International Indian School

The International Indian School was established in 1986 and spans 10,178 square meters. The school operates under the patronage of the Indian Embassy and is overseen by the Ministry of Education in Saudi Arabia. It accommodates around 410 students from all grade levels, both boys and girls. The school follows the Indian CBSE curriculum, licensed by the Saudi Ministry of Education and accredited by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in New Delhi.

To create, acquire, validate, and utilize knowledge through high-quality international education that connects ideas, cultures, and educators as a collective social endeavor. Quality education is provided alongside due importance to the traditions and culture of the host country.

To provide quality education and foster human excellence, realization of the Creator, and perseverance through time. The school aims to practice and promote cherished virtues within a broad, sustainable, ethical, and inclusive development framework. The primary goal of education is to facilitate the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, and habits by the younger generation.

To enhance leadership qualities in students by providing opportunities to develop critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. To employ personalized teaching methods to meet the specific needs of students and their learning styles. To foster character development by promoting values such as integrity, empathy, respect, and responsibility.