Compare International Schools in Dhahran, Saudi arabia

American School Dhahran

Fees SAR 65,895 - 105,685

Type Co-educational

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Application and enrolment fees

- Application fee (one‑time at application): SAR 2,990.
- Enrollment fee (one‑time, paid on acceptance): SAR 12,650.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term)

- Kindergarten 2 (K2 / age 4): Annual tuition SAR 65,895. Per‑term amount (if paid as three equal term invoices): SAR 21,965.
- Kindergarten 3 (K3 / age 5): Annual tuition SAR 65,895. Per‑term (3‑way): SAR 21,965.
- Grades 1–5 (ages ~6–11): Annual tuition SAR 92,000. Per‑term (3‑way): SAR 30,667.
- Grades 6–8 (ages ~11–14): Annual tuition SAR 96,025. Per‑term (3‑way): SAR 32,008.
- Grades 9–12 (ages ~14–18): Annual tuition SAR 105,685. Per‑term (3‑way): SAR 35,228.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Families may pay the full annual tuition in one payment or use the school's installment option that issues separate invoices aligned to the school terms (commonly three invoices). An installment‑plan administration fee applies when selecting the installment option. Installment invoices are payable in advance of each term.
- VAT (15%) is applied to tuition and applicable fees for non‑Saudi families; Saudi nationals are not charged VAT on tuition.
- Installment invoices remain payable in full according to the invoicing schedule even if a student withdraws mid‑year (the installment plan is not pro‑rata for mid‑year withdrawal). A seat reservation/re‑enrolment deposit is required to hold a place for the following year and is typically deducted from the first invoice.

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision is listed for American School Dhahran. There are no published boarding or residential fees. Students attend as day pupils.

Other costs and recurring charges

- School uniform: Uniform is mandatory and purchased separately from the school's authorized vendor. Uniform costs are charged by the vendor and are not included in the tuition figures.
- Transport (school bus): School transport is charged separately when offered; families should budget separately for bus service (amounts vary by route and provider).
- Meals, textbooks, resources and co‑curricular charges: Catering, exam registration fees (IB/AP/other external examinations), certain trips, and some extracurricular activities are charged in addition to tuition where applicable. These extras are billed separately.
- Acceptance / development contributions and deposits: A non‑refundable acceptance/enrolment deposit and occasional development or capital charges may apply at admission or re‑enrolment and are deducted from initial fees or first invoice as stated by the finance office.

Refund information

- The application fee is non‑refundable. Other one‑time admission/enrolment fees and the seat reservation deposit are typically non‑refundable. Installment invoices remain payable according to the published invoicing schedule; selecting the installment option does not convert invoices to a pro‑rata refund if a student leaves mid‑term. Specific prorating and formal refund policies are administered by the school finance office.

Fee payment options

- Bank transfer to the school's Saudi bank account is the standard payment route; the school issues official invoice and bank details for transfers. In some cases cash or card payments may be accepted at the finance office but bank transfer is the typical method used for tuition payments. For installment plans there is an administration fee (charged once when choosing the plan).

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

ISG prioritizes wellbeing and belonging as core strategic priorities, supporting social-emotional learning across American School Dhahran.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is a strategic priority, supporting students' mental wellbeing at ASD within ISG.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and child protection are prioritized to ensure the safety and security of children and young people.

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British School Dhahran

Fees SAR 36,570 - 105,685

Type Co-educational

British School Dhahran is a not-for-profit, coeducational school serving FS1 to Year 13. It follows the National Curriculum for England and delivers externally assessed IGCSE and A level programmes. Learning is structured so that each year builds on the previous one, providing a broad and balanced curriculum that helps students become well-rounded citizens. The curriculum includes comprehensive sports, arts and activities programmes and places character development at the heart of education. BSD encourages students to challenge themselves and to get the best out of their learning. The school provides continuity from the early years through to post-16 study within a coherent British framework, supporting students as they progress to higher qualifications.

