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Quantum Rise International School

Saudi Arabia, Al Kharj

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The school at a glance
Fees SAR 8,280 - 13,800
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages Arabic
Typical class size 20
Strengths Languages, Sport, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School
Introduction

Quantum Rise International School (QRIS) is a modern, safe campus in Al Kharj, Saudi Arabia, offering both CBSE and Cambridge IGCSE curricula for Kindergarten through Grade 7. The school serves families seeking Indian and international education locally, with a bilingual learning environment, daily reading time, science exploration, and a calm routine that builds confidence. Class sizes are capped at a 1:20 teacher–student ratio to ensure personalized support, with Kindergarten phonics and primary math manipulatives supporting steady progression. QRIS emphasizes inquiry and real‑world application through the IGCSE pathway, while the CBSE pathway provides a structured foundation in math, science, and language. Facilities include GPS‑enabled transport and transparent fees, reflecting a commitment to safety and clear communication. Extracurricular life centers on the QRIS Club, offering 11 activities in sports, arts, and cognitive development, plus the Summer Camp 2026. Core values are Care, Curiosity, and Integrity, guided by the Learning that Listens philosophy today.

3563, Khalid Bin Al Waleed Street, Al Salaam District, Al Kharj, 16439, Saudi Arabia

The Essentials

Quantum Rise International School has typical class sizes of 20.

Location

3563, Khalid Bin Al Waleed Street, Al Salaam District, Al Kharj, 16439, Saudi Arabia. Al Kharj is in the Riyadh region. The school provides GPS-enabled transport with routes covering major residential areas in Al-Kharj and operates a modern, safe campus with transparent fees.

Stages

KG (Nursery, LKG, UKG) to Grade 7; CBSE or IGCSE curricula

Pupil Nationality Mix

Many families are from India; other nationalities are represented, creating a diverse community.

Additional learning support

Maximum 1:20 teacher–student ratio enabling personalised support.

Country affiliation

Saudi Arabia

School day structure

Sunday – Thursday, 07:30 AM – 01:30 PM

Bus service

GPS-enabled buses with trained supervisors; routes cover major residential areas in Al-Kharj.
Fees

Annual tuition at Quantum Rise International School ranges from SAR 8,280 to SAR 13,800 for 2026/27.

Application & one-time fees

- Admission fee: SAR 1,000 (one-time, payable at admission).
- Caution deposit (refundable): SAR 500; refundable on withdrawal subject to clearance of outstanding dues and return of school property.

Tuition fees — CBSE pathway (per term and annual totals by year group)

- Nursery, LKG, UKG:
- Term fee: SAR 2,070 per term.
- Monthly instalment option: SAR 600 per month (with VAT shown as SAR 690 in the published schedule).
- Annual total shown: SAR 8,280.
- Admission fee: SAR 1,000; Caution deposit: SAR 500.

- Grade 1 to Grade 3:
- Term fee: SAR 2,587.50 per term.
- Monthly instalment option: SAR 750 per month (with VAT shown as SAR 862.50 in the published schedule).
- Annual total shown: SAR 10,350.
- Admission fee: SAR 1,000; Caution deposit: SAR 500.

- Grade 4 to Grade 7:
- Term fee: SAR 2,932.50 per term.
- Monthly instalment option: SAR 850 per month (with VAT shown as SAR 977.50 in the published schedule).
- Annual total shown: SAR 11,730.
- Admission fee: SAR 1,000; Caution deposit: SAR 500.

Tuition fees — IGCSE pathway (per term and annual totals by year group)

- Nursery, LKG, UKG:
- Term fee: SAR 2,070 per term.
- Monthly instalment option: SAR 600 per month (with VAT shown as SAR 690 in the published schedule).
- Annual total shown: SAR 8,280.
- Admission fee: SAR 1,000; Caution deposit: SAR 500.

- Grade 1 to Grade 3:
- Term fee: SAR 2,587.50 per term.
- Monthly instalment option: SAR 750 per month (with VAT shown as SAR 862.50 in the published schedule).
- Annual total shown: SAR 10,350.
- Admission fee: SAR 1,000; Caution deposit: SAR 500.

- Grade 4 to Grade 5:
- Term fee: SAR 3,450 per term.
- Monthly instalment option: SAR 1,000 per month (with VAT shown as SAR 1,150 in the published schedule).
- Annual total shown: SAR 13,800.
- Admission fee: SAR 1,000; Caution deposit: SAR 500.

- Grade 6 to Grade 7:
- Term fee: SAR 3,450 (Grade 6 shows the same term fee in the main table) to SAR 3,795 in sibling-discount rows for higher grades; monthly instalment option SAR 1,000 (varying by grade); annual total shown for Grade 6/7 examples: SAR 13,800. Admission fee: SAR 1,000; Caution deposit: SAR 500.

