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Dar Jana International Schools operates in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, with two gender-segregated campuses. The Girls' Campus is on Al Safaa Street in the Al Nahda District, and the Boys' Campus is on Abdallah Al Khouraiji Street in the Alrawda District. These campuses serve as the core instructional sites for DJIS in the city.
Stages
Dar Jana offers four program levels: Early Years (full-day preschool from age 3), Elementary (Grades 1–6), Middle School (Grades 7–9), and High School (Grades 10–12).
Type
Dar Jana operates two gender-segregated day campuses in Jeddah (Girls' Campus and Boys' Campus); it is a private, tuition-based international school.
Pupil Nationality Mix
DJIS describes its student body as culturally diverse and international, representing several international communities. Specific numbers of nationalities or local vs international ratios are not publicly disclosed.
Additional learning support
Learning support is offered at DJIS. The school publishes Learning Support Fees and notes that Learning Support is available for KG1, KG2, KG3, Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3.
Country affiliation
There is no formal country affiliation stated; the school is located in Saudi Arabia and holds Cognia accreditation.
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation is not stated in official materials.
School day structure
Public materials do not publish daily start and end times. The 2025–2026 Academic Calendar shows first-day dates for Hera's Campus and Rawdah Campus and lists holidays throughout the year.
Bus service
DJIS provides an optional transportation service with a published fee: 6,500 SAR per year for two-way transport and 5,200 SAR per year for one-way transport. Transportation is subject to availability.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Dar Jana International Schools ranges from SAR 20,500 to SAR 39,000 for 2026/27.
Annual tuition by year group (amounts shown are annual tuition in SAR and the per-term amount is an equal split of the annual tuition into two payments)
- KG1 (age 3): Annual tuition SR 20,500. Per term (two equal payments): SR 10,250. - KG2 (age 4): Annual tuition SR 20,500. Per term: SR 10,250. - KG3 (age 5): Annual tuition SR 20,500. Per term: SR 10,250. - Grade 1: Annual tuition SR 27,000. Per term: SR 13,500. - Grade 2: Annual tuition SR 31,000. Per term: SR 15,500. - Grade 3: Annual tuition SR 31,000. Per term: SR 15,500. - Grade 4: Annual tuition SR 33,000. Per term: SR 16,500. - Grade 5: Annual tuition SR 33,000. Per term: SR 16,500. - Grade 6: Annual tuition SR 33,000. Per term: SR 16,500. - Grade 7: Annual tuition SR 35,000. Per term: SR 17,500. - Grade 8: Annual tuition SR 35,000. Per term: SR 17,500. - Grade 9: Annual tuition SR 35,000. Per term: SR 17,500. - Grade 10: Annual tuition SR 37,000. Per term: SR 18,500. - Grade 11: Annual tuition SR 38,000. Per term: SR 19,000. - Grade 12: Annual tuition SR 39,000. Per term: SR 19,500.
Learning Support programme (separate fees)
- KG1–KG3 (Learning Support): Annual tuition SR 29,000. Per term: SR 14,500. - Grade 1 (Learning Support): Annual tuition SR 35,500. Per term: SR 17,750. - Grade 2 (Learning Support): Annual tuition SR 38,500. Per term: SR 19,250. - Grade 3 (Learning Support): Annual tuition SR 38,500. Per term: SR 19,250.
Additional annual charges and resource fees (amounts shown in SAR)
- Books & digital resources (annual fee by grade): KG1–KG3: Included; Grade 1: SR 1,330; Grade 2: SR 1,313; Grade 3: SR 1,364; Grade 4: SR 1,036; Grade 5: SR 1,055; Grade 6: SR 1,245; Grade 7: SR 1,035; Grade 8: SR 1,345; Grade 9: SR 1,405; Grade 10: SR 1,962; Grade 11: SR 1,859; Grade 12: SR 2,204. - Technical devices (Chromebook) fee where listed: SR 2,500 for Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 (KGs and Grade 1 show none). - Student locker (annual, subject to availability): SR 150. - School uniform price examples (Nursery–G12): Polo T‑shirt SR 125; PE T‑shirt SR 100; Jacket SR 150; PE Pant SR 150; Thobe (G10–G12) SR 175. - Transportation (annual): Two‑way SR 6,500; One‑way SR 5,200. The school reserves the right to accept students onto routes based on availability.
