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Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School
Introduction
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail is an English-medium school following the British Curriculum. English is the main medium of instruction, with Arabic, Filipino, Urdu and French taught as subjects from Kindergarten through High School. The school provides education from kindergarten to O levels (IGCSE). Class sizes are small, with an average of about 15 students per class to support participation and individual attention. The school opened in 1999 and is located in Jubail, Al Jubail 31951, P.O. Box 1640. The principal is Mr. Ali Hassan Al Baloushi. The school offers transportation and participates in math competitions such as Kangaroo Mawhiba for Grades 3–9. For AY 2025–2026, annual fees range from SAR 11,400 to SAR 15,500, with a SAR 300 registration fee and 15% VAT applied to the total. The school operates under MOE with License 047.
Dhahran Jubail Expy, King Fahd Industrial Port, Al Jubail 35518, Saudi Arabia
The Essentials
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail has typical class sizes of 15, instruction in English.
Location
Al-Moattasem International School operates in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia, with a Jubail campus serving the city and a KG branch in Al Rakah, Dammam. The main Jubail campus is listed under Al Jubail, P.O. Box 1640, Al-Jubail 31951, and the Dammam branch is identified as Al-Rakah, Dammam. The school notes a Jubail presence and a separate KG branch in Dammam, reflecting its regional footprint.
Stages
The school provides education from kindergarten through O levels (IGCSE). At the Jubail location, classes run from kindergarten up to Level 9. The site states the school offers education from kindergarten to O levels (IGCSE).
Type
The school operates as an English-medium institution using a British Curriculum. It has separate boys and girls sections, indicating gender-segregated campuses while serving both genders. The administration list shows a Principal for the Boys Section and a Principal for the Girls Section.
Pupil Nationality Mix
There is no published data on pupil nationality mix, nationalities represented, or local versus international student ratios. The admissions materials do not provide these figures.
Additional learning support
No explicit information about Additional Learning Needs (SEN) or dedicated SEN facilities is provided on the site. There is no published detail about SEN support or specialist services.
Country affiliation
The school is located in Saudi Arabia and operates under the Saudi Ministry of Education (License No. 047). It also uses the British Curriculum.
Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation is listed. The school describes itself as an English-medium school using the British Curriculum with MOE oversight, without reference to a religious denomination.
School day structure
School timings at the Jubail location are KG from 8:00 to 12:00, and Levels 1–9 from 7:30 to 13:00. These hours define the typical school day for different year groups.
Bus service
A school bus service is not published on the site. The school provides two campus locations (Jubail and Al-Rakah, Dammam) and contact numbers, but no bus provider or transport arrangements are listed. Families may need to arrange private transport or inquire directly with the school.
Fees
Annual tuition at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail ranges from SAR 11,400 to SAR 15,500 for 2026/27.
Application / registration fee
- A one-time registration fee of SAR 300 (including VAT) is payable when registering a child. This registration fee is non‑refundable.
Tuition fees (annual totals and payment breakdowns) — Academic Year 2025–2026
Note: the figures below are the published annual totals for each grade band and the payment instalment options that are offered.
KG1, KG2, KG3 (Kindergarten) - Annual total: SAR 11,400. - Payment options: - Full payment: SAR 11,400 due at start of year; or - Two instalments: First instalment SAR 6,000 (due Aug/Sep) and second instalment SAR 5,400 (due Jan). - Workbooks and a sports uniform charge are included in the breakdown used to calculate the annual total.
Grades 1 and 2 - Annual total: SAR 12,500. - Payment option (instalment example shown in published schedule): First instalment SAR 2,900 (due Aug/Sep) followed by eight monthly payments of SAR 1,200 (Oct–May) that together cover the remainder of the year. Full‑payment is also an option.
Grades 3 and 4 - Annual total: SAR 12,100. - Payment option: First instalment SAR 2,500 (due Aug/Sep) followed by eight monthly payments of SAR 1,200 (Oct–May). The published fee schedule also shows a small French‑textbook charge where applicable.
Grades 5 and 6 - Annual total: SAR 12,200. - Payment option: First instalment SAR 2,600 (due Aug/Sep) followed by eight monthly payments of SAR 1,200 (Oct–May).
Grade 7 - Annual total: SAR 13,400. - Payment option: First instalment SAR 3,000 (due Aug/Sep) followed by eight monthly payments (published schedule shows SAR 1,300 per month over the 8 months). The published fee schedule notes inclusion of some book costs for lower grades.
