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Pakistan International School Jubail

Saudi Arabia, Jubail

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The school at a glance
Fees SAR 3,420 - 4,680
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Urdu
Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, STEM, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Pakistan International School Jubail is located in Jubail, Saudi Arabia (King Faisal W, P.O. Box 1274, Jubail 31951). The school serves students from 3 to 18 years through Early Childhood to Secondary. It offers Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) IGCSE and A Levels, with a parallel Cambridge curriculum under consideration for O- and A-Levels; concurrently, from KG to Grade 8 it follows SNC-based approved courses, and Grades 9–12 sit FBISE SSC and HSSC examinations. The campus features equipped laboratories and dedicated classrooms for science, technology, and inquiry-based learning; ICT is integrated across the curriculum. The SNC framework emphasizes standards, benchmarks, and learning outcomes, while TIMSS-aligned content underpins maths and science teaching. Values include honesty, tolerance, respect, peaceful coexistence, environmental awareness, democracy, human rights, and citizenship, fostering holistic development and SDG 4. The school prioritizes 21st-century skills and inquiry, with English, Urdu, and Islamiat taught and an emphasis on cross-curricular connections.

Pakistan International School, Jubail; King Faisal W, P.O. Box 1274, Jubail 31951, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

The Essentials

Location
Jubail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Stages
Early Childhood; Primary; Lower Secondary; Upper Secondary; Higher Secondary
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school has a compulsory uniform. Uniforms are detailed for girls and boys with summer and winter variants. Girls wear red frocks with white shalwar and white socks (and appropriate accessories), and boys wear blue shirts with navy blue pants (with white socks); navy blue sweaters are used in cooler terms and ties/belts are required for certain grades.

Governance and Ownership
The school is governed by a School Management Committee (SMC). The Chairman is Muhammad Naveed Mumtaz Janjua and the Vice-Chairman is Asghar Ali Ghulam Sarwar; other members are Bilal Khalid Saleemi, Aqeel Ayub Khan, Muhammad Nasir Zubair, Ajab Khan, and Muhammad Yousaf. The SMC can be contacted at smc26-28@pisjubail.edu.sa.
Fees

Annual tuition at Pakistan International School Jubail ranges from SAR 3,420 to SAR 4,680 for 2026/27.

Application and admission fees

- Admission test / registration fee: SAR 100 (this fee is non‑refundable and must be paid to the school bank account; it is not accepted in cash).
- One‑time admission (enrolment) fee: KG to Class X — SAR 325 (one time).
- One‑time admission (enrolment) fee: Class XI & XII — SAR 425 (one time).

Tuition fees by year group (rates and calculated term / annual totals)

Note: tuition is published as a monthly rate. The school operates a three‑term academic calendar (Term 1 begins around September and Term 2 in January), with an academic year composed of approximately 10 months of instruction (Term 1 ≈ 4 months, Term 2 ≈ 3 months, Term 3 ≈ 3 months). The per‑term and annual totals below are calculated from the published monthly rate using those term lengths.

- KG to Class X:
- Published tuition rate: SAR 342 per month.
- Calculated per term (using Term 1 = 4 months, Term 2 = 3 months, Term 3 = 3 months):
- Term 1 (4 months): SAR 1,368.
- Term 2 (3 months): SAR 1,026.
- Term 3 (3 months): SAR 1,026.
- Calculated annual tuition (10 months): SAR 3,420.

- Class XI & XII:
- Published tuition rate: SAR 468 per month.
- Calculated per term (using Term 1 = 4 months, Term 2 = 3 months, Term 3 = 3 months):
- Term 1 (4 months): SAR 1,872.
- Term 2 (3 months): SAR 1,404.
- Term 3 (3 months): SAR 1,404.
- Calculated annual tuition (10 months): SAR 4,680.

Examination, laboratory, learning management and related charges

- Lab fee (Classes IX & X): SAR 50 per annum.
- Lab fee (Classes XI & XII): SAR 150 per annum.
- Examination fee: SAR 100 per annum.
- LMS (learning management system) charge: SAR 100 per annum.

Transport / bus fees

- Bus fee (Jubail route): SAR 180 per month.
- Bus fee (RC route): SAR 240 per month.

Company‑sponsored student charge

- Company‑sponsored student annual fee: SAR 15,000 per annum (published as a separate annual charge for company‑sponsored students).

