Compare International Schools in Abbasiya, Kuwait

Aspire Bilingual School

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees KWD 1,050 - 1,650

Type Co-educational

Aspire Bilingual School (ABSK) in Kuwait operates on the American Curriculum and is a bilingual institution part of Stellar Education, a group with two decades of experience in education. The campus is located in Abbassiya School Complex, Street 100, Block 1, Jleeb Al Shuyoukh. The school emphasizes English and another language through its bilingual program, supported by a range of facilities to suit modern learning. The motto for 2023–2024 is Inspiring Dreams, Aspiring Potential. ABSK provides state-of-the-art classrooms, a football field, a well-stocked library, a temperature-controlled swimming pool, a dedicated computer lab, a spacious auditorium, and an outdoor kids' play area. The auditorium, pool, and gymnasium are shared with Aspire Bilingual School on the same campus. Facilities support a curriculum that integrates sports, arts, and academics, with after-school clubs such as Drama and Arts, Basketball, and Aerobics/Zumba, plus an anti-bullying campaign and a paid PreK–Grade 6 program for families worldwide.

Location

Located in Jleeb Al Shuyoukh, Kuwait, ABS sits on the DAS campus with several schools nearby. The campus shares facilities with Aspire Bilingual School, including the auditorium, pool and gymnasium.

Stages

Pre-K through Grade 6.

Additional learning support

A nurse is on duty at ABS from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM daily.

Country affiliation

Kuwait

School day structure

Classes begin at 7:30 AM, with gates opening at 6:45 AM for early drop-off. Pre-K and KG1 dismiss at 12:30 PM; KG2 through Grade 6 dismiss at 1:30 PM. After-school service is available for a fee.

Bus service

A bus transport service is available. Bus students are collected by staff bus monitors and taken directly to the bus. The bus service is available after dismissal and coordinated with after-school arrangements.

School fees — Academic year 2025–2026

Application / Registration fee
- Registration (non‑refundable): KWD 100.

Tuition fees by year group (annual total and term instalments)
- Pre‑K (FS1): Annual KWD 1,050 (where published). Annual ranges reported across early years.
- KG1 (FS2): Annual KWD 1,100 — instalments: 1st term KWD 340, 2nd term KWD 330, 3rd term KWD 330. Registration KWD 100 (separate).
- KG2: Annual KWD 1,100 — instalments: 1st term KWD 340, 2nd term KWD 330, 3rd term KWD 330. Registration KWD 100.
- Grade 1: Annual KWD 1,350 — instalments: 1st term KWD 440, 2nd term KWD 405, 3rd term KWD 405. Registration KWD 100.
- Grade 2: Annual KWD 1,450 — instalments: 1st term KWD 480, 2nd term KWD 435, 3rd term KWD 435. Registration KWD 100.
- Grade 3: Annual KWD 1,450 — instalments: 1st term KWD 480, 2nd term KWD 435, 3rd term KWD 435. Registration KWD 100.
- Grade 4: Annual KWD 1,500 — instalments: 1st term KWD 500, 2nd term KWD 450, 3rd term KWD 450. Registration KWD 100.
- Grade 5: Annual KWD 1,500 — instalments: 1st term KWD 500, 2nd term KWD 450, 3rd term KWD 450. Registration KWD 100.
- Grade 6: Annual KWD 1,650 — instalments: 1st term KWD 560, 2nd term KWD 495, 3rd term KWD 495. Registration KWD 100.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard annual billing is split into term instalments; the published instalment due dates follow the school billing calendar (examples of published term due dates: 1 September, 1 January, 1 April). Parents pay the registration fee at enrolment; term instalments are due on the published instalment dates. Late or incomplete payment affects registration and issuance of reports as per school policy.

Boarding / boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; Aspire Bilingual School operates as a day school (Kindergarten through primary/elementary grades).

