Compare International Schools in Tabuk, Saudi arabia

Instructs in English

Fees SAR 10,000 - 17,000

Pupils 867

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

ASTRA International School in Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia delivers an American curriculum for KG1 through Grade 9. The co-educational campus emphasizes strong early childhood foundations, with the Early Childhood department focusing on language development, reading, and social interaction under supportive teachers. The school aligns with higher education expectations and centers character development within an international framework, guided by Head of School Mona Odeh. The 600-plus-student campus offers Arts & Culture and Recreation & Wellness as core aspects of campus life, integrated within a residential setting that includes diverse housing, dining, and health care. The elementary program emphasizes English language skills and daily decision making. Extracurricular offerings reinforce these themes through Arts and Culture and Wellness-oriented activities. The school provides a safe, inclusive environment that blends academic study with practical life skills, preparing students for further education in an international context. The school fosters global-minded learners through daily practice and supportive staff.

Location

Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The school is located in Tabuk city. Transportation is offered via a paid bus service with scheduled stops and an on-board attendant.

Stages

Education begins in Kindergarten and continues through Grade 9. The Early Childhood division is part of the program.

Type

Co-educational.

Pupil Nationality Mix

775 students. 8 nationalities represented.

Country affiliation

American

Bus service

The school provides a paid bus transportation service with scheduled times and stops. An attendant assigned by AIS, in addition to the driver, supervises the trip. Students must follow rules including respecting the bus equipment, remaining seated, fastening seat belts, and following the attendant's instructions. Breaches may result in exclusion from the service.

Tuition fees (per semester and per year)
- KG1: SAR 5,000 per semester — SAR 10,000 per year.
- KG2: SAR 5,500 per semester — SAR 11,000 per year.
- KG3: SAR 5,500 per semester — SAR 11,000 per year.
- KG3 (Extensive): SAR 5,500 per semester — SAR 11,000 per year.
- Grade 1: SAR 7,000 per semester — SAR 14,000 per year.
- Grade 2: SAR 7,000 per semester — SAR 14,000 per year.
- Grade 3: SAR 7,000 per semester — SAR 14,000 per year.
- Grade 4: SAR 7,500 per semester — SAR 15,000 per year.
- Grade 5: SAR 7,500 per semester — SAR 15,000 per year.
- Grade 6: SAR 7,500 per semester — SAR 15,000 per year.
- Grade 7: SAR 8,000 per semester — SAR 16,000 per year.
- Grade 8: SAR 8,000 per semester — SAR 16,000 per year.
- Grade 9: SAR 8,000 per semester — SAR 16,000 per year.
- Grade 10: SAR 8,500 per semester — SAR 17,000 per year.
- Grade 11: SAR 8,500 per semester — SAR 17,000 per year.
- Grade 12: SAR 8,500 per semester — SAR 17,000 per year.

Application / enrolment fee
- An application fee is payable at the time of submission of the admission form.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed by semester; the amounts above are given per first and second semester and also stated as annual totals. The tuition amounts include the cost of books for the full academic year.
- Transportation is charged per semester (see transportation fees below). Fees for non‑Saudi students are exclusive of 15% VAT.

Transportation (school bus)
- Two round trips per semester (standard bus service) — SAR 2,000 per semester.
- One single round trip (one way) — SAR 3,913 (this figure is shown inclusive of tax).
- Bus service is a paid, supervised service with an attendant and driver; students must comply with the school transportation rules.

Boarding / residential provision
- The school operates a residential campus with student housing and dining facilities. No separate boarding fee schedule is published alongside the semester tuition amounts.

Uniforms and other regular costs
- The school requires pupils to wear a school uniform and expects uniforms to be worn on campus and during school activities. No fixed uniform price schedule is published on the school's uniform information page.
- The published tuition amounts include the cost of books for the academic year; any additional consumables, special activity fees, examination fees, field trips, optional clubs or extra‑curricular costs are not itemized in the published semester schedule and may be charged separately.

Refunds and cancellations
- Refunds, cancellations or fee adjustments are managed by the school according to its admissions and administrative policies; a public, itemized refund schedule is not provided in the fee schedule materials. Contact the school for the specific refund and withdrawal terms that apply to an enrolment.

