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Al-Andalus International Schools – Al-Jouf

Saudi Arabia, Sakaka

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2007
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School
Introduction

Al-Andalus International Schools – Al-Jouf is a K-12 school with separate campuses for boys and girls, located on Prince Abdulrahman Al-Sudairi Road in Sakaka. It offers an American curriculum aligned to Common Core Standards, delivered mainly in English with Arabic and Quran/Islamic Studies taught in Arabic. The school emphasizes religious, moral, ethical, and cultural grooming within a balanced international education. AIS Al-Jouf operates under the Saudi Ministry of Education and holds Cognia accreditation; initial accreditation was achieved in 2009 with reaccreditation in 2015. The campus features modern learning spaces and integrated technology to support interactive teaching, plus after-school and enrichment activities. Co-curriculars include robotics, math and science programs, swimming and taekwondo, as well as arts-related events such as ART Fair, STEAM Fair, Spelling Bee and Debate. Trips to KAUST and cultural visits broaden horizons. The school emphasizes leadership, communication, and college counseling to prepare for international higher education opportunities globally.

Prince Abdulrahman Al‑Sudairi Old Road (Tariq Al‑Ameer Abdulrahman Al‑Sudairi Al‑Qadeem), Sakaka 72341, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

The Essentials

Al-Andalus International Schools – Al-Jouf has instruction in English.

Location
Main Branch, 7217, Old Plan District, Sakaka 72341, Saudi Arabia

Stages
Elementary; Middle & High School (boys and girls)

Type
Private school with separate campuses for boys and girls

Additional learning support
Student counseling program including social counseling and college counseling

Country affiliation
United States (via Cognia accreditation)
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Operates under the supervision of the Saudi Ministry of Education (license 502-4392). Cognia-accredited.
Fees
Application / registration fees
- No separate application or registration fee is stated for Al‑Andalus International Schools – Al‑Jouf.

Tuition fees (2026/27) — full year and per term
- Amounts shown are per academic year (full year) and per term (first term / second term). SAR is the currency.

Boys — Saudi track (full year / per term)
- Grade 1 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 2 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 3 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 4 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 5 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 6 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 7 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 8 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 9 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 10 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 11 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 12 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.

Boys — Mawhiba track (selected grades shown)
- Primary (example listed: Grade 4 Mawhiba): SAR 15,000 / SAR 7,500 / SAR 7,500.
- Middle (example listed: Grade 7 Mawhiba): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- High (example listed: Grade 10 Mawhiba): SAR 19,000 / SAR 9,500 / SAR 9,500.

Girls — Saudi track and KG (full year / per term)
- KG1: SAR 10,000 / SAR 5,000 / SAR 5,000.
- KG2: SAR 11,000 / SAR 5,500 / SAR 5,500.
- KG3 (KG3/Pre‑KG): SAR 11,000 / SAR 5,500 / SAR 5,500.
- Grade 1 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 2 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 3 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 4 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 5 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 6 (Primary): SAR 12,000 / SAR 6,000 / SAR 6,000.
- Grade 7 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 8 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 9 (Middle): SAR 13,000 / SAR 6,500 / SAR 6,500.
- Grade 10 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 11 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- Grade 12 (High): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.

Girls — Mawhiba track (selected grades shown)
- Primary (example listed: Grade 4 Mawhiba): SAR 15,000 / SAR 7,500 / SAR 7,500.
- Middle (example listed: Grade 7 Mawhiba): SAR 16,000 / SAR 8,000 / SAR 8,000.
- High (example listed: Grade 10 Mawhiba): SAR 19,000 / SAR 9,500 / SAR 9,500.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is published both as a full‑year amount and as per‑term amounts (first term / second term); the per‑term figures shown are equal halves of the annual fee. SAR amounts above are the posted full‑year and per‑term values.
- A sibling discount is applied: a 10% discount on the net tuition for the second child and each additional child enrolled in the same branch; the discount is conditional on timely payment (tuition for the term must be paid before the end of the second week of that term).
- Value‑Added Tax (VAT) at 15% is added to tuition for students holding non‑Saudi identity. Transport fees are shown exclusive of VAT for all students.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for the Al‑Jouf branch (no boarding charges apply).

