Bangladesh International School, (English Section), Jeddah

BISESJ was before known as "Bangladesh Embassy School" as it was run by the Embassy of Bangladesh in Jeddah. Later, administration and management were handed over to the Bangladeshi parents community; the school is currently run by a Board of Directors elected from amongst the parents of the school. As with all international schools in Saudi Arabia, it is open to students of any nationality.

It follows the British Curriculum. The school has two sections:
The Junior section (co-educational)
The Secondary/Higher section (with separate boys and girls sections).

The school is originally located on Osman Bin Affan Street, Al Sharafeyya, Jeddah and later on due day to day increase of students, the junior section was shifted to nearby place which is of five minutes walking distance from the high campus.

The school has separate sections for boys and girls according to the education law of the Ministry of Education of Saudi Arabia.

The school is well known for its outstanding academic performance. From elementary class the students are taught according to Cambridge International Primary Program and from seven to ten, the students are taught the IGCSE curriculum devised by the University of Cambridge International Examinations. Also, students in grades eleven and twelve are taught the A-Level curriculum from University of Cambridge International Examinations. The school has a 99% pass rate with a majority of the students achieving A* and A grades.

The school commemorates special days marking Bangladesh's Victory Day, Independence Day, International Mother Language Day, and Bengali New Year. Special programs are organized and hosted by the students and the Bengali Culture department. These include poetry, songs, dramas, dances, etc. The school also holds side-to-side activities like debates, science fairs, and art competitions