Fee payment options and how to arrange payment
- Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, in‑person payment) are not itemized in the publicly posted fee schedule. Payment arrangements and accepted payment methods are arranged directly with the school administration. Contact details: Phone +966 14 427 6613; email moudeh@fbsu.edu.sa.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

In Early Childhood, students gain a foundation in reading and writing as they learn English.

Mental Wellbeing

The school has a school counselor who raises awareness around child safety in the school and undertakes extra training to respond to concerns.

Safeguarding

The school believes every child has the right to be protected from situations that could affect mental or physical health, development, or dignity. A school counselor raises awareness around child safety and undertakes extra training to respond to concerns. The school provides access to KSA Ministry of Education child safety guidelines and the Ministry of Education Child Protection Policy.

Admissions

Applicants to Astra School must satisfy four steps. Step 1: Submission. Complete the application form and pay the application fee at submission. The submission initiates the admissions process and collects essential information about the applicant and the child. Applications can be submitted online or in person at the admission office. Step 2: Paperwork. We will request supporting documents for both the applicant and the child. For Saudi students, provide vaccination cards, birth certificate, four 4×6 photographs, copy of family ID, and copy of the student's passport. For non-Saudi students, provide four 4×6 photographs, copy of the student's passport, copy of student's iqama, copy of parent's iqama, copy of parent's passport, medical certificate, vaccination card, and birth certificate. The documents verify identity, residency, and health status. Step 3: Entry assessment. Once the papers are submitted, the school's administration will contact you to schedule your child's assessment. The assessment will include an English and/or Mathematics test to support the application. Step 4: Decision. After the application process is complete, the school will inform you of the decision to accept, decline, or place your child's name in the waiting pool. You can apply online or in person at the admission office. The school does not discriminate on the basis of gender, religion, race or ethnic origin in admissions or in any school programs.

Waitlist

The school uses a waiting pool for applicants; a decision may place a child's name in the waiting pool.

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International Indian School Tabuk

Instructs in English

Fees SAR 3,000 - 6,300

Pupils 713

Type Co-educational

International Indian School Tabuk is a CBSE-affiliated co-educational day school located in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. It offers the CBSE curriculum for students from pre-primary to senior secondary, including Science and Commerce streams, with affiliation No. 5730009. The school operates in three separate buildings for Boys, Girls, and Primary sections, enabling age-appropriate facilities and privacy. It emphasizes hands-on learning in well-equipped laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Computer Science, and Home Science, supported by audio-visual rooms and separate libraries for boys and girls. The campus provides facilities for indoor and outdoor sports and a range of ICT resources to support modern education. Established in 1989 with 11 students and 3 teachers, it began as a no-profit, no-loss venture to serve Indian citizens. A Managing Committee elected by Indian parents, under the patronage of the Ambassador of India and with support from the Directorate, Ministry of Education, Tabuk, oversees governance and operations today.

Location

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. Post Box No. 1559. The school can be reached at +966 14 4225929. Location is shown on Google Maps via the site.

Stages

Pre-primary, primary, secondary and senior secondary levels are offered.

Type

Co-educational with separate buildings for Boys and Girls.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Indian students with about 25 other nationalities represented.

Country affiliation

CBSE, New Delhi, India.

School day structure

School begins at 9:00 AM. LKG & UKG 9:00–12:30; I–V 9:00–1:15; VI–XII 9:00–2:10.

Monthly tuition (published rates; amounts in Saudi Riyals, VAT 15% not included)
- KG: SR 250 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 400 (foreign nationals).
- Classes I–V: SR 275 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 425 (foreign nationals).
- Classes VI–VIII: SR 325 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 475 (foreign nationals).
- Classes IX–XII: SR 375 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 525 (foreign nationals).

Per-term and per-year tuition (calculation method and amounts)
- Academic year: the school's academic session runs from the first week of April to the following March; tuition is billed monthly. Per‑term and per‑year figures below are calculated from the published monthly rates (per term = 6 months; per year = 12 months).

Per term (6 months) — Saudi/Iqama holders / Foreign nationals:
- KG: SR 1,500 / SR 2,400.
- I–V: SR 1,650 / SR 2,550.
- VI–VIII: SR 1,950 / SR 2,850.
- IX–XII: SR 2,250 / SR 3,150.

Per year (12 months) — Saudi/Iqama holders / Foreign nationals:
- KG: SR 3,000 / SR 4,800.
- I–V: SR 3,300 / SR 5,100.
- VI–VIII: SR 3,900 / SR 5,700.
- IX–XII: SR 4,500 / SR 6,300.

