Compare International Schools in Jazan, Saudi arabia

First Step International School

First Step International School follows the American Curriculum, emphasizing critical thinking and practical life skills within a modern framework. Small class sizes ensure personalized attention and strong teacher-student relationships, while technology is integrated across subjects to support learning. The school offers a range of enrichment programs, including STEM-Ro Kids with robotics, STEM workshops, and a focus on leadership and problem-solving. Arts enrichment includes pottery and Arabic calligraphy, supported by a library and an on-site cinema with activity rooms to support creative projects. The campus includes a football field and a games playground, along with a healthy canteen and spaces for morning exercises and safe everyday activity. The school respects cultural and linguistic identities through Ramadan classroom decorations, Saudi National Day observances, and Language Clubs in the after-school program. Field trips broaden students' experiences beyond the classroom, and healthy nutrition is part of the curriculum through nutrition classes and daily meals.

Application fees
- No official, up‑to‑date application or registration fee schedule could be retrieved from the school's published materials. Therefore a confirmed application fee amount cannot be provided here.

Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year group)
- No official, up‑to‑date termly or annual tuition schedule broken down by year group for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26 if 2026/27 is unavailable) could be retrieved from the school's published materials. Therefore confirmed per‑term and per‑year tuition amounts by year group cannot be provided here.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- No official billing schedule (term dates, whether fees are billed termly/semesterly/annually) or detailed payment terms (deadlines, penalties for late payment) could be retrieved from the school's published materials. Therefore confirmed billing timing and formal payment‑term conditions cannot be provided here.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No published boarding fees or indication of an on‑campus boarding program were found in the school's official materials. It cannot be confirmed whether boarding is offered or what boarding charges would be.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, transport, meals, books, activities, deposits)
- No official amounts for additional fees (uniforms, school transport/bus, meals/lunch, textbooks, activity or enrichment fees, security deposit, capital levy, or similar) could be retrieved from the school's published materials. Therefore specific amounts for these items cannot be provided here.

Refund information
- No official, published refund or fee‑cancellation policy (including conditions for refunding deposits, prorated tuition on withdrawal, or non‑refundable items) could be retrieved from the school's published materials. Therefore confirmed refund terms cannot be provided here.

Fee payment options
- No official list of accepted payment methods (bank transfer, local bank deposit, credit/debit card, online payment gateway, cheque, or cash) or banking details could be retrieved from the school's published materials. Therefore confirmed payment method options cannot be provided here.

Summary of findings and limitations
- An attempt was made to retrieve the school's official, current fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26 where 2026/27 is not published). The school's official published fee schedule could not be accessed during that check, and no definitive official fee figures were available in the school's published materials for inclusion here.
- Third‑party school listing services do show summary fee ranges for First Step International School (examples of such listings exist), but their published fee figures were not used because the school's own, official fee schedule could not be confirmed.

If you would like a factual fee summary that can be published in an external database, an official fee schedule or a school‑issued fee document for the requested academic year will be required to produce the detailed, per‑year and per‑term breakdowns you requested.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

First Step International School emphasizes resilience and social development as part of its learning. It maintains small class sizes to support personalized attention and strengthens teacher-student relationships. It aims to develop students who are mentally and socially capable and ready to assume leadership roles. It integrates technology throughout classrooms to support growth. It preserves each student's cultural and linguistic identity.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Language Clubs offer practice in English, Arabic, and other foreign languages commonly spoken by students. Inquiries can be answered in Arabic or English, facilitating communication with families. The school exposes students to multiple languages through language clubs and a diverse faculty. Teaching staff from different nationalities provides language exposure. Language-related enrichment supports bilingual development and global perspectives.

Mental Wellbeing

First Step International School prioritizes the well-being of its students. The learning environment includes an inclusive atmosphere where diversity is celebrated. There are clear expectations for behavior and academics to create a stable environment. There are supportive relationships among students, teachers, and staff. There is a safe and welcoming physical environment that promotes learning.

Safeguarding

The school has safety protocols including emergency evacuation procedures and frequent drills. Transportation safety is supervised by bus staff.

