Al-Andalus International Schools – Riyadh

Saudi Arabia, Riyadh

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees SAR 20,000 - 31,000

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum American Curriculum, Islamic Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English

Strengths Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Al-Andalus International Schools – Riyadh is part of a Saudi network offering a blended curriculum that combines American and Islamic education within a bespoke framework. The school emphasizes flexible, innovative curricula designed to develop critical thinking and problem-solving, equipping students to become future leaders who can address real-world community needs. Enrollment spans multiple tracks, including National Curriculum, International Curriculum, Egyptian Track, Qur'an Memorization, and a Talent program, with classes available for both boys and girls. In addition to the American and Islamic streams, the school delivers the International Baccalaureate Diploma, underscoring its commitment to internationally recognised qualifications. The institution traces its roots to Al Andalus Private Schools (1984 CE) with a network that has grown across Jeddah, Taif, Mecca, Abha, Khamis Mushait, and Al-Jouf, reflecting experience in learning communities. A community responsibility program supports involvement, courses, and services. Academic and leadership structures include a board of directors guiding school affairs.

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The Essentials

Location

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Contact details: 920020282; alandaluis@gmail.com. The page features sections highlighting reasons to choose Andalus and the school's strategic focus areas.

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Currency
- All amounts are in SAR (Saudi Riyal).

Application / Registration fee
- New-student registration fee: SAR 2,500 (one-time, applied to all grades and tracks).

Tuition fees (Riyadh branch) — National (Ahli) track — amounts shown per full year and per term
- KG1, KG2, KG3: SAR 20,000 per year (or SAR 10,000 per term).
- Primary (many early primary grades): SAR 20,000 per year (or SAR 10,000 per term).
- Selected primary grades (upper primary): SAR 21,000 per year (or SAR 10,500 per term).
- Middle school (all grades): SAR 22,000 per year (or SAR 11,000 per term).
- Secondary (grade 10/upper levels shown): SAR 25,000 per year (or SAR 12,500 per term).

Tuition fees (Riyadh branch) — International (Alami) track — amounts shown per full year and per term
- KG1: SAR 24,500 per year (or SAR 12,250 per term).
- KG2, KG3: SAR 25,000 per year (or SAR 12,500 per term).
- Lower primary grades (early primary): SAR 27,000 per year (or SAR 13,500 per term).
- Upper primary grades: SAR 28,000 per year (or SAR 14,000 per term).
- Middle school (all grades): SAR 29,000 per year (or SAR 14,500 per term).
- Secondary (grades 10–12 shown): SAR 31,000 per year (or SAR 15,500 per term).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is shown both as a full-year amount and as splits for Term 1 and Term 2; families may pay either the full‑year amount or the per‑term amounts as displayed.
- Certain discounts and exemptions are conditional on timely payment: sibling discounts and other promotional discounts require settlement of the term's tuition for all students by the end of the second week of the term.

Transport (school bus) fees
- Round trip: SAR 6,000 per year or SAR 3,300 per term.
- One-way: SAR 4,200 per year or SAR 2,310 per term.
- Transport fees include VAT where indicated and are non‑refundable for the term after one week from the student's first day on the bus. A student is not considered a bus subscriber until full payment for the service is made.

Uniform and related costs
- Each student receives a set number of free uniforms as a school grant (free allocation varies by stage; e.g., two free basic uniforms indicated).
- Price for additional uniform pieces (examples): basic uniform extras SAR 150–200; jackets SAR 100; sports uniform SAR 150. Extra uniform charges include VAT where indicated. The free uniform grant is not exchangeable for cash.

Discounts and VAT
- Second-and-succeeding siblings receive a 10% discount on the net tuition per term (subject to the on‑time payment condition noted above).
- A one‑time "Founders/Generation" discount for students enrolling in the 2026–2027 academic year is shown (SAR 2,000 applied across terms for the year of enrolment, with a continuing smaller annual branch loyalty amount described).
- Value Added Tax (VAT) at 15% is added to tuition for students holding non‑Saudi identification; VAT is applied to transport fees for all students where specified.

Boarding / Accommodation fees
- No boarding or residential tuition line items are listed for the Riyadh international branch; the school operates as a day school and boarding fees are not applicable.

Refunds and cancellations
- Transport fees for a given term are non‑refundable after one week from the student's start date on the bus.
- The free uniform allocation is provided as a grant and its monetary value is not refundable or redeemable.

Fee payment options
- The school publishes bank‑account payment details for fee settlement; bank transfer to the school's accounts is an available payment route. Other accepted payment channels are not specified on the fee pages reviewed.

Other notes on costs
- Fees shown are separated by academic track (National/Ahli vs International/Alami) and by gender/section where applicable; transport and uniform are charged in addition to tuition where selected. Promotional discounts or special fees (for example, the 2026–2027 founders discount) are applied to tuition as described in the branch fee schedule.

Academics

Curriculum

Flexible and innovative curricula are offered. Education is based on innovation and critical thinking. Students are equipped with the skills needed to become future leaders and to solve real-world problems facing communities. Enrollment is offered across multiple tracks: National Curriculum, International Curriculum, Egyptian Track, Qur'an Memorization, and a Talent program, for both boys and girls.

Gifted and Talented

Talented (gifted) programs exist for advanced learners. The 'Talented' track is part of Andalus International Schools' offerings.

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Admissions

The school has a distinctive education that meets your children's needs. It has highly capable teachers and offers flexible and innovative curricula. The curriculum is designed to be adaptable and forward-thinking.

