Dauha Al Uloom International School

The school aims to provide quality education to the Indian expatriate community in Jeddah by fostering spiritual, intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development. It focuses on high academic standards, moral values, and the cultivation of critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills to prepare students to be future-ready global citizens.

The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum from India, with English as the medium of instruction. Arabic is a compulsory subject from KG1, and students may also study Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, or French. The academic programme is designed to prepare students for the All India Senior School Certificate Examinations (AISSCE).

The school provides free Madrasa classes during school hours, where students learn the Quran, Hadith, and Tareekh in English. For students from other communities, the school offers Moral Studies to ensure an inclusive environment. Teachers act as mentors to guide students through their academic and personal development.

Admission is open to students of Indian and Pakistani nationalities who meet the requirements set by the school, the Ministry of Education in Saudi Arabia, and the CBSE. The process involves a registration fee, an admission test or personal interview, and the submission of required documentation, including student and parent Iqamas, passports, previous report cards, and a transfer certificate. Sibling discounts are available for the second and third children.

Located on Sahafa Street in the Azeeziya district of Jeddah, the campus features a well-stocked library, a computer lab for digital literacy, and a language lab equipped with interactive audio-visual tools. The school also provides dedicated spaces for workshops where students engage in creative activities like gardening and crafts. Optional transportation services are available for students along fixed routes.

The school emphasizes holistic education through a variety of sports, including football, cricket, basketball, badminton, chess, athletics, swimming, and karate. Students also participate in clubs for public speaking, painting, and debating, as well as an Eco Club. Additionally, the school runs a 'Little Merchant Program' for students in Grades 4–8, which uses project-based learning to teach entrepreneurship and financial literacy.