Brook House College Riyadh

Saudi Arabia, Riyadh

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees SAR 50,600 - 66,700

Ages 3 - 10 years

Bus Service No

Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum

Typical class size 4

Qurtubah, Riyadh 13245, Saudi Arabia

bhc-riyadh.com

The Essentials

Location

1 Ruwaq Street, Qurtubah, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The campus is in the Qurtubah district of Riyadh and is accessible by road. The street address places the school within Riyadh's urban, international-education landscape.

Stages

The school serves Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2) and continues through Year 12 (Y01–Y12). The curriculum pathway includes Key Stage 1 (Years 1–2), Key Stage 2 (Years 3–6), Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9) and Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11) with a Sixth Form offering AS and A Levels (Years 12).

Type

The Riyadh campus operates as a private British-curriculum school with an international, inclusive ethos. It emphasises a British curriculum rooted in England's framework and maintains an international, diverse student community. There is no explicit boarding facility indicated for the Riyadh campus.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The school describes an internationally diverse student body, but there are no published figures for the total number of nationalities or the local/international student ratio. No specific nationality breakdown is published.

Additional learning support

An inclusive education programme is in place, with differentiated instruction and support designed to ensure every student, regardless of ability or learning needs, can thrive. The school highlights its commitment to diversity and inclusion as part of the curriculum and student support.

Country affiliation

The school is affiliated with Brooke House College UK; the Riyadh campus shares the same mission, values, and ethos as the UK institution and follows a British curriculum.

Religious affiliation

There is no religious affiliation stated in BHCR materials. The school presents an international, diverse ethos within a British-education framework.

School day structure

Public materials do not publish start/end times. There is a school calendar referenced on the Life at Brooke House section, but specific daily timings are not provided.

Bus service

A bus service is not detailed publicly. Tuition and fees notes indicate that transportation is not included in the tuition, suggesting families arrange their own transport if needed.

Fees

Admissions and application fees

- Registration (one-off, non-refundable): SAR 5,000 (excluding VAT) / SAR 5,750 (including 15% VAT). Registration fees are waived for founding families.
- Deposit to guarantee a place: 20% of the annual tuition fee, payable within 15 days of the offer letter. The deposit functions as the down payment for the year.

Tuition fees — annual rates (Academic year 2025–2026)

- Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2): Regular SAR 44,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 50,600 (incl. VAT). Founders' rate SAR 37,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 42,550 (incl. VAT).
- Year 1–Year 2: Regular SAR 50,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 57,500 (incl. VAT). Founders' rate SAR 43,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 49,450 (incl. VAT).
- Year 3–Year 6: Regular SAR 58,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 66,700 (incl. VAT). Founders' rate SAR 49,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 56,350 (incl. VAT).
- Year 7–Year 8: Regular SAR 66,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 75,900 (incl. VAT). Founders' rate SAR 56,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 64,400 (incl. VAT).
- Year 9–Year 10: Regular SAR 70,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 80,500 (incl. VAT). Founders' rate SAR 60,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 69,000 (incl. VAT).
- Year 11–Year 12: Regular SAR 72,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 82,800 (incl. VAT). Founders' rate SAR 61,000 (excl. VAT) / SAR 70,150 (incl. VAT).

Termly payment schedule (Founders' Fees example) — amounts shown per the published 2025–2026 payment plan

- Saudi (Founders' Fees; amounts shown exclude VAT):
- FS1–FS2: Annual SAR 37,000 — Down payment (20%): SAR 7,400; Term 1: SAR 7,400; Term 2: SAR 11,100; Term 3: SAR 11,100.
- Y01–Y02: Annual SAR 43,000 — Down payment SAR 8,600; Term 1 SAR 8,600; Term 2 SAR 12,900; Term 3 SAR 12,900.
- Y03–Y06: Annual SAR 49,000 — Down payment SAR 9,800; Term 1 SAR 9,800; Term 2 SAR 14,700; Term 3 SAR 14,700.
- Y07–Y08: Annual SAR 56,000 — Down payment SAR 11,200; Term 1 SAR 11,200; Term 2 SAR 16,800; Term 3 SAR 16,800.
- Y09–Y10: Annual SAR 60,000 — Down payment SAR 12,000; Term 1 SAR 12,000; Term 2 SAR 18,000; Term 3 SAR 18,000.
- Y11–Y12: Annual SAR 61,000 — Down payment SAR 12,200; Term 1 SAR 12,200; Term 2 SAR 18,300; Term 3 SAR 18,300.

