Dhahran Hills Elementary School

My son attended school there from 2016 to 2020. I liked how the staff knew him by name. The school was really fun for him. I liked how they played pop music on campus. I enjoyed coming to the children's concerts and the international festivals. When I had been living in KSA, I wasn't the happiest yet this school and the friends my son made there were the reasons for the sacrifice of my time there.

Because of school and school is boring.waste of land and land space is important

Please someone tell me if there is a fees for education? And is it suitable for any one or only Aramco stuff children? Finally how can I register my daughter?

Nice resourceful school, old buildings, curriculum needs update and addition of skills and knowledge that are important for local environment and families including Arabic language and religion open for all students without any restrictions.

We had Taekwondo classes coached by Master Essam Alyaqoob in the school's gymnasium.

We had Taekwondo classes coached by Master Essam Alyaqoob in the school's gymnasium.

Nice enough facility. Opened in 1981 when I was in 4th grade, and was a great improvement from main camp elementary and intermediate schools, from which students residing in the Hills were moved. To begin with, everything here was contiguously indoors. Also featured an outdoor amphitheatre, new gymnasium, comfortable library and the first dedicated computer lab in Aramco Schools for intermediate student use. Hated the beige carpet though. Don't really have fond memories of this place due to lame administration from that era.