chairman, board of directors from 1991 to 2015
IN THE WORDS OF
PRINCE BANDAR BIN SAUD BIN KHALID
CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
KING FAISAL SCHOOL
KFS AT A GLANCE
PIONEERS
1st
to apply the Full-Day Schooling System to fulfill curriculum and extra-curricular activities
to apply the concept of voluntary work and offer a weekly lesson on this theme across grade levels
to launch the Civics Education Program resulting in nation-wide application of the course
to translate the Montessori Program + IB documents into Arabic
to keep pace with global excellence in education as a Saudi private school
to be pictured by NASA from outer space
to participate in the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ Translation competition
- to apply the Full-Day Schooling System to fulfill curriculum and extra-curricular activities
- to apply the concept of voluntary work and offer a weekly lesson on this theme across grade levels
- to launch the Civics Education Program resulting in nation-wide application of the course
- to translate the Montessori Program + IB documents into Arabic
- to translate the Montessori program + IB documents into Arabic
- to keep pace with global excellence in education as a Saudi private school
- to be pictured by NASA from outer space
- to participate in the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ Translation competition
A CONSTANT PURSUIT OF ACHIEVEMENT
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1991
2001
2002
2003
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
Present
Year
1991–2007
Program
The Full-Day Schooling System
Reason
To fulfill the MOE curriculum, extra-curricular activities, study hours, etc.
Details
KFS was unique in applying the Full-Day Schooling System in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It included morning assembly, class periods, meals, breaks, prayer times, and field trips, in addition to the Study Hall Program which allows students to do their homework at school under the supervision of teachers, and the Thursdays Program which provides athletic, cultural, and academic activities.
Year
2012-2013
Program
Riyadh Region College Counsellors Association
Reason
To provide a platform for members to discuss recent issues pertaining to admissions to local and international universities
Details
In cooperation with the US Education Department at the American Embassy in Riyadh, KFS founded the Riyadh Region College Counsellors Association and hosted its first meeting. This association has rapidly expanded to include 13 schools.
Year
2013–2014
Program
Hour of Code (HOC)
Reason
To prove that anyone can build future technologies and not only use them
Details
HOC is organized by Code.org, an organization supported by various partners (i.e. Microsoft, Apple, Amazon), dedicated to expanding participation in computer science by making it available in more schools to enable every student to learn it. It helps nurture problem-solving skills, logic and creativity. By starting early, students will have a foundation for success in any career path. 1000 students of grades 1 to 10 at KFS joined this program spending one hour learning computer science, and doing online tutorials featuring Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Angry Birds.
Year
2010 – present
Sports day for kindergarten children with the participation of their parents. In 2019, it was applied in all sections of the girls’ school
Year
2012-present
Holding the annual cycling race for the 3rd level in kindergarten
Year
2013 – present
Celebrating the International Day of the Arabic Language
Year
2014 – present
• Marking the World Civil Defense Week in kindergarten
• Organizing “a warm winter” campaign for two weeks in Kindergarten
Year
2016–present
Program
Saturday Schooling Program
Reason
Enrichment Program for struggling students. Preparing G.12 students for college entrance exams.
Details
The Saturday Schooling Program provides extra learning science classes (chemistry, biology, physics and math) from 08.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon, and organizes TOEFL and SAT courses in cooperation with The AmidEast.
Year
2011–present
Program
ManageBac (MB)
Reason
To be used as the main communication software between teachers, students and parents.
Details
MB was initially bought in (2011-2012) to be used for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program and strictly for students to write their reflections on Creativity, Action, Service (CAS) activities. In 2014-2015, the school decided to use it as the main software for communications with parents and students as well as the program that teachers use for grade books and assignments. Teachers use MB to take attendance and record tests, quizzes, and homework, while parents can monitor their son’s progress on a daily basis. The school decided to use MB because it is user friendly and customized for IB courses, which makes it easier for teachers to write their unit planners.
Year
2001–present
Program
E-Learning
Reason
To integrate technology in education.