Application, registration and reservation fees
- Entrance exam fee (Grades 1–12): SR 650 per student (including VAT). New KG students are exempt from the entrance exam fee. - Registration fee for new students: SR 2,000 due upon acceptance. The registration fee is non‑refundable; the first payment must be paid in full at acceptance. New KG students are exempt from registration fees. - Reservation fee for current students (payable to secure place): SR 2,500. The reservation fee is deductible from the tuition fees.
Discounts and concessions
- Siblings discount: 10% for all siblings from Grade 2 to Grade 12. The siblings discount is deducted from the second payment and no further discounts are applied. - Early full‑payment discount: A 5% discount on annual tuition when paid in full by the published early‑payment deadline (deadline listed in the fee schedule).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed as an annual fee and is divided into two payments. The published payment windows are: Payment 1 — August 3 to August 21; Payment 2 — November 9 to November 30. The annual tuition figures above should be apportioned across these two payments (per‑term amounts shown above are an equal split of the annual figure). An additional 15% VAT is applied for non‑Saudi students as required by the tax authority.
Refunds and non‑refundable items
- The registration fee of SR 2,000 is expressly non‑refundable. The reservation fee for current students (SR 2,500) is described as deductible from tuition rather than refundable. No additional refund provisions for tuition or other fees are specified in the published fee schedule.
Other notes and optional charges
- Learning support: specific learning support programme fees are listed above and are applied for the grades indicated. - AP classes are offered for high school students; AP classes run subject to sufficient enrolment.
Accepted payment methods and practical payment details
- Accepted payment methods shown include Mada and major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express). Payment timing follows the published two‑payment schedule above.
Contact for fee administration
- For fee account queries the school lists a central contact email (info@djis.edu.sa) and phone number (920002347).
Academics
Dar Jana International Schools teaches American Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
Dar Jana International Schools offers a K-12 curriculum anchored in the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 3–12, and is a Candidate School for IB PYP. The school organizes its programs as Preschool (ages 3+) through High School (Grades 10–12), with the PYP framework applying through the early years and elementary. The High School program adopts a US-style American Diploma structure, featuring comprehensive SAT/ACT and AP preparation, AP Core Courses, and the AP Capstone Diploma Program, along with college and career counseling. Dar Jana is Cognia-accredited and operates as an accredited American Diploma school. The IB PYP content centers on six transdisciplinary themes and the IB Learner Profile to guide inquiry-based learning from ages 3–12.
Wellbeing
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Reputation
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Admissions
Admissions
Step 1. Begin the process by submitting the required documents. The list includes the Original Report Card authenticated by the Ministry of Education; Official Transcripts covering the previous three years; a Financial Clearance Form from the previous school. A completed Dar Jana student Application Form, four recent passport photos, and Local ID/Iqama copy are also required. Non-Saudis: Passport copy of the student and father; Saudi Families: Identity Card. Also provide the Student Birth Certificate, a Completed Student Health Record signed by a doctor, the Tawakalna Health Passport, and a non-refundable registration fee.
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FAQs
Where are the campuses of Dar Jana International Schools located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia?
Dar Jana operates across multiple campuses in Jeddah: theGirls' Campus on Al Safaa Street in the Al Nahda District and the Boys' Campus on Abdallah Al Khouraiji Street in the Alrawda District. A third campus, Heraa, was opened in 2012 to expand facilities and capacity. The school serves students from early years through grade 12 across these campuses.
What is the age range and overall structure of the school?
The school serves ages 3 to 18, covering Preschool (KG1–KG3), Elementary (Grades 1–6), Middle School (Grades 7–9), and High School (Grades 10–12). The IB Primary Years Programme is the curriculum for ages 3–12, with an inquiry-based approach and six transdisciplinary themes, and the school is Cognia-accredited.
Is Dar Jana International Schools a co-educational institution?
