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Annual tuition at Jeddah Grammar International School ranges from SAR 14,000 to SAR 22,000 depending on year group. That works out at roughly SAR 14,000 to SAR 16,000 for the early years, SAR 18,000 to SAR 20,000 for primary, SAR 22,000 for secondary.
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FAQs
Where is Jeddah Grammar International School located and what ages does it serve?
JGIS is on Prince Mutaib bin Abdulaziz Road in the Bani Malik area of Jeddah (Gate #4), 23232 Saudi Arabia. It serves girls aged 3 to 14 across Kindergarten, Primary, and Lower Secondary. The school emphasises an international Cambridge-based curriculum within a British framework.
What curriculum does JGIS follow, and is it part of a British framework?
JGIS follows the Cambridge Primary and Secondary curricula within a British framework. Learning is delivered through a Smart Learn School approach with a BYOD policy and an inclusive environment for Kindergarten (ages 3–6), Primary, and Lower Secondary.
Who runs JGIS and when did it open?
The leadership team includes Managing Director Mohammed Al Harbi, Academic Director Aisha Faisal, and Principal Huda Al Harbi. The school opened in 2015 and operates as a girls-only international school.
What are the tuition fees by year group at JGIS?
Annual tuition by year group is as follows: FS1 SAR 14,000; KG1/FS2 SAR 16,000; KG2/Year 1 SAR 16,000; Year 2 (G1) SAR 18,000; Year 3 (G2) SAR 18,000; Year 4 (G3) SAR 18,000; Year 5 (G4) SAR 20,000; Year 6 (G5) SAR 20,000; Year 7 (G6) SAR 20,000; Year 8 (G7) SAR 22,000; Year 9 (G8) SAR 22,000; Year 10 (G9) SAR 22,000.
Are there published application/registration fees for 2026/27 or 2025/26?
No numeric application/registration fees are publicly published in the admissions materials for 2026/27 or 2025/26; the school references a fee schedule but does not disclose exact amounts in public materials.
How does the admissions process work and whom can I contact for admissions and transport?
Admissions can be reached at 054-362-1700, with a Counselor at 054-362-1800 and Transport at 054-362-1900. You can also email info@jgis-sa.com. Registration hours are Sunday–Thursday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM; the Finance Office is open Sunday–Thursday 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM and Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
What about per-term fees, billing schedule, and payment terms?
Public materials do not publish per-term amounts or a detailed billing schedule. Payments are managed via the HAL ERP online portal for admissions and administrative functions, and you should contact the Finance Office for exact invoicing cadence and deadlines.
What curriculum is used and what ages correspond to Kindergarten, Primary, and Lower Secondary?
JGIS uses the Cambridge Primary and Secondary curricula within a British framework. Kindergarten covers ages 3–6, followed by Primary and Lower Secondary levels.
What facilities support learning and how does BYOD work at JGIS?
The campus features smart boards in every classroom, a fully equipped IT laboratory, and advanced science laboratories, plus a dedicated Project-Based Learning room. There is a BYOD policy to support digital learning and an inclusive environment.
How does JGIS prepare students for higher education in a global context?
The curriculum emphasizes inquiry, collaboration, and real-world problem solving guided by expert teachers, with the aim of preparing students for further study in a global context.
Are there spaces for project-based learning and innovation at JGIS?
Yes. A dedicated Project-Based Learning (PBL) room anchors inquiry and collaboration, complemented by expansive playgrounds and innovation spaces to support hands-on learning.
Is there a dedicated space for project-based learning?
Yes, there is a dedicated PBL room that anchors inquiry and collaboration as part of the school's Smart Learn approach.
What extracurricular activities are offered at JGIS?
JGIS provides extracurricular activities and has spaces and facilities to support these programs across Kindergarten, Primary, and Lower Secondary, integrated with the learning program.
How is Project-Based Learning integrated into the program?
Project-Based Learning is embedded through the PBL room and the Smart Learn School approach, with an emphasis on inquiry, collaboration, and real-world problem solving alongside a BYOD policy.
Who are the school's leadership figures?
The leadership team includes Managing Director Mohammed Al Harbi, Academic Director Aisha Faisal, and Principal Huda Al Harbi, who oversee governance and strategic direction.
Does JGIS provide inclusive education and support for diverse learners?
Yes. JGIS describes itself as having an inclusive environment designed to support learners from diverse backgrounds.
Is JGIS a day school and what about boarding?
JGIS operates as a day school and offers student transport; there is no public indication of boarding provision.
How does uniform work and when are books and uniforms handed over?
Books and uniform are handed over on joining day to new students.
Who governs the school and who are the key leaders?
The school's governance includes the Managing Director Mohammed Al Harbi, Academic Director Aisha Faisal, and Principal Huda Al Harbi, who work alongside the Head of School in daily leadership.
What community events or holidays does JGIS observe, and what are the key 2026 dates?
JGIS participates in Ramadan and Founding Day celebrations, with Founding Day Holiday on February 22, 2026 and Eid-ul-Fitr Holiday from March 8 to March 26, 2026.
