Al Rushed National Schools

About the school

The primary section of Al Rushd National School was established in 1414 AH (1993-1994 CE). The middle school section was established in 1418 AH (1997-1998 CE), followed by the high school section in 1419 AH (1998-1999 CE). The school follows the national curriculum approved by the Saudi Ministry of Education, teaching in Arabic. Mathematics, science, and English are taught as second languages. Islamic studies and Quran memorization are also taught. The school focuses on providing activities that develop innovation and creativity skills.

Educational leadership to create a generation proud of itself, its religion, and its values.

Working to graduate a generation according to local and international quality standards under conscious management, providing a motivating environment and cadres of creative and developing teachers, and working with effective community participation.

Providing an appropriate environment that makes education more enjoyable and inspiring, and works to push learners toward more achievements and innovations. Providing competitive education that builds and instills values, develops creativity, and aligns with the principles of the Islamic religion under the guidance of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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Why choose Al-Rushd Private Schools?

The school accepts both girls and boys in kindergarten in mixed classes, and in the elementary stage with separate classes for boys and girls.

It is a private school that teaches the curriculum with extracurricular activities.

It is at the forefront of schools that work on continuously developing themselves.

What are the admission and registration requirements for the school?

Middle School admission and registration requirements:

Students who have obtained an elementary sixth-grade certificate or its equivalent and are not over 16 years old are accepted in the first intermediate grade.
The applicant's age is calculated according to the Hijri calendar.
Students are registered with their civil registry number, birth certificate, or residence permit number.
For non-Saudi children, a valid residence permit in the student's name is required. Children of Gulf Cooperation Council countries are exempt from this condition.
Full payment of dues is required according to the contract with the parent.
The parent or their official representative with formal authorization, custody deed, or educational guardianship must apply for registration.
The student must have achieved a very good academic level and have no behavioral violations or notes.

High School admission and registration requirements:

Each student is assigned an academic number consisting of the student's registration number at the school and the academic year.
Students are accepted in high school after obtaining a third intermediate grade certificate or its equivalent.
The student's age should not exceed 19 years.
Some required documents include intermediate school certificate, a copy of the national ID card or passport for non-Saudis, and a medical report confirming they are free from diseases.
The first year is a common year studied by all students, and in the second year, the student joins the general track.