Amaala: Red Sea Global (RSG), the regenerative tourism developer, today announced the opening of Daraah International School (DIS) in partnership with SEK Education Group. The school is located within the employee residential community at AMAALA. Its opening reinforces the company's commitment to providing an integrated living and working environment for its people and their families.
According to Saudi Press Agency, DIS provides international education that follows the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum across the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP). It provides students with an inquiry-based, internationally recognized education that emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration, and instills authentic national values.
The inauguration was attended by RSG Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) John Pagano and Director General of Education in Tabuk Region Majid Al-Kuair, alongside other representatives from RSG and SEK Education Group. The school's opening was officially announced during the ceremony.
DIS follows SEK's innovative educational model, combining active learning, advanced technology and collaborative learning environments. Its curriculum and learning experiences place a strong focus on sustainability, well-being, innovation and marine sciences, reflecting AMAALA's unique natural environment and positioning as a destination for well-being and regenerative tourism.
The campus features state-of-the-art science and technology laboratories, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, performing arts and music spaces, collaborative learning environments, a library and media center, and dedicated well-being and student support areas, designed to support an interactive and future-focused learning experience while reflecting RSG's commitment to sustainable development.
DIS follows Turtle Bay International School, which opened at The Red Sea last year. Both schools enable employees working at the destinations to settle with their families in a model community offering essential services, modern amenities, and, most importantly, world-class education for their children.