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Ibn Rushd Jazan International School

Instructs in English

Fees SAR 13,200 - 21,000

Located in Saudi Arabia, Ibn Rushd Jazan International School delivers an international education tailored to learners preparing for global opportunities. The school follows an American-standard learning platform, designed to align with widely used U.S. curriculum practices while adapting to local context. Central to the approach is interactive English learning, with classroom activities, digital resources, and collaborative projects that encourage speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. Students engage in structured English development alongside core subjects, supporting proficiency across disciplines. The learning environment emphasizes clear communication, critical thinking, and practical application of knowledge through examples and inquiry-based tasks. The school values inclusivity and supports diverse learners through differentiated instruction and targeted language support where needed. Parents seeking a program with a US-style framework and an emphasis on language fluency will find this school's model straightforward and transparent. This description reflects the stated curriculum emphasis; additional programmatic details can be provided on request.

Overview of fees and charges

- Annual tuition is published by grade level (amounts shown are annual tuition):
- Kindergarten (KG1, KG2, KG3): SAR 13,200 per year.
- Grades 1–3: SAR 16,875 per year.
- Grades 4–6: SAR 18,000 per year (Grades 4–6 listed at this band).
- Grades 7–8: SAR 18,000 per year.
- Grade 9: SAR 19,125 per year.
- Grades 10–12: SAR 21,000 per year.

Application / registration and assessment fees

- A registration/admissions (application and assessment) fee is charged and such registration/test fees are non-refundable. The school requires payment of applicable registration and assessment charges when submitting an application. The school's payment/refund policy treats registration and entrance-test fees as non-refundable.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Parents are required to pay the full fee for the semester at the time of registration for that semester; the school's registration process requires payment of the semester fees in full before the semester begins. Tuition is published as an annual figure by grade; the school collects fees according to its semester billing requirement.
- The school's financial policies allow structured options for families (electronic payments, installment plans through approved partners), and non-payment may lead to administrative actions per the school refund/payment policy.

Payment methods and options

- Accepted payment methods include: bank transfer to the school's designated bank accounts, in-person card payments (MADA, Visa, MasterCard), online payment via the school's electronic payment channels or app, and installment/financing options arranged with approved partners (e.g., Jeel Pay). Additional digital wallets or bill-pay channels supported by the school group include Apple Pay, STC Pay and SADAD where available. Specific school bank account details are provided by the school for payments.

Discounts and early-payment offers

- Early-registration and grade-specific discounts are offered seasonally (for example, early-registration discounts and stage-specific discounts are published for new intake periods). Discount policies (sibling discounts, early-payment discounts, founding/establishment discounts) are governed by the group's discount policy and applied according to the school's published conditions.

Other fees and typical additional costs

- Transport: The school provides air-conditioned school-bus transportation charged separately as an add-on service; routes and fees are determined by service area. Transportation is an extra cost in addition to tuition.
- Uniform: School uniform is purchased separately through the authorised uniform supplier (Blue Uniform) and is charged to parents. Uniform costs are additional to tuition and are billed/purchased outside the tuition invoice.
- Textbooks and learning materials: Textbooks and some learning-material charges apply and may be billed separately or collected at registration; the global/ international section requires families to cover book costs (and the refund policy specifically notes books must be borne by parents in certain withdrawal cases).
- Extra-curricular activities, school trips, special programs, health insurance, waiting/aftercare services, and learning-support services may incur additional charges; these items are generally charged separately from core tuition and treated as additional fees or optional services by the school.

Boarding

- Boarding accommodation is not provided for this campus; the school offers day-school services with transport options but no boarding programme is listed for the Jazan campus.

Refunds and withdrawal charges

- Withdrawal/refund rules are governed by the school group's payment and refund policy: full refund of fees paid is given if withdrawal is completed before the start of the academic year; once the academic term has started, withdrawal charges are applied on a sliding scale (examples in the policy include 25% liability if withdrawn during week one, 50% in week two, 75% in week three, and full semester liability from week four onward). Registration, admission and test fees are non-refundable. For students in the international/global section, parents are responsible for the cost of books in withdrawal calculations. Refund processing is subject to administrative procedures and timing outlined in the policy.

What to expect on invoices and next steps

- Invoices typically itemise the tuition charge (by grade level), any applied discount, and separately list optional/additional services such as transport, uniforms, textbooks, extracurricular programs and any assessment or registration fees. The school provides bank details and electronic payment channels on the school/group payment pages for completing transactions.

