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What ages does Jeddah Campus International School serve, and which grades are included?
Jeddah Campus International School serves children aged 2 to 9, covering Kindergarten (KG1–KG3) through Grade 3.
Where is the campus located, and what type of school is it?
The campus is at 7858 Qalb Al Jazirah, Al-Khaldiya in Jeddah. It is a co-educational, international-based kindergarten and elementary day school (no boarding).
What curriculum does JCS follow and what subjects are included?
JCS follows the American Curriculum Framework. Subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Arabic, Islamic/Quran, French, Computer, Arts, and Physical Education, with weekly planners and multiple reporting methods.
What are the tuition fees for KG and for Grades 1–3, and how is the school year structured?
KG tuition is SAR 20,000 per year (SAR 10,000 per term). Grades 1–3 tuition is SAR 24,000 per year (SAR 12,000 per term). The academic year is divided into two terms, with fees payable in advance.
What is the admissions process and what documents are required?
Parents complete admission forms, the child completes an academic assessment, and age verification is done with a birth certificate or passport. A personal interview and prior school records (if any) are reviewed, and required documents include vaccination certificates, photos, and copies of passports and iqama. The Admissions office is open 8:00–14:00, Sunday–Thursday.
What additional costs should families expect beyond tuition?
Beyond tuition, families should budget for compulsory uniforms (and PE uniform), textbooks provided in the first week, meals via the canteen or packed lunches, and a supervised bus service (pricing varies by route and duration). Optional clubs, trips, or externally administered exams may incur additional fees.
What subjects and languages are taught, and how is progress tracked?
English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Arabic, Islamic/Quran, French, Computer, Arts, and Physical Education are taught. Arabic and Quran are part of the curriculum, French begins in KG3, and progress is monitored via formative assessments, quizzes each term, and weekly class-plans shared with families.
How does JCS assess and report student progress throughout the year?
Formative assessments and quizzes are used each term, with weekly planners outlining classwork and homework. Reporting methods keep families informed, and UbD/backward design informs planning to support learning goals.
Are there any published details about class sizes or pathways to higher education?
Specific class sizes and higher-education pathways are not provided in the available information.
What are the on-campus facilities like, especially for young learners?
Classrooms are modern, well-lit, air-conditioned, and equipped with smart boards and LCD projectors. KG classrooms use safe, U-shaped furniture to support group work.
What other campus facilities or services are mentioned?
The campus includes a canteen offering a catering service and supports a canteen-to-student meal program; a supervised bus service is available for families who subscribe; textbooks are issued in the first week of school.
How is technology integrated into the learning environment?
All classrooms are equipped with smart boards, whiteboards, bulletin boards, and LCD projectors to enhance instruction.
What extracurricular opportunities does JCS offer beyond classes?
Extracurricular activities focus on student well-being and social development, with regular activities throughout the year.
Are there any staff or school-wide leadership or professional development programs?
Yes. JCS runs Leadership and Professional Development through Culture of Collaboration PLCs, Reflective Practices, Technology Integration, and Differentiated Instruction; UbD/backward design informs planning.
Does the school have a community partnership or volunteering program?
The school runs a Community Partnership Program that includes the JCS Parents Council and collaborates with organizations to promote volunteering and community service.
How does JCS support student wellbeing and social-emotional development?
Well-being is a clear focus, with activities designed to support social-emotional development, and Physical Education remains a core part of the Elementary curriculum.
Is there information about SEN or EAL support or mental-health services?
Specific SEN or EAL provisions are not detailed in the provided information; the program emphasizes overall wellbeing.
What safeguarding information is available for families?
Details on safeguarding policies aren't provided in the available information.
Is boarding offered at JCS?
No. Jeddah Campus International School is a day school; boarding is not offered.
Is a school uniform required and what are the basic guidelines?
Uniforms are compulsory for all students; a PE uniform is required for physical education. Appearance guidelines note neat grooming, black or navy shoes, and tidy hair/nails.
