Saudi Arabia to Build 166 ‘Schools Without Walls’
In a groundbreaking initiative, Saudi Arabia will construct 166 “schools without walls” as part of a nationwide effort to promote community education beyond traditional classroom settings.
This project, announced by the Tatweer Building Company (TBC), the Ministry of Education’s infrastructure arm, marks a shift toward utilizing educational spaces as community hubs.
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Project Highlights
Locations
The schools will be built in residential communities developed by the National Housing Company (NHC) in six major urban cities:
- Riyadh
- Jeddah
- Dammam
- Al Ihsa
- Tabuk
- Medina
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Design and Functionality
- Contemporary Architecture: The schools will feature modern, open designs that reflect the character of urban neighborhoods.
- Community Hubs: These facilities will serve as venues for educational, cultural, and recreational activities during evenings and weekends, reinforcing their role as accessible gathering places.
Lifelong Learning and Social Engagement
The initiative recognizes schools as vital anchors for lifelong learning and social engagement, blurring the lines between formal education and community development. Each school will integrate into community centers within the residential developments, fostering connections with the surrounding environment.
Alignment with Vision 2030
The “schools without walls” concept aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals, which aim to improve the quality of life through integrated planning, contemporary design, and a broad range of services. This initiative reflects a growing commitment to enhancing community education and social cohesion within local neighborhoods.
By implementing this innovative approach, Saudi Arabia seeks to transform educational spaces into dynamic community resources that support ongoing learning and engagement.
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