Dor Al Uloom National School

• The school has a full supervisory team dedicated to various subjects for both boys and girls, selected carefully based on their academic and educational expertise. • It continuously works to improve and develop teaching processes and ensures high-quality education and professional development for teachers. • The school focuses on building students’ personalities, addressing problems that hinder their performance, and contributing to the development of improvement plans. • The school has its own e-learning platform for distance learning. • The curriculum is Saudi-based, grounded in Islamic principles while adapting to modern advancements.

• Adherence to Islamic behavior and good morals. • The student must meet the legal age requirement for first grade. • A minimum of a "Very Good" rating for middle and high school students. • Adherence to school rules and regulations. • Respect school timings and care for school property. • Students must be picked up within 30 minutes after school ends. Reasons for Student Dismissal: • Inappropriate behavior within the school, whether towards another student or a teacher. • Unacceptable behavior by the parent towards the school administration, teachers, or students. • Failure to pay tuition fees as outlined in the enrollment application. • Incomplete registration documents.

Payments can be made through Alinma Bank under the following details: • Client name: Dor Al-Ouloom National School Company. • ID number: 7001790737. • Account number: 68201396375000. Discounts are available for new students and for those registering for the third term.

• The school teaches the national curriculum along with enrichment programs in computer science, English, and vocational training. • The school has grown significantly in a short period, now offering 64 classrooms for boys and girls. • The first batch of high school graduates completed their studies in 1419/1420 AH. • Additional language programs, such as English, enhance students’ language skills for effective communication in international settings. • The school also focuses on developing non-academic skills such as social, leadership, and creative abilities.

• The school has received international accreditation through a partnership with the American International Accreditation Association (AIAA). • The school has received certificates of appreciation from the Al-Ahsa Department of Education, represented by the Private Education Office.

• The school initiated a project to plant 2 million trees in Al-Ahsa. • It hosted the school play "Remains of a Human" as part of the school theater competition. • The school participates in national and international celebrations. • Dor Al-Ouloom students earned top positions in the English Olympiad across various age groups, competing with 60 other schools in Al-Ahsa. • First aid courses. • Religious, moral, and ethical activities. • Programs to promote a healthy school environment. • Facilities include a football field, computer and science labs, and extracurricular activities. • The school also encourages volunteerism.