Other costs

- Books and stationery: the school publishes an annual book list with subject‑by‑subject required books; book costs are additional and depend on grade and required titles. For reference, the school provides grade‑specific book lists for the 2025–26 academic year.
- Uniforms and miscellaneous student supplies: uniforms and other personal/optional items are charged separately by parents and are not listed as fixed school charges on the published fee summary.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Bank payment details (for fee payment): Riyadh Bank; Account No. 3080707689940; IBAN SA1820000003080707689940; Account Title: Pakistan International School, Jubail. These bank details are provided for fee payments.
- Admission/test payments: the admission test fee must be paid to the school bank account and is not accepted in cash. Deadlines for completing documents and payment are applied to admissions (for example, for prior admissions cycles a payment/documents deadline of April 30 was enforced); parents are expected to meet the school's published payment deadlines for the relevant admissions cycle.
- VAT: published fee items are stated to be exclusive of VAT.

Refunds and non‑refundable items

- The admission/test fee (SAR 100) is explicitly stated as non‑refundable.
- No general tuition‑refund policy is published on the fee summary pages or admissions notices examined; parents should note that the site's published materials specify the non‑refundability of the admission/test fee but do not include a detailed, explicit refund or tuition‑cancellation policy for recurring tuition in the publicly posted fee summary. (Where a specific refund or withdrawal policy is required, the school's accounts or admissions office is the formal point of contact.)

Fee payment options

- Bank transfer to the school's Riyadh Bank account / IBAN (details above) is provided as the primary payment route.
- The admission/test fee is payable to the bank account and is not accepted in cash. Contact email for accounts: accounts@pisjubail.edu.sa and general phone: +966 (0)13‑362‑1110.

Notes and clarifications (billing calculations and sources)

- Monthly tuition rates and the other charges above are published by the school and cited here. Term and annual totals shown above were calculated from the published monthly rates using the school's published academic calendar (Term 1 ≈ 4 months, Term 2 ≈ 3 months, Term 3 ≈ 3 months) to produce per‑term and per‑academic‑year figures. Where the school publishes a monthly rate without a specific billed‑term formula, the per‑term and annual figures are arithmetic calculations based on that monthly rate and the calendar term lengths.

If you require exact invoice wording (for example the school's formal billing schedule for a particular admissions cycle) please rely on the school's accounts office for the official invoice and payment schedule; contact details are provided above.
Academics

Pakistan International School Jubail teaches Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The school follows SNC-based approved courses from KG to Grade 8, and FBISE SSC and HSSC Board Examinations for Grades 9–12. A parallel Cambridge International Education curriculum is offered for IGCSE O Level and A Level examinations. The SNC framework uses standards, benchmarks, and learning outcomes across all subjects and emphasizes an activities-based approach to learning. TIMSS-aligned content informs teaching and assessment practices and ICT is integrated across the curriculum. It emphasizes the development of 21st-century skills and values such as honesty, tolerance, respect, peaceful coexistence, environmental awareness, democracy, human rights and global citizenship, fostering holistic development.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Life-skills including child protection are part of the SNC curriculum. The curriculum emphasizes analytical, critical, and creative thinking. Teaching uses an activity-based approach. This approach supports holistic development and equips students with problem-solving and collaboration skills. The school aims for equitable teaching and learning opportunities for all students.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school is not licensed to admit Special Education Needs (SEN) students. If an SEN admission occurs by mistake, the admission will be cancelled in the larger interest of the wellbeing of the child.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
A parallel British curriculum from Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) is offered for IGCSE and O/A Levels. English is taught as a language rather than a subject, with emphasis on communicative competence including listening and speaking. Interactive and collaborative pedagogical strategies are used. Content includes themes such as SDG-4, gender equality, LSBE, inclusivity, diversity of cultures, personal safety, health, and hygiene. Urdu and Islamiat are taught in Grade 1–5.

Mental Wellbeing
Student mental wellbeing is supported through safeguarding and child protection policies. A dedicated safeguarding team oversees procedures and policies. Staff, students, and parents receive ongoing safeguarding training. Policies promote safe, secure, and respectful learning environments. The school coordinates with MOE and other authorities to protect students.

Safeguarding
The school complies with legal requirements in relation to child protection. There is a comprehensive Child Protection Policy with trained officers and clear reporting guidelines. Policies and procedures are regularly reviewed and accessible to stakeholders. Safeguarding leads are designated, and staff undergo safe recruitment checks. Safeguarding is integrated into teaching and learning and into the school's written policies.
Parent Experience

