Jeel El Jazira Private Schools

Reputation and history: Jeel El Jazira Private Schools have a long-standing reputation for excellence in education, making them a respected and trusted choice for parents. High-quality educational programs that emphasize both academic development and personal skills. Modern and advanced infrastructure, including scientific labs and educational facilities equipped with the latest teaching technologies. A variety of extracurricular programs alongside the academic curriculum, such as sports, arts, and cultural activities. Safe educational environment and balanced upbringing. Over 20 years of educational experience.

The student must be a Saudi citizen or a legal resident of Saudi Arabia. The student must meet the age requirements for the desired educational stage (primary, intermediate, secondary). For students with special needs, additional documents or assessments may be required. Required Documents: Copy of the student’s birth certificate. Copy of the family card for Saudi students. Recent passport-sized photos of the student. Previous school certificates (if transferring from another school).

The fees can be paid through the following methods: Cash payment at the school. Bank transfer to the school’s account. Online payment via the school’s portal. Payment through designated mobile applications.

Educational Levels: Primary Intermediate Secondary Curriculum Type: Saudi National Curriculum High School Tracks: Scientific Literary

Jeel El Jazira Private Schools have earned numerous awards over the years, including the Excellence Shield from the Director of Education in Jeddah for the current year (1437–1438 AH) and the top ranking in the evaluation of private schools for the same year.

Organizing internal sports tournaments and leagues in various sports such as football, basketball, tennis, swimming, and more. Establishing clubs and student societies that focus on fields such as science, technology, literature, media, and more, to enhance students' skills and discover their talents. Organizing religious and social activities to promote moral and spiritual values among students, such as national weeks and religious lectures. Encouraging students to participate in volunteer and service activities that benefit the local community, such as blood donation campaigns and environmental initiatives.