FAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions

1- What curriculum does the school follow?
We follow the British curriculum, internationally recognized and taught using modern methods that develop critical thinking, deep understanding, and strong language and science skills.

2- What kind of books are used?
We use original Cambridge books, internationally approved and aligned with the latest British educational standards.

3- What is the teaching method?
We use modern British teaching methods focused on interaction, critical thinking, analysis, and practical application for effective and enjoyable learning.

4- What are the teachers’ nationalities? Do you focus on pronunciation?
Our teachers come from Saudi Arabia, Arab countries, India, and Pakistan. They are carefully selected based on qualifications, with special attention to clear pronunciation and language accuracy.

5- Are discounts available?
Yes, we offer seasonal promotions and discounts. Please contact the registration office for current offers.

6- Is the management the same across all branches?
Yes, all branches are managed by the same team to ensure consistent quality and organization.

7- Why are the fees lower at the Thuqbah branch?
Due to the launch of new sections, we offer promotional fees for a limited time to support families during this opening phase.

8- What is the daily dismissal time?

regular time:
- Kindergarten: (Thoqba12:15 PM) or (Aqrabia 12:30 PM)
- Primary and above: (Thoqba 1:15 PM) or (Aqrabia 1:30 PM)

9- How many students are there in each class?
Each class accommodates 10 to 15 students only, to ensure high-quality teaching and personalized attention.

10- When does the academic year start?
The academic year starts on August 24. We encourage completing registration before this date to secure a seat.

11- Is there a personal interview for students?
No, we do not conduct interviews. We believe education is a right for all. In the first week, each student is assessed naturally in class to understand their needs without pressure or formality.