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Student life
Sport, art, music and service sit alongside academics. They are how students discover their talents, meet challenges and find their place.
More than lessons
We promised families a complete education, so sport, art and music are a real part of every student's journey.
Activities give students room to grow their skills and talents, to feel their own worth and to find out who they are. They encourage students to aim higher in every area of learning.
Our Activities Department creates the right environment and services for extracurricular life, so every student can pursue hobbies that suit their abilities and interests, and grow personally, practically, scientifically and socially. Students can even pursue professional football alongside their studies.
Ministry competitions
Students take part in Ministry of Education competitions in
Our year of celebrations
Achievements
Our students have taken first places in educational, technical and sporting competitions across the Kingdom.
Holy Qur'an memorisation contests
Kangaroo competition with Mawhiba
Ibdaa science and engineering fair
Spelling Bee, primary section
Mawhiba Math Olympiad programme
Kangaroo Mawhiba Mathematics 2022Recent student honours
- Joud Ibrahim Al-Kharashi received the special award of the National Cybersecurity Authority at the Ibdaa Science and Engineering Fair 2022.
- Massa Al-Mahdawi (KG3) excelled in the Qur'an recitation competition for kindergarten students.
- Wajd Al-Sikhan won the Kangaroo Mawhiba Mathematics Competition 2022.
- Two students won silver medals at the Chemistry Olympiad 2023, and four qualified for the International Mendeleev Chemistry Olympiad.
Social responsibility
School is our students' second home. We want it to be a place where they feel safe, belong, and learn to live together in a cohesive society.
Through celebrations, arts, fitness, and national competitions, students learn equality and belonging, and share what they know with the community around them, from visiting hospital patients in Jeddah to awareness days across our campuses. It is all part of one idea: education for life.
The RAIS alumni network
More than 1,000 graduates, each distinguished in science, technology, engineering, the arts or maths.
Our alumni are our greatest achievement, and they are welcomed by leading universities around the world. We stay connected through reunions, alumni news, community service, courses and senior trips, and we keep supporting graduates on their way to the best universities.
As a senior mechanical engineering student at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, I took part in many opportunities, engineering events and competitions involving major companies in Saudi Arabia.
I graduated from RAIS after the best high school experience I could ask for, then studied Human Resources Management at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, graduating in 2020.