This is a list of primary and secondary schools in the Asian country of Saudi Arabia. Tertiary schools are presented on the separate list of universities and colleges in Saudi Arabia.
Al-Qassim Region
[edit]- Buraydah
- Manarat Al-Qassim School
- Pakistan International School Buraydah
- International Indian School Buraydah
'Asir Region
[edit]- Abha
- Ibdaa Assir International School (previously Philippine International School in Assir)[1]
Eastern Province
[edit]- Dammam
- Al Hammad Academy
- Al Jazeera International School Dammam
- Al-Majd International School
- Bangladesh International School, Dammam
- International Indian School, Dammam
- ISG Dammam
- Asia International School
- Dhahran
- Jubail
- International Indian School, Al-Jubail
- Khobar
- British International School Al Khobar
- Jubail Academy International School
- International Philippine School in Al Khobar
- Pakistan International School, Al-Khobar
- International Programs School (Qurtoba, Al Khobar)
Mecca Region
[edit]- Jeddah
- Al-Afaq International School
- Al Barakah Modern International School
- Al Dura (Gems) International School
- Al Mawarid International School
- Al Rowad International School
- Al-Thager Model School
- Al Wadi International School
- Al-Waha International School
- Al Wurood International School
- Alkon International School
- American International School of Jeddah
- Bangladesh International School Jeddah
- Beladi International School Jeddah
- British International School of Jeddah
- Dar Jana International School - Separate boys' and girls' sections[2]
- DPS Jeddah Al-Falah International School
- Edu World International Schools
- German International School Jeddah
- International Indian School Jeddah
- International Philippine School in Jeddah
- International School Jeddah
- Jeddah International School
- Jeddah Japanese School[citation needed]
- Jeddah Knowledge International School
- Jeddah Prep And Grammar School
- Korean School in Jeddah (KISJ, Korean: 젯다한국학교)[3]
- It was established on 18 September 1976. On 2 June of that year the Middle East Economic Cooperation Working Committee decided to establish the school, with a preparation committee formed on 5 August.[4]
- Manarat Jeddah International School
- Nobles International School
- Pakistan International School Jeddah
- Pakistan International School Jeddah - English Section) (PISJES)
- Pearl of the Orient International School
- Philippine Sunrise International School
- Scuola Italiana di Gedda (Italian International School Jeddah)[5]
- Sri Lankan International School Jeddah
- Talal International School
- Thamer International School
- The City School International
- The World Academy, KAEC
- Zahrat Al-Sahraa International School
- Ta'if
- Al Shorouq International School
- Pakistan International School
Medina Region
[edit]- Yanbu
- Radhwa International School (INDIAN & AMERICAN section) Royal Commission Yanbu
Riyadh Region
[edit]- Riyadh
- International Schools
- Al Hussan International School Riyadh [6]
- SEK International School Riyadh
- Yara International School
- Indian Schools
- Al Alia International Indian School
- Al Yasmin International School
- alif International School riyadh(Aisr)
- International Indian School, Riyadh
- New Middle East International School
- Modern Middle East International School
- Delhi Public School, Riyadh
- SEVA School
- Dunes International School, Abu Dhabi
- Radhwa international School
- Al Manar International School
- Other international Schools
- Al Danah International School
- Al-Hekma International School
- Al-Rowad International School
- Al Taj International School
- Aldenham Prep Riyadh
- Bangladesh International School, English Section, Riyadh
- British International School, Riyadh
- Fawaq International School
- Future Generation Philippine International School
- German International School Riyadh
- International Philippine School in Riyadh
- Korean School in Riyadh (Korean: 리야드한국학교)[7]
- Millennium International School
- Reigate Grammar School (formerly Multinational School)[8]
- New Middle East International School, Riyadh
- Nour Al-Maaref International School
- Pakistan International School, Riyadh
- Palm Crest International School
- Riyadh International School
- Riyadh Japanese School
- Saud International School
- Saudi Arabian Multinational School
- Second Philippine International School
- Sri Lankan International School Riyadh
- Swedish School Riyadh
- One World International School
Tabuk Region
[edit]- Tabuk
- International School of KSAFH-NWR Tabuk (formerly British International School of Tabuk)
See also
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References
[edit]- ^ "Philippine International School in Assir". Philippine Schools Overseas. Retrieved 2020-04-03.
- ^ "Home". Dar Jana International School. Retrieved 2020-04-03.
- ^ "Korean School Infomation [sic] - 젯다한국학교". Overseas Korean Educational Institutions. National Institute for International Education Development of the Republic of Korea. 2006-10-02. Archived from the original on 2006-10-02. Retrieved 2020-04-03.
- ^ "젯다국제한국학교 (초.중.고 교육)". South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved 2020-04-03.
- ^ "SCUOLE PARITARIE ITALIANE ALL'ESTERO" (PDF). Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. March 2015. Retrieved 2020-04-03.
- ^ https://blogofsaudi.com/alhussan-international-school-riyadh/
- ^ "Korean School Infomation [sic] - 리야드한국학교". Overseas Korean Educational Institutions. National Institute for International Education Development of the Republic of Korea. 2006-10-02. Archived from the original on 2006-10-02. Retrieved 2020-04-03.
- ^ https://whichschooladvisor.com/saudi/school-review/reigate-grammar-school-riyadh
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