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Taught languages Arabic, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu
Typical class size 2
Strengths Sport, STEM, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction
International Indian School Jubail (IISJ) in Al Jubail, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia, was founded on 30 November 1987 and is affiliated with CBSE (Affiliation No. 5730007). The school serves students from Pre-KG through XII and is organized with facilities including a Girls' block, as part of four buildings added to accommodate growth since the late 2000s. Admission follows MOE guidelines and CBSE requirements, with an academic year that typically runs from the first or second week of April to March of the following year. A one-time Establishment Levy is charged at admission, and tuition is billed as a lumpsum per year with different slabs depending on sponsorship or grade level. There are also self-paid concessional rates for some families. The primary curriculum is aligned to CBSE, with English as the common medium for instruction in the CBSE framework.
International Indian School
P O Box 1188,
Al Jubail 31951,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The Essentials
International Indian School Jubail has typical class sizes of 2, instruction in English.
Location
The International Indian School Jubail is located in Al Jubail, in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. The campus postal address is P.O. Box 1188, Al Jubail 31951. The school serves the Indian community in Jubail and surrounding areas and provides standard contact details (phone and email) for the campus.
Stages
The school offers education from Pre-KG through Class XII (K-12). The on-site structure includes a KG Section, Junior Primary (JPS), Senior Primary (SPS), CoEd Secondary, and separate Secondary Girls' and Senior Secondary Girls' and Boys' sections, with a CoEd Senior Secondary option as well.
Type
The school is a private, CBSE-affiliated institution. It operates as a mixed-gender school in some sections and has gender-segregated arrangements in others. Public materials indicate ongoing moves toward broader coeducation.
Pupil Nationality Mix
Not publicly disclosed. Public information indicates the school primarily serves Indian citizens in Jubail, without a published breakdown of nationalities or local/international ratios.
Additional learning support
Public information does not detail specific Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions or facilities at IIS Jubail. The school's published materials primarily describe grade bands and general administration rather than dedicated SEN support.
Country affiliation
The school is Indian-connected through its CBSE affiliation and its service to the Indian community in Jubail. The affiliation is with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in India, and IIS Jubail emphasizes serving Indian citizens.
Religious affiliation
There is no declared religious affiliation. IIS Jubail states it caters to Indian citizens irrespective of caste, creed, region, or religion.
School day structure
The standard school day runs from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM (Sunday–Thursday), with a Saturday schedule of 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM published for admissions and school activity timing. Please note that timings can vary by grade level and activity; the published times reflect typical on-campus days.
Bus service
The school has a designated Transport In Charge to manage bus arrangements. For transport inquiries, use transport@iisjubail.org or call the transport extension listed on the school's contact page.
Fees
Annual tuition at International Indian School Jubail ranges from SAR 6,800 to SAR 12,000 for 2026/27.
Establishment levy & registration fee
- Establishment levy (non‑refundable unless the child is not admitted or does not attend a single day): - SAR 1,000 — first child (Indian nationals). - SAR 750 — second child (Indian nationals). - SAR 500 — third child (Indian nationals). - SAR 3,000 — first child (foreign nationals). - SAR 2,000 — second child (foreign nationals). - SAR 1,000 — third child (foreign nationals).
- Registration fee at time of admission (non‑refundable): SAR 500.
Tuition fees (company‑sponsored and reimbursement categories — lumpsum per academic year)
- Slab‑1 (default): SAR 12,000 per academic year (applied by default for company‑sponsored/reimbursement categories). Supplementary educational benefits are included as specified below.
- Slab‑2 (where applicable for company coverage; Grades I – VIII): SAR 10,000 per academic year (reimbursement category).
- Slab‑3 (where applicable for company coverage; Grades I – VIII): SAR 9,000 per academic year (reimbursement category).
- Slab‑4 (for KG only, reimbursement category): SAR 6,800 per academic year.
- Supplementary educational benefits included in the lumpsum packages vary by slab and may include registration, transportation, books, lab fees, exam fees, uniform bills, arts & sports and applicable extra‑curricular activities. VAT is excluded from the listed tuition and is payable by the company or parent as legally applicable. Supplementary benefits supplied in‑kind cannot be converted, encashed or refunded.
Concessional fee structure (self‑paid category)
- Concessional fees for parents who are not entitled to company child‑education allowance (self‑paid): - LKG to X: SAR 225 — Indian nationals; SAR 400 — other nationals. - XI & XII: SAR 300 — Indian nationals (plus SAR 25 lab fee for science group); SAR 500 — other nationals (plus SAR 25 lab fee for science group). - Special care: SAR 400 — both Indian and other nationals.