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Transport (by area):
- Qarrah area — Round trip: SAR 2,200 per term / SAR 4,500 per year; One way: SAR 1,650 per term / SAR 3,500 per year.
- Sakaka area — Round trip: SAR 2,200 per term / SAR 3,500 per year; One way: SAR 1,650 per term / SAR 2,500 per year.
- Transport fees are not inclusive of VAT and are non‑refundable for the term after one week from the student's first day of using the bus.
- School uniform (grant and extra uniform prices):
- A free uniform is provided to each student as a grant; the school does not pay cash value if a parent elects to source uniforms elsewhere.
- Boys (example prices for extra items): standard uniform extra: SAR 150; jacket: SAR 150 (some stages SAR 100). Extra uniform prices include VAT.
- Girls (example prices for extra items): standard uniform extra by stage: KG/Primary extra SAR 150; Secondary extra SAR 200; jacket SAR 100; sports uniform SAR 150. Extra uniform prices include VAT.
- Other one‑off or incidental fees (exams, books, activities) are handled through parent billing and are not itemized on the tuition table above; transport and uniform fees are the main additional charges shown.

Refund information (applicable items)
- Transport fees are non‑refundable for a given term once one week has passed from the student's first day on the bus.
- The free uniform is granted in kind and its cash value is not payable to parents who choose to supply uniforms from outside vendors.
- The sibling discount is contingent on timely payment (see payment timetable condition above).

Fee payment options and process
- Electronic payment is supported through the network's SADAD invoicing service: payments may be made via all bank channels (ATM, internet banking, mobile banking and other bank channels) using the SADAD system. Parents receive an immediate confirmation/SMS after payment and can request a printed receipt through the accounting office. Minimum partial payment via the SADAD invoice can be SAR 3,000 when using that channel; full‑invoice and other payment options are also supported.
- The school issues a SADAD biller number and sends a payment reference; payments made through bank channels using that reference are accepted and reconciled automatically. Paper receipts are available on request.

If you require the figures formatted for import into a database, they are provided above as discrete SAR amounts (full year and per term) for each grade and item.
Academics

Al-Andalus International Schools – Al-Jouf teaches American Curriculum.

Curriculum
The school offers a balanced international education with a curriculum in English and Arabic. The curriculum is based on Common Core Standards and emphasizes religious, moral, ethical, and cultural grooming. English is the language of instruction; all subjects are taught in English except Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic. The program provides opportunities to develop strong academic skills and to handle responsibility.

Exam Results
Standardized exams include SAT, MAP, GAT (Qudrat), and Tahsili. The SAT has been an approved College Board SAT center since October 2018. MAP measures academic progress. GAT assesses deductive, logical, and critical thinking. Tahsili covers general mathematics, biology, English, physics, and chemistry as in Saudi general secondary education.

Higher Education Progression
The school offers college counseling to assist with university applications and major selection, nationally and internationally. Counselors provide workshops with international universities on admission requirements and procedures. Graduates are invited to speak about their journeys and post‑school plans.
Parent Experience

History
AIS was established in 2007 and operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Education with license number 502-4392. It is accredited by Cognia. Al-Andalus Private Schools have been established since 1984 and are among the leading educational institutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, dedicated to high-quality, comprehensive education and fostering academic and personal growth. The Al-Jouf branch represents a progressive model within the AIS system, incorporating the latest curricula and modern educational methodologies. It places strong emphasis on developing students' skills through advanced programs, interactive technologies, and a wide range of enrichment activities designed to build character, leadership, and communication abilities for a future of achievement.

Community
Co-curricular activities include Spelling Bee, Debate Competition, Science Fair, Art Fair, STEAM Fair, Math Olympiad, Career Day, penmanship and coloring contests, morning assemblies, and sports/swimming. These events are organized by Heads of Department, Student Counselors, and Activities Coordinators. The school also conducts Outdoor Educational Visits to KAUST and trips to Medina, Taif, Abha, and Riyadh.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Al-Jouf Branch of Al-Andalus Private Schools is a progressive model within the AIS system, adopting the latest curricula and modern educational methodologies. It provides an innovative learning environment that promotes creative thinking and academic excellence. The branch emphasizes developing students' skills through advanced educational programs, interactive technologies, and a wide range of enrichment activities designed to build character, leadership, and communication skills. The branch operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and holds Cognia accreditation, reflecting commitment to quality. The curriculum offers English-language instruction with Arabic and Quran studies integrated, aligning with a balanced international education approach.