Sibling discounts

- Automatic sibling discounts apply to term/tuition fees only (no discount on admission fee, caution deposit, or transport). Examples published show reduced term fees for the 2nd and 3rd child (for example Nursery 2nd child SAR 1,656; 3rd child SAR 1,449).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Academic billing is divided into four equal terms (Term I, Term II, Term III, Term IV). Each term covers three months of the academic year; fees are due at the beginning of each term.
- A monthly instalment option is published for families who prefer smaller monthly payments; the schedule shows both the monthly amount and the monthly amount with VAT where applicable.
- Transport is charged separately on a monthly basis and is not included in the term/tuition figures. Sibling discounts do not apply to transport charges.
- The admission form requires agreement to pay all school fees on time; non-payment may lead to suspension of services or withholding of academic records until dues are cleared.

Boarding

- No boarding or residential fees are published; the school operates with daytime hours and offers GPS-enabled transport, consistent with a day-school model. (No boarding accommodation or boarding fees are listed in the school's public fee schedules.)

Other costs and optional charges

- Transport: charged monthly; rates are shown separately from tuition and depend on route and usage.
- Uniform and other school-specific items: the admission undertaking and parent handbook references uniforms and school rules, but published fee schedules do not list a fixed uniform cost. Families should budget for uniform purchase and incidental school supplies.
- Summer camp and club activities: the school publishes separate optional programmes (for example a summer camp fee listed in school news as SAR 700 per month for camp participation); these are optional and charged separately from tuition.

Refund information

- The Caution Deposit (SAR 500) is refundable on withdrawal, subject to clearance of outstanding dues and return of school property. No other universal tuition-refund schedule is published in the public fee tables; refunds for other fees are governed by school policy and contractual terms.

Fee payment options

- The school's public terms note the use of external/third-party payment gateways for online transactions; specific payment instruments (for example which card networks or bank-transfer details) are not listed in the published fee tables. Parents may use the school's official payment channels or the payment methods made available through the school's authorised payment gateway.

Key notes for parents

- All amounts in the published fee schedules are shown in Saudi Riyals (SAR); term fees and monthly instalment amounts are presented separately and a VAT-inclusive figure is shown in the published tables where indicated.
- Admission fee and caution deposit are payable at enrolment; tuition is billed by term with a published monthly instalment option. Sibling discounts apply only to tuition/term fees.
Academics

Quantum Rise International School teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE.

Curriculum

CBSE and IGCSE curricula are offered. Classes run from Kindergarten (Nursery, LKG, UKG) to Grade 7. The CBSE pathway is a steady, well-structured Indian curriculum that builds foundations in math, science, and language through clear progression and consistent practice. The IGCSE pathway is an international route that encourages inquiry, wider subject exploration, and independent thinking through research, analysis, and real-world application. Both pathways share daily reading time, science exploration, bilingual learning, and a calm routine that builds confidence, with Kindergarten phonics, primary-grade math manipulatives, and weekly project blocks from Grade 3 onward. Our class size is capped at a 1:20 teacher–student ratio, enabling personalized support.

Student Teacher Ratio

Maximum 1:20 teacher–student ratio.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school is built on care, respect, and the belief that every child learns differently; each student is known, encouraged, and challenged at their own pace and in their own way. The mission describes an emotionally supportive education rooted in strong ethical values. Daily routines and values—Be Brave, Be Curious, Be Prepared, and Be Yourself—support social-emotional growth within a culture of respect, curiosity, and care. The philosophy Learning that Listens underpins the approach, reinforced by a 1:20 teacher–student ratio that enables personalised support. Families stay connected through weekly notes, monthly learning summaries, and regular parent meetings to support wellbeing.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school offers bilingual learning.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through an emotionally supportive environment described in the mission. Daily routines and initiatives promote self-regulation and expression, including Be Brave, Be Curious, Be Prepared, and Be Yourself. The school emphasizes care, curiosity, and integrity to foster confidence and empathy. Teacher collaboration and a 1:20 ratio ensure teachers can identify and respond to individual wellbeing needs. The school communicates with families through ongoing updates to support student wellbeing.
Parent Experience

History

Quantum Rise International School was founded to solve a real community problem: the long, exhausting daily commute to Riyadh for quality Indian education. It serves Al-Kharj with both CBSE and IGCSE curricula, blending academic progress with personal care so each child is known, encouraged, and challenged at their own pace. The school provides a modern, safe campus with GPS-enabled transport and transparent fees, anchored in the core values of Care, Curiosity, and Integrity. The philosophy Learning that Listens comes to life through a 1:20 teacher–student promise that supports and knows every child.

