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JAD International Schools has typical class sizes of 22, instruction in English.
Location
JAD International Schools are located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in the Al Waha District (Al Khateeb Ibn Taymiya). It is accessible via major highways. The JADIS network operates across three campuses in Riyadh.
Stages
JAD International Schools offers education from KG 1 through Grade 12. The network comprises three campuses in Riyadh.
Type
JADIS is co-educational.
Pupil Nationality Mix
About 15 nationalities are represented among students and staff; the community is described as multicultural and multilingual, with both local and international students. The most common nationality is not specified.
Additional learning support
The school menu includes curricula and offerings such as Quran memorization and SAT/AP training; formal Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions are not listed on the site.
Country affiliation
Saudi Arabia.
Religious affiliation
No formal religious affiliation is stated.
School day structure
School days typically start at 7:00. Early Years finish at 12:45; Primary through Grade 12 finish at 13:15.
Bus service
JADIS provides transportation via contracted major bus companies to connect students from across Riyadh to the school.
Fees
Annual tuition at JAD International Schools ranges from SAR 24,000 to SAR 32,000 for 2026/27.
Application fees
- No separate non‑refundable application or one‑time registration fee is published in the school's public fee schedule.
Tuition fees — amounts by year group (annual and per‑term)
- KG1 (age 3): SAR 24,000 per year — SAR 8,000.00 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - KG2 (age 4): SAR 24,000 per year — SAR 8,000.00 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - KG3 (age 5): SAR 24,000 per year — SAR 8,000.00 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 1 (age 6): SAR 26,000 per year — SAR 8,666.67 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 2 (age 7): SAR 26,000 per year — SAR 8,666.67 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 3 (age 8): SAR 26,000 per year — SAR 8,666.67 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 4 (age 9): SAR 27,000 per year — SAR 9,000.00 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 5 (age 10): SAR 27,000 per year — SAR 9,000.00 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 6 (age 11): SAR 27,000 per year — SAR 9,000.00 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 7 (age 12): SAR 28,000 per year — SAR 9,333.33 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 8 (age 13): SAR 28,000 per year — SAR 9,333.33 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 9 (age 14): SAR 28,000 per year — SAR 9,333.33 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 10 (age 15): SAR 28,000 per year — SAR 9,333.33 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 11 (age 16): SAR 30,000 per year — SAR 10,000.00 per term (if paid in three equal instalments). - Grade 12 (age 17): SAR 32,000 per year — SAR 10,666.67 per term (if paid in three equal instalments).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The published fee figures are presented as annual tuition amounts. The school offers instalment payment arrangements for tuition. Parents may pay the annual tuition up front or use the school's instalment arrangements. - Payments for school fees, bus service charges and book fees are processed by bank transfer to the school account; a copy of the remittance must be emailed or submitted to the school's accounting/finance office as proof of payment.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school is operated as an international day school and does not publish boarding provisions or boarding fees; boarding is not applicable.
Other costs and additional fees
- Transport: bus/transport charges are additional to tuition and are collected separately. Payment for buses is handled through the bank‑transfer process described above. - Books and learning materials: book fees are additional and are charged and collected separately; payment is processed via bank transfer as above. - Uniform, extracurricular activity fees, exam or registration levies and other incidental charges are additional to the tuition fee; specific amounts for uniform and other ancillary items are not listed in the public fee schedule.
Refund information
- No standalone public refund policy is published in the school's fee information. Refunds, cancellation or withdrawal handling is managed by the school's finance/accounting office and is subject to the school's internal terms and conditions. Parents must contact the school finance department for the school's specific refund and withdrawal terms.
Fee payment options
- Bank transfer is the published method for fees, bus charges and book payments; parents are required to include the student's name and class on the transfer and to send the remittance copy to the school's accounting email. - Instalment payments for tuition are offered. No public information lists an on‑site credit/debit card payment facility or other electronic payment gateways; parents should use the bank transfer details provided by the finance office or contact the finance office for available payment methods.
Contact for finance queries
- The school's finance contact email appears on the school's public contact pages for fee remittance and accounting queries; use that finance contact to request precise billing schedules, instalment plans, bus route charges, book lists, uniform costs and the school's formal refund/cancellation terms.
Academics
JAD International Schools teaches British Curriculum, American Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
JAD International Schools offer an integrated curriculum that combines the American or Cambridge curricula with the Saudi Ministry of Education curriculum. Tarbawyiat JAD covers Grades 1-2. The school delivers instruction aligned with the American or Cambridge curricula, supplemented by the Saudi Ministry of Education framework, and includes Quran memorization sessions and SAT/AP training. The English program uses Magnetic Reading and StudySync by Curriculum Associates, while Mathematics follows Into Math by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Technology is integrated across the curriculum with Classera as the learning platform and classrooms equipped with interactive screens. The physical library contains more than 1,000 books in English, Arabic, and French, and the Classera e-library provides online access to over 2,000 books in English, Arabic, and French.
Student Teacher Ratio
Class sizes are capped at 22 students.
Exam Results
Cambridge Primary Checkpoint assessments are administered for students in Grade 4 through Grade 6, and JADIS is authorized to conduct Cambridge Primary Examinations. The school is an IELTS Test Center.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school positions itself as a community that fosters enthusiasm and excellence in a diverse, international environment. It describes the student body as spanning many nations and emphasizes professionalism and excellence across programs.
