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Indian Co-ed Middle Schools in Jeddah
This select group of schools combines the middle stage with co-education for boys and girls under the CBSE curriculum in English. They are spread near the Al Rehab, Al Mushrifah and Al Nazla Al Sharqiya districts, teaching the national-identity subjects required by the Ministry of Education in Saudi Arabia.
Choosing a Co-ed Indian Middle School
First confirm that co-education genuinely continues at the middle stage, then look at the level of the subjects, the assessment approach and class sizes. Compare fees and extracurricular activities, and use Mdares AI to book a site visit before making your final enrolment decision.
Frequently asked questions
Do Indian schools stay co-ed at the middle stage?
It varies by school; some continue co-education into the middle stage while others separate the genders, so it is best to check each school's policy before enrolling.What are the entry requirements for the co-ed middle stage in Indian schools in Jeddah?
Schools usually ask for the primary-stage report cards and a transfer certificate from the previous school, and may hold a placement test in maths and English before confirming admission.What is the language of instruction in these schools?
The main language of instruction is English under the CBSE curriculum, alongside Arabic and Islamic studies as required by the Ministry of Education.