Basatin Alhudaa National School

Umm Al Arad, a residential neighbourhood in Taif's Qurwa district, is home to Basatin Alhudaa National School, a co-educational option following the national curriculum for students from primary through secondary grades. The school serves families based in the immediate area, offering local access to national-system education without requiring a commute into central Taif. Co-educational schools at the national-curriculum level are less common across Saudi Arabia than their international counterparts, making this school a practical choice for parents seeking that particular combination in the Taif region.

Annual fees start from SAR 6,000 per year. The school does not currently hold Ministry of Education accreditation, which means that without that official recognition, transcripts may require additional steps if a family later moves the student into the national-system pipeline or to an accredited private school. Annual fees are paid as one payment at the start of the academic year rather than in monthly instalments. The published review count is minimal at this stage, so there is no parent-feedback signal available to assess teaching quality or operational strengths independently of direct contact with the school.