- Saudi (Founders' Fees) — after 5% sibling discount (example figures):
- FS1–FS2: Annual SAR 35,150 — Down payment SAR 7,030; Term 1 SAR 7,030; Term 2 SAR 10,545; Term 3 SAR 10,545.
- Y01–Y02: Annual SAR 40,850 — Down payment SAR 8,170; Term 1 SAR 8,170; Term 2 SAR 12,255; Term 3 SAR 12,255.
- Y03–Y06: Annual SAR 46,550 — Down payment SAR 9,310; Term 1 SAR 9,310; Term 2 SAR 13,965; Term 3 SAR 13,965.
- Y07–Y08: Annual SAR 53,200 — Down payment SAR 10,640; Term 1 SAR 10,640; Term 2 SAR 15,960; Term 3 SAR 15,960.
- Y09–Y10: Annual SAR 57,000 — Down payment SAR 11,400; Term 1 SAR 11,400; Term 2 SAR 17,100; Term 3 SAR 17,100.
- Y11–Y12: Annual SAR 57,950 — Down payment SAR 11,590; Term 1 SAR 11,590; Term 2 SAR 17,385; Term 3 SAR 17,385.

- Non‑Saudi (Founders' Fees; amounts shown include 15% VAT):
- FS1–FS2: Annual SAR 42,550 — Down payment SAR 8,510; Term 1 SAR 8,510; Term 2 SAR 12,765; Term 3 SAR 12,765.
- Y01–Y02: Annual SAR 49,450 — Down payment SAR 9,890; Term 1 SAR 9,890; Term 2 SAR 14,835; Term 3 SAR 14,835.
- Y03–Y06: Annual SAR 56,350 — Down payment SAR 11,270; Term 1 SAR 11,270; Term 2 SAR 16,905; Term 3 SAR 16,905.
- Y07–Y08: Annual SAR 64,400 — Down payment SAR 12,880; Term 1 SAR 12,880; Term 2 SAR 19,320; Term 3 SAR 19,320.
- Y09–Y10: Annual SAR 69,000 — Down payment SAR 13,800; Term 1 SAR 13,800; Term 2 SAR 20,700; Term 3 SAR 20,700.
- Y11–Y12: Annual SAR 70,150 — Down payment SAR 14,030; Term 1 SAR 14,030; Term 2 SAR 21,045; Term 3 SAR 21,045.

- Non‑Saudi (Founders' Fees) — after 5% sibling discount (example figures):
- FS1–FS2: Annual SAR 40,423 — Down payment SAR 8,085; Term 1 SAR 8,085; Term 2 SAR 12,127; Term 3 SAR 12,127.
- Y01–Y02: Annual SAR 46,978 — Down payment SAR 9,396; Term 1 SAR 9,396; Term 2 SAR 14,093; Term 3 SAR 14,093.
- Y03–Y06: Annual SAR 53,533 — Down payment SAR 10,707; Term 1 SAR 10,707; Term 2 SAR 16,060; Term 3 SAR 16,060.
- Y07–Y08: Annual SAR 61,180 — Down payment SAR 12,236; Term 1 SAR 12,236; Term 2 SAR 18,354; Term 3 SAR 18,354.
- Y09–Y10: Annual SAR 65,550 — Down payment SAR 13,110; Term 1 SAR 13,110; Term 2 SAR 19,665; Term 3 SAR 19,665.
- Y11–Y12: Annual SAR 66,643 — Down payment SAR 13,329; Term 1 SAR 13,329; Term 2 SAR 19,993; Term 3 SAR 19,993.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard payment dates for the 2025–2026 academic year (published schedule): Down payment due 15 June 2025; Term 1 due 1 August 2025; Term 2 due 15 November 2025; Term 3 due 1 March 2026. Re‑enrolment for the next academic year requires a 20% re‑enrolment fee (based on the upcoming year group's tuition) payable by 15 June.
- In‑term joiners: fees for children enrolling after the start of Term 1 or Term 2 are calculated pro‑rata by weeks remaining but not less than a minimum charge of 50% of the term's fees. Fees for children joining after the start of Term 3 are calculated pro‑rata based on the full academic year.
- Withdrawals: written notice one term in advance via the official Leaver's Form or by email to admissions@bhc-riyadh.com is required. If notice is not received, the next term's fees will be due.
- Consequences of outstanding fees can include withholding of academic reports and transfer certificates, suspension or withdrawal of the place, de‑registration from the Ministry of Education, and, as a last resort, legal action.

Boarding fees

- No boarding fees are listed for the Riyadh campus; the published fee policy and schedules do not include boarding charges. Tuition figures exclude provision of boarding.

