Saudi Arabia is introducing an AI curriculum across public education stages. This guide summarises what has been reported and suggests how schools and education partners can support it. It is based on press coverage, so please confirm details with the Ministry of Education.
What has been reported
- A national AI curriculum is being introduced across public education stages, starting in the 2025-26 academic year.
- It is led by the National Curriculum Center, working with the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and SDAIA.
- AI learning outcomes are to be included in the national student performance assessment system.
- The curriculum is linked to the Human Capability Development Program under Vision 2030.
What schools and partners can plan
These points are KodeBee's suggestions, not official requirements.
- Give students hands-on experience that supports what they learn in class: electronics, robotics, AI and connected devices.
- Train teachers so they can run practical sessions with confidence.
- Offer materials in Arabic as well as English where classes need them.
- Agree the grades, number of students and goals before choosing kits.
- Check with the relevant authority what applies to your school type.
Where KodeBee fits
KodeBee offers a Grades 1 to 10 path from foundation science and electronics to robotics, then AI and IoT, with teacher training and lab design. Send us your grades and student numbers and we reply with a proposal and a quote in Saudi riyals.
Sources
This guide is for general information and is based on the public sources listed. It is not legal advice. Please check official circulars and your affiliation authority for how it applies to your school.
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