Details
KFS was provided with an IT Network infrastructure that allows internet access in addition to various educational programs.
Year
2002–2008
Program
University Preparation Program (UPP)
Reason
To develop the students’ English language and research skills in preparation for university admission.
Details
KFS created the UPP in collaboration with Brown University, a United States Ivy League university with a long prestigious history. Using interactive methodologies, educational technology, and a well-designed curriculum, the international UPP teaching staff created a learning environment which is both challenging and stimulating for students. Learners were guided through the acquisition of those skills necessary to succeed at university and beyond.
Year
2001–present
Program
Development of Thinking Skills
Reason
To present new educational strategies depending on thinking.
Details
In collaboration with a national institution for teaching basic and higher thinking skills, KFS held a special workshop led by Dr. Swartz from the National Centre for Teaching Thinking in the United States. Teachers were able to apply what they learned in different academic stages and in various subjects through spontaneous follow-up from the School’s administration. KFS also prepared a Guide for Teaching Thinking Skills to assist teachers in implementing this program on students.
Year
2007–present
Program
International Baccalaureate Program (IB)
Reason
KFS adopted the IB Program, one of the most prominent international programs offering a distinguished educational philosophy.
Details
The IB Program is divided into 3 levels:
1) The Primary Years Program (PYP), which focuses on all the aspects of early childhood development.
2) The Middle Years Program (MYP), which emphasizes the development of skills, attitudes, knowledge, and understanding.
3) The Diploma Program (DP) through which students participate in Theory of Knowledge (TOK) and Creativity, Action, and Service (CAS) courses.
Year
2008–2011
Program
American Diploma (AD) Program
Reason
To provide an alternative program for students in the secondary school who are not capable of following the IB Diploma program.
Details
It is a SAT-based American program with an internationally recognized qualification that prepares students for successful university entry, encouraging them to be active learners and enquirers, well-rounded individuals, and engaged world citizens.
Year
2001
Organizing Space and Aviation Day for better knowledge on the latest space-related achievements
Year
2002
Organizing Environment Day which included lectures, shows, models, posters, and pamphlets
Year
2003
Organizing Health Day in collaboration with Prince Sultan Health Campaign and other hospitals.
Year
2015
• Receiving an achievement of excellence certificate from the Ministry of Education to the Preschool for outstanding performance for 3 consecutive years.
• Presenting a workshop at the IB Regional Conference in Rome by the preschool PYP principal and coordinator talking about bridging the gap between the PYP and the Ministry of Education.
• Honoring of KFS student Omar Alrabiah by Governor of Riyadh, HRH Prince Faisal Bin Bandar, for receiving the Bronze Medal in The Math Olympiad held in Balkan; Bulgaria, and the Silver Medal in The Youth Math Olympiad in Macedonia, and the Bronze Medal in The International Math Olympiad in South Africa in 2014, in addition to the Silver Medal in The Gulf Math Olympiad in Kuwait in 2015.
Year
2005
Representing Saudi Arabia in the Arabian Swimming Competition in Algeria and receiving the Ministry of Education award for outstanding performance
Year
2006
Hosting the meeting of the Sports Committee for International Schools
Year
2009
Achieving first runner position at the MYP Mathematics Competition
Year
2012
Participating in the National Olympiad and the Model United Nations Conference
Year
2016
Achieving the Golden level for promoting sport and developing a healthy life style culture as the only school in the Kingdom according to the Olympic Committee 2016 Report.
Year
2017
Announcing KFS students; Meshari Al Hussain, Saleh AlBuhairan and Sari AlBuhairan, as members of the national swimming team as per the Saudi Arabia National Olympic Committee (NOC).