Community

A Place to Belong emphasizes a warm, structured environment where teachers meet each morning to discuss students and tailor support. The culture highlights Innovation, Hands-On learning, and readiness for the world. Weekly Free Expression Hour lets students draw, write, build, or narrate stories in their own style, and Fridays feature Share & Shine sessions to showcase student ideas. Recent community-life updates include a Mass Pledge Assembly with RISA on 29 June 2026 uniting students in a stand against substance abuse, QRIS Summer Camp 2026 running 5 July–25 August for ages 5–16, and the QRIS Club offering 11 co-curricular activities for KG to Grade 7.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school has a modern, safe campus in Al-Kharj. GPS-enabled transport serves students. The campus address is 3563 Khalid Bin Al Waleed Street, Al Salaam District, Al Kharj, 16439, Saudi Arabia. School hours are Sunday–Thursday from 07:30 AM to 01:30 PM.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The QRIS Club is open with 11 co-curricular activities in sports, arts, and cognitive development for KG to Grade 7. QRIS Summer Camp 2026 runs from 5 July to 25 August for ages 5–16, offering arts, fitness, baking, swimming and more. Weekly Free Expression Hour lets students draw, write, build, or narrate stories in their own style. The QRIS Club launch was announced on May 1, 2026.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school offers CBSE and IGCSE curricula. Classes run from Kindergarten (Nursery, LKG, UKG) to Grade 7, with expansion each year as students move up. Phonics is taught in Kindergarten, math manipulatives are used in primary grades, and weekly project blocks begin in Grade 3. Daily reading time, science exploration, bilingual learning, and a calm routine build confidence; the school maintains a maximum 1:20 teacher–student ratio and ongoing, age-appropriate assessments using portfolios and periodic written checks.

Arts & Creative

The QRIS Club provides 11 co-curricular activities in sports, arts, and cognitive development for KG to Grade 7 in Al Kharj. Weekly Free Expression Hour lets students draw, write, build, or narrate stories in their own style. QRIS Summer Camp 2026 offers arts, fitness, baking, swimming, and other activities.

Cultural & Language

Bilingual learning is part of daily practice. Many families are from India, and the school welcomes students from other countries, creating a diverse and inclusive community. The faculty includes teachers trained in Indian and international curricula.

Social & Hobbies

The QRIS Club offers 11 co-curricular activities in sports, arts, and cognitive development for KG to Grade 7. Weekly Share & Shine sessions on Fridays encourage students to present short ideas. Weekly Free Expression Hour lets students draw, write, build, or narrate stories in their own style.

Community & Service

The school held a Mass Pledge Assembly with RISA to unite students in a community-led stand against substance abuse. The Quantum Rise Students Pledge—“Stay High on Dreams, Not Drugs”—is part of the school culture. Core values are Care, Curiosity, and Integrity.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

QRIS Summer Camp 2026 runs 5 July to 25 August 2026 and includes arts, fitness, baking, swimming, and more. The QRIS Club offers 11 co-curricular activities in sports, arts, and cognitive development. The campus provides GPS-enabled transport for safe, reliable travel. School hours are Sunday to Thursday, 7:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
Languages

Language Provision

The school runs bilingual learning integrated with both CBSE and IGCSE curricula. Phonics are taught in Kindergarten to support early language development, and daily reading time is part of both pathways. The school emphasizes science exploration and weekly project blocks from Grade 3 onward, supporting language and literacy within a hands-on learning approach.

Bilingual Teaching

The school offers bilingual learning.
Admissions

Admissions

1. CBSE and IGCSE are offered as two learning paths. Classes run from Kindergarten (Nursery, LKG, UKG) to Grade 7, with expansion as students move up. Both curricula emphasize routines, literacy, and hands-on learning, and include bilingual learning and daily reading time. Families choose the curriculum that aligns with their child's learning style and future plans.
2. Begin the admissions process by booking a visit or starting the admission process. Options to engage include Book a Visit and Start Admission, and an Admission Enquiry Form is available to collect your information and guide you through the steps. The school aims to guide families with clarity and warmth.
3. Submit the Admission Form using the Helpful Forms section to access the Admissions Form.
4. Academic Year 2026–27 admissions are open, and classes commence on September 2. This establishes the start date for the new academic year in Al-Kharj.
5. Transportation is available via GPS-enabled buses with trained supervisors. School hours are Sunday–Thursday, 07:30 AM–01:30 PM. The teacher–student ratio is 1:20, enabling personalized attention.
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