Other charges and exclusions

- Tuition fees do not include books, school lunches, transportation, educational trips, or extracurricular activities provided by external providers. These items are billed separately where applicable.
- Sibling discount: a 5% discount is offered for the second and subsequent children (applied to the published fee amounts).

Refund information

- Annual payments made in advance are eligible for a refund for unused terms only if a full term's notice is given. Refunds do not apply for absences due to illness, travel, exclusion, or similar reasons.

Fee payment options

- Preferred method: online bank transfer (payments in SAR; include the child's full name on the transfer). Email proof of payment to finance@sicedu.com.
- Direct payments accepted on campus by credit/debit card: Visa, Mastercard, Mada, American Express.

Tax and currency

- All fees are charged in Saudi Riyals (SAR). A 15% VAT is applied to non‑Saudi applicants where applicable and is shown in the published inclusive figures.

Academics

Curriculum

Brooke House College Riyadh offers a British curriculum rooted in the National Curriculum for England, with Arabic Language and Social Studies integrated to reflect the local context. EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) focuses on play-based learning to develop communication, numeracy, and personal, social, and emotional development. Key Stage 1 (Years 1–2) builds on those foundations, developing literacy, numeracy, science, and world knowledge through enquiry-based learning. Key Stage 2 (Years 3–6) deepens core subjects—English, Mathematics, Science, and Humanities—while fostering curiosity, collaboration, and independence. Secondary Education (Key Stage 3 and 4; Years 7–11) leads to IGCSE qualifications in Year 10–11 across core subjects, with Arabic Language and Social Studies included in the programme. 6th Form (AS & A Levels; Years 12–13) offers a range of A-Level subjects following the British curriculum to prepare students for university entry.

Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Brooke House College Riyadh supports social-emotional learning through a holistic development approach that includes leadership programmes, student councils, and international exchanges, which cultivate teamwork, resilience, creativity, and ethical decision-making.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school describes an inclusive education programme with differentiated instruction and specialised support services, but does not specify which kinds of SEN it can support or whether it is a specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

EAL provision is not explicitly described; Arabic language and social studies are integrated into the curriculum, with Arabic language playing a vital role.

Mental Wellbeing

The Principal states that BHCR prioritizes student well-being and aims to provide a nurturing, safe environment, with a holistic development approach designed to build resilience and personal growth.

Safeguarding

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding policies; accreditations and memberships (including ISI) indicate safeguarding standards within the institution.

Admissions

1. Submit the admissions form to begin enrollment. Guardians complete the form with details such as Guardian Name, Email, Phone number, Nationality, Child's name, and Date of birth; the form also asks how you heard about BHCR. The admissions team will contact you shortly after submission.

2. An offer of a place is followed by payment of the Registration Fee. The Registration Fee is 5,000 SAR excluding VAT (5,750 SAR including VAT) and is payable after an offer of a place has been made; the Registration Fee is waived for founding families.

3. Pay the Deposit. A deposit equal to 20% of the annual tuition is payable within 15 days of the date of the offer letter (this deposit secures the child's place). The policy shows the 20% deposit as part of the payment structure.

4. Follow the Payment Schedule for tuition. The 2025–2026 plan divides full fees into four payments, with a Down Payment of 20% due 15 June 2025, followed by payments on 1 August 2025, 15 November 2025, and 1 March 2026; amounts differ by year group and are shown in the Fees Policy. Fees for non-Saudi applicants include VAT (15%) per regulations; there is a 5% sibling discount for the second and subsequent children.

5. Re-enrolment for the next academic year. To continue for the following year, a 20% re-enrolment fee (based on the upcoming year group's tuition) is due by 15 June; this guarantees the child's place, with places released after 30 June if re-enrolment is not confirmed.

6. In-term joiners and related fees. Fees for children who enroll after the start of Term 1 or Term 2 are calculated pro-rata according to weeks remaining, with a minimum charge of 50% of the term's fees; enrollments before the term start but non-attendance can affect pro-rating. Fees for Term 3 enrollments are calculated on a pro-rata basis for the remainder of the academic year.

7. Withdrawals.

8. How to pay and financial support. Payments can be made by online bank transfer (include the child's full name) and proof should be emailed to the Finance Team; direct payments are accepted on campus by Visa, Mastercard, Mada, or American Express. The Finance Department can review difficulties with fee payments on a case-by-case basis.

9. Outstanding fees and consequences. If fees remain unpaid, steps may include withholding of academic reports, suspension or withdrawal of the school place, and other actions.

