Vision

To prepare confident, globally minded learners who will help shape the future of Saudi Arabia and the world.

Mission

Rooted in the values of the Kingdom and aligned with Saudi Vision 2030, we commit to:

• Teaching an American Diploma and French Baccalaureate curriculum that builds critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication — alongside bilingual fluency and digital confidence.
• Developing character grounded in Saudi values and respect for our multinational community, and preparing every graduate for leading universities in the Kingdom and abroad.
• Maintaining our international accreditation and our licence with the KSA Ministry of Education.

Graduate profile

Graduates of JIS are prepared to take their place as productive citizens in a multicultural, global community. They leave us with the skills and knowledge to succeed in a fast-changing world, and with the character to use them well.

Good citizenship

Our graduates understand citizenship as duty, responsibility and contribution — not only rights. They take an active part in the life of their community, and hold individual difference and cultural diversity in high regard, knowing that mutual respect is the foundation of a peaceful society.

Character and integrity

JIS graduates are known for wisdom, humility and perseverance. They serve others with empathy, honour their commitments, appreciate the contributions of those around them, and treat mistakes as opportunities to grow.

Intellectual acumen

Our curriculum and teaching develop students who think critically, articulate ideas clearly and pursue mastery. They reject mediocrity in favour of excellence built on self-discipline, initiative and resourcefulness.

Every JIS graduate should be able to:

• Apply knowledge confidently across subjects
• Demonstrate the skills employers and universities value
• Contribute to their community and civic life
• Connect their learning to real career opportunities
• Draw on the 5 Cs: critical thinking, creative thinking, collaboration, communication and citizenship