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You'll also need to purchase school uniforms, as well as books, etc...
As Stephanie says school fees in Jeddah are not cheap for expat parents. Unfortunately as expat children are not allowed to attend local schools you have no option but to look into the various International schools in the area. In addtion to school fees, uniform, books, etc be aware that due to a lack of expat teachers and defecits in the system in Jeddah most expat parents also invest in private tuition for their children which costs between SAR 100-200 an hour. So your employer will really need to make a generous allowance for your child's schooling.
Take a look at our page Education and Schools in Jeddah to get a better idea of what to expect when it comes to the schooling options available to expats in Saudi Arabia.
Best of luck with the move to Jeddah.