Education Gate International School Al Rawdah

The school is located in the Al Rawdah district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The campus is a large open site with generous outdoor sports facilities and specialised teaching areas. The school operates a bus service with multiple routes via a local provider for transportation.

Preschool (K1–K3), Elementary School (Grades 1–6), and Middle School (Grades 7–9). The entrance ages start with K1 at age 3 by August 15, Grade 1 at age 6 by September 30, Grade 6 at age 11, and Middle School comprises Grades 7–9.

The school is co-educational. It functions as a day school; boarding facilities are not listed.

The admissions form collects Country of birth information, but there is no published breakdown of pupil nationalities or the local-to-international ratio.

Special Arabic classes are offered for students below grade level in Arabic. There are top-up classes and interventions provided as part of the enrichment program.

Country affiliation is not listed; the curriculum is aligned to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the school is part of Britus Education.

There is no explicit religious affiliation stated. Islamic Studies is included as part of the Saudi MoE curriculum.

The school year is organized into three semesters, each of 13 weeks. Start and end times for the school day are not published on the site.

EGISR provides a bus service to transport students to and from school, outsourcing some buses to a local company. There are multiple routes with various pick-up points; contact info is provided for registration.

Education Gate International School – Al Rawdah teaches an American curriculum aligned to Common Core State Standards for English, with NGSS for Science and NCTM standards for Mathematics. Arabic and Islamic Studies and Saudi History follow the Saudi MoE curriculum, while Social Studies uses a local publisher in Grades 1-7 and CCSS in Grades 8-9. French and Computer are offered through a local publisher, with core subjects English, Math, Science, and Social Studies taught across the key stages. Kindergarten uses the HighScope approach with specialist teachers delivering active, student-centered early learning. The program is organized into four academic phases from KG through Grade 9, with assessment comprising quizzes, end-of-quarter exams, and MAP testing via Classera.

1. Begin the application through Registration & Admissions or How to Apply to start the admissions process. Entrance age requirements are: a child must be 3 years old on or before August 15 for K1 and 6 years old on or before September 30 for Grade 1, with acceptance criteria published to guide families. A campus visit can be arranged via Book a Tour as part of the process. Apply Now is available through the admissions pages. 2. Prepare and submit the required documents. Applicants must provide copies of the parent's and student's passports, a valid iqama, the birth certificate, and the vaccination certificate. They must also submit all academic reports/transcripts and the transfer certificate from previous schools, MOE approval, financial clearance from the previous school, a letter of introduction from the parent's employer, and two passport-sized photos. The site lists these documents under the enrollment requirements. 3. The school will contact you within 48 hours after submission to confirm receipt and discuss next steps. The Registration & Admissions page leads you to the next actions and timing. 4. If accepted, arrange enrollment and review tuition details. Tuition is structured with an annual fee and term payments; the annual fees are SAR 13,000 for Pre-School, SAR 14,350 for KG, SAR 15,380 for Lower School (Grades 1–3), and SAR 17,430 for Middle School (Grades 7–9). A SAR 1,000 registration fee applies, with additional notes on the payment schedule. The school is owned and managed by Britus Education.