Jeddah Prep and Grammar School

In accordance with the latest announcements from the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health, all pupils may commence physical schooling here at JPGS from Sunday 23rd January 2022.
We are all really looking forward to welcoming everyone back to school... in person!

On behalf of all teachers and staff here at Jeddah Prep and Grammar School, we wish all our pupils, families and friends a wonderful and peaceful winter / Christmas holiday.
We are looking forward to seeing you smiling, happy and healthy on Sunday 9th January 2022 at the start of our new term.

Carols by Candlelight, conducted by Miss Catherine Kane, JPGS Music Teacher.
Our pupils have been busy rehearsing for the performance on Wednesday 15th December at 7.00pm.
Please do contact the school for tickets.

Talent, inspiration, imagination, creativity, skill, design and artistic endeavour took over the school this week as we invited our pupils to take part in the BSME Art Competition.
Thank you to our Art Teachers: Mr K. Raza and Mrs F. Jabeen for supervising and supporting our pupils.
Good luck to all the participants. We shall look forward to the results.

Our JPGS Alumni and Sixth Form Celebration Dinner is on Thursday 9th December at the Crown Plaza, Jeddah.

Many congratulations to all JPGS Prep School pupils in Years 3 to 6 who participated in the BSME Science Competition 2021. Over 20 schools across the Middle East competed over three consecutive days concluding today.
JPGS came 1st in our category and overall 3rd in the competition. Well done to all pupils, parents and, of course, our teachers.

Anti-Bullying Week and Odd Socks Day were two significant events this week at JPGS.
As a school with almost 40 nationalities, we celebrate and respect difference and diversity.

JPGS commemorated Remembrance Day with a number of assemblies, facts, perspectives, poems, presentations and even 'how to make an Anderson shelter'.
Our special and sincere thanks and appreciation to Lt. Col. John Russell, British Army, who provided some very personal and professional views about the importance of learning lessons from the past.

UN Day was celebrated today at JPGS in the morning assembly and throughout the day.
As we have over 40 nationalities of pupils and staff in our school, we are reminded that we celebrate and respect our diverse and multicultural school community.
Over 16 national stalls presenting artefacts, facts, pictures, information, cultural items, food and drinks were organised by the pupils.

Move over Covid-19!
It's been a busy week with our school pupils, particularly the Head Team, as we are trying to raise awareness of cancer for everyone's benefit.

It's been really good to see many of our youngest JPGS pupils back at school this week for their baseline assessments.
Let's hope we all can return to school very soon.
Stay safe and well.

Happy World Teachers' Day!
'A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his/her influence stops.'
Henry Adams