Other charges and optional fees
- Books and school uniform are charged separately and are not included in the tuition totals shown above. Parents must budget for book and uniform costs in addition to tuition and registration.
- Transport (school bus) is available as a separate optional charge. Transport is provided where a minimum number of students in an area is met; bus fees are billed separately and vary by route/area.
- Any curriculum‑specific consumables, lab fees, field trips or additional programme fees (if applicable) are charged in addition to the core tuition and are billed separately when required.

Refunds and cancellation
- The registration fee (KWD 100) is non‑refundable. Other refund or withdrawal terms follow the school's published finance and admissions policy and are applied according to the school's payment/departure deadlines and Ministry regulations.

Fee payment processing / options
- Payments are processed through the school's Accounts office at the time of registration and for subsequent instalments. The school issues invoices and requires instalment payments on the published due dates. Specific publicly available materials do not list a full menu of accepted payment channels (for example, bank account details, online payment portal or card acceptance). Parents should use the school Accounts office to complete payments and obtain the accepted payment methods.

Notes and conditions
- Tuition and other charges are subject to change in line with Ministry of Education rules and school policy. Registration is completed only when the required registration fee and the first instalment (when applicable) are paid. Minimum numbers are required to provide transport to any given area.

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Uniform Requirement

The school requires a uniform: Summer Uniform (March 1st – November 15th) or Winter Uniform (November 16th – February 28th) with a black shoe; PE Uniform on PE days; student ID must be worn.

Food Options

Students bring lunches in lunch boxes and eat in classrooms during recess; lunch boxes are stored on classroom shelves to prevent spoilage.

Governance and Ownership

ABS is part of the DAS family of schools.

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Aspire Indian International School

Ages 3 - 15 years

Fees KWD 360 - 1,045

Aspire Indian International School in Kuwait offers a co-educational learning environment for students aged 3 to 15, delivering CBSE and Cambridge IGCSE curricula. The Abbasiya campus provides classrooms, well-equipped science, computer, math and robotics labs, and VR facilities that support hands-on, 21st-century learning. A multipurpose auditorium, a library, and an activity centre extend learning beyond the timetable, while an open playground and KG play area support formative play and physical activity. The school features a swimming pool with trained lifeguards and an indoor gymnasium for fitness and PE sessions. A wide range of clubs including robotics, Model United Nations, culinary skills, book clubs, drama, embroidery, and film making promotes creativity and collaboration. French is taught as a language option, and community service, leadership opportunities, and sports programmes reinforce character development across the curriculum. The school fosters global-minded learners with supportive mentors and a safe campus culture every day for all.

Location

Aspire Indian International School is located in Kuwait at Street 100, Block 1, Abbasiya School Complex.

Stages

Kindergarten; Primary School; Middle School

Country affiliation

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, India) and Cambridge IGCSE

School day structure

School days are Sunday to Thursday. Kindergarten runs 7:15 am–11:30 am; Grades 1–11 run 7:15 am–1:30 pm. Administration hours are 8:00 am–2:00 pm. Saturday hours are 8:30 am–12:30 pm.

Bus service

AIIS provides air-conditioned bus transport through external agencies, covering most parts of Kuwait. Routes include Abbasiya, Farwaniya, Riggae, Khaitan, Salmiya, Abu Halifa, Fahaheel, and Mangaf.

Application / Registration fees
- A non-refundable registration charge of KWD 50 is applied and is included in the published annual tuition totals in the school's fee schedule.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term)
- The Public Administration for Private Education (Ministry) set the approved annual tuition rates for the 2026/27 academic year and requires collection in three equal instalments; the following annual totals and corresponding per-term amounts (annual ÷ 3) apply to Aspire (Indian) for 2026/27 as published under that approval:
- Kindergarten (KG): Annual KWD 715 — Per term KWD 238.33.
- Primary section: Annual KWD 880 — Per term KWD 293.33.
- Middle section: Annual KWD 1,045 — Per term KWD 348.33.
- Secondary section: Not offered / not listed for Aspire in the ministry table for 2026/27.

