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Al-Yasmin International School has 2,250 pupils, instruction in English.
Location
Al Yasmin International School is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It sits in the Al Malaz neighborhood. The postal address is P.O. Box 380, Riyadh 11391. The school serves primarily the Indian diaspora.
Stages
AYIS offers K–12 education. The CBSE curriculum is taught for Grades I–XII. Kindergarten is co-educational, with gender separation starting from Grade I onward.
Type
AYIS is a private day school. It is affiliated with the Peevees Group of Schools and follows the CBSE curriculum. The school does not indicate a boarding facility.
Pupil Nationality Mix
Public information indicates admission is open to Indian students only. The school primarily serves the Indian diaspora; exact nationality mix is not publicly disclosed. The CBSE affiliation suggests a strong Indian student representation.
Additional learning support
There is no publicly listed provision for Additional Learning Needs (SEN) on official materials. The admissions pages outline standard documentation for enrollment but do not mention SEN services.
Country affiliation
India (CBSE curriculum; CBSE Gulf Sahodaya affiliation). The school operates within the Saudi education system but follows the Indian CBSE framework.
Religious affiliation
No formal religious affiliation is listed in official materials. The school follows CBSE curricula and operates as a private day school.
School day structure
Typical day timings known publicly: Nursery to UKG from 6:30 am to 10:30 am; Class I to XII from 6:30 am to 12:30 pm. The academic week runs Sunday to Thursday.
Bus service
The school provides its own transport with buses for students, including a teacher on each bus for supervision. Bus pick-up and drop-off occur within the start/end of the school day. A navigation system is being installed to track buses and inform parents of location.
Fees
Annual tuition at Al-Yasmin International School ranges from SAR 8,625 to SAR 11,499 for 2026/27.
Application & one‑time fees
- Prospectus & admission form fee: SAR 115 (payable at the time of the entrance test). - Admission fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): First child SAR 805; second child SAR 460.
Tuition fees (per term) and equivalent annual totals — first child / second child / third child onwards
- Nursery / LKG: SAR 2,875 per term (annual = SAR 8,625). Second child: SAR 2,559 per term (annual = SAR 7,677). Third child onwards: SAR 2,156 per term (annual = SAR 6,468).
- UKG: SAR 3,067 per term (annual = SAR 9,201). Second child: SAR 2,729 per term (annual = SAR 8,187). Third child onwards: SAR 2,300 per term (annual = SAR 6,900).
- Grade 1 to Grade 5: SAR 3,143 per term (annual = SAR 9,429). Second child: SAR 2,798 per term (annual = SAR 8,394). Third child onwards: SAR 2,358 per term (annual = SAR 7,074).
- Grade 6 to Grade 10: SAR 3,450 per term (annual = SAR 10,350). Second child: SAR 3,002 per term (annual = SAR 9,006). Third child onwards: SAR 2,864 per term (annual = SAR 8,592).
- Grade 11 & Grade 12: SAR 3,833 per term (annual = SAR 11,499). (No alternate sibling column amounts are shown for these grades in the published fee table.)
Sibling discounts
- The published schedule shows reduced per‑term tuition rates for the second child and lower per‑term rates for the third child onwards in the fee table; an additional sibling discount of SAR 225 per term for the third child onwards is referenced in published school‑listing summaries.
Transport (school bus) fees and related charges
- Monthly transport fee: SAR 230 per child; an extra SAR 58 applies for longer routes. Transport is charged monthly and is separate from tuition. - Transport re‑admission (one‑time) fee: SAR 288 (non‑refundable). - Transport discounts: 20% discount is shown for third child onward for transport.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school bills on a three‑term academic structure: one term = four months; there are three terms per academic year. Tuition figures above are stated as "term fees" and the annual totals follow from three terms. Fees are payable per term. - Admission procedures indicate that, after admission is approved, prescribed fees are deposited at the school cash counter. The prospectus/entrance test fee is collected at the time of registration/entrance test.
Boarding / residence fees
- The school operates as a day school; no boarding or residential fees are applicable.
Other costs and recurring extras
- Textbooks, workbooks, stationery, uniform, school meals and some activity or resource charges are treated as additional costs outside the term tuition in routine school listings; uniform is required and is available but its cost is not listed in the published fee table. Parents should plan for separate outlays for uniforms, books and any optional trips or extra activities.
Refund information
- The published fee sheet explicitly identifies the admission fee and the transport re‑admission fee as non‑refundable. No comprehensive tuition refund schedule appears on the published fee table; the fees document lists specific non‑refundable items but does not provide a detailed mid‑term tuition refund formula on the page copied in the published fee document.
Fee payment options
- The admission/term fees are collected at the school cash counter as part of the admission process; the admissions information references payment at the cash counter following approval of admission. The published fee materials do not list a detailed menu of online or bank transfer payment channels in the fee sheet itself. Parents commonly pay the prescribed fees in person at the school cash office.
Contact and currency
- All fees above are published in Saudi Riyals (SAR). The school contact information and postal address are published together with the fee schedule.
Notes: The figures above follow the school's published fee sheet for the academic fee structure (term amounts are shown in the school's fee schedule; annual totals shown are the three‑term equivalents). The schedule shows explicit sibling reductions in the fee table and specific non‑refundable items (admission fee and transport re‑admission fee).
