Ethra National School

About the school

Ethra National School is an educational institution specializing in early childhood education, located in South Doha district in Dhahran city, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The school offers a bilingual educational program in both Arabic and English, and follows the Saudi national curriculum, with a focus on providing a comprehensive learning environment that promotes academic excellence and student skills development. The school was established 12 years ago and offers distinguished educational programs in kindergarten and elementary levels, with a focus on reducing the number of students in classrooms and employing teachers specialized in early childhood education. Ethra students achieve outstanding accomplishments, with an average of four students from each class annually receiving the King Abdulaziz Foundation for Talent and Creativity award. The school places great importance on providing a safe and healthy environment for students, with strict preventive measures to ensure their safety, especially under current health conditions. It also provides a Learning Management System (LMS) platform that offers educational resources for all students and enables them to stay in constant contact with the school from their homes.

Credits

To be a global model in providing high-quality education that combines innovation and modern technologies, and contributes to building a generation of leaders and creators capable of facing future challenges with confidence.

Providing an excellent educational environment that stimulates creativity and critical thinking, while committing to instilling ethical values and enhancing cultural identity.

- Providing comprehensive education focused on developing academic and personal skills. - Stimulating love of learning and promoting creativity. - Achieving academic excellence using modern teaching methods. - Developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. - Providing an educational environment that supports innovation and collaboration.

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Everything you need to know to make the best decision

Why should I choose Ethra National School?

- Innovative educational environment that encourages creativity.

- Comprehensive education that develops academic and personal skills.

- Modern teaching methods to achieve academic excellence.

- Development of leadership and problem-solving skills.

- Promoting cultural and ethical values among students.

What are the admission and registration requirements at Ethra National School?

- Submitting required documents.

- Taking assessment tests.

- Personal interview.

- Compliance with school policies.

What are the payment methods for fees at Ethra National School?

- Direct one-time payment at school.

- Bank transfers.

- Payments in three stages, 20%, 45%, and 35% throughout the year.

- Sibling discount, discounts starting from 5% for the second child up to 15% for the fourth child.

- Early payment discount, 1,000 SAR discount for early payment.

- Easy installment plan over 7 monthly payments.

What are the tuition fees at Ethra National School?

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

What educational programs does Ethra National School offer?

- Saudi national curriculum approved by the Ministry of Education in core subjects.

- Bilingual curriculum (Arabic and English).

- Special programs in kindergarten such as "Let's Read" and "Educational Pioneers Series".

Where is Ethra National School located?

Ethra National School is located in South Doha district, in Jazan city.

What is the accredited educational curriculum at Ethra National School?

Ethra National School adopts the Saudi national curriculum approved by the Ministry of Education.

Is there mixed classes of girls and boys?

Yes, there are mixed classes at Ethra National School.

What awards has Ethra National School received?

Ethra National School honors its distinguished students by granting them King Abdulaziz Foundation for Talent and Creativity awards annually. These awards are given to four students from each class on average each year.