- Where the school publishes its own grade-level totals (earlier, school-level published figures covering Pre-K through Grade 10), those annual totals are: Pre-K KWD 360; KG1 KWD 530; KG2 KWD 530; Grade 1–4 KWD 640; Grade 5–8 KWD 740; Grade 9–10 KWD 850. When fees are collected in three equal instalments these annual amounts divide to Per term: Pre-K KWD 120.00; KG1 KWD 176.67; KG2 KWD 176.67; Grade 1–4 KWD 213.33; Grade 5–8 KWD 246.67; Grade 9–10 KWD 283.33. These school-published grade-level totals and the school's stated fee policies are provided by the school's published fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are billed in three equal instalments across the academic year; the Ministry requires schools to collect tuition in exactly three equal instalments and to follow the instalment dates specified in the ministerial resolution. Per-term amounts above are the annual fee divided by three (rounded to two decimal places where necessary).
- The school's fee policy states that: fees once paid are not refundable; students admitted mid-term are charged from the start of that term; and non-payment by the specified due date may result in temporary removal from the school rolls until dues and any readmission fee are settled.

Boarding / hostel fees
- Aspire Indian International School operates as a day school; no boarding or hostel fees are listed.

Other costs and recurring charges
- The published tuition totals do not include books, uniform costs, ICT charges, or external board/examination fees (for example CBSE exam charges). Parents should expect these items to be billed separately.
- Transport (school bus) is optional and is provided only where a minimum number of students is met; the school states that a minimum of 10 students per area/route is required before transport is offered. Transport charges are invoiced separately.

Refund information
- The school's fee policy states that tuition and related school fees once paid are not refundable. The KWD 50 registration portion is specifically described as not refundable or transferable. For mid‑term admissions the school charges fees from the beginning of the term.

Fee payment options and collection method
- The Ministry-approved collection process for the 2026/27 cycle specifies three instalments and schools are required to follow the prescribed instalment dates; published circulars and school-level notices indicate that tuition payments for Indian-system schools (including Aspire) are collected through the TMS School App in three instalments for the 2026/27 academic year. Parents should use the school's approved payment channel (the TMS School App where listed) for instalment payments.

Summary notes (concise)
- Registration: KWD 50 (non-refundable; treated within the school-published annual total in the school's fee schedule).
- Annual tuition (Ministry-approved 2026/27 by section): KG KWD 715; Primary KWD 880; Middle KWD 1,045. Per-term amounts shown above.
- School-published grade-level annual tuition (school fee schedule): Pre-K KWD 360; KG1 KWD 530; KG2 KWD 530; Grade 1–4 KWD 640; Grade 5–8 KWD 740; Grade 9–10 KWD 850. Per-term amounts shown above.
- Books, uniforms, ICT and board/exam fees are charged separately. Transport is optional and billed separately (minimum route threshold applies). Fees once paid are not refundable. Payments are collected in three instalments via the school's prescribed payment channel (TMS School App where listed).

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Indian Central School

Instructs in English, Hindi

Fees KWD 391 - 561

Pupils 5300

Type Co-educational

Indian Central School in Kuwait offers a CBSE-based education with an international outlook. Since its founding in 1994, the school has grown to more than 5,300 students on Abbasiya campus, operated by Dar Al-Salam Educational Services. The medium of instruction is English, with Hindi compulsory through Class VII, French from Class VI, and Arabic as a third language. The Primary program emphasizes inquiry and play-based learning; the Middle School blends CBSE guidelines with international perspectives and a wide range of skill-development activities; High School focuses on university preparation alongside collaborative and creative work. Facilities include Smart Classrooms, science and computer laboratories, two libraries, dedicated art and music spaces, a theatrical auditorium and indoor and outdoor sports facilities, plus a swimming pool. After-school activities are organized with DAS Academy, offering swimming and dance, Bharatanatyam, Break Dance, and an Art Academy, together with clubs such as Quiz, Science, Math and Leadership programs.