If you require these figures presented in a specific format for your database, use the annual tuition amounts above by grade; billing is handled at the semester level per the school's registration requirement.

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Ajyal Al Maarefah International School

Fees SAR 15,000 - 18,000

Type Co-educational

Ajyal Al Maarefah International School (AMIS) is a long-standing co-educational institution in Jazan, located in Alrawabi on King Fahad Road. Open since 1989, AMIS has grown into a K-12 campus for both boys and girls, offering the Cambridge British Curriculum for the full range of grades. The School provides Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Levels, and hosts the only recognized Cambridge examination center in Jazan, making it a local hub for high-stakes Cambridge assessments. In 2023, AMIS relocated to a new campus in the heart of Jazan city, providing a larger, modern learning environment with a stated capacity of about 2,500 students. The Ministry of Education has honored AMIS as the best Education Provider in Gizan for three consecutive years. AMIS is described as the first international school in Jazan and remains the district's sole Cambridge examinations center, reinforcing its role in international education within the region today.

Location

Alrawabi, King Fahad Rd, Jazan. The campus is in the heart of Jazan city, on King Fahd Road. In 2023, Ajyal Al Maarefah International School moved to a state-of-the-art K-12 campus in central Jazan. The school serves both boys and girls.

Stages

K-12 (primary through secondary).

Type

Co-educational (Boys & Girls).

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia

School day structure

The school day runs Sunday through Thursday from 7am to 1pm.

Application & assessment fees
- Assessment (application/placement) fee: SAR 250.
- Registration / enrolment fee: SAR 500 (payable at registration).

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts)
- Kinder: SAR 15,000 (KG1, KG2, KG3 shown at same level).
- Primary (Grades 1–6): SAR 16,000 per year.
- Middle (Grades 7–9): SAR 17,000 per year.
- High School (Grades 10–12): SAR 18,000 per year.

Per-term detail
- Annual tuition is invoiced on an academic-year basis; published figures above are annual amounts. One-time application/registration fees are charged at registration in addition to the annual tuition. Specific term-split amounts (term invoicing values) are managed under the school's re-registration and tuition policy.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Registration and assessment fees are charged at the time of application/acceptance.
- The school's published materials identify a formal Re-registration & Tuition policy for the academic year 2025–2026; tuition billing follows that policy.
- Third‑party school listings indicate that families are normally asked to arrange payment of applicable school fees at registration; one source indicates that the school does not offer an instalment plan and requires payment of the annual fee at the start of the academic year. Parents should allow for either full-year settlement at registration or the school's standard invoicing per its fee policy.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a day school (no boarding fees applicable).

Other costs and regular additional fees
- Transportation (school bus): transport service is available and is charged separately from tuition. Exact transport zone fees are set by the school.
- Textbooks, workbooks and learning resources: charged separately as required for each grade/Programme (external exam entries or specialist materials may carry additional charges).
- Uniforms and school supplies: uniforms are an additional cost and are purchased separately.
- External examination fees: charges for Cambridge IGCSE/AS/A‑Level examination entries are billed separately when applicable. The school runs Cambridge examinations and external exam charges apply for those entries.
- Discounts and concessions that are published by school listings:
- Early registration discount: 10% (where applicable).
- Sibling discounts: typical published tiers include second sibling 5%, third sibling 7.5%, fourth and subsequent siblings 10% (as published on the school listing).

Refunds and withdrawals
- Application and registration/assessment fees are charged at the time of application/registration. Refundability of those one‑time fees and any tuition refunds on mid‑year withdrawal are governed by the school's Re‑registration & Tuition policy. Families are subject to the school's formal fee and refund rules as set out in that policy.

Fee payment options
- Families arrange payment through the school's finance/accounts process. Published school listings and the school's online fee portal references indicate that electronic / online fee handling is used; common methods with comparable schools include bank transfer and card payment via the school finance office or the school's fee portal. For this school, payments are handled through the school's fee system and finance office.

Notes for parents (practical summary)
- Budget using the annual tuition figures above by grade and add one‑time application/registration charges at the point of enrolment.
- Expect separate, additional charges for transport, textbooks, uniforms and Cambridge examination entries where applicable.
- The school publishes a Re‑registration & Tuition policy for 2025–2026 that governs invoicing, refunds and detailed payment terms; the policy should be consulted for exact term splits, refund conditions, and accepted payment methods.

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