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Where is Al-Hejaz International School located, and what age range does it serve?
Al-Hejaz International School is in Jeddah, in the Al Aziziyah District at 7458 Zuhayr Ibn Abi Salamah, Unit No 27, Jeddah 23342-2474. It serves students aged 3 to 14, covering KG 1–3, Primary (G1–G6) and Secondary (G7–G9). The school follows a British Curriculum with English as the language of instruction and has separate Girls and Boys sections.
What curriculum and language of instruction does the school use?
The school delivers a British Curriculum with English as the language of instruction. Arabic studies are included, and some lessons are delivered in Arabic in line with Saudi Ministry guidelines.
Is Al-Hejaz International School co-educational, and how are year groups organized?
Yes, the school is co-educational in practice with separate Girls and Boys sections. It organizes students into KG 1–3, Primary (G1–G6), and Secondary (G7–G9), aligned to the British curriculum.
What are the upfront fees and the annual tuition for different year groups?
Registration is SAR 700 (non-refundable) and Seat reservation is SAR 1,000 per seat (non-refundable and deducted from tuition; noted for Grades 6 and 8). Total annual fees vary by year group: KG1 SAR 11,500; KG2 SAR 12,000; KG3 SAR 13,000; Grades 1–3 SAR 15,000; Grade 4 SAR 15,800; Grades 5–6 SAR 16,400; Grades 7–8 SAR 17,800; Grade 9 SAR 18,400.
How are tuition payments billed and when are they due?
Billing is termly, with tuition and student fees due at the beginning of each term. The registration and seat reservation fees are non-refundable, and the seat reservation amount is deducted from the tuition invoice.
Are there discounts for families or early payments?
Yes. There is a 5% sibling discount for the first sibling and 10% for the second and subsequent siblings. A 10% discount is available for full cash payment during the early payment period; the sibling discount resets at the end of the academic year.
When does IGCSE preparation begin, and what checkpoint assessments are used?
IGCSE preparation begins in Grade 8. In Grade 6, checkpoint examinations are used to monitor progress toward higher-level subjects and pathways.
What is the reported graduation rate, and how are exams structured?
The graduation rate is reported at 98.8%. From Grade 8 onward, students begin IGCSE preparation as part of the curriculum.
How is Arabic taught at the school?
Arabic is taught in line with Saudi Ministry of Education guidelines, with some lessons delivered in Arabic as appropriate to the grade level.
What extracurricular programs or gifted-and-talented options does the school offer?
The school offers activities such as the Hour of Code and the Kangroo Mawhiba program for gifted and talented students, along with annual Student Recognition Awards.
What is the Kangroo Mawhiba program?
Kangroo Mawhiba is a program for gifted and talented students, providing enrichment opportunities beyond the standard curriculum.
Are there student recognition or leadership opportunities available?
Yes. The school hosts Student Recognition Awards to acknowledge student achievement, and it observes events like Teachers Day as part of its school culture.
Is boarding offered, and what is the uniform policy?
There is no boarding provision published for the school. Uniforms are provided for students at the start of the school year.
How are the gender sections organized, and what about governance?
The school has separate Girls and Boys sections. It is governed by a Board of Directors with a Chairman and is led by a principal.
What languages are taught, and is instruction bilingual?
English is the language of instruction, with Arabic and French taught as additional languages. The curriculum includes Arabic, Islamic Studies (including Quran), and French across different year levels.
Are French and Arabic offered at both primary and secondary levels?
Yes. Arabic and French are part of the Primary and Secondary curricula, with some lessons conducted in Arabic in line with MOE guidelines.
When was the school established, and where is it based?
Al-Hejaz International School was established in 2000 and is based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
What community events does the school run for families?
The school hosts a range of activities and yearly events, including Student Recognition Awards, Hour of Code, Kangroo Mawhiba, Students Awards, and Teachers Day.
How is the school governed?
The school has a Board of Directors with a Chairman and is led by a principal.
What accreditations does the school hold?
The school is licensed by the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Education and delivers a British Curriculum.
