Can my child take the STAR test in Saudi Arabia?

Technically, yes! The STAR Assessment is designed to be administered anywhere in the world, including Saudi. Most international schools already use it as part of their academic progress tracking. However, if your school does not offer it, don’t panic. U.S. private schools that require STAR scores often allow families to take the test through approved online platforms or partner schools.

Here’s the catch: you’ll need a proctor or testing environment that meets the school’s requirements. That usually means a quiet space, a reliable internet connection, and a computer that can handle the testing software without crashing mid-test. In short, no, the café down the street with spotty Wi-Fi isn’t going to cut it.

If your school follows IB or British curricula, STAR might feel different because it is adaptive. The better you do, the harder it gets, which can surprise even top students. The good news? We know the test inside out and can make sure your child is prepared for this tricky little challenge. So yes, your child can take it in Saudi, and with the right prep, they can ace it too.

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