Academic City international Schools

• The educational process is conducted entirely in English across all academic subjects, with the exception of national identity subjects such as Islamic Education and Arabic Language.
• Providing a learning experience built on advanced teaching methodologies and modern curricula that strengthen students' critical thinking skills.
• Working to develop students' analytical and research skills.
• Applying the best-known educational practices and experiences, while adhering to both Saudi and American standards, to ensure the preparation of successful generations.
• Preparing students for admission and enrollment at well-known international universities, including Canadian, American, and other global institutions.
• Assisting students in passing local admission tests, such as the Aptitude and Achievement Tests, to obtain the American Diploma upon completion of Grade 12.
• The American Diploma can be equated with the Saudi secondary school certificate, giving students the opportunity to enroll in universities within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as well.
• Selecting expert and qualified teaching professionals from Australia, the United States, Canada, South Africa, and other internationally recognized countries.
• Continuously evaluating the performance of teaching staff and students, and working to develop their capabilities.

• If the student was previously enrolled in a private school, a financial clearance certificate from that school must be attached.
• The guardian must attend the school's admissions and registration department in person to complete the enrollment contract with the required details.
• Payment of the required fees to secure the student's seat at the school.
• The guardian is required to attach an acceptance letter from the admissions and registration department when bringing the student's physical file after completing the registration procedures.
• The guardian must submit the student's complete file containing all supporting documents and certificates related to the student.
• The following required documents must be provided: a copy of the student's valid passport, a copy of the student's birth certificate, a copy of the student's national ID (for Saudi nationals) or residency ID (for non-Saudi students), recent personal photographs of the student with a white background, a copy of the father's valid national ID (for Saudi nationals), original previous academic certificates, a copy of the student's vaccination record, and a financial clearance certificate from the previous school.
• For students wishing to enroll in Kindergarten 1, Kindergarten 2, or Kindergarten 3, the age requirements specified by the Saudi Ministry of Education must be met.

Tuition fees for kindergarten, primary, middle, and secondary stages can be paid via bank transfer. The school administration strives to offer convenient payment methods for all parents and guardians.

• English Language.
• Arabic Language.
• Mathematics.
• Sciences and Computing.
• Social Studies.
• Physical Education.
• Arts and Information and Communications Technology (ICT).
• Personal, Social, and Health Education (PSHE).
• Religious Education.

Al-Madinah Academic International Schools does not follow a co-education policy between male and female students.

You can access complete details regarding tuition fees through the school's page on the Mdares platform at mdares.ai.

Al-Madinah Academic International Schools received AdvancED international accreditation as a school committed to applying international quality standards.

• Graduation ceremonies and end-of-year events.
• Horse riding program.
• Celebration of Saudi Founding Day.
• Participation in the Saudi Special Olympics Competition.
• Providing a Quran completion schedule and supporting students in memorizing the Holy Quran.
• Artistic activities that provide students with a rich experience in colors and drawing.
• Participation in the Bebras Competition.
• Creation of inspiring heritage-inspired designs.
• Traditional handicrafts.
• Celebration of International Education Day.
• Participation in the "Your Path to Choosing the Right Major" course.
• Participation in the Motivational Leadership Course for staff of the Integrated Development for Education.
• Celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
• A school visit to the Saudi Broadcasting Corporation building.
• Cycling, football, basketball, and volleyball.
• Celebration of World Children's Day.
• Participation in the Classera Competition for National Day 95.
• Administration of simulated assessments for middle school students.
• Celebration of World Tolerance Day.
• Performance of the Istisqa prayer (rain prayer) by students in the morning.
• Participation in the Robotics and Electronic Engineering Course.
• Honoring of outstanding secondary school students and their parents by the school.
• Conducting safe and fun science experiments.
• Young Entrepreneur activities.
• Book reading, drawing, and storytelling.
• Celebration of the Saudi national team's qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
• The "Magic Bag" activity.
• Celebration of World Teachers' Day.

Al-Madinah Academic International Schools adopts the ACIS curriculum, through which both the Saudi national curriculum and the American curriculum are taught from kindergarten through Grade 12. Students follow the American curriculum within the framework of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS).

Al-Madinah Academic International Schools are located in the Al-Granada district, known as Al-Shuhada district, in Riyadh, on Ghadir Mohammed Abdullah Al-Atifi Al-Qahtani Street.

You may contact the administration of Al-Madinah Academic International Schools to inquire about available transportation services.

• A fully equipped medical clinic.
• A library rich with books.
• An arts and activities room.
• A sports hall.
• Indoor and outdoor play areas.
• A football pitch.
• A prayer hall (Musalla).
• Additional sports courts.
• Fully equipped classrooms.

• A medical clinic is available to provide first aid services and handle emergency cases.
• A building supervisor is responsible for managing security, ensuring all classroom windows and doors are properly closed, maintaining custody of keys, replacing stolen or lost keys, reporting security violations to school management, and confirming that no students or staff remain in the school building after the school day ends.
• Maintenance work within the school is carried out after working hours to preserve the security and safety of students.
• Dedicated security personnel and a school guard are stationed at the main gate of each building, providing round-the-clock protection seven days a week.
• Continuous training on security awareness is provided to school staff through familiarization with security systems and the regulations governing the Security and Safety Committee.
• Visitors' identities are verified before entry is permitted, and their national ID is held at the reception desk.
• Visitors remain in the reception area out of respect for student privacy and may not access other sections of the school without prior authorization from school management.
• Visiting parents and guardians are not permitted to enter the school building without first registering their details in the visitor logbook at the reception area.
• The school is committed to maintaining the safety of all staff members and ensuring a secure educational environment.
• All female staff members are provided at the beginning of each academic year with information regarding the school's policies and procedures to be followed throughout the year, keeping them continuously informed of such matters.
• Students are not permitted to leave the educational premises unless accompanied by their parent or guardian.
• Security and safety policies in place within the school are continuously shared with parents and students to ensure their consistent application.