Thamer International Schools

Saudi Arabia, Jeddah

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Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupil numbers 3600

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Curriculum American Curriculum, British Curriculum

Introduction

Thamer International Schools (T.I.S.) is a private, independent day school in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, serving Pre‑K/KG through Grade 12 (ages 3–18). The school operates as co‑educational from Pre‑K to Grade 4 and is segregated from Grade 5 through graduation. T.I.S. delivers two senior pathways: a British programme (Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE and GCE A‑Level) and an American high‑school programme (American Diploma, SAT support), and it is an authorised Cambridge centre and a certified SAT examination centre. English and Arabic are taught daily (Arabic is provided as first language from Grade 1) and French is taught as a second language from Grade 1 to 12; a Special Arabic Program supports non‑Arabic speakers. Facilities described on the school site include libraries, computer and science laboratories, gymnasiums and courts, and the school offers internationally recognised assessment options including MAP and DELF. The school states it serves both local and expatriate communities in Jeddah.

3924 Qouraish, As Salamah, Jeddah 23524, Saudi Arabia

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Annual tuition at Thamer International Schools ranges from SAR 25,000 to SAR 37,500 depending on year group. That works out at roughly SAR 25,000 for the early years, SAR 27,000 to SAR 28,000 for primary, SAR 29,000 to SAR 35,500 for secondary, SAR 37,500 for sixth form. Fees are payable in installments each academic year under the school's Payment Policy.

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Where is Thamer International Schools located and what ages does it serve?

Thamer International Schools are in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It is a private independent day school serving children from age 3 up to 18 (KG1 through Grade 12), and it is co‑educational.

What curriculum does Thamer International Schools use, and how is it structured across the levels?

The school offers a bilingual international curriculum blending American and British standards. Primary (KG1–5) uses American Common Core and Cambridge Primary Standards; Lower Secondary (6–8) combines American and Cambridge Lower Secondary standards; Upper Secondary (9–12) offers Cambridge Upper Secondary with IGCSE/A‑Levels or an American Diploma, plus Cambridge International status.

Is Thamer International Schools a day school and who oversees it?

Yes, it is a day school. It operates under the supervision of the Saudi Ministry of Education and is a Cambridge International Attached Center, with accreditation from NCA-CASI.

What are the typical annual tuition fees by year group, and how is payment structured?

Annual tuition ranges from about SAR 25,000 in the Pre‑Primary to SAR 37,500 for Grade 12. Fees are payable in installments across the year, with an initial placement/registration item deducted from the annual fee and non‑refundable.

What other costs should families expect (registration, books, uniform, transportation) and which are non‑refundable?

In addition to tuition, there are non‑refundable admission/placement and annual registration fees. Books are purchased from the Book Store (KG books are provided by teachers and non‑refundable once bought). Uniforms are bought from the Uniform Shop, and transportation (bus) is a separate, paid service with its own terms.

How does the admissions process work, including tests, records, and waitlists?

Prospective students complete the application, undergo an entrance interview and placement exam, and the school reviews transcripts and reports from the past three years. Priority goes to reenrolling students and siblings; if classes are full, applicants go on a waiting list, which does not guarantee placement.

What are the main academic programs at upper secondary, and how do students choose between them?

Upper Secondary offers two programs: the British Cambridge Upper Secondary with IGCSE in Grades 9–10 and A Levels thereafter, and the American Diploma with 32 credits across Grades 9–12. Families choose based on intended post‑secondary pathways or preferred exam routes.

How are students assessed and prepared for external exams like IGCSE/A‑Levels or the American Diploma?

The school uses Cambridge‑aligned assessments and mirrors MAP (American) and Cambridge Primary Checkpoint in earlier years. For external exams, students follow the Cambridge IGCSE/A‑Level track or the American Diploma pathway, with university advising to plan post‑secondary options.

What post‑secondary support does the school provide?

There is a High School Advisor who coordinates university orientations from across the Middle East, Europe, the USA and beyond, and offers individual counseling to help with post‑secondary planning, including information on TOEFL, SAT and other exams.

What facilities does the campus offer and how are they organized?

The campus features a well‑stocked library, eight computer labs, six Cambridge‑certified science labs (split for boys and girls), four full gymnasiums (with separate spaces for boys and girls), outdoor courts, and the Green Stadium for football and gymnastics, plus a canteen with published hours.

Are the science labs and other facilities separate for boys and girls?

Yes. The school provides separate science labs and dedicated PE spaces for boys and for girls, with age‑appropriate equipment and safety measures in each area.

What are some standout facilities or amenities at Thamer International Schools?

Notable features include the Green Stadium and multi‑use courts, multiple computer and science labs, a bilingual library, and a canteen that operates during published hours for snacks and drinks.

What co‑curricular activities are available, and when are they offered?

Co‑curricular activities include Sport Days, International Day, Earth Day, Spelling Bee, Math Competition, Science Fair, Arabic Competition, Hat Parade and Art Festival. Upper Primary join the Thursday Activity Club on Thursday mornings; Upper School students can take after‑school activities from 3:00–4:00 pm, with one activity per term.

How does leadership development work and what clubs are available?

The school offers a wide range of clubs and activities designed to foster leadership, teamwork and personal growth, with opportunities across Upper Primary and Upper School levels as part of its holistic development program.

What cultural or global programs does the school run?

The school hosts International Day to celebrate cultures from around the world and runs Arabic competitions and Earth Day activities to promote cultural awareness and environmental responsibility.

What wellbeing and safeguarding support is available for students?

The school provides social workers who offer social and emotional guidance and counseling for students and families, with referral options and ongoing follow‑up as needed. There are robust safeguarding procedures, including safety plans, regular drills, and buddy systems for students with specific needs.

What language support is available for non‑Arabic speakers and for EAL students?

All students study English and Arabic daily; a Special Arabic Program (SAP) supports non‑Arabic speakers to acquire Arabic. French is taught as a second language from Grade 1, with ongoing language support led by professionally qualified teachers.

How are safety drills and safeguarding procedures implemented?

The school has safety plans reviewed by the Ministry of Education and conducts monthly fire drills, daily exit checks, and drills designed to simulate real emergencies, with maps in every room and buddy systems for students who need extra assistance.

Is boarding offered at Thamer International Schools?

No. Thamer International Schools is a private independent day school and does not offer boarding.

What are the uniform requirements and dress expectations, including abaya rules?

A compulsory uniform must be worn daily; certain casual clothing is not allowed. Girls in Grades 6–12 wear abayas and head coverings when entering or leaving the premises, as directed by the Ministry of Education.

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