Sports Facilities
AIS Al-Jouf provides co-curricular activities that include swimming and taekwondo as part of the after-school program. It also offers robotics, math, science, English, and Arabic programs as part of its co-curricular offerings. Sports and swimming activities are explicitly listed as part of after-school life, reflecting a commitment to physical education. Indoor programs and events accompany the sports component, including Spelling Bee, Debate Competition, Science Fair, ART Fair, STEAM Fair, Math Olympiad, Career Day, and more. Educational visits to KAUST and other venues support a broader extracurricular experience that complements physical activity.

Academic Facilities
The curriculum is a balanced international education with a rich English- and Arabic-language program. English is the language of instruction; all subjects are taught in English except Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic. The curriculum is based on Common Core Standards and also focuses on religious, moral, ethical, and cultural grooming. The branch uses interactive technologies and advanced educational programs to support learning and offers enrichment activities to develop leadership and communication skills. AIS operates under the Ministry of Education with license number 502-4392 and is Cognia-accredited, with initial accreditation in 2009 and reaccreditation in 2015.

Extra Curricular Facilities
AIS emphasizes participation in a wide range of extracurricular activities as an essential part of education. Co-curricular offerings include robotics, math, science, English, swimming, taekwondo, and Arabic programs. The program includes indoor activities such as Spelling Bee, Debate Competition, Science Fair, ART Fair, STEAM Fair, Math Olympiad, Career Day, penmanship and coloring contests, and morning assemblies. After-school clubs expand opportunities for student involvement beyond the classroom. Outdoor learning experiences include Educational Visits to KAUST and trips to Medina, Taif, Abha, and Riyadh.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers a balanced international education with a curriculum based on Common Core Standards and delivered in English and Arabic. English is the language of instruction, with Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic taught in Arabic. The program emphasizes developing critical thinking and academic skills through co-curricular activities and competitions such as Spelling Bee, Debate Competition, Science Fair, ART Fair, STEAM Fair, Math Olympiad, and Career Day. Educational visits to KAUST and cultural trips to Medina, Taif, Abha, and Riyadh complement classroom learning.

Arts & Creative
The school provides co-curricular opportunities in the arts, including an ART Fair and related art programs to foster creativity and visual expression. Penmanship and coloring contests are part of the arts offerings, along with other arts-focused events. The program encourages creative engagement through regular arts activities and showcases.

Cultural & Language
The curriculum includes English and Arabic, with Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic taught in Arabic. Arabic programs support language development and cultural understanding. English is the language of instruction for most subjects. Educational visits to KAUST, museums, and trips to Medina, Taif, Abha, and Riyadh broaden students' cultural awareness.

Social & Hobbies
The school runs after-school clubs and a broad range of extracurricular activities, including robotics, math, science, English, swimming, taekwondo, and Arabic programs. A rich calendar of events features Spelling Bee, Debate Competition, Science Fair, ART Fair, STEAM Fair, Math Olympiad, Career Day, and penmanship and coloring contests. Outdoor and campus-based activities, such as educational visits to KAUST and trips to Medina, Taif, Abha, and Riyadh, support student interests outside the classroom.

Leadership & Professional
The school emphasizes developing students' leadership and communication skills through enrichment activities and a counseling program. A college counseling service supports university admissions nationally and internationally, and regular workshops with international universities help students understand admissions requirements and procedures. Career guidance and guest talks connect students with professionals to prepare them for future studies and careers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports and fitness are provided through Sports/Swimming activities. Outdoor educational visits to KAUST and museums, and trips to Medina, Taif, Abha, and Riyadh extend learning beyond the classroom. These activities contribute to students' physical activity and broader development.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include English and Arabic. English is the language of instruction for most subjects, while Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic are taught in dedicated courses. Arabic programs are included as part of the curriculum and co-curricular offerings. The curriculum centers on bilingual development by integrating both languages throughout the student experience.

Bilingual Teaching
The school offers a balanced international education with a rich curriculum in English and Arabic. English is the language of instruction, and all subjects are taught in English except Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic. The program emphasizes religious, moral, ethical, and cultural grooming alongside academics. This bilingual approach supports students' bilingual development across core subjects.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cognia accreditation. AIS was initially accredited in spring 2009 and was reaccredited in spring 2015.
Admissions

Admissions
Admissions and Registration Department handles admissions and registration. A Student Registration Form is available via Quick Links and 'Register now' is shown on the site. Contact the school at 920020282 or crm@as.edu.sa. English is the language of instruction; Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic are taught in their respective subjects. The curriculum follows Common Core Standards and includes a bilingual English-Arabic program. The school is Cognia-accredited. College Counseling and a structured Student Counseling Program are provided.
School Events
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