Location

Abbasiya, Kuwait. Street 100, Block 1, Abbasiya School Complex, Kuwait

Stages

Kindergarten; Primary; Middle; Senior

Additional learning support

Cognitive Learning Program identifies individual learning needs and differentiates instruction to maximize learning; provides strategies to improve performance and personalized guidance, including career guidance.

Country affiliation

CBSE, Delhi, India

School day structure

The academic year runs from April to March. School timings: Sunday to Thursday 7:15 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.; LKG/UKG 7:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; Ramadan timings may apply.

Bus service

Transportation facility is provided with term-based fees. Transportation arrangements require a minimum 5 days' notice and are subject to seat availability; a minimum of 10 students is required to provide transport to a given area. Areas served include Abbasiya/Hassawi, KG routes, Farwania/Khaitan/Omariya, Farwaniya/Khaitan/Omariya (KG), Riggae/Andalous/Rabiya/Sulaibiya/Saba Al Nasar, Salmiya/Sabha Al Salem, Salwa/Seddiq/Jabriya, Jahra/Saad Abdullah, Sharq/Kuwait City/Maida/Hawally.Transportation fees are listed per area and term.

Application and Registration Fees
- New application (non-refundable): KWD 20.
- Registration / re-registration payable at confirmation of seat: KWD 50 (non‑refundable and included in the total annual tuition).

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term for Academic Year 2026/27)
- Kindergarten (LKG & UKG): Annual tuition KWD 391. Installments (three-term schedule): KWD 131, KWD 130, KWD 130 (total KWD 391).
- Primary (Grades 1–4): Annual tuition KWD 435. Installments (three-term schedule): KWD 145, KWD 145, KWD 145 (total KWD 435).
- Middle (Grades 5–8): Annual tuition KWD 500. Installments (three-term schedule): KWD 167, KWD 167, KWD 166 (total KWD 500).
- Secondary (Grades 9–12): Annual tuition KWD 561. Installments (three-term schedule): KWD 187, KWD 187, KWD 187 (total KWD 561).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The academic-year tuition is billed in three installments (terms). The school follows a three-term payment schedule with published due dates at the start of each term; typical due dates are 1 April (Term 1), 1 September (Term 2) and 1 December (Term 3). Installment amounts equal one third of the approved annual tuition (rounded by the school to whole KWD where required). Failure to follow the fee payment schedule may lead to denial of class admission or transport privileges unless written approval for late payment is granted by school authorities.

Transportation (day-bus) fees (per area) — amounts shown per term and annual total for AY 2026/27
- Abbasiya / Hassawi: Term 1 KWD 35, Term 2 KWD 35, Term 3 KWD 35 — Total KWD 105.
- Abbasiya / Hassawi (KG): Term 1 KWD 36, Term 2 KWD 37, Term 3 KWD 37 — Total KWD 110.
- Isbilya: Term 1 KWD 36, Term 2 KWD 37, Term 3 KWD 37 — Total KWD 110.
- Farwaniya / Khaitan / Omariya: Term 1 KWD 48, Term 2 KWD 49, Term 3 KWD 48 — Total KWD 145.
- Farwaniya / Khaitan / Omariya (KG): Term 1 KWD 50, Term 2 KWD 50, Term 3 KWD 50 — Total KWD 150.
- Riggae / Andalous / Rabiya / Sulaibiya / Saba Al Nasr: Term 1 KWD 50, Term 2 KWD 50, Term 3 KWD 50 — Total KWD 150.
- Salmiya / Sabha Al Salem: Term 1 KWD 58, Term 2 KWD 62, Term 3 KWD 60 — Total KWD 180.
- Salwa / Seddique / Jabriya: Term 1 KWD 70, Term 2 KWD 70, Term 3 KWD 70 — Total KWD 210.
- Jahra / Saad Abdulla: Term 1 KWD 70, Term 2 KWD 70, Term 3 KWD 70 — Total KWD 210.
- Sharq / Kuwait City / Hawally Maidan / Hawally / Abu Halifa / Mangaf / Mahboula: Term 1 KWD 73, Term 2 KWD 74, Term 3 KWD 73 — Total KWD 220.
- Transportation fee rules: transport fees are payable in advance for the term and are non‑refundable; a student who uses transport for any day of a term is liable for the full term transport fee; cancellation requires the prescribed form and one month's notice to the Registration Office; routes run subject to minimum seat requirements and five working days are normally required to activate transport after registration.

