Twafaq Alebdaa National School

Al Ula is a growing regional city in northwestern Saudi Arabia, with a small but emerging private-school landscape. Twafaq Alebdaa National School is a co-educational, national-curriculum option serving boys and girls across primary and secondary grades in the Al Ula district. The school draws from families throughout the city who are seeking instruction aligned with the Saudi national curriculum rather than an international programme. As one of the few national-curriculum schools operating in Al Ula, it serves a distinct community segment distinct from the international-school population.

Annual fees start from SAR 3,500 per year, making it an accessible option for families in the region. Installment plans are not currently offered, so the full annual fee is paid as a single payment at the start of the academic year. The school does not hold 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 confirming directly with the school before enrolment. The published review count is zero at this stage, so no parent feedback signal is yet available on the platform.