Application and Admissions Fees

- Application fee: SAR 1,380 (SAR 1,200 + 15% VAT).
- Seat reservation deposit: SAR 5,000 per student; non-refundable but credited against tuition.
- New student enrolment fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): SAR 10,000 (excl. VAT) for students enrolling in FS2 to Year 13 and for students progressing from FS1 to FS2.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term breakdown)

Notes: the figures below are published annual tuition amounts for the academic year 2026/2027; the school operates a three‑term year so the per‑term values shown are the annual fee divided by three (approximate). Fees shown for international/non‑Saudi families include VAT; Saudi nationals do not pay VAT.

- Kindergarten 1 (age 3): Annual SAR 36,570 — Per term approx. SAR 12,190.
- Kindergarten 2 (age 4): Annual SAR 65,895 — Per term approx. SAR 21,965.
- Kindergarten 3 (age 5): Annual SAR 65,895 — Per term approx. SAR 21,965.
- Grade 1 (age 6): Annual SAR 92,000 — Per term approx. SAR 30,667.
- Grade 2 (age 7): Annual SAR 92,000 — Per term approx. SAR 30,667.
- Grade 3 (age 8): Annual SAR 92,000 — Per term approx. SAR 30,667.
- Grade 4 (age 9): Annual SAR 92,000 — Per term approx. SAR 30,667.
- Grade 5 (age 10): Annual SAR 92,000 — Per term approx. SAR 30,667.
- Grade 6 (age 11): Annual SAR 96,025 — Per term approx. SAR 32,008.
- Grade 7 (age 12): Annual SAR 96,025 — Per term approx. SAR 32,008.
- Grade 8 (age 13): Annual SAR 96,025 — Per term approx. SAR 32,008.
- Grade 9 (age 14): Annual SAR 105,685 — Per term approx. SAR 35,228.
- Grade 10 (age 15): Annual SAR 105,685 — Per term approx. SAR 35,228.
- Grade 11 (age 16): Annual SAR 105,685 — Per term approx. SAR 35,228.
- Grade 12 (age 17): Annual SAR 105,685 — Per term approx. SAR 35,228.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year is structured in three terms. Invoices and payment schedules follow the three‑term academic calendar.
- An instalment option is available that allows the annual tuition and fees to be paid in three instalments. An instalment plan fee applies.
- Installment plan fee: SAR 2,000 per student per year (excl. VAT) when using the three‑installment method. A Partial‑Year Enrolment Plan (for students attending less than a full year, when declared before the school year starts) is available for SAR 2,000 (excl. VAT).

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable at British School Dhahran; the Dhahran ISG campus schools operate as day schools.

Other costs and additional fees

- Uniforms, school lunches, transport (school bus), extracurricular activities, examination and external assessment fees, and some optional trips or programmes are charged separately from tuition and are additional to the figures above. Typical additional annual costs for these items can vary substantially and are billed separately.
- Seat reservation deposit and the new student enrolment fee are non‑refundable. The seat reservation deposit is credited against the tuition once the place is accepted.

Refunds and withdrawal

- The seat reservation deposit is non‑refundable but is credited to tuition for the confirmed place. The new student enrolment fee is one‑time and non‑refundable. Specific refund schedules for tuition in the event of withdrawal are managed by the school's finance office and are subject to the school's published refund/withdrawal policy.

Fee payment options and instructions

- Application payments: only wire transfers are accepted for application payments; cash and cheques are not accepted. Parents are asked to send a copy of wire transfer details to the school's student accounts email to ensure the payment is located. Bank details are provided for payment to International Schools Group (SABB bank; IBAN and SWIFT provided in payment instructions).
- For annual tuition and other charges, payment methods and accepted channels are handled by the school's student accounts office; parents should use the school's student accounts contact for payment allocation and confirmation. The instalment plan fee applies if the instalment option is used.

Sibling discount

- Families with three or more children enrolled in ISG schools are eligible for a sibling discount: 20% off tuition for the third child (and subsequent children) in the youngest grade(s); the discounted rate is applied equally across instalments when the instalment plan is chosen.

