Almajd Private School

In the year 1408 AH, a school for youth was established in the Dhahrat Al-Badi'ah area of Riyadh, chosen by its founders to be named Al-Majd National Schools. It marked the beginning of a towering educational institution whose reputation covered the region, its fame spread far and wide, and its men rolled up their sleeves to strive diligently to be, and for their school to be, at the level of the hopes pinned on it by the guardians of students who, from the very first day, chose to join it over its counterparts from other schools.

A succession of elite, competent educators have managed the schools, leaving their clear marks on developing the schools and maintaining their high reputation and esteemed status. Since its establishment in 1408 AH by the educator recognized for his knowledge and righteousness, Professor Bashar bin Ghalib Al-Hawari, the schools were led by Professor Abdullah Al-Hindawi as Deputy for Administrative Affairs. In 1414 AH, the schools appointed the educational supervisor, Sheikh Dr. Abdulaziz bin Abdulmohsen Al-Turki, and after him, Dr. Ibrahim bin Saad Al-Ja'fai oversaw them in 1414 AH. The fourth man to supervise the management of the schools was Engineer Professor Muhammad Al-Hussainan, who served as General Supervisor of the schools in 1428 AH, concluding with the General Director who succeeded his predecessor in 1432 AH, leading the journey to this day.