Ibn Khaldoun International Schools - Irqah

Irqah, a Riyadh neighborhood in the eastern part of the city, is home to Ibn Khaldoun International Schools, a co-educational international option serving students from primary through secondary grades. The school draws enrollment from families across the Irqah district and surrounding residential areas, making it a local anchor for international-curriculum education in this part of Riyadh. Like many international schools in the eastern neighborhoods, Ibn Khaldoun caters to families prioritizing an English-medium curriculum alongside international content standards.

Annual fees start from SAR 24,000 per year. The school does not currently offer installment plans, so the full annual fee is paid as one payment at the start of the academic year. Ibn Khaldoun International Schools operates without Ministry of Education accreditation, which means transcripts may require additional steps if a family later moves the student into the national-system pipeline—a point worth clarifying with the school before enrollment. The published review count is minimal at this stage, so the rating signal is not yet established. Co-educational international schools are a standard choice across Riyadh's neighborhoods, so families typically differentiate based on curriculum specifics, teaching language balance, and school community rather than the co-educational classification alone.