Grades 8 and 9 - Annual total: SAR 15,500. - Payment option: First instalment SAR 3,900 (due Aug/Sep) followed by eight monthly payments of SAR 1,450 (Oct–May).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing / instalment pattern shown in the published schedule: a first instalment due at the start of the academic year (Aug/Sep) and then either a second instalment (for the two‑instalment plan used for KG) or eight monthly instalments across Oct–May (the school's 9‑payment option: first instalment + eight monthly payments). Full (single) payment at the start of the year is also offered as an option in the published schedule. - VAT: the published schedule states that published fees are shown excluding tax and that parents should pay 15% VAT on the total bill amount. The registration fee of SAR 300 is shown as including VAT. - Late / non‑payment: the published notes state that if the first instalment is not paid within five working days after obtaining the result (i.e., on acceptance), the student's registration will be cancelled. The first instalment must be paid in cash to the school cashier/account office as indicated in the published schedule.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not indicated in the published fee schedule; there are no boarding‑fee entries in the school's AY 2025–2026 fee structure. Boarding is therefore not applicable.
Other costs and mandatory extras
- Books: the published fee schedule states that the school fee includes the cost of books from KG through Grade 7. For higher grades the schedule lists a textbooks charge (amount varies by grade band) added to the tuition in the published breakdown. - Uniforms: the schedule requires that the full set of books and the uniform be purchased from the school (buying from outside is not allowed). A published sports‑uniform charge is SAR 100; the schedule references other uniform items (polo shirts, pants, skirt, jacket) and indicates jackets will be available in December. Specific individual uniform item prices are presented in the school's published schedule. - Transportation: the fee schedule shows published transport‑price figures (different amounts are shown for service areas such as Jubail and RC/Hamra and different payment options). Transport is listed as a separate add‑on (transport fees are not included in the tuition totals shown above). The published schedule shows different transport levels depending on route and payment method.
Refunds and cancellation
- The registration fee (SAR 300) is non‑refundable. The published notes describe that if required instalments are not paid within the published timelines the student's registration may be cancelled. The published fee schedule does not provide any other detailed refund table for tuition in the document.
Fee payment options and method
- Payment options shown in the published schedule are: full (single) payment at the start of the year; a two‑instalment option for certain levels (KG); or a 9‑payment instalment option (first instalment at start of year + eight monthly payments Oct–May). - The published schedule explicitly states that no online payment will be accepted and that the first instalment must be paid in cash to the school cashier/account office. The published schedule does not show online or card payment as an accepted method.
Academics
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 3 to 15.
Curriculum
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail follows the British Curriculum with English as the main medium of instruction. Languages taught from Kindergarten through High School include Arabic, Filipino, Urdu and French to support multilingualism. The school serves students from Kindergarten to O levels (IGCSE), with IGCSE examinations forming the secondary qualification. The institution is licensed by the Saudi Ministry of Education (License No. 047) and operates as an English-medium school under the British curriculum. Extra-curricular and enrichment efforts include participation in Kangaroo Mawhiba Mathematics Competition and accreditation by NWAC, SACS CASI and CASI.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school promotes social and emotional learning through its mission to empower students to be emotionally balanced and productive individuals. The mission states that the school prepares children to become self-reliant, intellectually enlightened, emotionally balanced and independent. Empathy is a core value, guiding students to care for others and understand different perspectives. The school emphasizes a safe, stress-free, positive and child-friendly environment to support wellbeing. It also highlights diversity and inclusion as part of its community values, reinforcing emotionally supportive interactions. The handbook does not describe a formal, standalone SEL program or dedicated counselling staff.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The handbook states that Al-Moattasem International School does not cater for applicants with diagnosed learning difficulties, indicating it is not a specialist SEN institution. Public staff listings describe administration and teaching staff but do not mention a dedicated SEN department or staff. The school presents a holistic, emotionally balanced development focus rather than outlining formal SEN provisions. The absence of explicit SEN facilities or programs in publicly available materials supports the conclusion that specialized SEN services are not described. The school does provide a health clinic and general student support platforms within its broader safeguarding and wellbeing framework.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is the main medium of instruction at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail. Languages such as Arabic, Filipino, Urdu and French are taught creatively from Kindergarten to High School. There is no explicit description of a dedicated EAL program or EAL staff in publicly available materials. The language offerings indicate a multilingual educational environment within the British-curriculum framework. No separate, formally labeled EAL department is described in the sources available.
Mental Wellbeing
The school aims to develop students into emotionally balanced and self-reliant individuals as part of its core mission. It seeks healthy personal development and wellbeing for students and the broader community. A safe, stress-free, positive and child-friendly environment supports students' wellbeing. Empathy and social responsibility are emphasized as part of the school's values, contributing to a supportive mental health environment. The school also highlights diversity to foster an inclusive atmosphere that underpins wellbeing.
