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Jeddah Prep and Grammar School

Saudi Arabia, Jeddah

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The school at a glance
Fees SAR 36,800 - 79,925
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 700
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum
Typical class size 17
Introduction

Jeddah Prep and Grammar School (JPGS) is a British international day school in Jeddah (Al Amal Street) offering education from Early Years through Sixth Form (ages 3–18). The school follows the British National Curriculum with Cambridge Assessment accreditation and prepares pupils for Cambridge IGCSE and A‑Level examinations. Instruction is delivered in English and the school's curriculum includes Arabic and French (Cambridge IGCSE Arabic is offered at key stage 4), plus Local Cultural Studies, PSHE and a broad range of humanities, sciences, arts and physical education. JPGS publishes separate Prep, Grammar and Sixth Form programmes and highlights structured pastoral provision, a house system and wellbeing policies. Published facilities include modern classrooms, science laboratories, art rooms, a library, multipurpose hall, gym, swimming pool, football pitch and a canteen. The school's website also notes college progression data and an emphasis on university preparation alongside its academic and enrichment programme.

Al Amal, Street، Jeddah 23622, Saudi Arabia

The Essentials

Jeddah Prep and Grammar School has 700 pupils, typical class sizes of 17.

Location
JPGS is located on Al Amal Street in the Al Naeem (Al Nā'im) District of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (21442). The campus address is Al Amal Street, Al Naeem District, Jeddah 21442. The school can be reached at +966 12 654 2354. The Al Amal/Al Naeem location places JPGS in a central urban area of Jeddah.

Stages
The school is organised into four levels: Early Years Foundation Stage, Prep School, Grammar School, and Sixth Form.

Type
The school is co-educational and operates as a day school; it is a British overseas school.

Pupil Nationality Mix
Public materials indicate a diverse international student body with about 50 nationalities represented; the school's most common nationality and exact local-to-international ratio are not publicly disclosed.

Additional learning support
Pastoral care is central to student life, with Class Teachers (Prep) or Form Tutors (Grammar) as primary contacts. The school provides a on-site Clinic with Nurses and a School Counsellor, and maintains a safeguarding team to protect pupils. Public information highlights pastoral support, health care, and counselling, but does not publish detailed SEN provisions.

Country affiliation
British affiliation as a British overseas school. Cambridge-Assessment-based qualifications (IGCSE and A-Levels) are offered under the Cambridge framework.

Religious affiliation
Non-denominational; public materials do not indicate a religious affiliation or required religious instruction.

School day structure
The school day typically runs from 7:30 am to around 3:30 pm, depending on year group.

Bus service
There is no published school-provided bus service. Jeddah has a city bus network operated by Jeddah Transport (SAPTCO), with announced expansion in 2025 including 14 routes and about 80 stops, and a Jeddah Buses app for real-time tracking and e-ticketing; buses operate roughly from 5:30 am to 10:30 pm.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school maintains a strict uniform policy to promote equality, discipline and a strong school identity. Pupils are required to wear the full school uniform daily, including proper footwear and grooming.

Food Options
There is a canteen on site.

Governance and Ownership
The school is governed by Governors.
Fees

Annual tuition at Jeddah Prep and Grammar School ranges from SAR 36,800 to SAR 79,925 for 2026/27.

Application and entry fees
- Application fee (non‑refundable): Net SAR 350; VAT (15%) SAR 52.50; Total SAR 402.50.
- Assessment fee (non‑refundable): Net SAR 850; VAT (15%) SAR 127.50; Total SAR 977.50.
- Admission & registration fee (to secure a place, non‑refundable): Net SAR 12,000; VAT (15%) SAR 1,800; Total SAR 13,800. This is payable within five working days of acceptance.

