International Indian School Tabuk

Saudi Arabia, Tabuk

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees SAR 3,000 - 6,300

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 713

Type Co-educational

Opened 1989

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum CBSE Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, English

Typical class size 25

Strengths STEM, Sport, Languages

Clubs Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School

Introduction

International Indian School Tabuk is a CBSE-affiliated co-educational day school located in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. It offers the CBSE curriculum for students from pre-primary to senior secondary, including Science and Commerce streams, with affiliation No. 5730009. The school operates in three separate buildings for Boys, Girls, and Primary sections, enabling age-appropriate facilities and privacy. It emphasizes hands-on learning in well-equipped laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Computer Science, and Home Science, supported by audio-visual rooms and separate libraries for boys and girls. The campus provides facilities for indoor and outdoor sports and a range of ICT resources to support modern education. Established in 1989 with 11 students and 3 teachers, it began as a no-profit, no-loss venture to serve Indian citizens. A Managing Committee elected by Indian parents, under the patronage of the Ambassador of India and with support from the Directorate, Ministry of Education, Tabuk, oversees governance and operations today.

www.iistabuk.org

Post Box No. 1559, Tabuk PIN-71441, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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The Essentials

Location

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. Post Box No. 1559. The school can be reached at +966 14 4225929. Location is shown on Google Maps via the site.

Stages

Pre-primary, primary, secondary and senior secondary levels are offered.

Type

Co-educational with separate buildings for Boys and Girls.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Indian students with about 25 other nationalities represented.

Country affiliation

CBSE, New Delhi, India.

School day structure

School begins at 9:00 AM. LKG & UKG 9:00–12:30; I–V 9:00–1:15; VI–XII 9:00–2:10.

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Fees

Monthly tuition (published rates; amounts in Saudi Riyals, VAT 15% not included)
- KG: SR 250 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 400 (foreign nationals).
- Classes I–V: SR 275 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 425 (foreign nationals).
- Classes VI–VIII: SR 325 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 475 (foreign nationals).
- Classes IX–XII: SR 375 (Saudi/Iqama holders); SR 525 (foreign nationals).

Per-term and per-year tuition (calculation method and amounts)
- Academic year: the school's academic session runs from the first week of April to the following March; tuition is billed monthly. Per‑term and per‑year figures below are calculated from the published monthly rates (per term = 6 months; per year = 12 months).

Per term (6 months) — Saudi/Iqama holders / Foreign nationals:
- KG: SR 1,500 / SR 2,400.
- I–V: SR 1,650 / SR 2,550.
- VI–VIII: SR 1,950 / SR 2,850.
- IX–XII: SR 2,250 / SR 3,150.

Per year (12 months) — Saudi/Iqama holders / Foreign nationals:
- KG: SR 3,000 / SR 4,800.
- I–V: SR 3,300 / SR 5,100.
- VI–VIII: SR 3,900 / SR 5,700.
- IX–XII: SR 4,500 / SR 6,300.

One‑time / admission charges (application and initial payments)
- Admission Fee: SR 600.
- Establishment Fund: SR 300.
- School Development Fund: SR 800.
- Caution Deposit (Class IV–XII): SR 100.
- Entrance Exam Fee (Class UKG onwards): SR 100.
- Admission Form Fee: SR 10.

Recurring ancillary fees (published heads)
- Annual exam fee: SR 200 per student (all classes).
- Annual library fee: SR 50 (applies from upper primary/with remark in the published schedule).
- Annual diary: SR 10 per student.
- Annual ID card: SR 15 per student.
- Lab fee (Classes IX–XII): SR 50 per month (equivalent to SR 300 per term; SR 600 per year).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed and payable monthly; the monthly tuition fee must be paid on or before the 30th or 31st of each month. Day 1 of the subsequent month is treated as the first day of overdue status. SR 1 per day is charged as a late fee for overdue payment, capped at SR 200 per child. VAT at 15% is not included in the published amounts. Parents may opt to pay via online banking; contact the accounts department to use that facility.

Boarding / transport
- The school does not publish boarding/hostel fees and does not provide a boarding facility; boarding fees are not applicable. Transport facility is listed as not available.

Other expected costs (books, stationery, uniforms, optional activities)
- Textbooks, workbooks and stationery are sold through the school's book lists; book costs vary by class and are charged separately at the start of each academic year (example: a UKG book set is shown as SR 114.50 on the published book list for that year). Parents should budget for class‑specific book and stationery packs in addition to tuition and the published fees.
- Uniform costs are not listed as a separate fee head in the published fee schedule; parents should expect to arrange and pay for uniforms separately.

Refunds and caution deposit
- The schedule lists a refundable head as Caution Deposit of SR 100 for Class IV–XII. The published fee schedule does not include a separate, detailed refund table for tuition or other heads within the fee document. The treatment of the caution deposit and any refund conditions would be handled according to the school's admission and accounts policies.

Fee payment options
- Online banking is explicitly offered as an option; parents are instructed to contact the accounts department for details. Receipts and standard accounts processes are handled by the school accounts office. For account queries use the school contact details provided by the school.

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Academics

Curriculum

CBSE curriculum; offers education from pre-primary to senior secondary levels; has Science and Commerce streams. The school is affiliated to CBSE (Affiliation No. 5730009).

Student Teacher Ratio

500 students and 35 teachers, giving a student-teacher ratio of approximately 14.3 to 1.

Exam Results

Board examination results for Classes X and XII (CBSE) show strong performance across years: 2021-22 — Class X: enrolled 28, passed 28 (100%); Class XII: enrolled 14, passed 14 (100%). 2022-23 — Class X: enrolled 32, passed 32 (100%); Class XII: enrolled 16, passed 12 with 4 compartments (pass rate 100%). 2023-24 — Class X: enrolled 28, passed 27 with 1 compartment (100% pass); Class XII: enrolled 23, passed 21 with 2 compartments (100% pass).