Community
Community life at Pakistan International School Jubail is active with events organized in partnership with the Pakistani community in Jubail. Sohni Dharti 2023 was organized by Pakistan International School, Jubail in collaboration with the Jubail Pakistani community. The academic calendar lists Qirat Competition, Urdu Speech Competition, and English Speech Competition, along with other cultural and national observances.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The school has a School Management Committee (SMC). The Chair is Mr. Muhammad Naveed Mumtaz Janjua. The Vice-Chair is Mr. Asghar Ali Ghulam Sarwar. Other members are Bilal Khalid Saleemi, Aqeel Ayub Khan, Muhammad Nasir Zubair, Ajab Khan, Muhammad Yousaf. The SMC email is smc26-28@pisjubail.edu.sa.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Pakistan International School Jubail offers education from Early Childhood through Upper Secondary. The school has highly qualified staff and fully equipped labs, with dedicated classrooms for learning. Early Childhood is described as 2.8 years to 5.7 years old, Primary 5.8 years to 11 years old, Lower Secondary 11 years to 14 years old, and Upper Secondary 14 years to 16 years old. The school emphasizes core values including Respect, Teamwork, Honesty, Happiness, Excellence, Responsibility, and Open-mindedness.

Academic Facilities
Fully equipped laboratories support science and technology education. The campus provides spaces for practical learning across the curriculum. The school follows a Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) program for IGCSE and A Level examinations. Teaching and learning policies emphasize teacher expertise and the integration of instructional technologies to facilitate learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school follows SNC-based approved course of studies from KG to Grade 8, and FBISE SSC & HSSC Board Examinations from Grade 9 to 12. There is an aspiration to offer a parallel Cambridge CAIE British curriculum for IGCSE O- and A-Level. The SNC is standards-, benchmarks-, and outcomes-based, with Mathematics and Science aligned to TIMSS and a focus on SDG 4, analytical, critical, and creative thinking, and ICT integration. English, Urdu, and Islamiat are taught in Grades 1-5; English is taught as a language with emphasis on listening and speaking; a Religious Education framework is introduced for non-Muslim students from Grade 1 onwards for five minority groups of Pakistan.

Arts & Creative
The Early Childhood Care and Education (Pre-I) includes creative arts as a basic learning area. Creative arts are integrated in early learning to support holistic development across language, literacy, and other subjects.

Cultural & Language
English Grade 1–5 is taught as a language rather than a subject, with a strong focus on listening and speaking and interactive pedagogy. Urdu Grade 1–5 focuses on language development and cross-subject connections. Islamiat Grade 1–5 is a separate subject from Grade 1 onwards, with revised content; Religious Education is introduced for non-Muslim students from Grade 1 onwards for five minority groups of Pakistan.

Social & Hobbies
Life Skills-Based Awards (LSBE) are recognised on the Honour Roll. Continuous assessment accounts for 60% of the final mark, while summative assessment accounts for 40%. Assessments are designed to be fair, valid, reliable, and practice-oriented to support lifelong learning and cross-curricular connections.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The curriculum emphasizes holistic development and values such as truthfulness, honesty, tolerance, respect, peaceful coexistence, environmental awareness, and global citizenship. It promotes health, hygiene, safety, and personal safety as core areas, especially in early years and primary levels. ICT integration and 21st-century skills support inquiry, collaboration, and digital literacy as part of well-being and lifelong learning. The program aligns with SDG 4 and fosters informed, responsible citizenship.
Languages

Language Provision
English is taught as a language. Urdu is taught for Grades 1–5 with a focus on developing language skills and competencies.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
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Admissions

Admissions
1. Admission is open for the 2026-2027 academic year. Prospective students may apply for admission for that cycle. Seats are limited and admissions are awarded on merit. Children of Pakistani officials on missions abroad have priority in admissions. 2. The school provides admissions documents including Admissions Open Document, Admission Form Document, Parent Guardian Pledge Document, LMS Data, Admission Checklist, and Admission Open PPT. These materials guide applicants through the application process. 3. New admission tests are scheduled for the current cycle; for reference, tests have been organized by grade bands (KG, primary, and secondary) with corresponding subjects. An Admission Test Fee of 100 SAR is non-refundable and must be paid to the school's bank account (not in cash). 4. Tests run during the stated hours (for example, 5:00 pm–7:00 pm in past schedules); bring the fee payment receipt to the examination counter. The school is not responsible if a student fails to appear on the test date, and admissions can be rejected for incomplete documents or failure to abide by school rules. 5. The merit list is used to determine admission; it is displayed on the school's website and via the school WhatsApp channel. Selection is merit-based and seats are limited. 6. If a candidate fails the initial admission test, they may apply again within two weeks with a new admission test fee of 50 SAR, subject to availability of seats in the desired class. 7. Readiness guidelines include bringing a water bottle, writing board, pen, pencils, erasers, and sharpeners; calculators are not allowed for Grades 1–7. 8. Inquiries should be directed to the Admissions Department at admissions@pisjubail.edu.sa; the school provides contact details for admissions and other departments on their site to assist applicants.
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