Miscellaneous fees and payment timing (self‑paid category where timing is specified)
- Online registration fee: SAR 15 — payable at the time of admission. - Digital diary / mobile app fee: SAR 5 — payable in May. - ID card fee: SAR 10 — per issue. - Echo magazine fee: SAR 15 — per year/per child. - Examination fee (Pre‑KG to VIII): SAR 25 — payable in February. - CBSE registration fee (Grades IX & XI): SAR 50 — payable in May. - Board examination fee (Grade X): SAR 575 — payable in June. - Board examination fee (Grade XII): SAR 650 — payable in June. - Exam fee for Grades IX & XI: SAR 150 — to be paid in February. - TC / progress report (duplicate) & transcription: SAR 50 — per issue. - Bonafide certificate: SAR 10 — per issue. - Attestation of documents / certificates: SAR 5 — per copy. - Scout/Guide/Club/Bulbul registration fees: SAR 100 — payable in April (one‑time). - Smart Class fee: SAR 25 — payable in April (one‑time).
Billing schedule and payment terms (summary of published policy)
- Tuition for company‑sponsored and reimbursement categories is published as a lumpsum amount per academic year (Slab‑1 to Slab‑4 as shown above). VAT is not included in the published lumpsum and is payable as applicable. Supplementary benefits in the package are provided as specified and are not convertible to cash.
- Several miscellaneous charges and examination/board fees have specific months listed for payment (examples: February, May, June, April as noted above). The published fee information does not provide a per‑term tuition breakdown; tuition figures for sponsored/reimbursement categories are published as annual lumpsum amounts.
Boarding fees
- No boarding facility or boarding charges are published in the school's fee disclosures; therefore boarding fees are not applicable. This is based on the school's published fee information which lists transportation but does not list any hostel/boarding charges. (Inference based on published fee disclosures.)
Refund and cancellation rules (published items)
- The Establishment Levy is refundable only if the child is not admitted or does not attend the school even for a single day after admission. Registration fee (SAR 500) is non‑refundable. Supplementary benefits included in lumpsum packages cannot be converted to cash or refunded.
Fee payment options and contacts
- Fees are processed through the school's published fee channels, including an online fee payment facility and the school's administration office; contact details are published for the school's administration. Parents may use the school's online fee payment portal or pay at the school account office as directed by the school's fee office.
Other cost items to budget for
- Uniforms, books and workbooks (uniform and book costs are listed as part of packages or as add‑ons depending on the fee slab). Specific uniform item prices and workbook charges are published in the school's material/fee listings where applicable.
- Lab fees (where applicable) and small recurring charges such as app/diary fees and magazine fees appear separately in the miscellaneous schedule.
Academics
International Indian School Jubail teaches Indian Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum for Pre-KG through Class XII and is affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi (Affiliation No. 5730007) with MOE License No. JEEM•5. IIS Jubail was founded on 30 November 1987. The Principal is Dr. Nisha Madhu. The motto WE SERVE TO MAKE HUMANITY LIVE reflects the school's mission Intelligence plus character is the goal of true education. Coeducation has been implemented as of 11 December 2025. Admissions for AY 2026-27 are open online via New Admissions and eLMS, with an Online Fee Payment option.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
SEL is supported through a dedicated counselor and three wellness teachers, with Open School and soft-skills integration in primary classes highlighted as initiatives.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Three special educators are listed, indicating SEN support; the specific kinds of Special Educational Needs supported are not specified, and IIS Jubail is not described as a specialist SEN institution.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school is English-medium. Explicit EAL-program details are not publicly disclosed.
Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing provision is supported by a counselor and wellness teachers.
Safeguarding
No safeguarding or child-protection policies are publicly disclosed in IIS Jubail's Mandatory Public Disclosure.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Eligibility & Timing Check Before starting, ensure your child meets the age and residency requirements. For Pre-KG, the child must be at least 3 years old by March 31, 2026. Note that children on visit visas or those who do not meet the age cutoff will not be admitted. Registration typically opens in February/March.
2. Online Registration & Document Upload Complete the registration on the school’s portal. During this phase, you must upload digital copies of the required supporting documents (Birth Certificate, Passports/Iqamas with Absher expiry, and previous school reports). Once finished, the system will generate a reference number.