The school focuses on education based on innovation and critical thinking to equip students with the skills needed to become future leaders and to solve real problems facing communities.

The school identifies strategic areas including operational efficiency (the organization's ability to use human and material resources well to achieve desired results), an appealing environment (meeting the needs and aspirations of stakeholders through facilities and culture), academic excellence (high-quality learning outcomes according to established standards), and value-based education (an educational framework that promotes virtuous behaviors and character).

An introductory tour about Andalus is available, with overviews of each branch and snapshots of Andalus' offerings.

Our partners and our publications highlight the school's identity and programs, including reference to the International Baccalaureate.

Latest news includes posts dated October 16, 2025, and October 14, 2024, among others, detailing partnerships and celebrations related to Andalus.

The board of directors is listed with roles such as chairperson.

Community responsibility is emphasized with community engagement, free courses, and community services cited.

Quotes from parents reflect positive experiences at the school.

Contact information: phone 920020282 and email alandaluis@gmail.com.

The Mecca campus is referenced among the Andalus International Schools network, with related announcements and educational articles.

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FAQs

Where is Al-Andalus International Schools – Riyadh located?

Al-Andalus International Schools – Riyadh is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The campus is co-educational, welcoming both boys and girls. For inquiries, you can contact us at 920020282 or alandaluis@gmail.com.

Which curricula/tracks can students enroll under at the Riyadh campus?

Students can enroll in National (Ahli), International (Alami), Egyptian Track, Qur'an Memorization, and a Talented program. The school is co-educational, serving both boys and girls across all tracks. The curricula are described as flexible and innovative, with a focus on critical thinking and real-world problem solving.

Is the Riyadh campus co-educational?

Yes. The Riyadh campus is co-educational, admitting both boys and girls across all tracks.

What are the tuition fees for the National track at Riyadh?

Tuition for the National (Ahli) track varies by grade. KG1–KG3 and many primary grades cost 20,000 SAR per year (10,000 SAR per term); middle school is 22,000 SAR per year (11,000 per term); and secondary (Grade 10 and above) is 25,000 SAR per year (12,500 per term). VAT applies for non-Saudi IDs where required, and transport and uniform fees are charged separately.

What are the tuition fees for the International track?

Tuition for the International (Alami) track is higher. KG1 is 24,500 SAR per year (12,250 per term); KG2–KG3 are 25,000 SAR per year (12,500 per term); lower primary 27,000 SAR per year; upper primary 28,000 SAR per year; middle school 29,000 SAR per year; and secondary 31,000 SAR per year (15,500 per term). VAT applies for non-Saudi IDs, and transport and uniform fees are extra.

Are there any registration fees or discounts available?

There is a new-student registration fee of 2,500 SAR (one-time). A 10% discount applies to second and subsequent siblings on net tuition per term if term tuition is paid on time. A Founders/Generation discount of 2,000 SAR is applied across terms for the 2026–2027 academic year. VAT at 15% applies to tuition for non-Saudi IDs.

Do you offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma?

Yes, the school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB Diploma) as part of its academic program. This complements the school's emphasis on inquiry-based learning and global-minded education.

Is there a Talented (gifted) program?

Yes, there is a Talented program for advanced learners. The Talented track is designed to challenge high-achieving students as part of Andalus' offerings.

What is the school's approach to curriculum?

The school uses flexible and innovative curricula, with a strong emphasis on innovation and critical thinking. It aims to prepare students to become future leaders who can solve real-world community problems.

What community involvement opportunities does the school offer?

The school runs a community responsibility program that includes community involvement, free courses, and community services, reflecting a commitment to applying learning beyond the classroom.

Does the school have a leadership structure or governance?

The school is governed by a board of directors, providing leadership and oversight across the network.

What wellbeing and safeguarding approach does the school emphasize?

The school emphasizes values-based education to foster character development and social responsibility within an environment that supports ethical growth. Details on SEN, EAL, or safeguarding are not provided in the available information.

What is the uniform policy and costs?

The school offers two uniform tracks: Saudi national (Ahli) and International (Alami). Each student receives two free basic uniforms as a grant, with additional uniform pieces costing around 150–200 SAR (KG/Primary) or 200 SAR (Middle/Secondary). Jackets cost 0 SAR for KG and 100 SAR for Primary through Secondary, and sports uniforms cost 150 SAR. The free uniform grant is not refundable or exchangeable for cash.

Is the Riyadh campus a boarding school?

No. The Riyadh branch operates as a day school, and boarding is not offered.

Who owns and runs the school?

Al Andalus International Schools are owned and operated by Al-Andalus Educational Company, and the network is overseen by a board of directors.

Does the school offer the IB Diploma and how is it viewed in the curriculum?

The IB Diploma is offered as part of the school's academic program and aligns with its focus on inquiry-based, globally minded learning.

Are there any notable partnerships or public posts about the school?

The school has partnerships and public postings highlighting its identity and programs, including references to the International Baccalaureate and community initiatives; recent updates also cover partnerships and celebrations related to Andalus.

What is the history of Al Andalus Private Schools?

Al Andalus Private Schools were established in 1984 CE (1404 AH) in Jeddah. The Taif branch opened in 1423 AH, with subsequent expansions to Mecca, Abha, Khamis Mushait (1433 AH), and Al-Jouf (1435 AH). The Riyadh campus is part of this network.

How can I contact the school for more information?

You can contact Al-Andalus International Schools – Riyadh at 920020282 or alandaluis@gmail.com. An introductory tour is available, offering overviews of each branch and snapshots of Andalus' offerings.

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