Pakistan International School Jeddah (English Section)

Pakistan International School Jeddah English Section is located in the Al Rehab district of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, along Dakhnah Road. The campus sits in a residential area with access to local transport options, and coordination for transport is handled by the school's Transport Department.

Junior School covers Y1 to Y4 and uses a British curriculum; Cambridge pathways are introduced in the Cambridge Pathway from Early Years onward. Middle School is for Y5 to Y8 and prepares students for Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSEs, and A Levels. Senior School covers Y9 to Y12 with streams in Commerce and Science.

The school is co-educational and operates as a day school. The English Section campus has separate wings for boys and girls, with facilities and classrooms serving both genders.

The school serves a diverse international student body, with a significant Pakistani expatriate presence. Nationalities represented include multiple international backgrounds, but exact numbers, the total count of nationalities, and the local-to-international student ratio are not publicly published.

A full on-site clinic is available with a doctor on duty. A Student Career Counsellor is available to support students. The school provides wellbeing and family engagement resources through platforms and activities such as the PISJ-ES Parent Engagement Platform; general pastoral support is part of the campus offerings.

Pakistan. The school is part of Pakistan International Schools in Saudi Arabia, operated under the Pakistan government's Education framework for its overseas campuses.

No formal religious affiliation is stated. Islam is taught as part of the broader curriculum. In Early Years, Quran and Urdu are among the subjects offered.

Regular timings vary by grade level and session. PG–YR run 07:00–12:00 (morning session); Y1–Y4 run 07:00–12:15 (morning session); Y5–Y8 run 13:00–18:15 (afternoon session); Y9–Y10 run 06:45–12:40 (morning); AS–A2 run 06:45–12:50 (morning). Senior School gates close at 07:15 (from November 16, 2025).

The school offers a transport service coordinated by the Transport Department. Parents can arrange transport by contacting transport@pisjes.edu.sa; details about routes and pickup points are coordinated through the school's transport team.

Pakistan International School Jeddah English Section uses a Cambridge international framework across key stages, including Cambridge Checkpoint Primary & Secondary, IGCSEs and Cambridge A Levels. The Middle School (Y5–Y8) emphasizes activity-based learning and multimedia use, while supporting holistic development and a robust co-curricular program. The Senior School (Y9–Y12) offers Commerce and Science streams with a compulsory Computer Science & Information Technology subject, designed to meet international and local requirements and prepare students for lifelong learning. Cambridge IGCSE/O Levels are delivered in Y9–Y10, with dedicated Cambridge results pages documenting outcomes. Cambridge AS and A Levels are delivered in Y11–Y12, with evidence of AS Level and A Level results on the school site.

The school emphasizes holistic and well-rounded education with a clear focus on emotional and social development as part of its student wellbeing aims.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision, including types of needs supported or whether it is a specialist SEN institution.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision.

The campus provides a full-time on-site doctor and a clinic, with Junior School health check-ups every two months, and sports facilities designed to support students' mental and physical wellbeing.

The school operates under the supervision of the Saudi Ministry of Education (Licence no 16/J), and safeguarding policies are not publicly disclosed.

Step 1: Age eligibility and grade placement. Each grade has defined age ranges to ensure eligibility.

Step 2: Documents required for admission. Prepare copies of required documents in English. The documents include student's valid Iqama and passport, visa page if Iqama is under process, parents' valid Iqama and passport, student's birth certificate, vaccination certificate, parent's visa page, three passport-size photographs, Absher for student and parents with iqama expiry dates, and a fee clearance certificate from the previous school when applicable. A hard copy of the completed admission form is required when visiting the admissions office.

Step 3: Admission form submission. Applications can be submitted online after uploading the documents. A hard copy of the completed admission form must be presented during the visit to the admission office. Acceptance letters can be provided on demand.

Step 4: Verification guidelines. Verification of documents takes place on specific dates with token-based processing and appointed timings. Timings are 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM, and parents should enter via Gate No.1 to obtain a token and wait in the designated area. Appointments and adherence to the specified schedule are required for the verification process.

Step 5: Codes, fees and initial payments. After successful verification, a parent and student code are issued. You can then proceed to the Accounts office to pay admission charges according to the Fee Structure. The New Admission Charges include Registration, Entrance, and Security Deposit, with all charges non-refundable except Security Deposit. Tuition fees vary by grade, with VAT applied; payment can be made in full or in installments, including a monthly option.

Step 6: Class allocation and Noor system transfer. Classes are allocated after submission of all required documents. The Noor System file for the ward must be archived or transferred to Pakistan International School Jeddah English Section by 24 August 2025, per MOE instructions. New students from outside the kingdom are not required to transfer into the Noor system.

Step 7: Acceptance letter. An acceptance letter can be provided on demand.

Step 8: MOE authentication. Authentication of records is required as per the Saudi Ministry of Education (MOE) guidelines. This process is indicated as a necessary step for admission.

The school does not publish information on any existing scholarships.

The school does not publish information on any existing waitlist.