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Multinational School Dhahran

Ages 3 - 14 years

Fees SAR 26,200 - 43,700

Type Co-educational

Multinational School Dhahran is an international school in Dhahran delivering the Cambridge International Curriculum from Early Years to Lower Secondary. The school offers Cambridge Early Years Centre designation, Cambridge Primary for Key Stage 1 and 2 (Years 2–6), and Cambridge Lower Secondary for Years 7–9, aligned with the British National Curriculum as required by the Saudi Ministry of Education. Opened in 2018, it is the Eastern Province's first inclusive international school, welcoming students regardless of background, ethnicity, ability, or religion, with a focus on safety, belonging, and support for every child. The Southern Doha campus has science laboratories and a library, plus a canteen, a swimming pool, a playground, and sports facilities. After-school and co-curricular activities are offered in partnership with Zaabh and Pauza, including swimming, football, taekwondo, coding and STEM, arts and cookery, as well as community service and leadership opportunities. The school is accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education and Cognia and has received the ETEC Award.

Location

2342 Ras Tannura Street, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

Stages

Early Years; Key Stage 1 & 2; Key Stage 3

Type

leading international British-curriculum school

Additional learning support

Dedicated Learning Support Services provides high-quality support for all students, including differentiation and Individual Education Plans; assessments and enrichment programs; and a range of programs such as Parents Training, Language Builder, Behavior Management, Language/Communication, Social Skills, Phonics, Independent Daily Living Skills, Educational Program, and Productive Student Program.

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia

School day structure

Sunday–Thursday, 7:50am–3:10pm

Bus service

Aramco provides daily bus transportation to and from the school for residents of the Aramco Camp; a third-party transport provider, Khalid Awad Al Johi Transportation Co., is contracted to operate student transportation.

Application fees and one‑off charges

- Entrance assessment (one‑time, non‑refundable): SAR 200.
- Registration fee (one‑time, non‑refundable, payable on enrolment): SAR 3,000.
- Students support assessment (one‑off, where applicable): SAR 2,500–SAR 5,000.

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown exclude VAT; each tuition line is split into two equal instalments — First Payment and Second Payment as listed below)

- Early Years 1 (Age 3): First payment SAR 13,100; Second payment SAR 13,100; Total per year SAR 26,200.
- Early Years 2 (Age 4): First payment SAR 14,100; Second payment SAR 14,100; Total per year SAR 28,200.
- Early Years 3 (Age 5): First payment SAR 15,350; Second payment SAR 15,350; Total per year SAR 30,700.
- Year 2 (Age 6): First payment SAR 18,350; Second payment SAR 18,350; Total per year SAR 36,700.
- Year 3 (Age 7): First payment SAR 19,850; Second payment SAR 19,850; Total per year SAR 39,700.
- Year 4 (Age 8): First payment SAR 19,850; Second payment SAR 19,850; Total per year SAR 39,700.
- Years 5–6 (Ages 9–10): First payment SAR 21,350; Second payment SAR 21,350; Total per year SAR 42,700.
- Year 7 (Age 11): First payment SAR 21,350; Second payment SAR 21,350; Total per year SAR 42,700.
- Years 8–9 (Age 12) — girls only entry indicated in published schedule: First payment SAR 21,850; Second payment SAR 21,850; Total per year SAR 43,700.

All tuition amounts above are shown excluding Saudi Arabian value added tax (VAT); VAT at 15% is applied to fees as required by Saudi regulations.

Supplementary / additional fees (examples and structured support fees)

- Mainstream assisted students (fee includes a full‑time assistant): for EY1–Year 9 the total fee per year is shown as SAR 98,250, payable as two equal instalments of SAR 49,125 each (excl. VAT) where this level of support applies.
- Ongoing student support (per year, by number of weekly sessions):
- One to five sessions: Total per year SAR 15,150 (First payment SAR 7,575; Second payment SAR 7,575).
- Six to ten sessions: Total per year SAR 28,800 (First payment SAR 14,400; Second payment SAR 14,400).
- Eleven to fifteen sessions: Total per year SAR 42,450 (First payment SAR 21,225; Second payment SAR 21,225).

