Al Alameen International School

Saudi Arabia, Riyadh

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Instructs in English

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Ages 3 - 16 years

Bus Service No

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Curriculum British Curriculum, Islamic Curriculum

Introduction

Al Alameen International School in Riyadh is a private international school that teaches the British curriculum alongside an Islamic curriculum, providing education from Nursery to Lower Secondary for children aged 3 to 16. The school states it is a registered Cambridge partner and an official Cambridge Checkpoint examination centre, and implements the National Curriculum of England within a programme that also emphasises Qur'an and Islamic studies. English is presented as the primary medium of instruction while the school publishes structured Arabic and Qur'anic programmes; the kindergarten section uses Montessori methodology and has a separate play area. The school's website describes qualified teaching staff, a programme of extracurricular and after‑school clubs, and publishes news, photo and video galleries showing facilities. Admissions and curriculum pages on the school site set out the programme structure and practical information for prospective families.

6803 Salah Ad Din Al Ayyubi Rd, Az Zahra, Riyadh 12811, Saudi Arabia

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Annual tuition at Al Alameen International School ranges from SAR 16,000 to SAR 22,000 depending on year group. That works out at roughly SAR 16,000 to SAR 17,000 for the early years, SAR 18,000 to SAR 22,000 for primary, SAR 22,000 for secondary, SAR 22,000 for sixth form. Annual tuition billed as a single annual fee, with the option to pay in installments via third‑party payment/finance partners (e.g., Buy‑Now‑Pay‑Later, Tamara, BSF, Amwal, Baset...

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Where is Al Alameen International School located and what age range does it serve?

Al Alameen International School is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Salah Ad Din Al Ayyubi Road. It serves students aged 3 to 16, with Montessori-inspired Nursery and Kindergarten in the early years and Cambridge-based provision in the Junior School.

What curriculum does the school follow and is it Cambridge-associated?

The school follows the National Curriculum of England for Key Stages 1–2 with Arabic and Islamic Studies integrated. It is a Cambridge Associate School offering Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE preparation, with student registration through the British Council.

Is the school co-educational and how is the early-years structure organized?

Yes, it is a co-educational day school. Early years are Montessori-inspired in Nursery and Kindergarten, while the Junior School covers Key Stages 1–2 with integrated Arabic and Islamic Studies.

What is the typical annual tuition range?

Published figures indicate annual tuition roughly between SAR 16,000 and SAR 22,000, with third‑party listings sometimes showing up to SAR 25,000 for higher year groups.

What fees exist beyond tuition, and how are payments arranged?

Beyond tuition, families may pay for uniforms, textbooks/learning materials, transport (bus) and external exam fees. Tuition can be billed annually with optional installments via third‑party providers or finance partners.

How does the admissions process work and is there information on scholarships or waitlists?

Admissions can be completed online or in person at the admissions office, with required documents collected during the process. There is no publicly published information about scholarships or waitlists.

Which Cambridge examinations and assessments does the school provide?

The school is a Cambridge Associate School and an official Cambridge Checkpoint Exam Centre, offering Year 9 Checkpoints and Cambridge IGCSE preparation as part of the pathway.

How are gifted students and learners with learning difficulties supported academically?

The school has a dedicated Gifted program to challenge high‑ability students and a Learning Support team for dyslexia and dyspraxia, complemented by counseling services.

What learning facilities and classroom features does the campus offer?

Classrooms are equipped with smart boards, and the KG area includes a separate Montessori play space with linoleum flooring for safety. Each class has an assistant to support safety and hygiene.

What sports and after‑school clubs are available?

There is a Sports Club offering football and basketball training, and after‑school clubs include Reading, Quran, Arabic, Cooking, Arts and Crafts, among others.

Are there dedicated spaces or programs for Montessori or special learning needs?

Yes. The Kindergarten includes Montessori-based spaces, and the school provides Learning Support and counseling services to address diverse learning needs.

What after‑school opportunities exist beyond academics?

Beyond class time, students can join clubs such as Reading, Quran, Arabic, Cooking, Arts and Crafts, and various support and revision groups, along with sports activities.

How does the school involve parents and support the school–home partnership?

The school emphasizes a strong parent–school partnership and regularly runs Parent‑Teacher Conferences to discuss student progress and collaboration.

Are there any enrichment programs tied to Cambridge or other external curricula?

Yes, Cambridge Checkpoints are used as part of the curriculum, and IGCSE preparation is provided for the relevant year groups.

What wellbeing and mental‑health supports are available for students?

Wellbeing is supported with counseling and Play Therapy, providing emotional care and academic guidance as part of the student support services.

How is English language support delivered for non‑native speakers?

English-language subjects are taught by native or native‑like teachers to ensure proper pronunciation, fluency, and comprehension within the British curriculum framework.

What information is available about safeguarding and safety measures?

The school emphasizes a safe, supportive environment with counseling and wellbeing supports; specific safeguarding policies are not detailed in the provided information.

Is Al Alameen a boarding school, and what are typical school hours?

Al Alameen operates as a day school with no boarding facilities. Typical hours vary by level: Grades generally start early morning and finish around early afternoon, with KG shorter days.

Is there a school uniform, and what does it entail?

A school uniform is required, and items can be purchased through the school's uniform program or suppliers listed by the school.

What values or culture does the school promote?

The school emphasizes Community & Collaboration, along with a strong parent–school partnership and activities like Quran competitions and Science Week to foster civic-minded learning.

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