Tuition fees (per year group) — installment and annual breakdown
- Foundation 1 (F1 / FS1)
- 1st instalment (September–January): Net SAR 16,000; VAT SAR 2,400; instalment total SAR 18,400.
- 2nd instalment (February–June): Net SAR 16,000; VAT SAR 2,400; instalment total SAR 18,400.
- Annual total: Net SAR 32,000; VAT SAR 4,800; Total SAR 36,800.

- Foundation 2 (F2 / FS2)
- 1st instalment: Net SAR 20,000; VAT SAR 3,000; instalment total SAR 23,000.
- 2nd instalment: Net SAR 20,000; VAT SAR 3,000; instalment total SAR 23,000.
- Annual total: Net SAR 40,000; VAT SAR 6,000; Total SAR 46,000.

- Years 1–6
- 1st instalment: Net SAR 23,500; VAT SAR 3,525; instalment total SAR 27,025.
- 2nd instalment: Net SAR 23,500; VAT SAR 3,525; instalment total SAR 27,025.
- Annual total: Net SAR 47,000; VAT SAR 7,050; Total SAR 54,050.

- Years 7–9
- 1st instalment: Net SAR 27,500; VAT SAR 4,125; instalment total SAR 31,625.
- 2nd instalment: Net SAR 27,500; VAT SAR 4,125; instalment total SAR 31,625.
- Annual total: Net SAR 55,000; VAT SAR 8,250; Total SAR 63,250.

- Years 10–11
- 1st instalment: Net SAR 28,250; VAT SAR 4,238; instalment total SAR 32,488.
- 2nd instalment: Net SAR 28,250; VAT SAR 4,238; instalment total SAR 32,488.
- Annual total: Net SAR 56,500; VAT SAR 8,475; Total SAR 64,975.

- Years 12–13 (Sixth Form)
- 1st instalment: Net SAR 34,750; VAT SAR 5,213; instalment total SAR 39,963.
- 2nd instalment: Net SAR 34,750; VAT SAR 5,213; instalment total SAR 39,963.
- Annual total: Net SAR 69,500; VAT SAR 10,425; Total SAR 79,925.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition may be paid either annually in full or in two instalments. When paid in two instalments the school operates a split covering September–January and February–June.
- New pupils must pay the first instalment within five working days of being offered a place; the school also states the first instalment of tuition should be paid within a week of receiving the invoice. For continuing pupils, instalment deadlines follow the school's invoicing schedule (annual-payment or two‑instalment options).
- When fees are paid in full, the full payment deadline is set at the start of the academic year (payment deadlines are detailed on the school invoice). If instalments are used, the school's published instalment dates apply.

Boarding and transport
- The school operates as a day school; boarding is not offered. Transport/bus service is not indicated as an available paid service.

Other costs and fees
- Uniform: Admission and tuition fees do not include school uniform. Uniform is available from the school's Uniform Shop. Parents should budget separately for uniform purchase.
- Additional charges: the school lists admission and assessment fees as separate non‑refundable payments; other items commonly charged separately by schools (for example external examination fees, specialist trips, optional extracurricular activities or materials) are not included in the tuition figures above and may be charged in addition as required. (The school explicitly notes admission and tuition do not include uniform; exam or extracurricular charges are typically billed separately.)

Refunds and withdrawal
- Application, assessment and admission/registration fees are non‑refundable.
- Withdrawal by a parent/guardian must be made in writing to the Headmaster via the Registrar. A full term's notice is required or, failing that, one term's fees in lieu of notice will be charged. This notice/fee‑in‑lieu requirement applies to withdrawal.

Fee concessions and discounts
- Sibling discounts: a 10% discount on tuition is applied for the third child; a 20% discount on tuition is applied for the fourth child and subsequent children. Admission fees are waived for the fourth child.