One‑time / admission charges (application and initial payments)
- Admission Fee: SR 600.
- Establishment Fund: SR 300.
- School Development Fund: SR 800.
- Caution Deposit (Class IV–XII): SR 100.
- Entrance Exam Fee (Class UKG onwards): SR 100.
- Admission Form Fee: SR 10.

Recurring ancillary fees (published heads)
- Annual exam fee: SR 200 per student (all classes).
- Annual library fee: SR 50 (applies from upper primary/with remark in the published schedule).
- Annual diary: SR 10 per student.
- Annual ID card: SR 15 per student.
- Lab fee (Classes IX–XII): SR 50 per month (equivalent to SR 300 per term; SR 600 per year).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed and payable monthly; the monthly tuition fee must be paid on or before the 30th or 31st of each month. Day 1 of the subsequent month is treated as the first day of overdue status. SR 1 per day is charged as a late fee for overdue payment, capped at SR 200 per child. VAT at 15% is not included in the published amounts. Parents may opt to pay via online banking; contact the accounts department to use that facility.

Boarding / transport
- The school does not publish boarding/hostel fees and does not provide a boarding facility; boarding fees are not applicable. Transport facility is listed as not available.

Other expected costs (books, stationery, uniforms, optional activities)
- Textbooks, workbooks and stationery are sold through the school's book lists; book costs vary by class and are charged separately at the start of each academic year (example: a UKG book set is shown as SR 114.50 on the published book list for that year). Parents should budget for class‑specific book and stationery packs in addition to tuition and the published fees.
- Uniform costs are not listed as a separate fee head in the published fee schedule; parents should expect to arrange and pay for uniforms separately.

Refunds and caution deposit
- The schedule lists a refundable head as Caution Deposit of SR 100 for Class IV–XII. The published fee schedule does not include a separate, detailed refund table for tuition or other heads within the fee document. The treatment of the caution deposit and any refund conditions would be handled according to the school's admission and accounts policies.

Fee payment options
- Online banking is explicitly offered as an option; parents are instructed to contact the accounts department for details. Receipts and standard accounts processes are handled by the school accounts office. For account queries use the school contact details provided by the school.

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Uniform Requirement

The uniform is described as follows: LKG & UKG – girls: white shirt, red pinafore, white socks, red hairband or ribbon; winter: white pinafore, white socks, white shoes. Boys: white shirt, red shorts, white socks, black shoes; winter: red sweater, red trousers/PT uniform. From Class I to III – girls: white shirt, navy blue frock, navy blue tie, white socks, black shoes; boys: white shirt, navy blue pant, navy blue tie, navy blue socks, black shoes. From Class IV to XII – girls: white salwar, navy blue kameez, white dupatta, navy blue socks, black shoes; boys: white shirt, navy blue pant, navy blue tie, navy blue socks, black shoes. Winter: navy blue V-neck full-sleeve sweater.

Food Options

Canteen: bids are invited for the School Canteen (Main Campus). A School Canteen Quotation is listed in News (Sept 2025).

Governance and Ownership

Governing body: A Managing Committee elected by Indian parents, under the patronage of the Ambassador of India, with active cooperation from the Directorate, Ministry of Education, Tabuk, governs the institution.

Curriculum

CBSE curriculum; offers education from pre-primary to senior secondary levels; has Science and Commerce streams. The school is affiliated to CBSE (Affiliation No. 5730009).

Student Teacher Ratio

500 students and 35 teachers, giving a student-teacher ratio of approximately 14.3 to 1.

Exam Results

Board examination results for Classes X and XII (CBSE) show strong performance across years: 2021-22 — Class X: enrolled 28, passed 28 (100%); Class XII: enrolled 14, passed 14 (100%). 2022-23 — Class X: enrolled 32, passed 32 (100%); Class XII: enrolled 16, passed 12 with 4 compartments (pass rate 100%). 2023-24 — Class X: enrolled 28, passed 27 with 1 compartment (100% pass); Class XII: enrolled 23, passed 21 with 2 compartments (100% pass).

