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Co-ed National Middle Schools in Makkah
These schools pair a private, fee-paying national character with a co-educational intermediate setting in Saudi Arabia's Makkah. The mix suits families seeking broader educational services and smaller classes during the pivotal middle-school years.
What this combination offers students
The intermediate stage is a transitional period that benefits from close attention, and national schools often provide tighter supervision and added activities that support a student's growth. The co-ed setting also gives families the flexibility to enrol their children in one school in Makkah.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a national (private) and government middle school?
A national school is privately run with tuition fees, often offering smaller classes and extra services, while government schools are free. Both follow the Ministry of Education curriculum at the intermediate stage.Do co-ed middle schools in Makkah admit boys and girls together?
Co-ed schools in this category enrol both at the intermediate stage, though class arrangements vary by school, so it's best to confirm each school's policy when applying.