Year
2018
• Receiving accreditation from Cognia to offer an American diploma certificate
• Moving the boys in grades 1 and 2 to the Girls’ school
Year
2019
• Opening the Girls’ school, with 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders classes in the Primary Years Program (PYP)
• Organizing a G20 event with the participation students from 1st and 3rd grades
Year
2020
• Opening classes for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders in the Girls Primary Years Program (PYP)
• Launching online programs to support distance learning: “SeeSaw”, “Zoom”, and “Google Classroom”
• Achieving an IB pass rate of 92% by KFS students, compared to the global average pass rate of 78%
Year
2021
Opening classes for 7th, 8th and 9th graders in the Girls Middles Years Program (MYP)
Year
1991–2007
Program
The Full-Day Schooling System
Reason
To fulfill the MOE curriculum, extra-curricular activities, study hours, etc.
Details
KFS was unique in applying the Full-Day Schooling System in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It included morning assembly, class periods, meals, breaks, prayer times, and field trips, in addition to the Study Hall Program which allows students to do their homework at school under the supervision of teachers, and the Thursdays Program which provides athletic, cultural, and academic activities.
Year
2012-2013
Program
Riyadh Region College Counsellors Association
Reason
To provide a platform for members to discuss recent issues pertaining to admissions to local and international universities
Details
In cooperation with the US Education Department at the American Embassy in Riyadh, KFS founded the Riyadh Region College Counsellors Association and hosted its first meeting. This association has rapidly expanded to include 13 schools.
Year
2013–2014
Program
Hour of Code (HOC)
Reason
To prove that anyone can build future technologies and not only use them
Details
HOC is organized by Code.org, an organization supported by various partners (i.e. Microsoft, Apple, Amazon), dedicated to expanding participation in computer science by making it available in more schools to enable every student to learn it. It helps nurture problem-solving skills, logic and creativity. By starting early, students will have a foundation for success in any career path. 1000 students of grades 1 to 10 at KFS joined this program spending one hour learning computer science, and doing online tutorials featuring Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Angry Birds.
Year
2010 – present
Sports day for kindergarten children with the participation of their parents. In 2019, it was applied in all sections of the girls’ school
Year
2012-present
Holding the annual cycling race for the 3rd level in kindergarten
Year
2013 – present
Celebrating the International Day of the Arabic Language
Year
2014 – present
• Marking the World Civil Defense Week in kindergarten
• Organizing “a warm winter” campaign for two weeks in Kindergarten
Year
2016–present
Program
Saturday Schooling Program
Reason
Enrichment Program for struggling students. Preparing G.12 students for college entrance exams.
Details
The Saturday Schooling Program provides extra learning science classes (chemistry, biology, physics and math) from 08.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon, and organizes TOEFL and SAT courses in cooperation with The AmidEast.
Year
2011–present
Program
ManageBac (MB)
Reason
To be used as the main communication software between teachers, students and parents.
Details
MB was initially bought in (2011-2012) to be used for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program and strictly for students to write their reflections on Creativity, Action, Service (CAS) activities. In 2014-2015, the school decided to use it as the main software for communications with parents and students as well as the program that teachers use for grade books and assignments. Teachers use MB to take attendance and record tests, quizzes, and homework, while parents can monitor their son’s progress on a daily basis. The school decided to use MB because it is user friendly and customized for IB courses, which makes it easier for teachers to write their unit planners.
Year
2001–present
Program
E-Learning
Reason
To integrate technology in education.
Details
KFS was provided with an IT Network infrastructure that allows internet access in addition to various educational programs.
Year
2002–2008
Program
University Preparation Program (UPP)
Reason
To develop the students’ English language and research skills in preparation for university admission.
Details
KFS created the UPP in collaboration with Brown University, a United States Ivy League university with a long prestigious history. Using interactive methodologies, educational technology, and a well-designed curriculum, the international UPP teaching staff created a learning environment which is both challenging and stimulating for students. Learners were guided through the acquisition of those skills necessary to succeed at university and beyond.
Year
2001–present
Program
Development of Thinking Skills
Reason
To present new educational strategies depending on thinking.
Details
In collaboration with a national institution for teaching basic and higher thinking skills, KFS held a special workshop led by Dr. Swartz from the National Centre for Teaching Thinking in the United States. Teachers were able to apply what they learned in different academic stages and in various subjects through spontaneous follow-up from the School’s administration. KFS also prepared a Guide for Teaching Thinking Skills to assist teachers in implementing this program on students.