FAQs
General information: Where is JAD International Schools located and how many campuses does it operate?
JAD International Schools operates across three campuses in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The main address is Al Khateeb Ibn Taymiya, Al Waha District, and the Head of School is Dr. Enas Dh. Musmar. The school serves students aged 5 to 18 and uses a dual-framework curriculum combining American and Cambridge programs.
General information: What ages does JADIS serve and what curriculum does it offer?
JADIS serves students from age 5 to 18. It uses Cambridge Primary Curriculum for ages 5–11 and the American Curriculum for older students, including the American Diploma Program in Grades 9–12 with weekly SAT/AP preparation. The school is also an ACT1 and ACT2 examination center.
General information: What is the language of instruction and how diverse is the student body?
English is the language of instruction across the curriculum. The student body and staff represent more than 15 nationalities, reflecting a multicultural environment, with blended learning supported by Classera.
Fees and admissions: What are the tuition fees by grade and what payment options are available?
Tuition ranges from SAR 24,000 per year for the youngest grades up to SAR 32,000 for the oldest, with intermediate grades priced accordingly. Tuition can be paid upfront for the full year or in three equal installments, and transport, books and other items are billed separately. Bank transfer is the published payment method, and remittance proof must be sent to the finance office.
Fees and admissions: How does the admissions process work?
Enrollment is open for Early Years through Year 12. Applicants submit an Admission Form via the Google Form for 2025-2026, then sit for an entrance test and attend an interview. Details on 2025-2026 fees are provided by the school.
Fees and admissions: Is there information on scholarships or waitlists?
There is no published information about scholarships or waitlists.
Academics: What curricula does JADIS combine and what exams are offered?
JADIS combines the Cambridge Primary Curriculum for ages 5–11 with the American Curriculum for older students, including the American Diploma Program in Grades 9–12 with weekly SAT/AP preparation. The school is an ACT1 and ACT2 examination center, and Cambridge Primary Checkpoint exams are prepared from Grade 4 and taken at the end of Grade 6.
Academics: Which languages are taught and how is language taught?
Arabic and French are offered as languages, with English as the language of instruction across the curriculum. Tarbiyah (moral education) is integrated, and Classera supports multilingual learning with captions and real-time polling to assist language learning.
Academics: How are learning and assessments structured?
Instruction emphasizes unit and lesson planning with both formative and summative assessments, supported by blended learning through Classera. MAP Growth standardized tests are administered in the computer lab, alongside the Cambridge/American curricula and related assessments.
Facilities: What facilities and labs does JADIS have?
JADIS operates across three Riyadh campuses and features well-equipped science laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, plus a Phonics Lab. Classrooms have smart interactive screens connected to the learning management system, and students access Classera for online assignments and the digital library.
Facilities: What library and reading resources are available?
The school provides a library and digital resources via Classera, including an E-Library with over 2,000 online books in English, Arabic, and French. Weekly library sessions feature chess training, and there are reading competitions such as Best Reader/Top Readers.
Facilities: Are there notable digital and learning resources beyond the library?
Yes. Classera offers online assignments, exams, and a digital library in multiple languages, while the school provides Books for British Curriculum 2025-2026 and a Phonics Lab to support literacy and digital learning.
Beyond the classroom: What extracurricular activities and arts programs are available?
Drama and performing arts are part of student life, including events like a Grade 5 play Living Green, a Book Fair, Spelling Bee competitions, and JAD GOT TALENT. The library and reading programs also contribute to arts and literacy development.
Beyond the classroom: Are there leadership or career development opportunities?
Career Day offers opportunities to develop leadership and professional skills, and the school promotes community service and various clubs as part of developing student leadership and social responsibility.
Beyond the classroom: What about sports and other events beyond academics?
The calendar includes activities such as Sports Day, Cultural Day, Camping Day, Splash Day, and Math Week, along with field trips and other cultural and athletic events to broaden student experiences.
Wellbeing and support: Is there wellbeing support and a counselor?
Yes. The Student Handbook provides emotional wellbeing resources, and a school counselor is available to support students with stress or emotional challenges. The school also emphasizes growth mindset and mental health awareness.
Wellbeing and support: How is safeguarding and safety managed?
Safeguarding policies are in place with emergency procedures and health protocols. The Disciplinary Committee enforces the Code of Ethics to ensure a safe and respectful environment, and the Student Handbook includes safeguarding resources and guidance.
Wellbeing and support: Is there explicit information about EAL support?
The language of instruction is English, and while English is used across the curriculum, formal EAL support is not specifically detailed in the provided information.
School culture: Is a school uniform required and what does it include?
Uniforms are mandatory daily. The uniform includes Short-Sleeve and Long-Sleeve Polo shirts, a Round-Neck T-Shirt, Formal and Sports pants, and a Sports Jacket. The PE uniform is green sweatpants with a beige T-shirt, sneakers are required, and makeup, nail polish and certain jewelry are not allowed.
School culture: What are the school's food provisions?
Fresh and healthy vending machines are available in the learning environment, providing snacks and beverages with interactive features to promote wellness.
