
Curriculum library
See the subjects for your grade or track in the 1447 AH school year, open their books on the official platform, then study them with Jazira through practice, the assistant and the community.
School stages
Every grade lists its subjects exactly as the official plan does, with their resources and how to reach them.
Grades 1–3
The same subjects run through all three grades, with critical thinking added in grade 3.
A common year, then five tracks
Everyone takes the common first year, then chooses one of five tracks for years 2 and 3 — and each year has its own subjects.
5 tracks · 59 subjects
| Track | Year 2 | Year 3 |
|---|---|---|
| General | 11 subjects | 15 subjects |
| Sharia | 13 subjects | 18 subjects |
| Business | 13 subjects | 18 subjects |
| CS & Engineering | 11 subjects | 15 subjects |
| Health & Life | 10 subjects | 14 subjects |
What Jazira adds
The books live on their official platform; we help you understand and revise them.
The Ministry of Education provides digital copies of the textbooks through the Muqarrarati service on Madrasati.
You need an active school account on Madrasati. Madrasati doesn't publish direct links to individual books; the iEN portal does. Jazira links to them and never republishes them.
Transparency
The library is built on official sources only, and we say clearly what we have and haven't been able to verify.
Subject lists, official names and annual periods for every grade and track come from the Study Plans Guide (5th edition), issued by the National Curriculum Center and published on the Ministry of Education website.
The Council of Ministers approved two terms for general-education schools from 1447/1448 AH. The plan sets periods for the whole year without splitting them by term, so every subject appears in both terms — your school's actual split may differ.
The Ministry of Education provides digital textbooks through the Muqarrarati service on the Madrasati platform, which needs an active school account. We don't republish the books because no permission to do so exists; we point you to the official source instead.
Sources last checked: September 25, 2026
These aren't in the library yet — we'll add them once we've checked their plans against official sources.