Khwalid National School

At SAR 11,800 per year, Khwalid National School is a national-curriculum school for girls, located in Dammam's Uhud district. The school serves the local Uhud area and surrounding neighbourhoods, providing primary and secondary education within the national-curriculum framework. As a girls' school at the national level, it aligns with a common structure in Saudi Arabia, where many national-curriculum schools are single-gender, particularly at the secondary stage.

The school is accredited by the Ministry of Education, which means transcripts transfer cleanly into the national-system pipeline if a family later moves the student to a public or different accredited private school. Annual fees are paid as one payment at the start of the academic year — no installment plans are currently offered. This structure suits families who budget for a single annual outlay at the beginning of the school year. The published review count is low at this stage, so any rating signal from parent feedback is not yet established. Families in the Uhud district evaluating national-curriculum options for girls may find it useful to speak directly with the school about its curriculum balance, teaching staff, and community environment.