Safeguarding
The handbook emphasizes safeguarding through a safe, stress-free, positive and child-friendly environment. There is an on-site clinic to address students' health needs. Fire drills and emergency procedures are described to ensure safety. COVID-related health and safety policies are referenced via plan and procedure for COVID precautions and related protocols. Discipline policies and codes of conduct are outlined as part of safeguarding and school governance.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Submit the application form to begin the enrollment process.
2. Provide the required documents: two passport‑size photographs; birth certificate; health certificate (immunization); copies of Father's and Mother's Iqama and Passport for both father and child; the father's employment confirmation letter; a school leaving certificate; a certificate from the previous school stating no balance/dues; fingerprint in the Absher system; and, for Grades 2 and above, documents attested by the Saudi Embassy of the child's country.
3. Pay a registration fee of SR 300 (including VAT) at enrollment.
4. After admission, pay the first installment by the due date; if the first installment is not paid within 5 working days after the result is conveyed, the registration may be cancelled.
5. Bring all original report cards from the previous school.
6. Complete any additional MOE or school procedures as required during the admission process.
Scholarships
The school does not publish information on any existing scholarships.
Waitlist
The school does not publish information on any existing waitlist.
FAQs
What curriculum does Al-Moattasem International School Jubail offer?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail offers IGCSE, British, French curriculums. Al-Moattasem International School Jubail follows the British Curriculum with English as the main medium of instruction. Languages taught from Kindergarten through High School include Arabic, Filipino, Urdu and French to support multilingualism.
What age range does Al-Moattasem International School Jubail cater for?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail accepts students from age 3 to 15. The school provides education from kindergarten through O levels (IGCSE). At the Jubail location, classes run from kindergarten up to Level 9.
What are the fees at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail?
Annual fees at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail range from approximately 11,400 to 15,500. **Application / registration fee** - A one-time registration fee of SAR 300 (including VAT) is payable when registering a child. This registration fee is non‑refundable.
Where is Al-Moattasem International School Jubail located?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail is located in Saudi Arabia. Al-Moattasem International School operates in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia, with a Jubail campus serving the city and a KG branch in Al Rakah, Dammam. The main Jubail campus is listed under Al Jubail, P.O. Box 1640, Al-Jubail 31951, and the Dammam branch is identified as Al-Rakah, Dammam.
Is Al-Moattasem International School Jubail co-educational?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail is a co-educational school. The school operates as an English-medium institution using a British Curriculum. It has separate boys and girls sections, indicating gender-segregated campuses while serving both genders. The administ.
How do I apply to Al-Moattasem International School Jubail?
The admissions process at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail: 1. Submit the application form to begin the enrollment process. 2.
Does Al-Moattasem International School Jubail offer scholarships or financial aid?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail offers scholarships and financial aid. The school does not publish information on any existing scholarships.
What learning support does Al-Moattasem International School Jubail provide?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail provides learning support services. The handbook states that Al-Moattasem International School does not cater for applicants with diagnosed learning difficulties, indicating it is not a specialist SEN institution. Public staff listings describe administration and teaching staff but do not mention a dedicated SEN department or staff.
Does Al-Moattasem International School Jubail offer English as an Additional Language (EAL) support?
English is the main medium of instruction at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail. Languages such as Arabic, Filipino, Urdu and French are taught creatively from Kindergarten to High School. There is no explicit description of a dedicated EAL program or EAL staff in publicly available materials.
What facilities does Al-Moattasem International School Jubail have?
Al-Moattasem International School operates as an English-medium school using the British Curriculum. It serves students from kindergarten to O levels (IGCSE). The school maintains small class sizes, with an average of about 15 students per class to support participation and individualized attention.
What extra-curricular activities are available at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail offers a range of extra-curricular activities. The school provides education from Kindergarten through O levels (IGCSE) and emphasises an international outlook with a British curriculum. The average class size is about 15 students to promote participation and individual attention.
What languages are taught at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail?
English is the main medium of instruction; Arabic, Filipino, Urdu and French are taught from Kindergarten to High School; multilingualism is encouraged.
Who is the head of Al-Moattasem International School Jubail?
The head of school at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail is Mr. Ali Hassan Al Baloushi.
When was Al-Moattasem International School Jubail founded?
Al-Moattasem International School Jubail was founded in 1999. Al-Moattasem International School was established to serve Jubail's international community. The school has served Jubail since 1999, providing international education to residents at a modest cost.
What accreditations does Al-Moattasem International School Jubail hold?
NCA CASI, NWAC, and SACS CASI accreditation.
What is the parent community like at Al-Moattasem International School Jubail?
The school community is international and multilingual, reflecting Jubail's diverse population. English is the main medium of instruction, with Arabic, Filipino, Urdu and French taught to foster multi Public documentation of a formal PTA is not published on the site.