3. Physical Submission at Admin Block Print your completed application form. Visit the school’s Admin Block during office hours (Sun–Thu: 8:00 AM – 1:30 PM; Sat: 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM) to submit the printed form along with all original "enclosures," including 5 passport-sized photos and the Transfer Certificate (if applicable).
4. Document Verification The school will verify your physical documents against the online records.
For Classes X & XII: You must visit the Controller of Examiners (Room 208) specifically to discuss the procedure.
For Classes I-IX: If documents are valid, you move straight to the final step.
5. Interview (Pre-KG, LKG, & UKG only) For the youngest learners, parents and the child must attend a short interview. This happens immediately after document verification. There is no entrance test for these levels—admission is based solely on the interview and seat availability.
6. Fee Payment & Finalization Once verified (or after a successful interview), proceed to the cash counter in the Admin Block to pay the prescribed fees. It is recommended to complete the payment on the same day to secure the seat.
Scholarships
The school does not publish information on any existing scholarships.
Waitlist
The school does not publish information on any existing waitlist.
FAQs
What curriculum does International Indian School Jubail offer?
International Indian School Jubail offers AP curriculum. The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum for Pre-KG through Class XII and is affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi (Affiliation No. 5730007) with MOE License No. JEEM•5. IIS Jubail was founded on 30 November 1987. The Principal is Dr. Nisha Madhu.
What age range does International Indian School Jubail cater for?
International Indian School Jubail accepts students from age 3 to 18. The school offers education from Pre-KG through Class XII (K-12).
What are the fees at International Indian School Jubail?
Annual fees at International Indian School Jubail range from approximately 6,800 to 12,000. **Establishment levy & registration fee** - Establishment levy (non‑refundable unless the child is not admitted or does not attend a single day): - SAR 1,000 — first child (Indian nationals). - SAR 750 — second child (Indian nationals). - SAR 500 — third child (Indian nationals). - SAR 3,000 — first child (foreign nationals).
Where is International Indian School Jubail located?
International Indian School Jubail is located in Saudi Arabia. The International Indian School Jubail is located in Al Jubail, in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. The campus postal address is P.O. Box 1188, Al Jubail 31951.
Is International Indian School Jubail co-educational?
International Indian School Jubail is a co-educational school. The school is a private, CBSE-affiliated institution. It operates as a mixed-gender school in some sections and has gender-segregated arrangements in others. Public materials indicate ongoing moves to.
How do I apply to International Indian School Jubail?
The admissions process at International Indian School Jubail: 1. Eligibility & Timing Check Before starting, ensure your child meets the age and residency requirements. For Pre-KG, the child must be at least 3 years old by March 31, 2026. Note that children on visit visas or those who do not meet the age cutoff will not be admitted.
Does International Indian School Jubail offer scholarships or financial aid?
International Indian School Jubail offers scholarships and financial aid. The school does not publish information on any existing scholarships.
What learning support does International Indian School Jubail provide?
International Indian School Jubail provides learning support services. Three special educators are listed, indicating SEN support; the specific kinds of Special Educational Needs supported are not specified, and IIS Jubail is not described as a specialist SEN institution.
Does International Indian School Jubail offer English as an Additional Language (EAL) support?
The school is English-medium. Explicit EAL-program details are not publicly disclosed.
What facilities does International Indian School Jubail have?
The school has four buildings with modern amenities to support Pre-Primary through Senior Secondary education. A dedicated Girls' Silver Jubilee Block was added in 2012, and 18 additional classrooms were inaugurated on 29 March 2015.
What extra-curricular activities are available at International Indian School Jubail?
International Indian School Jubail offers a range of extra-curricular activities. The school provides education from Pre-Primary through Senior Secondary levels. It was founded on 30 November 1987 and expanded from portable cabins to four buildings, including the Silver Jubilee Block for girls added in 2012 and 18 classrooms inaugurated in 2015.
Who is the head of International Indian School Jubail?
The head of school at International Indian School Jubail is Dr. Nisha Madhu.
When was International Indian School Jubail founded?
International Indian School Jubail was founded in 1987. International Indian School Al Jubail (IISJ) was founded on 30 November 1987 as the Embassy of India School, established through the efforts of the Indian community in Jubail under the patronage of the Ambassador of India and with the cooperation of
Does International Indian School Jubail have a uniform policy?
The school has a uniform policy. A PE uniform is specified for AY 2025-26 in a circular issued on 18 March 2025.
What is the parent community like at International Indian School Jubail?
The IISJ community centers on the Indian expatriate population in Jubail, supported by ongoing school events that celebrate the school's history and culture.