Boarding / Residential fees
- Indian Central School operates as a day school and does not publish or charge boarding or residential (hostel) fees. Transport services are offered for day commutes only.

Other costs and mandatory extras
- Books, uniform and ICT fees are not included in tuition and must be purchased from the school store; charges for these items are payable in addition to tuition and are non‑refundable once purchased or paid.
- Examination/board registration fees (CBSE/NIOS as applicable) and special program fees (where applicable) are charged separately and must be paid in addition to tuition when applicable.

Refund and withdrawal policy
- The registration fee and application fee are non‑refundable and non‑transferable. Books, uniform and ICT fee payments are non‑refundable once made. Transportation fees are non‑refundable.
- Withdrawal/leave during the academic year: if a student leaves after the start of Term 1 (after 1 April) the parent must pay the full Term 1 tuition; if the student leaves at any time during Term 2 the parent must pay full Term 1 and Term 2 tuition; if the student leaves during Term 3 the parent must pay the full annual tuition for all three terms. Equivalent rules apply to transport fees (parents remain responsible for the full term or annual transport fees depending on the date of withdrawal).

Fee payment options and receipts
- Accepted payment channels include the school's online parent portal, payment at the school fee counter (cash), cheque, and online bank transfer within the timeframes specified in the admission confirmation. Receipts for registration and admission payments are sent to the parent's registered email after payment.

Notes on enforcement and official limits
- Tuition shown above reflects the Ministry‑approved Indian school tuition tier for the 2026/27 academic year; the Ministry requires tuition collection in three installments and prohibits schools from collecting additional unauthorised charges beyond the approved tuition. The school's published policies on installment dates, non‑refundability, transport activation, and withdrawal liability are enforceable under the school's rules.

Curriculum

Indian Central School follows the CBSE curriculum. The Primary program includes English, Mathematics, Environment Studies, with Hindi or French as a second language and Arabic as a third language; Creative Arts, Music, Dance, Art and Crafts, and Physical Education are integral to the curriculum, and extracurricular activities such as inter-house competitions and sports are included. The Kindergarten delivers a CBSE-based curriculum through inquiry- and play-based learning, with differentiated, Play Way methods that support language, numeracy and social, cognitive and emotional development, along with cooperative education and activity-oriented learning. The Middle School uses a student-centered curriculum blended with CBSE guidelines and international perspectives, with numerous clubs and about 20 different skill-development activities, including educational Olympiads. The High School teaches the CBSE curriculum with a focus on academic excellence and university preparation, combining rigorous academics with creative work, collaboration and social learning.

Student Teacher Ratio

1:1.5

Exam Results

Board results 2024-25: Class X – 225 registered, 222 passed, 100% pass among appeared. Class XII – 241 registered, 240 passed, 100% pass among appeared.

Higher Education Progression

The High School program is designed to prepare students for university studies and is described as being respected by leading universities around the globe.