Payment methods and administrative requirements
- Bank transfers / wire transfers are accepted; the school requests a copy of the bank confirmation for all wire transfers. Parents will receive an invoice and should follow the school's payment instructions on that invoice.
- The school's published materials and invoices set payment deadlines and instalment options; parents should follow the invoice instructions when making payments.
Academics

Jeddah Prep and Grammar School teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
Jeddah Prep and Grammar School is a British international school in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The school was founded in 1967. It is Cambridge-accredited and offers internationally recognised qualifications (IGCSE and A-Level) through the Cambridge Assessment framework. The curriculum is structured into Early Years Foundation Stage, Prep School, Grammar School, and Sixth Form. The school emphasizes core values of resilience, integrity, and knowledge. Over 90% of pupils progress to universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada.

Exam Results
The Cambridge Assessment framework provides IGCSE and A-Level qualifications. The school is Cambridge-accredited. Pupils sit Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations. Over 90% of pupils progress to universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada.

Higher Education Progression
Over 90% of pupils progress to universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada. Graduates attend leading universities worldwide. The school provides pathways to higher education through the Sixth Form.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Pastoral care is central to life at JPGS. Pupils are guided by a Form Tutor or Class Teacher, and a House System supports collaboration and belonging. The school emphasises fostering emotional and social development through structured pastoral care and community activities.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The site outlines a safeguarding framework and reports to a designated safeguarding lead, with formal counselling support available for pupils. Policies and programmes are in place to support wellbeing and inclusion.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The English language is promoted and used across school life, supporting communication and learning within the English-medium environment.

Mental Wellbeing
The School Counsellor provides confidential, age-appropriate emotional and psychological support, with regular updates to parents on progress. The wellbeing program includes addressing issues such as anxiety, self-esteem, and relationship challenges.

Safeguarding
JPGS maintains a safeguarding team and safeguarding policies to protect pupils. Staff are trained to recognise and respond to safeguarding concerns, and the school provides a supportive, secure environment for all students.
Parent Experience

History
Jeddah Prep and Grammar School was founded in 1967. Cambridge-accredited, it offers IGCSE and A-Level qualifications through the Cambridge Assessment framework. The school emphasizes resilience, integrity and knowledge as its core values and provides a British international education in Jeddah. Programs are organized into Early Years Foundation Stage, Prep School, Grammar School and Sixth Form, with a senior leadership team led by a Headmaster, Heads of Grammar and Prep Schools, and a Director of Studies.

Community
The Jeddonian Year Book and Grammar School newsletters document pupil achievements and school life. The campus facilities include buildings, a canteen, football pitch, swimming pool, gym and library. The Gallery showcases events such as Colour Run, Remembrance Day, MUN, Winter Concert, Viking Day, Book Week, Saudi National Day and Bake Sale. Stay and Play sessions run on Mondays from 8:00–9:00 am to welcome families from the wider Jeddah community.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
JPGS has modern classrooms and specialized spaces, including science laboratories and art rooms. The school's buildings include a canteen, a football pitch, a swimming pool, a gym and a library. JPGS provides a Cambridge-accredited British education with IGCSE and A-Level qualifications. The school was founded in 1967.

Sports Facilities
The school has a football pitch, a swimming pool and a gym. Physical education and sport are a major part of life, with a programme that includes football, volleyball, basketball, swimming and badminton. Sailing is available through external partnerships with access to coaching and facilities. The Piranhas Swimming Team competes in regional, Kingdom and Middle East competitions.

Academic Facilities
The campus has modern classrooms and science laboratories and art rooms. There is a library on site. A Cambridge-accredited British education with IGCSE and A-Level is offered under the Cambridge Assessment framework. The school provides an academic structure that includes Early Years Foundation Stage, Prep School, Grammar School and Sixth Form.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The extra-curricular programme covers academics, arts, culture and sports, including STEM clubs, language enrichment and Debating/MUN. Arts and music opportunities include drama, music and visual arts clubs, school plays and concerts. The sports programme includes football, volleyball, basketball, swimming and badminton, with sailing available via external partnerships. The Duke of Edinburgh International Award is offered to pupils aged 14 to 18. The House System promotes participation across activities and recognises achievements with points and awards.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school is a British international school in Jeddah, located in the Al Amal Street, Al Naim District. It operates as a Cambridge-accredited institution offering internationally recognized qualifications (IGCSE and A-Level) through the Cambridge Assessment framework. The school's history includes being founded in 1967 and joining the British Schools in the Middle East (BSME) as a founding member in 1982. The Sixth Form provides A-Level study and supports university admissions globally.

