FAQ

1/ Register each student on the schools’ website.

2/ Enter the data required to register.

3/ The registration coordinator will contact parents and schedule a visit within the period specified for registration.

Kindergarten and Grade 1:

• Saudi Students: Copy of the family record and the student’s passport
• Non-Saudi Students: Copy of the passport and a valid residence permit and a copy of the Absher student residence data system
• Copy of the birth certificate and the original for conformation
• Copy of vaccination certificate
• Health care checkup form; from any government or civil hospital/ clinic

Grade 2 – Grade 12:

• Student’s academic file from the previous school
• Original academic reports and a copy of the passport
• Financial clearance from the previous school.
• Students from outside the kingdom, from international schools, or from Quran memorization schools (Tahfeez): submit certified academic certificates with proof of identity to the tests and admission unit to issue an admission order addressed to our schools.

At the beginning and the end of each semester.

Yes, National track and American Diploma Program (ADP) track.

• Pre-Diploma (from grade 1 till grade 8)
• Diploma (from grade 9 till grade 12) Boys Schools – Girls Schools

for National track students an enrollment test in the main subjects (Arabic – Math – English) , o for ADP students an enrollment test in (English – Math – Arabic),o an interview is conducted with students and another with parents

Registration is possible according to the available seats. Requirements as mentioned previously in addition to a recommendation of good conduct and financial clearance from the previous school.

Yes, it is possible, but it requires approval from the Ministry of Education to the condition at the beginning of each academic year.

You can refer to the fees and payment method page on this website and for more inquiries please contact the finance department via e-mail. ([email protected])

No discount for siblings.

School fees Include textbooks and some other learning sources, but do not include school uniforms.

From Adeem stores in Sahara Mall Gate 4, where there is a school uniform and another uniform for PE classes (sports)

The number of classes in the department varies and the number of students also varies depending on the class space.

Yes, there are specific classes for Mawhiba students. Grades vary depending on the annual agreement with Mawhibah Foundation, and to the seats available in schools. Mawhiba students must pass the schools’ admission tests.

The school policy does not allow trail registration. As it disrupts the accuracy of Admissions’ list and deprives students on the waiting lists the opportunity of obtaining a seat.

Schools provide an organized systematic and extracurricular activity plan that is presented and shared with parents every semester, considering many aspects of social, psychological, scientific and entertainment for students and according to different age groups.

Yes, there are various clubs and activities at the end of the school day (explained in more detail)

They vary according to the department, but most often the first class starts at 7:30 in the morning and ends between 1:30 to 2:10 PM depending on the grade level.

No, there is not.

Current available tracks are the General track for National high school department and the American Diploma (ADP).

Yes, there is an internal plan in schools that includes the special classes starting from Middle School. Then, High School students will have intensive training through courses organized after school by qualified instructors, whether from inside or outside schools.

Yes, there are contact phone numbers for each grade level that are sent at the beginning of each semester in the student’s guide as well as the Welcome Back guide sent to parents.