Sunlight International School

• Manar Al-Shams International Schools deliver the accredited Egyptian curriculum across primary, middle, and secondary levels.
• The school supplements the curriculum with additional English language programs to enhance student proficiency.
• The school is equipped with advanced facilities, science laboratories, a comprehensive library, and numerous sports courts to support a wide range of activities.
• The school has a team of qualified teachers experienced in working with students across different educational stages, supporting them in developing their various skills.
• The school offers various programs to prepare students for their final examinations.
• The school maintains ongoing communication with parents to monitor student progress.
• The school keeps pace with the latest editions and modern curricula, and benefits from over 20 years of experience in the educational sector — establishing it as one of Riyadh's most distinguished international schools.
• The school has installed 16 smart interactive panels and 16 LCD projectors to ensure a fully interactive learning environment.
• The school incorporates e-learning materials throughout the academic year and supports the use of iPads.
• The school hosts more than 1,300 male and female students from a wide range of nationalities.

Requirements for New Student Enrollment:

• Two passport-sized photographs, a copy of the student's valid passport, and a copy of the father's passport must be submitted.
• A copy of the student's and parent's/guardian's residence permit must be provided.
• For non-Saudi students, the following must also be submitted: a copy of the family registration card, a copy of the vaccination certificate, the original birth certificate, a recommendation letter from the sponsor, and academic reports for the student's last three years of study.
• The school's application form must be completed.

Requirements for Locally Transferring Students:

• All documents listed above must be submitted.
• Approval from the Saudi Ministry of Education is required for students transferring from international schools.
• All original previous academic certificates, authenticated by the Ministry of Education, must be provided if the applicant is transferring from a school outside Riyadh.
• Financial approval from the Ministry of Education is required.

Requirements for Internationally Transferring Students:

• All documents specified for new students must be submitted.
• A recent academic transcript certified by the Saudi Embassy in the student's country of origin must be provided.

Admission and Enrollment Procedures:

• The parent/guardian must attend with the child for the personal interview and to complete the enrollment contract.
• All student-related documents must be submitted to the registration officer, ensuring that all required paperwork is provided in full.
• The parent/guardian must include an acceptance letter with the student's file for submission to the school's registration department.
• The required tuition fees must be paid to the accountant at the general administration office, and a copy of the payment receipt must be obtained and submitted to the registration department.
• For KG1 enrollment, the child must have completed two years and nine months of age. For KG2, three years and nine months, and for KG3, four years and nine months.
• For enrollment in Grade 1, the student must have completed five years and nine months of age.

You may contact the administration of Manar Al-Shams International Schools in Al-Olaya district to inquire about the available tuition fee payment methods, whether by cash, bank transfer, or other means.

• Arabic Language
• English Language
• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Studies
• History and Geography
• Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

There is no gender mixing between boys and girls at Manar Al-Shams International Schools in Al-Olaya district.

You can view the complete tuition fee details on the school's page on the Mdares platform at mdares.ai.

• Cognia International Organization accreditation.
• Accreditation from the Saudi Ministry of Education.
• Student Sabah Al-Fusayli Muhammad Ashraf won the French Medal at the Riyadh Region Youth Championship.

• Organization of the Ramadan Quran Competition.
• Celebration of Mother's Day.
• Kindergarten graduation ceremonies.
• Field trip festival.
• Mathematics Week in the primary division.
• Arabic language projects.
• English Language Week.
• Numerous field trips.
• Various activities including Zumba, games, slime-making, and face painting.
• Letter and alphabet activities.
• Celebration of Saudi National Day.
• Celebration of Arabic Language Day.
• Celebration of Eid Al-Fitr.
• New Year's celebration.
• Commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
• Various extracurricular activities, including football, basketball, and volleyball.

Manar Al-Shams International Schools follow the curriculum of the Ministry of Education of the Arab Republic of Egypt, commonly known as the Egyptian Track.

Manar Al-Shams International Schools are located on Al-Badriyah Street, behind Khurais Road, in Al-Olaya district, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Manar Al-Shams International Schools provide safe transportation services, operating a fleet of 10 Hi-Ace buses to serve students within Al-Olaya district and the surrounding neighborhoods.

• Three buildings dedicated to the boys' division
• Three buildings dedicated to the girls' division
• 46 classrooms
• Administrative offices
• Supervisors' offices
• Staff rooms for faculty and employees
• Multimedia rooms
• Three spacious libraries
• Three sports courts
• 2 science laboratories
• 2 chemistry laboratories
• 2 physics laboratories
• 2 biology laboratories
• 2 school canteens
• 2 arts rooms
• 2 school medical clinics
• 10 Hi-Ace buses

• The school has a fully equipped medical clinic to provide healthcare services and first aid.
• Safe and reliable bus transportation services are provided.
• Surveillance systems are installed in classrooms and throughout all rooms and corridors within the school to monitor student welfare.