๐ Schools
Find and contact Schools in the Education category across the Arab world.
Schools across the Arab world include national-curriculum, international, private and specialised schools serving every stage from kindergarten to secondary. Choosing a school is a major decision, balancing curriculum, language of instruction, fees, location and the environment that suits your child.
Schools are licensed by the ministry of education or relevant authority. When choosing, it helps to confirm accreditation and curriculum, visit if possible, check fees and what they include, and ask about class sizes and facilities.
Browse schools below, filter by country and city, and open a listing to see the curriculum, location and contact details. You can request information or a visit directly through the options the school has published.
15,136 providers
Omar Bin Al-Khattab Kindergarten for Boys
Omar Bin Abdulaziz Independent Secondary School For Boys
Amna Bint Wahab Independent Preparatory School
Khalifa Model Independent School For Boys
Saed Bin Ameer Elemintary School For Girls
Al Ameriah School For Girls
New Bazaria
Bara'm Al Iman
Al Kindi Elementary School For Boys
Al Khansa' Secondary School For Girls
Osama Bin Al Monkiz Elementary School
Wajdi Abu Gharbiya and Al-Ibrahimiya College
Al-Bireh College
Baraem Der Bazi Kindergarten
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Orot Ha'Pisga Talmud Torah
Brandet School
Dar Al-aytam Islamic school
As Saidiyah Secondary School for Boys
Al Huda Private School
Seeb Vocational College
Andalusia School
Sri Lankan School
Collรจge des Sciences Sociales
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Frequently asked questions
How do I check a school's accreditation and curriculum?+
Ask the school directly through its listing about accreditation and the curriculum it follows, and confirm the language of instruction.
Can I arrange a school visit?+
Yes. Use the contact options on the listing to request information or arrange a visit.
What do school fees include?+
This varies. Confirm exactly what fees cover โ and any extras โ with the school directly before enrolling.