Discounts and concessions

- A 5% discount is applied for Aramco/SABIC employees and contracting companies working with Aramco/SABIC.
- A 5% sibling discount is offered.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is shown as two equal payments (First Payment and Second Payment) for each year group; the two payment amounts are equal in the published fee schedule.
- The child's attendance may commence only after the registration fee has been paid.
- VAT (15%) is applied in addition to the listed (ex‑VAT) amounts.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable; the school operates as a day school with published operating hours and daily arrival/dismissal times.

Other costs (uniform, transport and routine extras)

- Uniform: a school uniform price list is published for parents; itemised uniform charges are maintained separately as the school's uniform price list.
- Student transportation: daily bus transportation is arranged (Aramco provides specific daily transport for Aramco Camp residents and the school has contracted a third‑party transportation provider); transport fees are handled separately from the tuition schedule and are not shown as tuition line items in the published tuition schedule.

Refund information and non‑refundable items

- The entrance assessment fee (SAR 200) is non‑refundable.
- The registration fee (SAR 3,000) is non‑refundable.
- No general tuition refund policy language is provided within the tuition schedule file; specific refund terms for tuition or other payments are not itemised in the published fee schedule.

Fee payment options

- The published fee schedule does not explicitly itemise the accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, credit/debit card, or other payment platforms) within the tuition PDF. Payment timing and instalment structure are specified, but the payment channels themselves are not listed in the fee schedule document.

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Summary of what was located and areas not specified in the published fee materials:

- Located in the school's published materials for Academic Year 2025–2026: detailed tuition amounts (by year group) split into two equal instalments; registration and assessment one‑time charges; VAT treatment; discounts; student support and assisted‑student fee lines and per‑year support session fees.

- Not specified in the published tuition schedule: explicit boarding charges (no boarding provision indicated), itemised transport fees in the tuition table, detailed uniform item prices in an extractable format, and the school's accepted payment channels (credit card, bank transfer, etc.) within the tuition PDF. The school does publish a uniform price list and a transport arrangement announcement, but the tuition schedule document itself does not contain itemised transport charges or named payment methods.

Curriculum

Cambridge International Curriculum from Early Years through Lower Secondary, including Cambridge Early Years Centre designation, Cambridge Primary for Key Stage 1 & 2 (Years 2–6), and Cambridge Lower Secondary for Years 7–9, integrated with the British National Curriculum as required by the Saudi Ministry of Education.

Exam Results

In Year 6, Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Examinations are taken in English, Mathematics, and Science.

Gifted and Talented

Differentiating instruction that addresses diverse learning needs and enrichment programs; Individual Education Plans.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school fosters an inclusive community, celebrates diversity, and ensures every student feels safe, accepted, and included, with equal access to education and services.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Student support services are provided.

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral care is strong and supports students' wellbeing.

Safeguarding

School policies are in place.

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Saudi International School for the Sciences and Arts

Instructs in English

Fees SAR 30,132 - 50,341

Type Co-educational

Saudi International School for the Sciences and Arts is in Dhahran with separate campuses for boys and girls. It delivers a US curriculum aligned to the Common Core Standards from KG1 to Grade 12, complemented by Islamic Studies. Kindergarten develops literacy and numeracy in English and Arabic. Elementary (Grades 1-6) offers an enriched American curriculum alongside MOE requirements, covering Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Mathematics, Science, Arabic, and Islamic Studies, with Physical Education, Art, and ICT. Middle School follows the enriched curriculum with a pathway to the American High School Diploma; AP courses are available in high school. High School offers the American High School Diploma aligned with CCSS and NGSS, with AP electives in languages, music, art, and performing arts, plus two-level national identity subjects. Facilities include nine science laboratories, seven ICT laboratories, a media/innovation center, six libraries, a multi-purpose hall, a swimming pool, sports courts, prayer rooms, an auditorium, and transport. Extracurriculars include drama, ballet, and music; robotics, language clubs, public speaking; eco-warrior clubs.

