Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar

• Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar Branch is part of the Al-Andalus Schools network established in 1984 with educational experience extending over 40 years in serving education in the Kingdom
• A prestigious educational institution supporting national educational objectives and aligned with Vision 2030
• Clear vision under the motto "Education that Creates Life"
• Commitment to value-based education and authentic Islamic values
• The school believes that education is a mission, not merely a profession
• Attractive educational environment combining authenticity and modernity
• Two separate complexes for boys and girls ensuring an appropriate environment for each gender
• Comprehensive educational stages from kindergarten through secondary school
• Modern and advanced facilities meeting educational process needs
• Teaching staff of highly competent and highly qualified male and female teachers
• Flexible and innovative curricula keeping pace with modern era needs
• Diverse enrichment programs including STEAM, English language, and mental mathematics
• Additional lessons in the Holy Quran to establish Islamic values
• Integrated sports activities including karate and swimming
• Continuous development of learning and teaching environment
• Leadership and educational competencies capable of delivering the school's message to students
• Effective communication with parents (success partners)
• Strong family relationship between teacher and student
• Advanced electronic educational platform for monitoring the educational process
• Achievement of high level of educational excellence and scientific qualification for students
• Student achievements at local and global levels
• Global victory in the Reading Challenge competition
• Bronze Medal in Bebras Mawhiba competition 2024
• Social responsibility through participation, free courses, and community services
• Raising proud, ambitious, responsible citizens equipped to face modern life challenges
• High operational efficiency and optimal resource utilization
• Comprehensive security and safety system ensuring student safety
• Stimulating environment supporting creativity and innovation

Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar Branch accepts male and female students from kindergarten through secondary school according to the conditions approved by the Saudi Ministry of Education.

Electronic Registration Requirements

Electronic registration steps at schools:

1. Registering correct data and attaching required identification documents helps complete registration easily and smoothly.
2. Scheduling the interview appointment and notifying the guardian of the specified appointment.
3. Following up on registration through the website using the code sent to you.
4. Personal interview with the student: • Attending the school premises • Accompanying the student and identification documents to conduct the interview
5. Paying tuition fees and signing the registration contract
6. Obtaining final acceptance notification enabling the guardian to withdraw the student's file from the previous school

Required documents for the interview:

• Financial clearance if the student is coming from a private school
• Last certificate obtained by the student if transferring from one grade to another

Identification documents:

• Copy of birth certificate / Copy of vaccination certificate / Copy of family card front and back / Copy of passport
• Copy of residence permit for the student and father for non-Saudis / Copy of passport / Printout from Absher

Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar Branch provides an electronic SADAD system to facilitate the tuition fee payment process for parents, where payment can be made through several methods:

Available payment methods:

• Electronic banking services via mobile banking applications
• Online banking services through bank websites
• ATMs
• Phone banking
• All other banking channels available in Saudi banks
• Traditional payment at the school (for amounts less than 3,000 riyals)

The enrichment curricula at Al-Andalus International Schools are considered a qualitative addition aimed at expanding students' horizons and enhancing their skills. They are designed to meet the diverse needs of students and focus on building their creative, mental, and physical abilities, including:

English Language: Improving communication skills and proficiency in global languages.

Mental Mathematics: Developing rapid calculation skills and logical thinking.

STEAM: Comprehensive scientific programs combining Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics, aimed at enhancing creativity and innovation.

Karate and Sports Activities: Developing physical and mental skills and building leadership spirit and discipline.

Swimming: Enhancing physical health and developing safety skills and self-confidence.

Additional lessons in the Holy Quran: Establishing and enhancing Islamic values among students.

These enrichment curricula are considered effective tools in creating a comprehensive educational environment that meets students' future aspirations, enabling them to excel academically, culturally, and socially, and preparing them to face challenges with confidence and competence.

There is no mixing between boys and girls at Al-Andalus International Schools, as there is a dedicated section for boys accepting students from Grade 3 Primary to Grade 1 Middle School, and a separate section for girls from Kindergarten to Grade 1 Middle School.

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

1. Global Victory in the Reading Challenge Competition: Student Abdullah Qasim from Al-Andalus International Schools - Elementary Stage (Al-Zahra Branch) achieved a distinguished global achievement in the Reading Challenge competition.
2. Bronze Medal in Bebras Mawhiba Competition 2024: Elementary stage students obtained the Bronze Medal in Bebras Mawhiba competition 2024.

Activity tracks at Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar Branch include the following:

Training Track: Consists of training courses in self-discovery and integrated personality development, alongside technical and artistic courses.

Social Track: Where land and sea trips, external visits, and social activities take place.

Educational Track: Aims to instill Islamic values through life situations and serious and enjoyable activities.

Sports Track: Offers sports activities and motor games that build the body and refine the spirit and soul.

Cultural Track: Aims to increase the student's scientific and cognitive knowledge through purposeful cultural and dialogue programs.

Projects Track: Implements the previous tracks through projects, which are carried out through practical scientific activities.

The curriculum adopted at Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar Branch is the American curriculum.

Al-Ajwad Street, Al-Manar District, Jeddah 23462, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

It is preferable to contact the administration of Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar Branch via email or phone number to obtain accurate information about transportation and delivery services.

• Fully equipped classrooms for each educational stage
• Sports fields
• Learning resource center
• Swimming pool
• Sports halls
• Courtyards
• Computer labs
• Science labs
• Mechatronics labs
• School theater

Al-Andalus International Schools - Al-Manar Branch is committed to providing a safe educational environment through a comprehensive security and safety system that includes:

• Well-studied evacuation plan updated annually
• Division of staff into 6 specialized teams (Control Group - Preventive Measures - Electrical Power Disconnection - Assembly Point and Evacuation - Fire Fighting - First Aid)
• Designated safe assembly point for students and staff (football field)
• Clear and specific instructions for all staff and students upon hearing the alarm
• Immediate and organized evacuation of students from classrooms
• Guidance for students to calmly proceed through designated corridors and stairs
• Immediate reporting system for any absent student or staff member
• Attendance taking for all students and staff at the assembly point
• Closing windows and doors and turning off electrical devices during evacuation
• Direct coordination and communication with Civil Defense
• Continuous student awareness about fire dangers and importance of following evacuation instructions
• Filling evaluation forms after each mock evacuation to improve performance
• Regular drills on evacuation, first aid, and fire fighting