Fajer Alelm National School

At SAR 8,000 per year, Fajer Alelm National School is a national-curriculum, co-educational option in Tabuk's Alulaya district. The school serves boys and girls from primary through secondary grades, operating within the national-system framework without Ministry of Education accreditation. Without that accreditation, transcripts may require additional steps if a family later moves the student into the accredited national-system pipeline or to a different school — a procedural point worth clarifying with the school before enrolment to understand what documentation steps might apply.

Annual fees are paid as one full payment at the start of the academic year; monthly installment plans are not currently offered. Families in Tabuk's northern and central residential areas represent the bulk of published enrolment, making Alulaya a practical choice for households already based in that part of the city. The school has not yet accumulated published parent reviews, so prospective families do not yet have a quantitative feedback signal to weigh. National-curriculum schools are the most common category across Tabuk's private-school landscape, so families typically differentiate between schools of this type based on teaching quality, community reputation, and practical commute rather than headline categorisation alone.