Private national schools in Saudi Arabia aspiring to offer a world class international curriculum in English parallel to the Ministry of Education mandatory subjects are invited to join the Cambridge International School Programme.

Cambridge International in partnership with Emkan Education, Cambridge University Press, Collins and Hodder are working together supporting schools to launch the internationally recognized Cambridge Primary curriculum (Grades 1-6) with the opportunity to grow across the Cambridge Pathway later on.

Select schools that are accepted on to the programme will receive the following without charge:

* Textbooks for English as a second language, Maths and Science will be provided for a maximum of 20 students in each grade. In the first year schools will only be permitted to begin with Cambridge Primary (Grades 1-6) but will have the opportunity to extend into intermediate and high school in the following years.

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Schools that meet the following criteria are invited to apply:

• Established for a minimum of 5 years
• Located in Jeddah, Riyadh or Al Khobar / Dammam
• Follow the Saudi National Curriculum
• Fulfil the requirements to apply for approval from the Ministry of Education to offer an international programme
• Have majority Saudi citizen students (70%+)
• Is a purpose-built school and/or part of Tadaroj programme
• Has > 600 students in Gr 1-6
• Have facilities and resources that meet Cambridge’s registration quality standards

Schools that do not meet all criteria are still welcome to apply.

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Why Cambridge?

• The Cambridge Pathway gives students a clear path through education from age 5 to 19.
• Owned by a world leading university, Cambridge International is the world’s largest provider of international programmes and qualifications for learners aged 5-19
• Cambridge is Saudi Arabia’s most popular UK education provider with more than 100 schools across the country
• Join a network of more than 10,000 schools worldwide
• Cambridge qualifications are recognized by universities and governments around the world
• Launch an international programme without worrying about the costs – focus your investment on developing your teachers and your facilities