Location

Dhahran, Al Muntazah District, Dammam City, 32234, Saudi Arabia

Stages

KG1–12 (Kindergarten to Grade 12)

Type

Separate state-of-the-art boys' campus and girls' campus

Additional learning support

Provisions to support individual learning differences; literacy and numeracy instruction in English and Arabic

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia

Religious affiliation

Islam

School day structure

Gates open 6:30; Morning Assembly 7:10; First period starts 7:20; Dismissal 2:30

Bus service

Buses are available within greater Dhahran and Dammam

Approved fees — Academic year 2026–2027 (1448 AH)

Tuition fees (annual, by grade)
- All amounts are stated in Saudi riyals (SAR).
- KG1: SAR 30,132.
- KG2: SAR 35,907.
- KG3: SAR 35,907.
- Grade 1: SAR 39,835.
- Grade 2: SAR 39,835.
- Grade 3: SAR 39,835.
- Grade 4: SAR 39,904.
- Grade 5: SAR 39,904.
- Grade 6: SAR 42,472.
- Grade 7: SAR 43,545.
- Grade 8: SAR 43,545.
- Grade 9: SAR 49,816.
- Grade 10: SAR 49,816.
- Grade 11: SAR 50,341.
- Grade 12: SAR 50,341.

Tuition fees per term / instalments
- The published fee schedule lists approved annual tuition amounts by grade. Per-term or per-semester tuition amounts are not published in the approved fee schedule. Parents should use the annual figures above for budgeting; the school provides transport fees with an explicit “one semester” option (see Transportation).

School transportation fees
- Round-trip: SAR 6,900 for the full academic year; SAR 4,140 for one semester.
- One-way: SAR 5,750 for the full academic year; SAR 3,450 for one semester.

Sibling discounts
- 5% discount applies to the third child.
- 10% discount applies to the fourth child.
- 20% discount applies to the fifth child and each additional child.

Textbook package fees and related rules
- KG1: SAR 298.
- KG2: SAR 490.
- KG3: SAR 765.
- Grades 1–5: SAR 1,195.
- Grades 6–8: SAR 1,355.
- Grades 9–12: SAR 2,490.
- New students entering Grades 10–12: SAR 2,990.
- The textbook package must be paid in full before textbooks are released and associated digital resources are activated. Textbook package fees are non-refundable. Payment instructions and book-collection dates are provided by the Finance Office.

Other costs (explicitly noted as excluded from tuition)
- Tuition fees do not include uniforms, food services (canteen), or extracurricular activities that run outside regular school hours; these are additional costs to budget for. The approved fee schedule does not publish fixed prices for uniforms, meals, or after-hours extracurricular programme fees.

Application / enrolment / one‑time fees
- The published approved fee schedule does not list a specific one-time application fee or a specific enrolment (seat deposit) amount. Admissions guidance indicates enrolment-related fees are to be paid online or at the school cash counter, but a numerical amount for application/enrolment is not published in the approved fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The approved fee schedule provides annual tuition figures and specific transport and textbook charges. A detailed billing timetable (for example: number of instalments, invoice dates, late‑payment penalties, or tuition refund scale) is not published within the approved-fees document. Textbook fees must be paid in full before collection. Payment instructions for textbook collection are handled by the Finance Office. Enrolment fees are described as payable online or at the cash counter.

Boarding fees
- No boarding fees or separate boarding charges are listed in the approved-fees schedule. Boarding provision and boarding fees are not published in the approved-fees document.

Refund information
- Textbook package fees are explicitly stated as non-refundable.
- No separate, detailed tuition refund/cancellation policy (for example, prorated refunds for mid-year withdrawal or cancellation fees) is published in the approved-fees document.

Fee payment options (methods)
- Admissions guidance states enrolment fees are payable online or via the school cash counter. Payment instructions for textbooks are provided by the Finance Office.
- All published fees are subject to VAT in accordance with Saudi Arabian law and executive regulations; VAT treatment may differ by nationality (per Saudi tax rules).

