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Welcome to the Grammar School at Jeddah Prep and Grammar School (JPGS). The Grammar School offers a structured and well-rounded education for pupils in Years 7 to 13, underpinned by high academic expectations, pastoral care, and a diverse range of extracurricular opportunities. Our focus is on equipping pupils with the knowledge, skills, and values required for success in their academic and personal lives.
At Jeddah Prep and Grammar School (JPGS), our Grammar School (Years 7 to 13) offers a structured and well-rounded education underpinned by high academic expectations, strong pastoral care, and diverse extracurricular opportunities.
Our goal is to equip students with knowledge, skills, and values for success in both their academic and personal lives.
Pupils follow a curriculum based on the British National Curriculum and Cambridge Examination Board, with enhancements to meet the needs of our international student body. The curriculum ensures a strong foundation across Key Stages 3 to 5. The approach provides a balance between academic challenge and personal development with an emphasis on progression, skill development, and academic rigour.
Pupils experience a broad and balanced range of subjects aimed at developing core competencies and Subject Skills in English, Mathematics, and Science, alongside Humanities, Languages, Physical Education and the Creative Arts. Teaching focuses on fostering critical thinking, independent learning, and curiosity, laying the foundation for future success.
Pupils undertake IGCSE examinations across a diverse range of subjects. The Cambridge curriculum is designed to provide depth and challenge, supporting pupils in achieving their full potential. Departments carefully structure subject pathways to ensure alignment with further education requirements. The two-year programme provides a balance of academic challenge and practical application, ensuring thorough preparation for A-Levels.
The Sixth Form offers A-Level qualifications across a wide range of subjects, designed to prepare pupils for top universities worldwide. Pupils are encouraged to take greater ownership of their learning, with a focus on university preparation and independent study. Subject options and support mechanisms are tailored to help pupils achieve their future aspirations, pupils benefit from dedicated university and careers guidance, including personalised mentoring and Unifrog implementation.
A range of teaching methodologies is employed to cater to different learning styles, including inquiry-based learning, collaborative tasks, and technology integration. Personalised support is provided and targeted interventions are undertaken to ensure academic success and well-being, all delivered through our JPGS Lesson Framework.
Throughout the academic year, various subjects organize enriching trips abroad, providing students with valuable opportunities to extend their learning beyond the classroom. These trips are designed to offer cultural, educational, and experiential insights that enhance subject knowledge, broaden perspectives, and foster personal growth.
Pupils are assessed through regular formative and summative assessments. Reports include attainment grades, progress tracking, and attitude to learning scores, offering clear insights into pupil performance. Predicted grades are based on ongoing assessments and baseline testing to ensure accuracy in tracking pupil progress.
| Year Group | Summative Assesment |
|---|---|
| Years: 7, 8, 9 and 10 | 2 Assessments windows at the end of Term 1 and 2. |
| Years: 11, 12 and 13 | 1 Assessment Window and 1 Mock Examination. |
Formal mock exams ensure that students are fully prepared for final assessments.
Departmental moderation ensures accuracy and consistency in grading.
Detailed feedback is provided to help students improve in specific Assessment Objectives.
The Grammar School offers a wide range of extracurricular activities aimed at holistic development. Pupils have access to sports teams, performing arts, leadership opportunities, and community engagement initiatives. These activities support personal growth and help pupils develop key skills such as teamwork and resilience.
These include but are not limited to:
Competitive sports teams, including football, basketball, and athletics.
Leadership programmes such as Student Council and Model United Nations (MUN).
Academic competitions, music ensembles, and drama productions.
Community service initiatives and sustainability projects.
The well-being of our pupils is a priority. The pastoral care system provides a robust support network through dedicated tutors, mentoring programmes, and well-being initiatives. This ensures that pupils feel valued and supported throughout their educational journey. Form tutors, pastoral leaders, and subject teachers work collaboratively to monitor well-being and academic progress. Themed Contemporary Weeks, PSHE lessons, and well-being initiatives are an integral part of our school culture.
Through Unifrog and dedicated Sixth Form mentoring, pupils receive tailored support in exploring career pathways, preparing university applications, and securing placements at leading institutions worldwide. Our careers team provides personalised guidance at every stage of the process. This process is not limited to Sixth Form either, we provide Subject Choice and Career Guidance Exploration Programmes as early as Year 9.
For further information, we encourage prospective parents and pupils to visit our campus or explore our website. Our dedicated admissions team is available to provide additional details and support throughout the application process.
Take the first step toward quality education and personal growth. At JPGS, we nurture academic excellence and character in a supportive, diverse environment.