A kindergarten in Riyadh for ages 2 to 6. Learning through play, Arabic first and English every day, at our Al Narjis and Al Yasmin campuses.
We opened Ghaima in 2012 with two classrooms in Al Narjis, and we still believe the same thing: children learn best when they play, ask and try.
Classes are small, Arabic comes first, and English is there every day through songs and stories. You get photos and a short daily report in our parent app, so you know what your child ate, who they played with and what they learned.

A steady routine children trust, with lots of room to play
Every child is greeted by name at the door, then quiet play until everyone arrives.
Hello song, today’s weather and the theme of the week.
Art, blocks, letters and science in small groups, and each child picks their corner.
Seasonal fruit and milk from our kitchen, plus hand-washing and tidying up.
Running and climbing in the shaded yard, or the cool indoor hall on hot days.
قصة مصوّرة بالعربية، ثم أغانٍ وألعاب كلمات بالإنجليزية.
Lunch from home with the teacher, and a nap for the nursery.
Music, clay or an experiment, then app pick-up until 1:45, or after-care until 4:30.
Work from Layan’s KG2 portfolio: the same task at the start and the end of the year



From our nutritionist: simple, filling and nut-free.
You need: 2 cups flour, ½ cup fine salt, 2 tbsp oil, 2 tsp cream of tartar (optional), 1 cup warm water and a few drops of food colouring.
1. Mix the flour, salt and cream of tartar in a big bowl.
2. Add the oil and coloured water little by little, stirring.
3. Knead for 3 minutes until smooth and not sticky.
4. Keep it in an airtight box; it lasts two weeks.
Tip from our teachers: let your child measure and pour. That is real maths.
From parent reviews at our Al Narjis and Al Yasmin campuses
Trips, visits and workshops that come to us every month
From two small classrooms to two campuses and 210 children
فصلان و24 طفلًا ومعلمتان، وساحة صغيرة فيها شجرة سدر.
We redesigned every classroom around corners children choose themselves.
1,200 m² of play space all year round, even in summer.
Daily photos, reports and QR pick-up.
Eight classrooms and a little garden the children plant themselves.
And every teacher still knows every child by name.