Malvern College, one of the United Kingdom's most prestigious schools, has announced plans to open its first campus in Saudi Arabia. The new school, Malvern College Riyadh, will open in 2027 and marks the beginning of a long-term partnership with KSA Education Investment Partners (KEIP).

The collaboration was revealed at the Great Future Event in London, showcasing the Kingdom's investment in global-standard education. This initiative supports Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, which aims to prepare future leaders with world-class knowledge while preserving Saudi culture, language, and values.

Founded in 1865, Malvern College is renowned for its tradition of academic excellence. Its graduates have gone on to Oxford, Cambridge, Ivy League universities, and top global institutions. Alumni include Nobel Prize winners, Olympic champions, authors, and international leaders. The college promotes a balanced education, giving equal importance to academics, sports, and the arts.

Keith Metcalfe, Headmaster of Malvern College, said the Riyadh campus would uphold the school's values of curiosity, resilience, integrity, and ambition. He emphasized that the partnership will bring the Malvern experience to the Kingdom while fully respecting local traditions and culture.

Naif Alrasheed, Chairman of KEIP, expressed his excitement about the partnership, describing it as a step toward transforming education in the region. He noted that combining Malvern's academic heritage with KEIP's vision will prepare Saudi youth for success in a digitally driven, globalized world.

This landmark project highlights the Kingdom's commitment to raising education standards, providing students with world-class opportunities, and building a generation ready to lead on the international stage.

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