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Integrated Indian School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees KWD 391 - 561

Type Co-educational

Integrated Indian School, Jleeb-Al-Shuyoukh, Kuwait, is a co-educational, English-medium institution serving ages 3 to 18. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and is recognized by Kuwait's Ministry of Education. The school offers CBSE-based programs up to Senior Secondary with Science and Commerce streams. The campus is organized in three blocks (A, B and C) and provides science laboratories (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Junior and Senior Computer Labs, a Library, language classrooms (English, French, Arabic), and spaces for Music, Dance and Art, along with a Smart Board Room and Teaching Resource Centre. On-site facilities include a football ground, a canteen, a mosque and an auditorium. The school's ethos emphasizes character development and self-reliance, reflecting its stated aim of preparing students for global challenges through creativity, confidence and analytical thinking. Regular assemblies celebrate Kuwait's national day and liberation, while exhibitions highlight life in Kuwait. A welcoming, supportive environment.

Location

The Integrated Indian School is in Jleeb-Al-Shuyoukh, Kuwait. The address is Block 25, Street 3, Opp: UDIPI RESTAURENT, ABBSIYA. It is recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education and affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in New Delhi, India.

Stages

Senior Secondary School offering courses in Science and Commerce. The school is co-educational and English medium.

Type

Co-educational

Additional learning support

The school has one Special Educator. There is also a Counselor/Wellness Teacher.

Country affiliation

Kuwait

Application / Registration Fees

- Registration: KD 10.
- Admission (payable at time of admission): KD 50 (non‑refundable).
- Caution deposit: KD 10 (refundable).

Tuition fees by year group (Academic year 2026–27) — per term and annual total

- LKG & UKG: Term I KD 130; Term II KD 130; Term III KD 131; Annual total KD 391.
- Classes I–VI: Term I KD 145; Term II KD 145; Term III KD 145; Annual total KD 435.
- Classes VII–IX: Term I KD 166; Term II KD 166; Term III KD 168; Annual total KD 500.
- Classes X–XII: Term I KD 187; Term II KD 187; Term III KD 187; Annual total KD 561.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year is billed in three terms (Term I, Term II, Term III). Tuition amounts given above are the per‑term charges and the corresponding annual total.
- Registration, admission and caution deposit are charged at admission as listed above.
- Term fees become non‑refundable once admission is taken; the full term fee will be charged even if a student is withdrawn during the middle of the term.
- Transport: discontinuation of transport requires notice in the previous term; transport fees already paid are not refunded.

Boarding fees

- No boarding facility or boarding fees are listed in the school's published fee materials. Boarding is not identified as a service with a fee in the school's published information.

Other costs and fees

- Uniform: the school publishes detailed uniform requirements (summer/winter and house/sports uniforms) but does not publish uniform prices. Parents should expect to purchase required uniform items separately.
- Transport fees: transport service is offered, but specific transport fee amounts are not published in the fee summary; transport rules on refund and notice are stated.
- Prospectus and other downloadable documents are listed among the school's downloadable materials and may contain additional fee items or clarification, but specific extra fees (exam charges, activity fees, insurance, books or stationery charges) are not itemized in the fee schedule page.

Refund information (applicable rules)

- Admission fees paid at the time of admission (KD 50) are non‑refundable. Term fees are non‑refundable once admission is taken. The full term fee is charged if a child is withdrawn mid‑term. Transport fees paid are non‑refundable; discontinuation requires prior‑term notice. Caution deposit (KD 10) is refundable according to the school's stated policy.

Fee payment options

- The school's public materials list contact phone numbers and an email address for administration (phone: +965 24315968 / +965 24315963; email: integratedindianschoolkwt@gmail.com). No specific public statement of accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer details, credit/debit card acceptance, or online payment portals) is provided in the published fee summary or admission notice. Parents should use the listed contact details to confirm accepted payment channels.

Brief note on available and unavailable details

- The school's revised fee schedule for the 2026–27 academic year (per‑term and annual totals above) is published in the revised fee notice dated May 26, 2026. The published materials specify registration/admission/caution deposit amounts and the refund rules noted above. Specifics that are not published in the fee summary include exact transport fee amounts by route, uniform pricing, explicit payment methods and bank or card details, and any separate charges for books, exams, extracurricular activities or other incidental services; these items are not itemized in the fee materials accessed.