Academics
Al-Yasmin International School teaches Indian Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
Al Yasmin International School in Riyadh follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum for Grades I to XII and is affiliated with CBSE, including the senior secondary level (Grades 11–12). The Primary years (KG to primary) adopt the XSEED program to build foundational concepts, vocabulary, and communication skills. The medium of instruction is English. The curriculum is complemented by the Understand Quran Programme as part of the school's language and religious learning offerings. The school is located in Riyadh and is CBSE-affiliated, participating in the CBSE Gulf Sahodaya network.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school supports social and emotional learning through a holistic development approach that aims to cultivate emotional intelligence, social awareness, and global citizenship.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN provision, staff, or whether it operates as a specialist SEN institution.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school uses English as the medium of instruction (CBSE-affiliated, in Riyadh), and no EAL-specific programs are publicly disclosed.
Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is addressed through holistic development that emphasizes emotional intelligence and social development as part of the school's aims.
Safeguarding
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding and child protection.
Admissions
Admissions
The school offers the CBSE curriculum from Grade I to XII. The curriculum emphasizes traditional academic foundations with a strong pastoral and co‑curricular program, and the school includes a flagship XSEED program in the primary section. The principal is Dr. S.M. Shaukat Perwez. The complete address is Al Yasmin International School, Post Box 250380, Riyadh 11391, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The contact numbers are +966-11-4788815, 4783795, 4763859. The school is affiliated with CBSE (Affiliation No. 5730011).
Scholarships
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FAQs
What ages does Al-Yasmin International School serve and what grades does it cover?
Al-Yasmin International School serves students aged 3 to 18, covering Pre-School through Grade 12. It is a co-educational day school in Saudi Arabia. The Head of School is Dr. Salil Hassan.
Is Al-Yasmin International School a day school or boarding school?
Al-Yasmin International School operates as a day school; there are no boarding or residential options listed.
Who leads the school?
The Head of School is Dr. Salil Hassan, who oversees the campus leadership and educational direction.
Where is the school located?
The exact street address isn't provided in the available data, but the school is in Saudi Arabia. For the precise location, contact the admissions team.
What curriculum does the school follow?
Curriculum details are not specified in the provided information. However, the school offers programs like XSEED in primary and various science and technology labs.
What are the per-term tuition fees by year group, and how is the year billed?
Tuition is charged per term, with the year treated as three terms of four months each (the full year is 12 months). Nursery/LKG: 2,875 SAR (first child), 2,559 SAR (second child), 2,156 SAR (third child onwards). UKG: 3,067 SAR; 2,729 SAR; 2,300 SAR. Grades 1–5: 3,143 SAR; 2,798 SAR; 2,358 SAR. Grades 6–10: 3,450 SAR; 3,002 SAR; 2,864 SAR. Grade 11–12: 3,833 SAR per term.
What documents are required for admission and what is the process?
Admissions are open to Indian students from Pre-School to XII. Applications are reviewed in the third week of March and stay open until April 5 (with some exceptions for CBSE transfers). Required documents include two copies of each parent's passport and Iqama, the original Transfer Certificate, two student photos, the original report card (attested as required), two vaccination records, birth certificate, and sponsor's No Objection Certificate. After submission, the school will contact you with the stipulated date.
Are there any admission or other fees I should expect?
Prospectus and admission form cost 115 SAR. The one-time admission fee is 805 SAR for the first child and 460 SAR for subsequent children. A security deposit is refundable, and other one-time items may be non-refundable depending on the line item.
Is transport available and how is it priced?
Transport is optional. The monthly transport fee is 230 SAR per child, with a long-distance supplement of 58 SAR. There is a 20% discount for the third child onwards, and a transport re-admission fee of 288 SAR.
When are fees payable and what are the payment terms?
Tuition and transport are billed for a 12-month academic year. Fees are due at the start of each term and should be remitted on or before the 10th day of the first month of the term. An online payment facility is available, but only up to the 10th of the first month of the term, and missed payments may result in the student being struck off the rolls.
What costs exist beyond tuition that I should budget for?
Uniforms, textbooks, workbooks, stationery, school meals, and certain activity or resource charges are additional costs outside the term tuition.
What enrichment and STEM programs does the school offer?
The school offers XSEED as the flagship primary program to strengthen concepts and vocabulary. Additional programs include Digi Class, Robotics, Mobile Science Lab, Cyber Square, Mathematics Lab, Virtual Lab, and Science Labs for hands-on learning.
What arts and cultural opportunities are available?
The School Band provides a platform for musical creativity, and the Eco Club fosters environmental awareness. Educational trips, camps, and the Yasmin Youth Festival offer creative and cultural experiences.
Are there leadership and student involvement opportunities?
Yes. The Student Led Conference, Open Day, Expo, and Yasmin Youth Festival offer leadership opportunities and ways for students to take initiative and collaborate.
What sports and wellbeing programs does the school offer?
Wellbeing is supported through the Yasmin Sports Academy and Sports Development Programmes that promote fitness and teamwork. Educational trips, camps, and the School Band and clubs contribute to social and emotional well-being.
Are there Quranic or cultural programs, and how do they fit with academics?
The school offers the Understand Quran Programme and emphasizes cultural grounding through its Vision and activities like Yasmin Youth Festival, aiming for holistic development and connection to cultural heritage.
