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Bangladesh International School Dammam

Saudi Arabia, Dammam

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees SAR 2,880 - 7,800
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1200
Type Co-educational
Opened 1987
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages Bengali, Arabic
Stages Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Bangladesh International School Dammam is a Cambridge-credentialed school serving the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. Located in Dammam, it operates two sections: KG to X and XI to XII, enabling a continuous pathway through primary, secondary and pre-university levels. The school follows the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES) framework, with students taking O Level examinations after Grade X and A Level examinations after Grade XII. Examinations are conducted under the supervision of the British Council in the Eastern Province, ensuring standard assessment. The curriculum emphasizes English-based instruction across Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels, aligning with global university admission requirements. The school traces its history to the 1980s, with H. E. Hedayet Ahmed, then Bangladesh's ambassador, proposing the school as part of the embassy's education and cultural wing; BISD opened on 1 January 1987. AK Azad serves as Vice Principal.

BANGLADESH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, 6376, MUADH IBN MUSLIM - GHIRNATAHAD, DAMMAM 32243 – 2489, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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The Essentials

Bangladesh International School Dammam has 1,200 pupils, instruction in English.

Diving Deeper
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Fees

Annual tuition at Bangladesh International School Dammam ranges from SAR 2,880 to SAR 7,800 for 2026/27.

Application & admission charges
- Processing fee (application processing): SAR 20 per applicant.
- Admission fee (paid once on entry): SAR 1,800 for Bangladeshi students; SAR 3,500 for non‑Bangladeshi (foreign) students. This admission fee is not refundable.
- Readmission fee (where applicable after deletion/withdrawal): 50% of the admission fee (i.e., SAR 900 for Bangladeshi students; SAR 1,750 for non‑Bangladeshi students).
- Promotion fee (where applicable): one month's tuition fee (applies when a student is promoted).

Tuition fees (published monthly rates) — Bangladeshi students
- KG I – KG II: SAR 240 per month. Equivalent annual amount (monthly × 12): SAR 2,880. Per‑term equivalent (annual ÷ 3): SAR 960.
- Grade I – II: SAR 255 per month. Equivalent annual: SAR 3,060. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 1,020.
- Grade III – IV: SAR 265 per month. Equivalent annual: SAR 3,180. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 1,060.
- Grade V: SAR 280 per month. Equivalent annual: SAR 3,360. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 1,120.
- Grade VI: SAR 290 per month. Equivalent annual: SAR 3,480. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 1,160.
- Grade VII – VIII: SAR 300 per month. Equivalent annual: SAR 3,600. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 1,200.
- Grade IX – X: SAR 315 per month. Equivalent annual: SAR 3,780. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 1,260.
- Grade XI – XII: SAR 430 per month. Equivalent annual: SAR 5,160. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 1,720.

Tuition fees (published monthly rates) — Non‑Bangladeshi (foreign) students
- KG I – Grade V (early years / primary band): generally SAR 400–407 per month depending on the specific grade. Equivalent annual examples: SAR 4,800 (SAR 400 × 12). Per‑term equivalents follow by dividing the annual amount by 3.
- Grade VI – IX: generally SAR 420–427 per month depending on grade. Equivalent annual examples: SAR 5,040 (SAR 420 × 12). Per‑term equivalents follow by dividing the annual amount by 3.
- A‑level / Grade XI – XII (foreign students): SAR 650 per month (published). Equivalent annual: SAR 7,800. Per‑term equivalent: SAR 2,600.

How the per‑term and per‑year figures above were calculated
- The school publishes tuition as monthly charges. The annual figures above are the published monthly rate multiplied by 12. Per‑term figures shown are simple divisions of the annual figure by 3 to provide a common per‑term equivalent for database use; the school bills on a monthly basis in advance.

Sibling concessions / multiple‑child charges
- Published admission/tuition payment percentages for multiple children from the same family are: 1st child = 100% (full), 2nd child = 100% for Bangladeshi / 66.66% for foreign, 3rd child = 75% for Bangladeshi / 50% for foreign, 4th child = 25% for Bangladeshi / 33.33% for foreign. Staff children receive 50% concession. These percentages apply to the tuition/admission charge policy as published.

Lab, transport and other recurring ancillary charges
- Lab charges (applied from Grade XI onwards): SAR 15 per lab type (Physics SAR 15, Chemistry SAR 15, Biology SAR 15, Computer SAR 15) as a published monthly lab charge.
- Transportation: transportation charges are applied and must be paid in advance alongside school fees; the published materials instruct that school fee and transportation charges be paid in advance by the 20th of the current month. Specific route/seat transportation tariff amounts are not published in the publicly available fee chart.
- Uniforms, books, examination entry fees, and activity/extra‑curricular charges are additional costs that are applied to families; specific published monetary values for these items are not shown in the public fee chart. Lab charges for higher grades (see above) and any exam registration charges for Cambridge/IGCSE/A‑level years are charged in addition to tuition where applicable.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition and transportation charges are payable in advance — within the 20th of the current month — and the Accounts Office issues and manages fee collection. A late fee of SAR 1 per day is charged for overdue payments after the 20th; the maximum late fine published is SAR 100. Non‑payment for three successive calendar months may result in the student's name being deleted from the class register and the need to seek readmission, subject to the readmission fee. Fees, once paid, are stated as non‑refundable.

Refunds and cancellations
- The admission fee is explicitly non‑refundable. Published policy states that fees once paid are not refundable. Readmission and related charges apply if a student is removed for non‑payment or withdrawn and later seeks re‑entry.

Boarding / residential provision
- No published boarding or residential provision or boarding fees are listed in the school's public fee materials. No separate boarding fee schedule is published.

Fee payment options (how payments are handled in practice)
- The school's Accounts/Admissions Office handles invoicing and fee collection; published notices and administrative memos refer parents to the Accounts Office for payment details and fee‑clearance queries. The school's public fee chart does not list a specific public menu of accepted payment channels (for example, a published bank account number, a named payment gateway, or explicit credit‑card instructions) in the fee document made available for parents. Parents use the Accounts Office to arrange payment according to the school's billing notices.

Other notes required for accurate billing in your database
- Promotion fee, readmission fee, lab charges (Grade XI+), processing fee, and transportation charges are separate to the monthly tuition and should be recorded as distinct fee lines. The admission fee is a single up‑front, non‑refundable charge and must be recorded per student on first admission. Sibling concession percentages are applied as published and should be modelled into multi‑student family invoicing rules.

Brief note on gaps in public fee materials (for completeness of your database entry)
- The publicly available fee documents publish monthly tuition rates, one‑time admission/processing fees, lab monthly charges for higher grades, sibling concession percentages, and the school's billing timing and late‑fee policy. The public materials do not publish explicit transport fares by route, itemized uniform/book prices, or a set list of accepted payment channels (bank account details, payment gateway links or on‑site card acceptance policy). For those specific line‑items (transport tariff per route, uniform cost, and exact accepted payment methods), the school's Accounts/Admissions Office provides the operative figures on invoicing.
Academics

Bangladesh International School Dammam teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels.

Curriculum

The school follows the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES) for its course structure. Students sit for O Level after completing Grade X and A Level after completing Grade XII under UCLES, with examinations conducted under the supervision of the British Council in the Eastern Province.

Exam Results

In 2006 the school achieved a 100% pass rate in final examinations (announced May 2007). Cambridge Outstanding Awards 2012 recognized BISD students for top performances in IGCSE/O Level and A-Level, including Emma Mannan (Top in Kingdom in Additional Mathematics) and Anika Tabassum (Top in Dammam in General Mathematics).
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