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school places the student at the center of school life to secure outcomes through learning and holistic development. It provides a safe and secure environment physically and emotionally, with zero-tolerance for bullying, corporal punishment, body shaming and harassment. The academic environment stimulates innovation and encourages sharing diverse views and experiences, supporting mental, physical, moral and cultural development. The school engages parents through a consultative approach, inviting their participation in achieving stated goals. Feedback and grievance mechanisms (via the school website, suggestion box, and parent–teacher interactions) support ongoing improvements.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the medium of instruction. The Charter of International Indian Schools in KSA requires English as the medium of instruction. The school follows CBSE syllabus and delivers instruction in English.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling and wellness support is provided by a designated counsellor and wellness teacher. Wellbeing is integrated into holistic development, focusing on mental and physical health, and moral and cultural growth. The school maintains a safe and secure environment, including safeguarding measures, to support emotional wellbeing. Parents are engaged through consultative processes to support student wellbeing.

Safeguarding

The school provides a safe and secure environment, physically and emotionally, with zero tolerance for harassment. Bullying, corporal punishment and body shaming are prohibited. Safety of students is a prerequisite. The school provides structured grievance and complaint resolution channels (website, suggestion box, and parent–teacher interactions).

Admissions

1. The academic year starts in the first week of April and ends in March of the following year. Registration for new admission begins every year in February/March of the preceding academic year. Admissions are subject to the availability of seats. Under MOE guidelines, under-age students and children on visit visas will not be admitted. 2. Copies of residential permit (Iqama) for father, mother, and child must be submitted with originals for verification at the time of admission. Passport copies for the father, mother, and child, including the visa page and address page, are required. Three passport-size photos of the child with a white background are required. Additional documents include the birth certificate if a passport copy is unavailable, the vaccination card, the report card of the previous class, the original Transfer Certificate from the previous school, the Noor Programme Number from the previous school (for local transfer), and the Absher copy of the child. 3. Uniform details are provided for different grade levels: LKG/UKG uniforms for girls are a white shirt with a red pinafore, white socks, and a red hair band or ribbon; in winter a white pinafore with white socks and white shoes is worn; LKG/UKG boys wear a white shirt with red shorts, white socks, and black shoes, with a red sweater in winter. From Class I to III, girls wear a white shirt with a navy blue frock and navy blue tie, white socks and black shoes; boys wear a white shirt with navy blue pants and navy blue tie.

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International School of KSAFH – Northwestern Region

International School of KSAFH – Northwestern Region is in Tabuk, serving students from years through secondary. It delivers a full British curriculum from Reception to Year 13, including IGCSE in Years 10–11 and Cambridge AS/A Levels in Years 12–13. The school is part of International Leaders Educational Foundation, formerly the British International School of Tabuk, and holds Cambridge Centre SA/SX 134 with British Council; Ministry of Education license No. G069. A six-stage pathway runs from EYFS to Year 13, with Senior Specialist Pathways in Medical, Engineering, Business and Computer Science. Arabic is essential, with a Special Arabic Programme for non-native speakers. The learning model blends inquiry-based and project-based approaches with formative and summative assessments. The school week runs Sunday to Thursday with three terms, and Islamic values and Saudi identity sit within British framework, fostering citizenship alongside leadership and academic growth. Student Life emphasizes community engagement and Arts, Sport and Innovation.

Location

Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in the Northwestern Region. Address: P.O. Box 100, Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The school operates Sunday–Thursday with a day from 7:30 AM to 1:00 PM, and the academic year comprises three terms beginning in late August. It is licensed by the Ministry of Education (License No. G069) and delivers a British curriculum from Reception through Year 13.

Stages

From Early Years to A Levels (EYFS through Year 13) with six key stages: Reception; Years 1–2; Years 3–6; Years 7–9; Years 10–11; Years 12–13; IGCSE Programme; AS & A Level Programme; Senior Specialist Pathways in Medical, Engineering, Business, and Computer Science.

Type

British international school delivering a full British curriculum from EYFS through A Levels.

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia

Religious affiliation

Islamic values are part of the school's ethos.

School day structure

School week Sunday–Thursday; School begins 7:30 AM; School concludes 1:00 PM; Academic terms: Three per year; Year begins late August.

Application fees
- No public, itemised application or registration fee schedule is published for the 2026/27 academic year. Contact the school admissions office to obtain the current application fee amount and payment timing.

Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year)
- A detailed tuition schedule broken down by year group and by term is not published on the school's publicly accessible materials for 2026/27. Specific per-term and per-year tuition figures for each year group (Reception/EYFS through Year 13) must be obtained from the school's admissions/finance office.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school operates a three-term academic year. No public, itemised billing schedule (dates for invoicing, installment due-dates, or late-payment penalties) is published in publicly accessible documents. The detailed billing schedule and terms (for example, whether tuition is payable termly or annually, due dates, and penalties for late payment) are available from the admissions or finance office.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school's public information does not list boarding provision or boarding fees. If boarding is offered, the boarding tuition and associated charges are not published publicly and must be confirmed directly with the school.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, activities, exams, transport, development fees, insurance, books, trips, etc.)
- No comprehensive public schedule for ancillary charges (uniforms, extracurricular activities, school trips, examination/assessment fees, transport, development/capital fees, textbooks, or insurance) is available in the school's publicly accessible materials. Ancillary costs are usually charged in addition to tuition; exact amounts and which items are included or excluded from tuition must be obtained from the school.

Refund information
- No public policy text with refundable/non-refundable fee rules (for example, refund conditions for withdrawal before term start, pro-rata refunds, or forfeiture of deposits) is publicly available. Refund and withdrawal terms are documented internally (for example within a parent handbook or fee policy) and must be confirmed with the admissions or finance office.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cheque, online portal, etc.)
- Public materials do not list accepted payment methods or the school's banking/online payment arrangements. The school provides a Parent/Student portal and a contact phone and email for admissions and administration; accepted payment methods and instructions are available from the school's finance team. Contact: Telephone +966 (0)14 4411088 · Ext. 83299; Email admin@ist-ksa.org.

Summary of availability
- No public, downloadable fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year is accessible without school portal access. The Parent/Student handbook and detailed fee policy are accessible only through the school's portal or by contacting admissions/finance directly.

Curriculum

The school delivers a full British curriculum from Reception through to Year 13, including IGCSE in Years 10–11 and AS & A Levels in Years 12–13, taught by qualified educators. The program blends academic excellence with Islamic values and Saudi national identity, and promotes global citizenship. A six-stage pathway runs from EYFS through Year 13, with Senior Specialist Pathways in Medical, Engineering, Business, and Computer Science. Arabic is an essential part of the curriculum, with a Special Arabic Programme for non-native speakers. The learning approach emphasizes inquiry-based and project-based learning, with formative and summative assessments and preparation for international examinations. The school week runs Sunday to Thursday with three terms per academic year.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates progress to Saudi universities and UK universities in Medicine, Engineering, Business, Technology and Computer Science.

Gifted and Talented

Senior Specialist Pathways provide advanced study options in Medical, Engineering, Business, and Computer Science.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The International School of KSAFH Northwestern Region develops the whole child socially, emotionally, ethically, culturally, and physically. Student wellbeing is a core focus of the school's heritage and mission. A Guidance Counsellor is on staff to support student guidance and wellbeing. The teaching approach is student-centered, with inquiry-based learning, project-based learning, blended learning, and collaborative learning that foster social-emotional skills. Leadership programmes, innovation projects, sports, arts, and community engagement form part of Student Life to support personal growth and responsible citizenship. The school aims to prepare students for university, careers, and leadership as confident, globally minded citizens.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school delivers a full British curriculum from Reception through to A Levels, taught by qualified educators. A full British curriculum is supported by Cambridge Centre SA/SX 134 and is conducted in collaboration with the British Council. From Early Years to Year 13, the programme includes IGCSE and AS & A Level pathways. Learning Arabic is an essential part of the curriculum, with a Special Arabic Programme for non-native speakers. Senior specialist pathways include Medical, Engineering, Business, and Computer Science.

Mental Wellbeing

The school develops the whole child including social and emotional wellbeing as part of its core ethos. Student wellbeing is a stated focus alongside academic achievement. A Guidance Counsellor supports students with personal and academic guidance. The student-centered learning model and collaborative approaches promote resilience, empathy, and social-emotional growth. Daily life, leadership programmes, and community engagement provide opportunities for personal wellbeing and mental health-friendly experiences.

