Sara Village School, Saudi Arabia

The school is a mission-driven, not-for-profit organization that inspires innovation and compassionate action. Its core values include respect, acceptance, integrity, and responsibility. The educational approach emphasizes deep conceptual understanding, critical thinking, and active engagement, aiming to empower a diverse student body to excel academically and lead with kindness.

ISG offers a variety of academic pathways, including American standards-based curricula and the British National Curriculum for England. Key academic offerings include the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, AP Capstone Diploma, IGCSE, and A-levels. The curriculum covers a broad range of subjects, including core academics, electives, literature, global perspectives, health, instrumental and vocal music, aquatics, and dance.

Students are prepared for university and life beyond through recognized international curricula, including the American high school diploma, the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, the AP Capstone Diploma, and IGCSE/A-level examinations. Graduates are supported in developing leadership, critical thinking, a growth mindset, and balance, with a focus on achieving their fullest intellectual potential.

The school provides mild to moderate learning support services, including English as an Additional Language (EAL), as resources permit. These services are generally included within the tuition fee. The school does not provide support for needs that exceed its program capacity, such as one-on-one individual support or extensive curriculum modifications. If a student's needs exceed available resources, enrollment may be suspended or terminated.

Admissions for the 2026-27 school year are open, with a structured process involving an online application, document submission, and potential assessments. The admissions committee reviews applications based on seat availability, academic readiness, and the school's ability to meet specific learning support needs. Families may be placed in a wait pool if grade levels reach capacity. Required documentation includes report cards, standardized test scores, and government-mandated identification such as iqamas or Saudi IDs.

The school publishes its academic calendar annually on its official website, detailing start and end dates, holidays, and scheduled breaks. Parents are advised to consult this calendar for key academic events and planning.

The district maintains various facilities to support its educational mission, including specialized classrooms, data centers, and athletic venues. Campuses are equipped with resources for arts, music, and sports, such as swimming pools and courts for team competitions. The infrastructure is designed to support both academic instruction and extracurricular activities, with specific areas dedicated to specialist learning.

ISG offers a wide range of co-curricular activities designed to complement classroom learning and foster personal growth. These include student leadership groups like the Student Council, National Honor Society, and Model United Nations, as well as arts and expression opportunities such as band, orchestra, drama, debate, and TEDx. Athletics are a significant component, with participation in competitions and clubs like SAIKAC, NESAC, BSME, and various swimming academies. Additionally, students engage in compassion projects, eco-clubs, and senior internships.