Yes. Dar Jana is a co-educational school with separate campuses for girls and boys and a shared commitment to IB and Cognia accreditation.
How much does tuition cost, and how is it structured for the 2025–2026 year?
Tuition ranges from SAR 20,500 for KG to SAR 39,000 for Grade 12. Fees are listed per grade with separate charges for books, digital resources, and Chromebooks where applicable. Non-Saudi families pay a 15% VAT on top of tuition.
What other costs should families anticipate beyond tuition?
Beyond tuition, expect charges for books and digital resources (grade-specific), Chromebooks (SAR 2,500 where listed), a one-time non-refundable registration fee (SAR 2,000), and optional items like a student locker (SAR 150) and transportation (SAR 6,500 two-way or SAR 5,200 one-way).
When and how is tuition billed, and are there any discounts?
Tuition is billed annually in two equal payments (Payment 1 in August 2025 and Payment 2 in November 2025). A 5% discount applies if the annual tuition is paid in full by September 4, 2025, and a 10% sibling discount applies for siblings from Grade 2 to Grade 12, deducted from the second payment. VAT is applied separately for non-Saudi families.
What is the admissions process and what fees should new applicants expect?
Admissions involve an entrance exam for Grades 1–12 (SAR 650) and a set of documents (transcripts, report cards, IDs, health records, photos, etc.). New students pay a SAR 2,000 registration fee (non-refundable) upon acceptance, and the first tuition payment is due within one week. KG entrants are exempt from the entrance exam and registration fee.
Are there scholarships or special awards related to performance?
Dar Jana awards students with a perfect SAT score (an SR 800 gift certificate) and has recorded 13 perfect SAT I/II scores in 2020–2021, showcasing strong performance in standardized testing.
What is the IB curriculum like at Dar Jana, and how are exams or assessments handled?
The school follows the IB Primary Years Programme for ages 3–12, emphasizing inquiry-based learning across six transdisciplinary themes. In addition, Dar Jana serves as an SAT testing center and supports college readiness through College Guidance Counseling to help students pursue higher education.
What facilities and technology provisions does Dar Jana offer?
The school operates across several campuses in Jeddah, including Heraa (opened 2012). Technology is integrated with Chromebooks and blended learning introduced in 2022, and students have access to books and digital resources as part of grade-level fees.
What leadership opportunities exist for students outside the classroom?
There is a Student Council with representatives from Grades 8–12 who elect officers and meet bi-weekly to plan events. Clubs & Activities provide additional options, and the Get Involved program invites family participation in school life.
What extracurricular activities and clubs are available at Dar Jana?
Clubs & Activities, along with the Student Council, offer a range of options for student involvement. The Student Council develops leadership skills, and events are planned to foster school spirit and community service.
How does Dar Jana support student wellbeing and safeguarding?
Guidance & Counseling supports students' academic and social-emotional wellbeing, and Safety and Wellness Protocols are in place to safeguard students and staff. Details on specific SEN/EAL provisions are not listed.
What can parents do to get involved with the school community?
Parents can join the Parent Advisory Committee (a PTA-like group) which meets monthly to share feedback and advise on programs. There are volunteer opportunities, and a Student Community Service Program engages students in service projects.
What can you tell me about the school's governance and community culture?
Dar Jana operates under a corporate governance structure established in 2016 to ensure sustainability and growth. The school emphasizes a family-oriented community with a Get Involved program, PTA activities, and community service involvement.
What accreditations and recognitions does Dar Jana hold?
Dar Jana is Cognia-accredited and an authorized IB World School for the Primary Years Programme. It also operates as an SAT testing center and has recognized high performance in SAT assessments.
What is the school's history and how has it evolved since opening?
Dar Jana was established in 1999 with 23 students and expanded to provide boys' and girls' schooling, eventually adding the Heraa Campus in 2012. In 2026, it became an authorized IB World School for the Primary Years Programme, reflecting growth and a commitment to international standards.
What opportunities exist for parent and student community events?
The Parent Advisory Committee coordinates parent input and education, while the Get Involved program and Student Community Service Program offer hands-on opportunities for families and students to participate in school life and local service projects.