Concise summary of what the published fee material provides
- The approved 2026–2027 fee material publishes annual tuition by grade, transport full-year and one-semester options, sibling discounts, textbook package fees (with non-refundable rule), and a VAT notice. It does not publish specific numeric application/enrolment fees, a full billing/instalment schedule for tuition, detailed payment methods (such as whether credit card, bank transfer, or specific third‑party instalment providers are accepted), uniforms cost, boarding fees, or a comprehensive tuition refund/withdrawal schedule.

If you require these exact missing items (application/enrolment amount, billing instalment schedule, accepted card/bank transfer details, or formal refund policy) you will need the school's Finance Office or Admissions office to supply those specific numbers and policies. Contact for admissions: admissions@sissa.sa; school phone: +966-13-331-5800 (Ext. 602).

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms require regulation grey pants or skirts and a school polo shirt; PE uniforms are required for all grades. Girls must tie hair back (ponytail or bun) and boys' hair must be short and not longer than the earlobe; nails, nail polish, and long/dangling jewelry are not allowed; shoes must enclose the toes and heel; sandals are not permitted.

Food Options

A canteen operates; Grade 1–11 students can visit the canteen; all students are encouraged to bring healthy food and snacks for the first and second breaks.

Governance and Ownership

Governing body is Maarif Education, operating SISSA as part of its Premium Schools network.

Curriculum

The school delivers a US curriculum based on the Common Core Standards for KG1 through Grade 12. Kindergarten focuses on developing Literacy and Numeracy in English and Arabic. Elementary School offers an enriched American Curriculum for Grades 1–6 alongside the MOE curriculum, emphasizing Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Mathematics, Science, Arabic, and Islamic Studies, with Physical Education, Art, and ICT. Middle School follows the enriched American Curriculum guided by the Common Core Standards, with a pathway to the American High School Diploma and Advanced Placement (AP) courses available during high school. High School offers the American High School Diploma Program, aligned with CCSS and NGSS, with AP courses and electives in languages, music, art, and performing arts, and two-level national identity subjects.

Higher Education Progression

Advanced Placement (AP) courses are available. The High School Diploma program is aligned with Common Core Standards and NGSS, preparing students for higher education. Graduates may gain admission to prestigious universities, including Ivy League and Russell Group institutions.

Gifted and Talented

AP courses are available for advanced students. Electives in languages, music, art, and performing arts provide additional academic challenge.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Guidance and Counseling provides support to students. There are three counsellors, each assigned to a specific academic stage. Students may visit a counsellor when they wish, and referrals may be made by teachers or the principal. The program focuses on the academic, career and personal/social development of students, including university readiness and socio-emotional skills development. Counseling and advisory services are available to all students, with appropriate referrals to qualified professionals when necessary.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The instructional program makes provisions to support individual learning differences. Teachers strive to meet the needs of all students. The school emphasizes inclusive practices across grade levels. Specific details on learning support services are not described on the site.

Mental Wellbeing

Student well-being and social development are of utmost importance. The school aims to create a supportive environment where every child can express themselves, build healthy relationships, and develop the social skills needed for success both within and beyond the classroom. The focus on holistic development is reflected in school values and everyday practice.

Safeguarding

The Child Protection Policy is grounded in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Child Protection Law, while also reflecting international safeguarding principles and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Concerns of abuse, neglect or self-harm are taken seriously and acted upon immediately by the Designated Safeguarding Lead. All staff receive regular training in child protection, and recruitment practices are designed to place student safety at the forefront. Safeguarding is a shared responsibility, with ongoing collaboration with parents and the wider community. The school maintains a designated team including Rita Barsbay (Child Protection Officer), Fouad ALhage (Deputy COP), Reuben Pratidathu (Deputy COP), Allison Alomair (Committee Member), and Ruan Kleyhans (Committee Member); report a matter to the COP at r.barsbay@sissa.sa.

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