Saudi Arabia
What are the schools in Saudi Arabia like?
When we asked about the schools in Saudi Arabia, they said...
"I would certainly advise anyone considering to enrol their child in this school. The staff is genuinely caring and attentive to student needs. The school also has a very modern and up to date pedagogy in terms of what is known as best practice amongst educators. Students are held to a very high standard in terms of work ethic, social development, and academic performance," remarked one parent with kids at The American International School of Jeddah in Jeddah.
"Great school and programs. However, if your child cannot follow directions and stay out of trouble, don't come. The schools have very good zero tolerance policies," explained one expat living in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
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