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Tabuk International Schools

Instructs in English

Fees SAR 10,500 - 18,000

Pupils 1500

Type Co-educational

Tabuk International Schools sits at Prince Naef (Muruj Al Amir), Tabuk 47315, Saudi Arabia. As the oldest international school in Tabuk, it provides kindergarten through secondary education for both sexes. It offers an American curriculum and is a co-educational institution affiliated with Saudi Arabia. The school delivers an international curriculum opening doors to top universities worldwide, globally, with AI and robotics integrated. Facilities include sports fields and swimming pools; modern laboratories and robotics labs; smart classrooms; and a campus with 35,000 open spaces. The American curriculum follows Common Core International Standards (McGrawHill). English is the medium of instruction; staff are fluent. Multilingual offerings include Arabic, French, English, and Chinese. Cognia accreditation underlines the school's international standing. Enrichment programs cover Arabic language support, mental arithmetic, and English-by-practice; primary-entrance qualification. Clubs include Academic and Intellectual (scientific competitions), Cultural and Language (educational trips, cultural events), and Lifestyle and Wellbeing (sports) for students today.

Location

Tabuk, Tabuk Province, Saudi Arabia

Stages

Elementary, middle, and high school (Boys Section).

Type

Co-educational

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia

Application fees
- No separate application or non-refundable registration fee is published; the school lists required registration documents but does not show a distinct application fee amount.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term)
- KG1 / KG2 / KG3: SAR 10,500 per year. This annual amount is stated to include tuition, uniform and books.
- Grade 1 (First Primary): SAR 14,000 per year. This annual amount is stated to include tuition, uniform and books.
- Primary (Grades 2–6): SAR 16,000 per year. This annual amount is stated to include tuition, uniform and books.
- Middle school: SAR 17,000 per year. This annual amount is stated to include tuition, uniform and books.
- Secondary (High School): SAR 18,000 per year. This annual amount is stated to include tuition, uniform and books.

Note on per-term figures (inference): the school publishes annual fees as above. If a parent requires an estimated per-term figure based on two equal semesters, the per-term amounts would be approximately:
- KG (per term, est.): SAR 5,250.
- Grade 1 (per term, est.): SAR 7,000.
- Primary 2–6 (per term, est.): SAR 8,000.
- Middle (per term, est.): SAR 8,500.
- Secondary (per term, est.): SAR 9,000.
(These per-term figures are a straightforward division of the published annual fee into two equal parts and are provided for budgeting purposes only; the school publishes annual amounts as the contractual fees.)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school publishes annual tuition amounts and third‑party listings indicate the school requires the full annual fee to be paid at the start of the academic year rather than offering an installment plan. Parents should expect the school's stated practice of collecting the annual fee up front.
- For withdrawals, the parent is charged for the period the student actually attended; any part of a month is counted as a full month, and the parent remains responsible for the cost of books and the uniform.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for Tabuk International Schools; the school is presented as a K–12 day school covering kindergarten through secondary levels.

Other costs and compulsory items
- Uniform and books: The published annual fees are explicitly stated to include the school uniform and textbooks.
- Additional or occasional fees not listed (for example school trips, certain exam fees, optional extracurricular activities, or transport) are not itemized in the published fee schedule; parents should budget separately for potential optional activities or incidental charges.
- Sibling discount: A sibling discount is published in the range of 5% to 10%.
- Non‑Saudi (foreign national) surcharge / tax: A 15% tax is specified to be added for non‑Saudi students.

Refund information
- Withdrawal policy: When a student withdraws, the guardian is charged for the period the student actually attended; any part of a month is treated as a full month. The guardian also remains responsible for the value/cost of books and the uniform.

Fee payment options
- The school displays payment-method graphics and references payment methods, and third‑party listings state that the school collects the full annual fee at the start of the year (installments are not offered). Specific accepted payment channels (for example bank transfer, credit/debit card, or local electronic payment systems) are presented visually by the school, but exact channel names and account details are not published as numeric items in the fee schedule. Parents should prepare to pay the full annual tuition at enrolment using the school's accepted channels.

Summary of the core figures (2026/27 academic year)
- KG1–KG3: SAR 10,500 per year (includes uniform and books).
- Grade 1: SAR 14,000 per year (includes uniform and books).
- Primary (Grades 2–6): SAR 16,000 per year (includes uniform and books).
- Middle: SAR 17,000 per year (includes uniform and books).
- Secondary: SAR 18,000 per year (includes uniform and books).

Curriculum

An international curriculum that opens doors to top universities worldwide, with AI and robotics education integrated.

Higher Education Progression

Paths to higher education at top international universities worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

A student was nominated through the Ibdaa Olympiad 2026 to participate in the 51st International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva 2026 for gifted students.

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