Curriculum

CBSE-affiliated, English-medium, co-educational Senior Secondary School offering Science and Commerce streams.

Student Teacher Ratio

1.5

Gifted and Talented

The school fosters gifted and talented students in a supportive and inclusive environment, encouraging them to explore their potential and achieve personal best through a broad curriculum and diverse opportunities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Integrated Indian School fosters social and emotional learning by encouraging self-discovery and creativity. Learning is designed to be joyful, stress-free, and meaningful in a lively environment. Education is viewed as an interaction between learners and the world, developing character, self-reliance, and wisdom. Gandhian thinking guides its approach to all-round development of body, mind, and soul with moral fiber. The school emphasizes discovery, expression, and communication to prepare students to become tomorrow's innovators. Teachers are humane, motivated, and professional, creating a supportive learning atmosphere.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has one Special Educator and one Counsellor and Wellness Teacher on staff.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction; the school is English-medium.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing support is provided by a dedicated Counsellor and Wellness Teacher on staff to support student welfare.

Safeguarding

Safety and safeguarding are addressed through published safety documents, including a Building Safety Certificate, a Fire Safety Certificate, and a Drinking Water Report.

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United Indian School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees KWD 340 - 488

Pupils 6300

Type Co-educational

United Indian School, founded in 1985 in Abbassiya, Kuwait, is a large CBSE-affiliated school serving about 6,300 students. It is recognized by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education and prepares pupils for AISSE and AISSCE. The medium of instruction is English, with Hindi as the second language; from Class 9, French replaces Hindi, and Arabic is taught from Class 1. The school follows the CBSE curriculum and uses a Continuous Evaluation System that records achievements and skills across cognitive, physical, emotional, social and aesthetic development. Activities include Work Experience, First Aid, Indigenous games, Art, Yoga and Music to support holistic learning. Facilities include Biology, Chemistry and Physics laboratories; senior and junior Computer Labs; a Mathematics Laboratory and a well-stocked library. Extracurriculars span elocution, debates, recitation, vocal and instrumental music, drama and arts, with inter-house events and musicals. Notable programs include Joy of Giving and a Student Council with about 90 active prefects.

Application and admission fees

- New admissions pay an admission fee of KWD 20 payable with the first term fees.

Tuition fees — amounts per term and annual total by year group

- LKG & UKG: Term 1 (Apr–Jun) KWD 110; Term 2 (Sep–Nov) KWD 115; Term 3 (Dec–Mar) KWD 115; Annual total KWD 340.

- Standards I–IV: Term 1 KWD 122; Term 2 KWD 125; Term 3 KWD 130; Annual total KWD 377.

- Standards V–VIII: Term 1 KWD 140; Term 2 KWD 145; Term 3 KWD 150; Annual total KWD 435.

- Standards IX–XII: Term 1 KWD 160; Term 2 KWD 163; Term 3 KWD 165; Annual total KWD 488.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition and other recurring fees are billed termly and payable in three installments: Term I due on or before 15 April; Term II due on or before 15 September; Term III due on or before 15 December. Parents must notify the Principal if timely payment cannot be made.

- The school charges the full term fee if a student leaves during a term; fees once paid are non-refundable.

- Parents should present the student's ID card at the fee counter when making payments.

Boarding fees

- The school does not operate boarding/ residential provision; therefore no boarding fees apply.

Transport (bus) fees — per-term and annual totals by route

- Abbasiya / Abbasiya-Ishbiliya: Term 1 KWD 30; Term 2 KWD 30; Term 3 KWD 35; Annual total KWD 95.

- Riggae: Term 1 KWD 40; Term 2 KWD 40; Term 3 KWD 40; Annual total KWD 120.

- Farwaniya / Khaitan: Term 1 KWD 40; Term 2 KWD 40; Term 3 KWD 40; Annual total KWD 120.

