Al rowad international school

I have heard only good things about Al-Rowardh but most of the parents prefer Manarat over it. Not sure about the reason though.

You may find the following links helpful:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index … 103AA4VDtMhttp://www.get2knowsaudiarabia.com/2009 … rabia.html

Good luck!

And this one too: https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=83085

Hi,

I wanted to put my son in this school, I visited the school and I really didn't like it!!! I don't like the staff.

What I have heard is that the school was good but not anymore.

My suggestion:

-King abdelaziz (Sabis)
-Multinationale
-Al-manarat



Good luck

For Abdulaziz school, I heard good things about it. However, they do not follow the american or british curriculum, they have their own curriculum. That's why I am afraid to enroll my son their.

For Manarat school, my friend had her son enrolled their. She told me that the school is not good for boys (I think her son was grade 7, he came from Canada). He hated the school. I think they are too strict with kids.

For the multinational school, I am not sure if kids study arabic. This is a must for me. I will try to call them and see.

Hello,

For the multinationale, in the KG they don't have arabic. After grade 1 and +, they offer arabic,

For the abdulaziz, their system Sabis is well-known and they open many schools in the United states.

Sometimes, we don't have to look for the name only, because I said I visited some schools and once there, you can see how things work. For me, the teachers are the most important! so, if they have australian curulum or american,  or wherever and my son is not happy with his teacher, that s the problem!


Anyway, I suggest that you VISIT the school by yourself to see inside how it works!




sihem

Thanks Sihem

Pepora, I can see that you posted your query two years ago! where did your kids enroll at last?
Does anyone here have a kid enrolled at al-Rowad. I need your opinion please.

Pepora,  I used to supervise international schools as an Educational Supervisor. Alrowadh is reasonably suitable for grades 1to6 but if you have been looking for the most effective ways of teaching kids , best school environment &  reasonable tuition fees .... I would recommend Riyadh National Schools for boys & girls.