Compare Moderate-level SEN International Schools in Saudi arabia

International Indian School Buraidah is a CBSE-affiliated campus serving the Indian community in the Qassim region. Established in 1989 under the Embassy of India in Riyadh, it began as a branch of the Embassy of Indian School, Riyadh and now operates separate Boys and Girls sections. It follows the CBSE syllabus with MOE-prescribed subjects. English is the first language, Hindi the second, and Arabic the third, with Urdu, Malayalam, Tamil and Kannada offered as optional languages. Core subjects include Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Saudi History & Culture, Islamic Studies / Moral Science, Health and Physical Education, Art & Craft and General Knowledge. The 20,350 square metre campus features a palm garden and a football ground with floodlights, along with a library, three science laboratories, upgraded computer laboratories and a main computer lab. The Recreation & Audio Visual Room, a Salah Room and a Medical Care Room complete the facilities. The school participates in Gulf Sahodaya events and CBSE National Sports Meet, enriching student life.

Modern Global International Schools (MGIS) operates on two Riyadh campuses, Digital City and Qortuba, serving Nursery through Grade 9. The school delivers an American Curriculum aligned to US Common Core Standards, integrated within the IB Primary Years Programme. Math follows US Core Standards; English Language Arts aligns with Common Core through balanced literacy; Science aligns with CSS and NGSS. Arabic & Islamic Studies follow the Saudi curriculum, with Arabic as a Second Language available for non-native speakers. A 1:1 device-to-student ratio supports learning with Chromebooks and iPads. MGIS provides ICT Lab, Science Lab, library/research center, art studio, music studio, theatre, and multipurpose rooms across campuses, plus a football pitch, basketball court, clinic, playgrounds, and wellbeing facilities. After-school activities include Spelling Bee, STEAM Fair, Career Week, and more. The school emphasizes inquiry and global-minded learning within an environment aligned with Saudi Vision 2030, fostering intercultural understanding across two Riyadh campuses.

Established in 2004 under the aegis of the renowned Delhi Public School Society, Daratassalam International Delhi Public School Riyadh offers a dual pathway of academic excellence through the Indian (CBSE) and British (IGCSE) curriculums. The campus is designed to support a rigorous academic environment with specialized facilities, including digital classrooms, subject-specific science laboratories, and a well-stocked library containing over 11,000 books. Distinctive to its educational approach is a strong emphasis on public speaking and communication skills. The school actively integrates elocution, debate, and extempore speech competitions into its routine to build student confidence. While the Early Years program is co-educational, the school transitions to gender-segregated sections from Grade 1 to Grade 12, respecting local cultural norms while maintaining high educational standards. Students also benefit from a robust co-curricular program that includes participation in National Science and Mathematics Olympiads and various inter-school sporting events.

International Indian Public School Riyadh (IIPS Riyadh) is an English-medium CBSE-affiliated school established in 1995 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It serves students from Nursery through Grade XII and operates with separate boys' and girls' sections. The curriculum follows CBSE under NEP 2020, with Foundational (Nursery–KG-2), Primary (Grade I–III), Middle (Grade VI–VIII), and Secondary (Grade IX–XII) stages. The academic year runs April to March and is divided into two semesters. The campus provides a 10,368 square meter site with 70 classrooms and 13 laboratories, and offers a 12-month bus service. The school runs co-curricular activities such as Gavel Club, Scout and Guide, and Cyber Square. The languages of instruction are English, with Hindi taught as a subject. The Principal (In-Charge) is Mohammad Arshad Ali Khan.

The International Programs School (IPS) in Al Khobar opened in 2000 with 19 students and today enrolls more than 1,443 students from over 53 nationalities. IPS offers a North American curriculum and is IB World School authorized to run the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP) since 2016–2017, with an American Diploma Pathway in place for older grades. The school is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and licensed by the Saudi Ministry of Education. Classes are conducted in English, with a robust Arabic language program taught by specialist staff. IPS operates as a gender-segregated campus within a large EuroVillage Compound, and provides a wide range of after-school activities, including a Student Council and diverse clubs. The program emphasizes international mindedness and 21st-century skills, supported by a diverse faculty and modern facilities that facilitate learning across Pre-K through Grade 12.

King's College Riyadh - Sedra Campus opens in August 2027 to serve students from Pre-School to Year 13. Following the British Curriculum integrated with Saudi cultural studies, the school distinguishes itself by providing subject-specialist teaching in Arabic, Music, and Physical Education starting at age three, rather than relying solely on general classroom teachers during early childhood development. Located within the ROSHN Sedra community, the campus features a 25-meter six-lane swimming pool, an eight-court indoor sports hall, two padel courts, and a dedicated performing arts theatre. Science and technology laboratories support a strong focus on STEM subjects. Students can choose from over 120 co-curricular activities, including Model United Nations, coding clubs, and the Duke of Edinburgh program. By combining British educational traditions with specialized early learning and extensive physical infrastructure, the campus offers a structured, single-location pathway through to Sixth Form for families in northern Riyadh.

Tabuk International Schools sits at Prince Naef (Muruj Al Amir), Tabuk 47315, Saudi Arabia. As the oldest international school in Tabuk, it provides kindergarten through secondary education for both sexes. It offers an American curriculum and is a co-educational institution affiliated with Saudi Arabia. The school delivers an international curriculum opening doors to top universities worldwide, globally, with AI and robotics integrated. Facilities include sports fields and swimming pools; modern laboratories and robotics labs; smart classrooms; and a campus with 35,000 open spaces. The American curriculum follows Common Core International Standards (McGrawHill). English is the medium of instruction; staff are fluent. Multilingual offerings include Arabic, French, English, and Chinese. Cognia accreditation underlines the school's international standing. Enrichment programs cover Arabic language support, mental arithmetic, and English-by-practice; primary-entrance qualification. Clubs include Academic and Intellectual (scientific competitions), Cultural and Language (educational trips, cultural events), and Lifestyle and Wellbeing (sports) for students today.