Arts & Creative
The school offers a broad range of extracurricular activities across sports, performing arts, music, drama and other clubs, aligned with its holistic approach to education and emphasis on leadership and personal development. The Sixth Form includes leadership opportunities and activities such as Model United Nations and arts programs as part of its extracurricular offering.

Cultural & Language
Curriculum is based on the British National Curriculum and Cambridge Examination Board, with provisions for an international student body. Classes include core English language components within Key Stages, and the curriculum emphasizes global perspectives through trips and international collaboration.

Social & Hobbies
The school supports a vibrant student life with extensive extracurricular options, including leadership roles, clubs, sports teams, music ensembles and drama productions. The Sixth Form provides opportunities such as the Oxbridge Med/Vet Club and university/careers guidance through dedicated mentoring and Unifrog.

Community & Service
Pastoral care, well-being initiatives and community service opportunities are integrated into the school experience, with pupil leadership opportunities and charity/community involvement highlighted in the Sixth Form and broader school programs.

Leadership & Professional
Student leadership roles, prefect and ambassador positions, and a comprehensive university and careers guidance program (including Unifrog) are available to help pupils develop leadership and professional skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Pastoral care and well-being are prioritized, with dedicated tutors and mentoring to support student welfare, alongside a broad range of extracurricular activities that promote physical and mental well-being.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cambridge-accredited; offers Cambridge Assessment International Education qualifications (IGCSE and A-Level)
Admissions

Admissions
1. Submit Application. Fill out the attached application form and submit it online or to the Registrar's Office. A non-refundable fee of SAR 350 plus 15% VAT for non-Saudis is required for the application, and a bank confirmation copy is needed for wire transfers. Items required from everyone include 1 passport-sized photo, 2 copies of the child's passport, 1 copy of each parent's passport, vaccination records, end-of-year reports, and a conduct letter.

2. Pass Assessment. All pupils must pass an age-appropriate assessment test. A non-refundable assessment fee of SAR 850 plus 15% VAT for non-Saudis is required. The assessment content varies by age: Nursery/Foundation 1 focuses on basic skills and development; Reception/Foundation 2 adds physical development; Years 1–6 test basic skills in English and Mathematics aligned to year expectations; Years 7–10 cover English plus CAT; Year 10 entry may involve Yellis; Sixth Form entry has defined conditions. The final entry decision rests with the Headteacher.

3. Sign Acceptance. Complete and sign the acceptance and conditional forms. Admission fees of SAR 13,800 must be paid within 5 working days to secure the place; this is non-refundable and will not be deducted from school fees.

4. Start School. The pupil starts school.

5. Pay Tuition. The first instalment of tuition fees should be paid within a week of receiving the invoice.

6. Availability of Places and Waiting List. Availability governs offers; the school may close admissions if a class is full and create a waiting list, maintained until the end of Term 2. Waiting lists follow a priority order: Priority 1 – British/Dutch citizens with a valid UK/Dutch passport and a sibling attending JPGS; Priority 2 – British/Dutch citizens with a valid UK/Dutch passport; Priority 3 – pupils with siblings attending JPGS of any nationality; Priority 4 – international pupils attending school abroad. Once a place is offered, fees must be paid within 5 working days; delaying admission moves the pupil lower on the waiting list.

Waitlist
Availability of Places and Waiting List: admissions offers depend on place availability; a waiting list may be created and is maintained until the end of Term 2. The waiting list uses a defined priority order: siblings and nationality considerations, then international pupils; offers require payment within 5 working days, or the offer may be withdrawn.
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