KG1 – KG3
Early Years
A caring start with English, Math, Science and Arabic that builds strong foundations.
Primary Grades
Boys & Girls Sections
Strong literacy and numeracy through McGraw-Hill programs and differentiated support.
Middle Grades
Boys & Girls Sections
Deeper subject learning, critical thinking and growing student independence.
Up to Grade 12
Boys & Girls Sections
Challenging courses, including Inspire Biology, Chemistry and Physics, that prepare students for university.
Inspire Science
Grades 1 – 12
Inquiry-based science with hands-on lab investigations at every stage.
Arabic Language
All Grades
Arabic language and Quran that build identity, values and strong communication.
Since 2004, Al-Nasr International School has served families in Al Masif District, Riyadh, with an American (McGraw-Hill) curriculum from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Today we welcome 860 students and a team of 92 teachers across our Boys and Girls Sections.
Our Vision: Al-Nasr International School is dedicated to raising global citizens who are well-informed in the best environment with the highest quality.
Our Mission: To provide informed and engaged local and global citizenship through a comprehensive and challenging international education.
Board of Directors
Sets the school’s direction and oversees its work.
Executive Director
Leads school operations, staffing and resources.
Principal (KG, Elementary & Middle School)
Leads daily school life from Kindergarten to Middle School.
High School Principal
Leads the High School and prepares students for university.
Boys Section Principal
Leads daily school life in the Boys Section.
Academic Director
Leads teaching, learning and assessment across all stages.
Academic Supervisors
Support teachers in English, Mathematics, Science, Arabic & Quran, Kindergarten and the Boys Section.
Together, the leadership team reviews the vision and mission every year and leads the NIS Strategic Plan 2026–2029.
Curriculum: An American curriculum from McGraw-Hill for Grades 1–12, including Inspire Science (Grades 1–8) and Inspire Biology, Chemistry and Physics (Grades 9–12). Kindergarten uses KODEIT and Reveal Math alongside our own KG1 curriculum plan. Arabic and Quran are taught at every stage.
Differentiated learning: Students work in Green, Yellow and Red level groups with differentiated worksheets, so every learner is both supported and challenged.
Digital learning: Lessons and resources are shared on the ClassLight platform, and classrooms use interactive SMART Boards.
Professional growth: Teachers take part in monthly professional learning communities (PLCs), formal classroom observations every semester and ongoing training.
Diagnostic tests at the start of every year help teachers plan support from day one, and new students sit an admission and placement test.
Marked exams are returned to students within one week, and parents receive a Progress Report every semester.
Students who need extra help receive in-class reinforcement and focused after-school remedial sessions.
Grading scale: A 90–100 (Excellent), B 80–89.99 (Very Good), C 70–79.99 (Good), D 60–69.99 (Fair), F below 60 (Fail).
Academic advising and career guidance help students plan their future, including our annual Career Day.
Counselors follow up on student behavior and well-being in both the Boys and Girls Sections.
The School Doctor and Health Supervisor run the school clinics and follow up on student health in both sections.
The Learning Resources Center and library support reading and research, with scheduled visits for every grade.
Clubs and enrichment: Science Club, Math Club and English Club, plus reading competitions and student activities throughout the year.
We hold four parents' meetings each year, each followed by a parent feedback survey.
Anonymous parent and student satisfaction surveys run every semester. In September 2026, 140 parents responded, and every survey item was rated at least 85.7% positive.
Parents receive a Progress Report every semester and regular updates through the ClassLight platform.
Parents are always welcome to contact us by email or through the enrollment inquiry form.
Approved in September 2026, our Strategic Plan guides continuous improvement in line with our vision, mission and core values: Quality, Cooperation & Teamwork, and Respect. It focuses on six priorities:
Student Achievement & Academic Growth
High-Quality Teaching & Professional Growth
Student Engagement, Well-being & Future-Ready Skills
Assessment & Data-Driven Decision Making
Technology, Innovation & Learning Environment
Leadership, Community & Sustainable Improvement
Progress is reviewed every term by our Strategic Planning Team, using measurable goals and evidence of impact.
860Students learning with us from KG to Grade 12
81Qualified teachers across all subjects and grades
100%Of students promoted in 2025–2026
Since 2004More than 20 years serving families in Al Masif, Riyadh
140Parents shared their views in our September 2026 survey
85.7%Positive parent responses about our school environment
Career DayStudents met professionals from many fields and came dressed as their dream careers, from doctors and engineers to artists and chefs.
Science Club · Grades 6–12Simple experiments, STEM challenges, mini research projects, science fairs, environmental awareness activities and guest speakers.
Math Club“The Math Detective Agency”: puzzles, logic challenges and competitions that build problem-solving and teamwork.
English ClubReading, speaking and presentation activities that build students’ confidence in English.
Pink OctoberStudents and staff took part in breast cancer awareness, creating a “Tree of Hope” full of messages of support.
Celebrating SuccessStudents are recognized with certificates for achievement, effort and values throughout the year.
OUR CAMPUS
Shaded Sports FieldA covered sports field where students play and train comfortably all year.
KG Play AreaA bright, colourful play area designed for our youngest learners.
KG PlaygroundSlides and climbing frames that build confidence and motor skills.
School CanteenA covered canteen with an accessible ramp and handrails, where students buy snacks and meals during breaks.
Shaded Outdoor SeatingShaded tables where students relax and eat together during breaks.
We listen to parents, students and staff, and we use what they tell us to improve our school. Every suggestion and concern is handled fairly and confidentially.
Parent Satisfaction SurveyTell us what we do well and what we can improve. Anonymous, about 3 minutes, in English and Arabic.
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Suggestions & ComplaintsFill in our Complaint & Feedback Form and send it to us in person or by email. We reply within 2 working days and follow up within 5.
Parents’ MeetingsFour parents’ meetings each year give families a direct say in school life and learning.
Talk to UsEmail kifayajaber@nischools.edu.sa or call 053 365 6981.
Student Handbook 2026–2027Rules, values, routines and everything families need to know.
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Fair Assessment PolicyHow we assess fairly, share criteria in advance and handle grade reviews.
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Academic Advising & Career GuidanceHow we guide Grades 9–12 students toward university and careers.
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Complaint & Feedback FormsShare a concern or suggestion with the school administration.
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Website Privacy PolicyHow we protect the personal information you share with us.
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Join our school family from Kindergarten to Grade 12. New students sit a placement test so we can support each learner from day one.
We follow an American curriculum from McGraw-Hill. Science is taught through the Inspire series: Inspire Science in Grades 1–8, and Inspire Biology, Chemistry and Physics in Grades 9–12. Arabic language and Quran are taught alongside the international program.
We offer a full pathway from Kindergarten (KG1–KG3) to Grade 12, with separate Boys and Girls Sections.
New students sit an admission and placement test, especially those joining from other schools or from abroad. The results help us place each student and plan the right support from the first day.
Parents receive a progress report every semester and are invited to four parents' meetings each year. We also run anonymous parent satisfaction surveys every semester to keep improving.