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The British International School of Jeddah (BISJ) is an outstanding international school with a global vision. Our innovative teaching and robust curriculum have been preparing students for the global stage for nearly 50 years.

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Early Years
Age 2 - 5
Early Years
Nursery - FS2
The Early Years are an important time of growth, learning and development. We take a holistic approach to Early Years education, nurturing language and communication skills alongside emotional and social awareness, health and physical development. It means each child starts school in a way exactly right for them.
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BISJ has in excess of
1300
students
Primary
Age 5 - 11
Primary
Years 1 - 6
BISJ Primary is a warm, vibrant and welcoming school, where learning is at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to providing a safe, secure and happy environment where students from around 60 nationalities come together to learn inside and outside the classroom, in an atmosphere of mutual respect and international mindedness.
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Campus designed for over
1600
students
Key Stage 3
Age 11 - 14
Key Stage 3
Years 7 -9
Key Stage 3 at BISJ Secondary is varied and stimulating – building on the excellent work of BISJ Primary. Students in KS3 develop their skills and knowledge across a broad range of academic subjects, combined with outstanding opportunities for personal development – so that all students can “learn to live, learn to learn and learn to lead”.
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Welcomes students from over
60
Countries
Key Stage 4 - IGCSE
Age 14 - 16
Key Stage 4 - IGCSE
Years 10 - 11
In Key Stage 4, students follow the two-year Cambridge International Examination (CIE), International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) programme. Our students study a wide range of subjects and attain excellent results which are highly comparable to those of other top international schools across the world.
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Nearly
50
years of global education
Key Stage 5 - IB
Age 16 - 18
Key Stage 5 - IB
Years 12 - 13
Most students follow the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme – the gold-standard for post-16 education. However, where appropriate we also offer other courses which also provide access to university courses around the world. Supported by one-to-one support and guidance, students consistently gain places at top universities across the world.
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British-style education
global vision
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Age 2 - 5
Early Years
Nursery - FS2
Age 5 - 11
Primary
Years 1 - 6
Age 11 - 14
Key Stage 3
Years 7 -9
Age 14 - 16
Key Stage 4 - IGCSE
Years 10 - 11
Age 16 - 18
Key Stage 5 - IB
Years 12 - 13

TogetherWe Are BISJ

We encourage our students to be change-makers. Browse our student-led news content for an insight into daily life at the school.
SS Update 12 June 2025

Y11
Congratulations to the Year 11 students who have ...
12 June 2025
SS Update 12 June 2025 Y11 Congratulations to the Year 11 students who have now completed their Cambridge IGCSE final examinations. Two years of hard work, followed by a long and challenging period of examinations has finally come to a close. Well done to everyone in Year 11, enjoy the summer break and good luck for next year as you join IB1. I look forward to hearing positive news about your successes when results are released in August. Reports A big thank you to everyone for making the end of year examinations run so smoothly before the holiday. Thank you to students for working hard, parents for their support and arranging transport, and to colleagues for invigilation and marking scripts. Quarter 4 reports are now in the final stages of review and checking ready for publication on the Engage portal by Thursday 19 June. We will provide an email update for parents and students once the reports are published. Attendance Learning continues until the end of the academic year; it is therefore critical that students are attending school so as not to be disadvantaged compared to their peers. Non-Uniform Day Next week we host a blue themed non-uniform day on Tuesday 17 June. Students can gain house points for each piece of blue clothing worn while a photobooth, a volleyball match, nut-free baking competition and bake sale will take place. Students should bring SAR 10 for the non-uniform day, SAR 5 for the photo booth and any funds they choose for the bake sale. All funds raised contribute to demonstrate our thanks to the wonderful site team, affectionately known as “the men in blue” who make such a difference each day in our school. IB1 Science We will also conduct the Coordinated Science project for IB1 students on Wednesday 18 June – this being an important requirement of the IB Diploma Programme. Mr Scottorn's Message Finally, this is my penultimate Secondary Update as my family and I will leave Jeddah in the near future. Thank you to all members of the school community for your support over the past five years and your kind words and warm wishes for the future. It is much appreciated, and I know that other departing colleagues are equally appreciative
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12 June 2025
SS Update 12 June 2025 Y11 Congratulations to the Year 11 students who have now completed their Cambridge IGCSE final examinations. Two years of hard work, followed by a long and challenging period of examinations has finally come to a close. Well done to everyone in Year 11, enjoy the summer break and good luck for next year as you join IB1. I look forward to hearing positive news about your successes when results are released in August. Reports A big thank you to everyone for making the end of year examinations run so smoothly before the holiday. Thank you to students for working hard, parents for their support and arranging transport, and to colleagues for invigilation and marking scripts. Quarter 4 reports are now in the final stages of review and checking ready for publication on the Engage portal by Thursday 19 June. We will provide an email update for parents and students once the reports are published. Attendance Learning continues until the end of the academic year; it is therefore critical that students are attending school so as not to be disadvantaged compared to their peers. Non-Uniform Day Next week we host a blue themed non-uniform day on Tuesday 17 June. Students can gain house points for each piece of blue clothing worn while a photobooth, a volleyball match, nut-free baking competition and bake sale will take place. Students should bring SAR 10 for the non-uniform day, SAR 5 for the photo booth and any funds they choose for the bake sale. All funds raised contribute to demonstrate our thanks to the wonderful site team, affectionately known as “the men in blue” who make such a difference each day in our school. IB1 Science We will also conduct the Coordinated Science project for IB1 students on Wednesday 18 June – this being an important requirement of the IB Diploma Programme. Mr Scottorn's Message Finally, this is my penultimate Secondary Update as my family and I will leave Jeddah in the near future. Thank you to all members of the school community for your support over the past five years and your kind words and warm wishes for the future. It is much appreciated, and I know that other departing colleagues are equally appreciative
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