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Updated classroom density and equipment standards
This article explains the new standards outlined in the Saudi Arabia Curriculum Guidelines for 2026 regarding class sizes and school facilities. The guidelines aim to reduce classroom student density to approximately 30 students maximum, with lower densities allocated for special education programs—no more than 5 students in multiple disabilities and autism programs, and 10 in intellectual disabilities. They also specify providing a space of between 1.25 and 1.5 square meters per student. Additionally, the focus is on improving the quality of school equipment so that it becomes a key element in achieving learning outcomes. There is an emphasis on expanding the use of technology and digitalization while ensuring safety and security within the educational environment. The standards include two types of equipment: general (such as whiteboards, computers, and interactive screens) and specialized tools that support various fields of education. The goal is to align the environment with curriculum content and student needs, fostering interaction and active learning, supporting skill development, and ensuring consistency with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
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