Little Al Andalus International Kindergarten - Al-Manar

The kindergarten believes that education is a mission, not a profession, and therefore strives to continuously develop the learning environment. It relies on leadership and educational talent capable of conveying its message to children, along with highly competent teachers. It provides outstanding education that meets children's needs through flexible and innovative curricula.

• Effective communication with parents: The parent is considered a partner in success, and the kindergarten is committed to continuous communication with them.
• A high level of educational excellence: The kindergarten is committed to high academic qualification for children in line with quality standards.
• A strong family-like bond: The kindergarten works to strengthen the relationship between the teacher and the child, giving the child a sense of security and confidence.
• A model learning environment: The complex features an educational design that meets international standards, and includes a kindergarten section following the American curriculum and another following the Arabic curriculum.
• Reach and experience: The kindergarten is part of Al Andalus Schools, which include 13 branches in 7 cities across the Kingdom.

Registration is completed online through the registration form on the Al Andalus Schools website. Parents can book an appointment or send their inquiries through the registration inquiry form. For the latest admission requirements, such as the required age and documents, it is recommended to contact the kindergarten at the administration's number.

The kindergarten allows fees to be paid through the SADAD service, available under the parent services on the Al Andalus Schools website.

The programs at Little Al Andalus International Kindergarten include:

• English: Improving communication skills and familiarity with world languages.
• Mental mathematics: Developing rapid calculation skills and logical thinking.
• STEAM: Integrated science programs combining science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics to enhance creativity and innovation.
• Karate and sports activities: Developing physical and mental skills and building leadership and discipline.
• Swimming: Promoting physical health and developing safety skills and self-confidence.
• Additional Qur'an lessons: Instilling and reinforcing Islamic values in children.

Yes, classes at Little Al Andalus International Kindergarten are mixed, with girls and boys together.

You can view the full details of the tuition fees on the kindergarten's page on the mdares.ai platform.

• Safe educational activities
• Graduation ceremonies
• World Children's Day activities
• Celebrating World Arabic Language Day
• Celebrating the Saudi National Day
• World Volunteer Day activities
• Career Day
• Movement activities
• The "Little Merchant" activity
• Drawing and coloring activities

The curriculum followed at Little Al Andalus International Kindergarten is the American curriculum.

Little Al Andalus International Kindergarten is located in the Al-Samer district, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Yes, Little Al Andalus International Kindergarten provides a child transportation service for a separate fee.

The facilities at Little Al Andalus International Kindergarten include:

• A learning resource room
• Playgrounds and activity classrooms

The kindergarten has adopted a comprehensive evacuation plan based on specialized committees for safety, electricity shut-off, evacuation, firefighting, and reception, whose members are trained in advance for their roles. Emergency exits, signage, and floor plans for each level are provided, along with safe assembly points, and regular drills are held for orderly evacuation to prevent crowding. Fire extinguishers and fire hose networks are also available, and staff are trained to use them, while procedures are coordinated with the Civil Defense. A culture of safety is reinforced through awareness leaflets and a dedicated safety board, and electricity and gas supplies are shut off at the end of the school day.