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Admissions

1. The academic year starts in the first week of April and ends in March of the following year. Registration for new admission begins every year in February/March of the preceding academic year. Admissions are subject to the availability of seats. Under MOE guidelines, under-age students and children on visit visas will not be admitted. 2. Copies of residential permit (Iqama) for father, mother, and child must be submitted with originals for verification at the time of admission. Passport copies for the father, mother, and child, including the visa page and address page, are required. Three passport-size photos of the child with a white background are required. Additional documents include the birth certificate if a passport copy is unavailable, the vaccination card, the report card of the previous class, the original Transfer Certificate from the previous school, the Noor Programme Number from the previous school (for local transfer), and the Absher copy of the child. 3. Uniform details are provided for different grade levels: LKG/UKG uniforms for girls are a white shirt with a red pinafore, white socks, and a red hair band or ribbon; in winter a white pinafore with white socks and white shoes is worn; LKG/UKG boys wear a white shirt with red shorts, white socks, and black shoes, with a red sweater in winter. From Class I to III, girls wear a white shirt with a navy blue frock and navy blue tie, white socks and black shoes; boys wear a white shirt with navy blue pants and navy blue tie.

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FAQs

What levels does International Indian School Tabuk offer?

It offers pre-primary through senior secondary education under the CBSE curriculum, including Science and Commerce streams. It is a co-educational school with separate buildings for Boys, Girls, and Primary campuses.

What curriculum does the school follow and is it CBSE affiliated?

The school follows the CBSE curriculum and is affiliated with CBSE (Affiliation No. 5730009). English is the medium of instruction, with Arabic taught as a language subject.

Is the campus multi-building and what facilities does it include?

Yes. The campus comprises three buildings serving Boys, Girls, and Primary sections, and includes laboratories, libraries, and audio-visual facilities to support learning.

What is the monthly tuition and how is it structured by class?

Tuition is billed monthly. Class-specific monthly rates are: KG 250 SR for Saudi/Iqama holders or 400 SR for foreign nationals; I–V 275/425; VI–VIII 325/475; IX–XII 375/525.

What admission and one-time charges should I expect?

Admission charges include Admission Fee 600 SR, Establishment Fund 300 SR, School Development Fund 800 SR, Caution Deposit 100 SR (Class IV–XII), Entrance Exam Fee 100 SR, and Admission Form Fee 10 SR.

What documents are needed for admission and when does the process start?

Admissions run from February/March ahead of the April start. Required documents include iqama copies for father, mother, and child; passport copies; three photos; birth certificate (if passport is unavailable); vaccination card; previous report card; Transfer Certificate; Noor number for local transfers; and Abshar copy.

What senior secondary streams are available?

In senior secondary, the school offers Science and Commerce streams.

How have CBSE board results been in recent years?

For 2021-22, Class X had 28 enrolled and 28 passed (100%), and Class XII had 14 enrolled and 14 passed (100%). In 2022-23, Class X had 32/32 pass (100%), and Class XII had 16 enrolled with 12 passed (4 compartments). In 2023-24, Class X had 28 enrolled and 27 passed with 1 compartment, and Class XII had 23 enrolled with 21 passed (2 compartments), all reported as 100% pass in the data.

What is the student–teacher ratio at the school?

There are about 500 students and 35 teachers, giving a student–teacher ratio of approximately 14.3 to 1.

What academic facilities are available on campus?

The campus has laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Computer Science, and Home Science, plus Audio Visual Rooms and separate Boys' and Girls' libraries to support learning.

What sports and extracurricular facilities and activities exist?

The school provides facilities for a range of indoor and outdoor games and physical education, and supports co-curricular activities through CCA and other programs.

What are some key extracurricular activities and events the school runs?

Scouts and Guides Camp activities are part of the program, and the school hosts annual arts and cultural events such as Annual Fest and Hindi Day, along with Republic Day celebrations.

Are there counselling and safeguarding provisions for wellbeing?

Yes. A designated counsellor and wellness teacher provide mental wellbeing support, and safeguarding is emphasized with zero tolerance for harassment. Feedback and grievance channels include the website, a suggestion box, and parent–teacher interactions.

How is language taught at the school besides English?

English is the medium of instruction, Arabic is taught as a language subject, and Hindi is featured in cultural activities such as Hindi Day, providing language exposure.

What is the school uniform like across different classes?

Uniforms vary by level: LKG/UKG girls wear a white shirt with a red pinafore; boys wear a white shirt with red shorts. From I to III, girls wear a white shirt with a navy blue frock and navy blue tie, and boys wear white shirt with navy blue pants and tie. From IV to XII, girls wear white salwar with a navy blue kameez and white dupatta, and boys wear white shirt with navy blue pants and tie; navy blue sweaters are worn in winter.

Is boarding or transport available at the school?

Boarding is not available and transport services are not provided, so families would need to arrange their own commuting solutions.

What about food or canteen facilities on campus?

A canteen operates on the Main Campus, and bids are invited for its provision; a canteen quotation has been published for the period.

Who governs the school and how is governance structured?

A Managing Committee elected by Indian parents governs the institution, under the patronage of the Ambassador of India with active cooperation from the Directorate, Ministry of Education, Tabuk.

What is the school's history and when was it founded?

International Indian School Tabuk was founded in 1989 with 11 students and 3 teachers in a small room, and has since expanded to three buildings with extensive facilities while remaining CBSE-affiliated.

How can parents engage with the school and what community structures exist?

Parents participate through consultative processes, and a Managing Committee of Indian parents oversees governance with ongoing involvement from the MOE Tabuk; there are opportunities for parent–teacher interactions and broader community engagement.

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