10. Refunds. Refunds apply to annual payments in advance only if full term notices are given for unused terms; refunds do not apply for absences due to illness, travel, or similar reasons.

FAQs

Where is Brook House College Riyadh located?

Brook House College Riyadh is situated at 1 Ruwaq Street in the Qurtubah district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The campus is designed to serve as a private international school offering a British-inspired curriculum.

What is the age range and school structure at Brook House College Riyadh?

The school serves students from age 2 to 18, covering Pre-K/ EYFS, Key Stage 1 and 2, Secondary (Years 7–11) with IGCSEs, and Sixth Form (AS & A Levels). It is a co-educational, private international school opened in 2025.

What curriculum does Brook House College Riyadh follow?

The college follows a British curriculum rooted in England's National Curriculum, including EYFS, KS1–KS2, IGCSEs in Years 10–11, and AS/A Levels in the Sixth Form, with Arabic Language and Social Studies integrated to reflect Riyadh's local context.

Is there a seat reservation fee to secure a place?

Yes. A non-refundable seat reservation fee of SAR 5,000 is payable by April to secure a place for the next academic year.

How are tuition fees billed and what are the typical amounts?

Tuition follows a Founders' Fees plan with a 20% down payment and three term payments scheduled for mid-June, early August, mid-November and early March. For example, Founders' Fees are SAR 37,000 for Saudi FS1–FS2 (excluding VAT) and SAR 42,550 for Non‑Saudi FS1–FS2 (including VAT), with higher amounts for older year groups.

Are there discounts or additional costs I should know about?

Yes. There are 5% sibling discounts (for the second and subsequent children) and up to 15% corporate discounts (subject to approval). There is a SAR 2,500 referral credit for successful referrals. Additional costs include transport (SAR 2,000 per term) and items not included in tuition such as books, lunches, trips, and extracurricular activities. VAT of 15% applies where required for non‑Saudi nationals.

Is there a bus service and what does it cost?

Yes, a bus service is available to select Riyadh neighbourhoods. The transport fee is SAR 2,000 per term, and seats are limited and confirmed during admissions.

What should I expect beyond tuition in terms of school life?

Beyond tuition, families should plan for additional costs such as books, lunches, transportation, educational trips, and external extracurriculars. The school also offers a uniform policy, though no fixed uniform fee is listed in the published schedules.

What academic programs and results characterize Brook House College Riyadh?

The school delivers a British curriculum with EYFS, KS1–KS2, IGCSEs in Years 10–11, and AS/A Levels in the Sixth Form, with Arabic Language and Social Studies integrated. Students have a track record of strong results and university placements at top universities such as Cambridge, Oxford, and the London School of Economics.

What is the typical size of classes at Brook House College Riyadh?

Classes are described as small, supporting a more individualized learning approach and closer teacher–student engagement.

Which universities have Brook House College Riyadh graduates attended?

Graduates have secured placements at prestigious institutions including the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, and the London School of Economics.

What facilities does the campus offer?

The campus is described as state-of-the-art with spacious, well-equipped classrooms and purpose-built learning spaces designed to support academic excellence and personal development. After-school activities extend learning through sports, arts, music, drama, and community service.

Are sports facilities available at the campus?

Specific details about dedicated sports facilities are not listed, but after-school activities include sports as part of a broad range of programs.

What kinds of extracurricular activities and clubs are available?

Extracurricular offerings include sports, arts, music, drama, and community service. The program emphasizes holistic development, teamwork, and opportunities to engage across age groups.

Is there a leadership program or student council?

Yes. Leadership programs and student councils are part of the extracurricular framework, with mixed-age mentoring and opportunities for students to take on leadership roles.

What wellbeing and safeguarding support does the school provide?

Brook House College Riyadh emphasises safeguarding and holistic wellbeing within a caring environment. The school promotes social-emotional development and a safe space for growth, reinforced by its safeguarding-aligned accreditations and pastoral care.

What kind of SEN support is available?

The school offers an inclusive education program with differentiated instruction and specialised support services to meet diverse learning needs.

Is there any English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision?

Specific EAL provisions are not listed in the available information; the school focuses on an inclusive framework with Arabic language integration and core English-language subjects.

How does Brook House College Riyadh ensure student wellbeing and safeguarding?

The school maintains safeguarding-oriented standards through UK-linked accreditations and memberships and a pastoral, nurturing culture designed to support students' wellbeing.

Is Brook House College Riyadh a boarding school?

No. The published information indicates there is no boarding provision or boarding fees.

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