Year
2007–present
Program
International Baccalaureate Program (IB)
Reason
KFS adopted the IB Program, one of the most prominent international programs offering a distinguished educational philosophy.
Details
The IB Program is divided into 3 levels:
1) The Primary Years Program (PYP), which focuses on all the aspects of early childhood development.
2) The Middle Years Program (MYP), which emphasizes the development of skills, attitudes, knowledge, and understanding.
3) The Diploma Program (DP) through which students participate in Theory of Knowledge (TOK) and Creativity, Action, and Service (CAS) courses.
Year
2008–2011
Program
American Diploma (AD) Program
Reason
To provide an alternative program for students in the secondary school who are not capable of following the IB Diploma program.
Details
It is a SAT-based American program with an internationally recognized qualification that prepares students for successful university entry, encouraging them to be active learners and enquirers, well-rounded individuals, and engaged world citizens.
Year
2001
Organizing Space and Aviation Day for better knowledge on the latest space-related achievements
Year
2002
Organizing Environment Day which included lectures, shows, models, posters, and pamphlets
Year
2003
Organizing Health Day in collaboration with Prince Sultan Health Campaign and other hospitals.
Year
2015
• Receiving an achievement of excellence certificate from the Ministry of Education to the Preschool for outstanding performance for 3 consecutive years.
• Presenting a workshop at the IB Regional Conference in Rome by the preschool PYP principal and coordinator talking about bridging the gap between the PYP and the Ministry of Education.
• Honoring of KFS student Omar Alrabiah by Governor of Riyadh, HRH Prince Faisal Bin Bandar, for receiving the Bronze Medal in The Math Olympiad held in Balkan; Bulgaria, and the Silver Medal in The Youth Math Olympiad in Macedonia, and the Bronze Medal in The International Math Olympiad in South Africa in 2014, in addition to the Silver Medal in The Gulf Math Olympiad in Kuwait in 2015.
Year
2005
Representing Saudi Arabia in the Arabian Swimming Competition in Algeria and receiving the Ministry of Education award for outstanding performance
Year
2006
Hosting the meeting of the Sports Committee for International Schools
Year
2009
Achieving first runner position at the MYP Mathematics Competition
Year
2012
Participating in the National Olympiad and the Model United Nations Conference
Year
2016
Achieving the Golden level for promoting sport and developing a healthy life style culture as the only school in the Kingdom according to the Olympic Committee 2016 Report.
Year
2017
Announcing KFS students; Meshari Al Hussain, Saleh AlBuhairan and Sari AlBuhairan, as members of the national swimming team as per the Saudi Arabia National Olympic Committee (NOC).
Year
2018
• Receiving accreditation from Cognia to offer an American diploma certificate
• Moving the boys in grades 1 and 2 to the Girls’ school
Year
2019
• Opening the Girls’ school, with 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders classes in the Primary Years Program (PYP)
• Organizing a G20 event with the participation students from 1st and 3rd grades
Year
2020
• Opening classes for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders in the Girls Primary Years Program (PYP)
• Launching online programs to support distance learning: “SeeSaw”, “Zoom”, and “Google Classroom”
• Achieving an IB pass rate of 92% by KFS students, compared to the global average pass rate of 78%
Year
2021
Opening classes for 7th, 8th and 9th graders in the Girls Middles Years Program (MYP)
INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES & VISITS
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USA
- 2002 Participation in Summer Camp with Brown University
- 2004 Visit by KFS Educational Delegation headed by Secretary-General of King Faisal Foundation to various schools in Boston, New York, and Princeton
- 2004 Visit by KFS Educational Delegation to distinguished international universities in Switzerland and USA
- 2016 Participation in the Harvard Leadership Summer Program by 8 students from KFS, under the full sponsorship of the MISK foundation
UNITED KINGDOM
- 2004 Participation in summer camp with the American School in England
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2010 Participation in third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, Switzerland, and Britain
- 2018 Educational trip to London to visit some universities and museums
Korea
- 2009 Participation in the International Robot Competition
Lebanon
- 2005 Participation in the Approaching Knowledge in the 21st Century Workshop under the auspices of the United Nations
Germany
- 2012 Participation in the first Saudi-German Youth Forum on Renewable Energy in Hamburg and Berlin
KSA
- 2012 Participation in the International Educational Forum and Exhibition, organized by the Ministry of Education
- 2012 Participation in the National Olympiad
- 2012 Visit by 3 astronauts; Randolph Bresnik, Scott Kelly & Daniel Brandenstein to KFS during their visit to KSA to attend the Saudi International Space and Aeronautics Technology Conference
- 2016 Hosting the UK Universities Fair in cooperation with the British Council to introduce students to the admission requirements and the IB admission policy of these universities
Arctic
- 2005 Participation in Connecting Cultures Arctic Wilderness Expedition
Switzerland
- 2004 Visit by KFS educational delegation to distinguished international universities in Switzerland and USA
