. Cognia accreditation has been granted since spring 2009 and reaccredited in spring 2015. Academic Excellence and Value Education are strategic focus areas.

Cultural & Language

Najran Boys Branch – High School Level conducts the Mastering the Quran program in collaboration with Bayan Association.

Social & Hobbies

Student life includes clubs and organized activities. The Live the Challenge program was presented by the Early Childhood Club.

Community & Service

Corporate Social Responsibility is featured with Community Involvement and Free Courses.
Languages

Language Provision

AIS offers instruction in English with Arabic taught as part of the curriculum. English is the language of instruction for all subjects; Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic are taught in Arabic. The curriculum is based on Common Core Standards and focuses on students' religious, moral, ethical, and cultural grooming.

Bilingual Teaching

English and Arabic are used in the curriculum. English is the language of instruction for most subjects. Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic are taught in Arabic.
Reputation

Accreditations

Cognia accreditation. AIS was initially accredited in Spring 2009 and reaccredited in Spring 2015. Cognia accreditation is a global standard used to guide school improvement and ensure quality.
School Events
The school has not added events