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Saudi Arabia, Riyadh
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