- 2006 Participation in an educational program at the Leysin American School
- 2006 Attendance by KFS students in summer camp with the International Union of Muslim Scouts
- 2010 Participationin third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, Switzerland, and Britain
- 2018 Educational skiing trip to Switzerland, in cooperation with the CAS program
- 2018 Participation in Third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, and Switzerland
ITALY
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2009 Participation in third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, Switzerland, and Britain
- 2016 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum in Genoa
- 2018 Participation in Third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, and Switzerland
MOROCCO
- 2008 Second KFS Summer Recreational Program to Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
SPAIN
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
France
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2018 Participation in Third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, and Switzerland
UAE
- 2014 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum in Abu Dhabi
- 2018 Participation in the Model United Nations (MUN) conference at the American University in Dubai
Taiwan
- 2015 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum
Greece
- 2015 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum in Thessaloniki
USA
- 2002 Participation in Summer Camp with Brown University
- 2004 Visit by KFS Educational Delegation headed by Secretary-General of King Faisal Foundation to various schools in Boston, New York, and Princeton
- 2004 Visit by KFS Educational Delegation to distinguished international universities in Switzerland and USA
- 2016 Participation in the Harvard Leadership Summer Program by 8 students from KFS, under the full sponsorship of the MISK foundation
UNITED KINGDOM
- 2004 Participation in summer camp with the American School in England
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2010 Participation in third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, Switzerland, and Britain
- 2018 Educational trip to London to visit some universities and museums
Korea
- 2009 Participation in the International Robot Competition
Lebanon
- 2005 Participation in the Approaching Knowledge in the 21st Century Workshop under the auspices of the United Nations
Germany
- 2012 Participation in the first Saudi-German Youth Forum on Renewable Energy in Hamburg and Berlin
KSA
- 2012 Participation in the International Educational Forum and Exhibition, organized by the Ministry of Education
- 2012 Participation in the National Olympiad
- 2012 Visit by 3 astronauts; Randolph Bresnik, Scott Kelly & Daniel Brandenstein to KFS during their visit to KSA to attend the Saudi International Space and Aeronautics Technology Conference
- 2016 Hosting the UK Universities Fair in cooperation with the British Council to introduce students to the admission requirements and the IB admission policy of these universities
Arctic
- 2005 Participation in Connecting Cultures Arctic Wilderness Expedition
Switzerland
- 2004 Visit by KFS educational delegation to distinguished international universities in Switzerland and USA
- 2006 Participation in an educational program at the Leysin American School
- 2006 Attendance by KFS students in summer camp with the International Union of Muslim Scouts
- 2010 Participationin third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, Switzerland, and Britain
- 2018 Educational skiing trip to Switzerland, in cooperation with the CAS program
- 2018 Participation in Third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, and Switzerland
ITALY
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2009 Participation in third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, Switzerland, and Britain
- 2016 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum in Genoa
- 2018 Participation in Third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, and Switzerland
MOROCCO
- 2008 Second KFS Summer Recreational Program to Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
SPAIN
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
France
- 2008 Participation in second Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, Morocco, Spain, and Britain
- 2018 Participation in Third Summer Recreational Program in Italy, France, and Switzerland
UAE
- 2014 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum in Abu Dhabi
- 2018 Participation in the Model United Nations (MUN) conference at the American University in Dubai
Taiwan
- 2015 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum
Greece
- 2015 Participation of KFS delegation in the Model United Nations Forum in Thessaloniki
GRADUATES OF THE KFS
Cohort 2019-2020
Admitted to Alfaisal University
Admitted to Private & Public Universities in the Kingdom
Admitted to Universities in the US
Admitted to Universities in the UK
Admitted to Universities in Canada
Admitted to Universities in the Gulf States
Admitted to Universities in Europe
Admitted to Universities in Arab Countries
Considered other options
A STUDENT-CENTERED BODY
KFS students enjoy the highest standards of education with qualified and well-trained educators from all over the world. Specialized in several majors, KFS teachers constantly undergo training workshops and programs on and off campus to remain up-to-date, and thus, properly deliver a rigorous educational program.
