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8021 Mohammed bin Saed St., Ar Rafiah District, Riyadh 12751, Saudi Arabia
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Annual tuition at Al Oruba International School ranges from SAR 15,000 to SAR 25,500 depending on year group. That works out at roughly SAR 15,000 for the early years, SAR 19,000 to SAR 20,000 for primary, SAR 22,500 to SAR 25,500 for secondary, SAR 25,500 for sixth form. Expect an application fee of SAR 5,000 on enrolment. A registration deposit (minimum SAR 5,000 per student) is required at registration and a signed financial contract is required, binding guardians to the school's payment terms.
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FAQs
Where is Al Oruba International School located, and what area is it in?
Al Oruba International School is in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Ahmed Bin Roshed Street, Fasil Bin Fahd Road, near the King Fahd Cultural Center in the Al Rafeeah Zone. The campus is a private international school serving students from ages 3 to 18 (KG–Grade 12).
What ages does OIS serve and what curricula are offered?
OIS welcomes students aged 3 to 18 (KG to Grade 12). It offers both British and American curricula, with Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE examinations, and materials integrated into the program (IGCSE).
Is Al Oruba International School a day school or does it offer boarding?
OIS operates as a day school; there is no boarding option available.
What are the tuition fees by year group at OIS?
Tuition ranges from around SAR 15,000 for KG to SAR 25,500 for Grades 10–12. The full list starts with KG1–KG3 at SAR 15,000 and rises in higher grades, with upper grades at SAR 25,500 per year. Fees are published per year group and can be billed in terms if the school offers instalment options.
What is the registration process and any initial deposit?
A non-refundable registration deposit of at least SAR 5,000 per student is required to complete registration. Families must sign a financial contract and follow the outlined registration steps to secure a place for the new academic year.
Are there scholarships or waitlists for admission at OIS?
No information is provided about scholarships or waitlists in the available data.
Which curricula and exam boards does OIS use?
OIS is Cambridge Accredited and Cognia Accredited. Examinations are offered through Cambridge International Examinations, Oxford AQA, and Edexcel. Classera is used as the campus-wide digital learning platform.
How does OIS monitor student progress academically?
Academic progress is tracked with MAP testing (English and Math) for progress monitoring, and upper grades participate in SAT I English and Math as well as SAT II subjects as part of the program.
Which grades participate in SAT I and SAT II, and what subjects are covered?
SAT I English and Math are formally scheduled for Grades 10–12, and SAT II subjects are offered for upper grades as part of the testing framework.
What facilities or campus features support academics at OIS?
The school relocated to new premises in 2011 with facilities designed to support an American curriculum. The campus incorporates digital learning (Classera) and integration of IGCSE materials within the program.
When did OIS move to its current premises, and what was the purpose?
The school relocated to new premises in 2011 to strengthen facilities for an American curriculum alongside its international accreditation partnerships.
Is digital learning used across the campus?
Yes. Classera supports digital learning across the campus as part of the teaching and learning approach.
What kinds of extracurricular activities does OIS offer?
Extracurricular activities are provided as an integral part of the educational process, with activities designed to enhance learning skills and cultural awareness. Specific clubs or programs are not listed in the available data.
Does OIS have a leadership or career planning program?
Yes. The school emphasizes leadership development and prepares students with 21st-century skills, including career planning support.
Are there opportunities for cultural or community involvement beyond academics?
The school aims to foster awareness of diverse cultures and societies, with activities that support cultural understanding and social development as part of the broader curriculum.
How does OIS approach wellbeing and SEL (social and emotional learning)?
OIS centers on social and emotional development, maintaining a safe, positive environment to support wellbeing. Inclusive practices and positive relationships are emphasized as part of the wellbeing approach.
Is there information about SEN or EAL support at OIS?
SEN and EAL support details are not specified in the provided information.
How is safeguarding addressed at the school?
Safeguarding details are not specified in the available data, but the wellbeing framework emphasizes safety and a safe environment for students.
What do we know about school governance and ownership?
Ownership of the school was transferred to Attaa Company in July 2014, and it operates as a private international school.
Is there a house system or school uniform policy mentioned?
Details about a house system or school uniform policy are not specified in the available information.
