Mixed-curriculum schools in Saudi Arabia

Schools tagged "mixed" in our directory operate two or more curriculum streams on the same campus — most commonly a Saudi national curriculum stream alongside a British (IGCSE/A-Level) or American (AP/diploma) international stream. Some campuses also add an IB track. Families choose mixed schools primarily for flexibility: siblings on different academic tracks can attend the same campus, and parents retain the option of switching a child between streams without changing school — subject to academic readiness. Mixed-curriculum schools are more common in Riyadh and Jeddah, where family composition and career plans vary most. Fee structures are typically tiered by stream (international tracks cost more than national tracks on the same campus). Ask about the admissions process for the international stream specifically, as it usually requires an entrance assessment even if the national stream is open-enrollment.