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Where is The Learning Caravan International School located and what ages does it serve?
The Learning Caravan International School is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is a primary school established in 1998 for children aged 4 to 10. The school follows the National Curriculum of England with instruction in English and runs Sunday to Thursday.
What curriculum does TLCIS follow, and in what language are lessons taught?
TLCIS follows the National Curriculum of England, delivering a British-style education. All lessons are taught in English, with learning designed to align with England's framework while adapting to the local Saudi context. The school emphasizes learning through play and developing critical thinking, problem solving and creativity.
What are the daily and weekly school hours for TLCIS?
School hours are 07:00–13:00, and the school operates Sunday through Thursday. The school is closed on Fridays and Saturdays. Families should plan for a consistent morning routine aligned with these hours.
What are the tuition fees by grade at TLCIS?
Early years (FS1/Pre‑Primary and KG1/FS2) are SAR 22,000 per year. KG2/Year 1 is also SAR 22,000, while Year 1 (Grade 1) lists between SAR 22,000 and SAR 24,500 depending on the grade. Grades 2–6 (Year 2–Year 6) are SAR 24,500 per year.
Are there any published application or registration fees?
There is no fixed application or registration fee amount publicly published. Admissions materials include registration documents, but a specific fee figure is not listed.
What is the admissions process like, and what assessments are required?
Applicants must demonstrate a good understanding of English (with exceptions for KG1). All applicants complete an admissions assessment, and must follow the Ministry of Education guidelines. Attestation is required for any report cards issued outside Saudi Arabia, and documents include a Registration Form and Registration Requirements with a two‑week assessment period.
Are installment payments available, and which providers does TLCIS use?
Yes, TLCIS offers installment options and works with third‑party providers and banking partners to facilitate payments (e.g., Tamara, Amwal/Baseta/Jeel Pay). The exact per‑term amounts and billing calendar are not publicly published, so families should contact admissions for precise terms.
Is there a waitlist or scholarships available at TLCIS?
There is no publicly listed waitlist or scholarship information. If you need specifics, the admissions office can provide the most current guidance.
What are the key academic stages at TLCIS, and what does the curriculum emphasize?
TLCIS covers Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. The curriculum emphasizes core knowledge through questioning, problem solving and creative thinking, with learning through play as a core approach.
What opportunities exist beyond core academics (field trips, arts, reading)?
Field trips are a regular part of learning, offering experiences beyond the classroom. Each year, every class presents a play or musical concert, and there is a big Sports Day with competitive events. A three‑day Book Fair is held annually to promote reading and engagement with literature.
What languages are taught at TLCIS, and is there a bilingual program?
The school teaches in English within the English National Curriculum framework. Other languages are taught within a cultural and language club framework, but there is no explicit bilingual or immersion program listed.
How does TLCIS support wellbeing, SEN, and EAL needs?
A good command of English is required for entry (with KG1 as an exception). The school states it cares for all children equally and supports wellbeing, but it does not publish details on specific SEN resources. Mental wellbeing is supported through an inclusive culture, and safeguarding information is not publicly listed.
Is TLCIS a boarding school, and are there housing options for international families?
TLCIS operates as a day school with no boarding program listed. There are no published housing options associated with the school.
Are uniforms or meals part of the TLCIS experience, and are there published costs?
Public listings do not publish specific details on uniforms or meals. Families should expect standard school attire and cereal/meal arrangements to be handled locally, but exact costs are not published.
Does TLCIS hold any accreditations or awards?
There is no publicly published information about accreditations or awards for TLCIS. If you need confirmation, contact the admissions office for the most up‑to‑date details.
How does TLCIS celebrate culture and diversity (e.g., Saudi National Day, International Day)?
Saudi National Day and International Day are celebrated to promote cultural awareness and respect for diverse cultures. The curriculum also encourages understanding of different cultures through events and activities throughout the year.
What opportunities exist for parents to get involved in the TLCIS community?
The school emphasizes community events and experiences such as field trips and the annual Book Fair. Details about a PTA or formal parent involvement programs are not published, so you may inquire with admissions about any current family‑participation opportunities.
What community events or traditions does the school maintain?
The school celebrates Saudi National Day and International Day, and hosts Sports Day and a Book Fair as part of its community activities.
Is there a Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) or similar governance body?
There is no information published about a PTA or similar governance body.
What is the language of instruction at TLCIS, and are there additional language offerings?
English is the language of instruction, and while English proficiency is required for admissions, there is no published information about bilingual or additional language programs.