KFS is keen on offering students informed orientation to guide them after they graduate. It has set up the College Admission Office where students have access to career-related books and study materials and can consult an advisor about solving problems as well as setting goals. The Office also organizes educational summer camps.
KFS students are offered several opportunities to connect with international cultures and exchange knowledge. Numerous delegations from Europe, the USA, as well as the Middle and the Far East have visited the campus, and KFS students have participated in many recreational camps in European and American countries.Since 2008, KFS has also been offering summer enrichment IB courses at Oxford and Cambridge to students in grades 11 and 12, in cooperation with Oxford Study Courses (OSC/UK).
KFS students are constantly encouraged to be actively involved in their community. Therefore, according to IB standards, KFS developed the “Creativity, Action, and Service” Program which is awarded as a stand-alone certificate and motivates students to demonstrate their creativity, participate in sports, and carry out social service activities.Social service is also an essential component of the IB MYP program.
Students develop at both the educational and physical levels throughout their academic years at KFS. In addition to their studies, they get to take part in a variety of sports activities. Students can also participate in summer programs, races, and events that allow them a break from their ample schedule and an opportunity to stay fit and energetic. Also, KFS conducts sports tournaments regularly, and is an active member of the International School Sports League in Riyadh (ISSLR).
KFS students enjoy the highest standards of education with qualified and well-trained educators from all over the world. Specialized in several majors, KFS teachers constantly undergo training workshops and programs on and off campus to remain up-to-date, and thus, properly deliver a rigorous educational program.
KFS is keen on offering students informed orientation to guide them after they graduate. It has set up the College Admission Office where students have access to career-related books and study materials and can consult an advisor about solving problems as well as setting goals. The Office also organizes educational summer camps.
KFS students are offered several opportunities to connect with international cultures and exchange knowledge. Numerous delegations from Europe, the USA, as well as the Middle and the Far East have visited the campus, and KFS students have participated in many recreational camps in European and American countries.Since 2008, KFS has also been offering summer enrichment IB courses at Oxford and Cambridge to students in grades 11 and 12, in cooperation with Oxford Study Courses (OSC/UK).
KFS students are constantly encouraged to be actively involved in their community. Therefore, according to IB standards, KFS developed the “Creativity, Action, and Service” Program which is awarded as a stand-alone certificate and motivates students to demonstrate their creativity, participate in sports, and carry out social service activities.Social service is also an essential component of the IB MYP program.
Students develop at both the educational and physical levels throughout their academic years at KFS. In addition to their studies, they get to take part in a variety of sports activities. Students can also participate in summer programs, races, and events that allow them a break from their ample schedule and an opportunity to stay fit and energetic. Also, KFS conducts sports tournaments regularly, and is an active member of the International School Sports League in Riyadh (ISSLR).
CONTACT
P.O. Box: 94558
Riyadh: 11614
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Tel. (KSA): +966 11 4820802
Fax: +966 11 4821521
Email: kfs@kfs.sch.sa