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Compare German Curriculum International Schools in Saudi Arabia

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Instructs in English, German
Ages 3 - 18 years
Fees SAR 26,335 - 65,780
Pupils 120
The Deutsche Internationale Schule Jeddah (DISJ) is an acknowledged German school abroad located in the Ar Rabwah district of Jeddah near the Red Sea. The school offers German state‑curriculum education from kindergarten and primary (following the Thuringia syllabus) through Secondary I—where pupils are streamed into Hauptschule, Realschule or Gymnasium tracks—and an Upper School that delivers the Gemischtsprachiges International Baccalaureate (GIB) Diploma Programme in grades 11–12. DISJ's kindergarten accepts three‑ to five‑year‑olds and the school's provision therefore spans the early years to upper secondary (typically to age 18). German is the principal language of instruction; English and Arabic are taught throughout the school and the GIB offers bilingual subject teaching, with French and Arabic also available as diploma subjects. The school publishes that it provides German language courses, learning‑friendly classrooms, sports facilities and a range of afternoon clubs and supervised homework provision.
Instructs in German
Ages 2 - 18 years
Fees SAR 31,500 - 79,000
Pupils 192
The Deutsche Internationale Schule Riad (German International School Riyadh) is an accredited German international school in Riyadh (Al‑Bustan Village), serving children and young people aged 2 to 18 across kindergarten, primary, lower secondary and upper secondary. The school follows the German curriculum and offers an International Baccalaureate pathway in the form of a bilingual GIB/IB alongside German school‑leaving qualifications (Mittlerer Schulabschluss and Sekundarstufe II). German is the central language of instruction and the school operates a structured German as a Foreign Language (DaF) programme and German‑language subject instruction; students also study English, French and Arabic. The campus is described as a modern facility in the Al‑Bustan Village compound, and the school runs curricular after‑school activities (creative and sporting clubs, homework supervision); school documents and the enrolment form refer to schoolyard/playground use and participation in swimming events. The programme is framed to maintain compatibility with German educational standards for transfer to schools and universities in Germany and abroad.