- Salmiya: Term 1 KWD 50; Term 2 KWD 50; Term 3 KWD 50; Annual total KWD 150.

- Abu Halifa / Mangaf / Fahaheel: Term 1 KWD 55; Term 2 KWD 55; Term 3 KWD 55; Annual total KWD 165.

Other mandatory items and additional fees

- Uniform: The prescribed summer and winter uniforms are mandatory for all students (summer: specified shirts/pinafore, ties, shoes and socks; winter: navy blue blazers). Parents are responsible for purchasing the prescribed uniform items.

- Books and stationery: A list of required books is published for each class; parents are responsible for purchasing books and stationery in addition to tuition and transport fees.

- Any other school charges (for example, activity or exam fees, special classes, or one-off charges) are handled separately and are billed as required.

Refunds and withdrawal

- Fees once paid are not refundable. If a student leaves during a term, the full term fee will be charged regardless of the number of days attended. Transfer Certificates are issued only after all dues are cleared.

Fee payment options and how to pay

- Online payment: Fees can be paid via the school's online fee payment portal.

- In-person payment: Fees may also be paid at the school fee counter; parents are required to present the student's ID card when paying in person.

- Specific accepted payment instruments (for example, which card types or bank transfer details) are handled through the school's fee-payment channels and the online payment portal.

Uniform Requirement

The school uses a prescribed uniform for all students. In summer, boys wear navy blue trousers (low waist pants not permitted), white full-sleeved monogrammed shirt, navy blue tie, and black shoes with straps (up to Class 6) or laces (Class 7 and upwards); girls wear a navy blue monogrammed pinafore, white full-sleeved blouse, navy blue tie, black shoes, white calf-length socks, and hair ribbons or bands. In winter, navy blue blazers must be worn by both boys and girls.

House System

The school has a House System to foster team spirit and corporate life. The four houses are Blue, Green, Yellow, and Red, named after the primary colours of the spectrum, each with mottos Peace, Hope, Charity, and Joy. Students from Std 5 to 12 are assigned to a house, and house captains and vice captains coordinate the affairs of each house. Inter-house competitions award points to houses.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a Sponsor and a Chairperson, with a management team led by the Principal and Vice Principals. UIS is recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education and affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The UIS Way records students' achievements and skills in cognitive, physical, emotional, social, and aesthetic development on a continuous basis. It includes regular activities such as Work Experience, First Aid, Indigenous games, Art, Yoga, and Music. It fosters personal and social skills, interests and attitudes, enabling appreciation of the learner's holistic development. It supports diagnosis of learning difficulties and timely remediation. It provides a holistic picture of the learner.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The medium of instruction is English with Hindi as the second language. From Class 9, French is offered in place of Hindi. Arabic is taught from Class 1.

Mental Wellbeing

Yoga and First Aid are part of the regular timetable to support student wellbeing and holistic development; the curriculum emphasizes personal and social skills alongside academic learning.

Admissions

Admissions are processed online through Online Students Registration. After pre-registration, a pre-registration number is generated. The admission file can be obtained from the school office. Submit the admission file with all required documents and await further guidance. Admissions are granted strictly on merit. Criteria: Lower Kindergarten requires completion of 3 years by 15 March (siblings have first-preference for LKG); UKG requires completion of 4 years by 15 March; Class 1 requires completion of 5 years by 15 March; admissions to all classes depend on seat availability; for UKG and above, admission is based on an entrance test; students coming from other schools must submit a Transfer Certificate. Fee Structure: tuition is paid in three installments (Term I by 15 April; Term II by 15 September; Term III by 15 December). New admissions pay an admission fee of KD 20 along with the first term fees. Promotions: promotion is based on performance in tests and examinations; if a student misses a test/exam on genuine grounds, a decision for promotion may be made at the time of promotion; a student who fails to appear in the annual examination will not be promoted; a student who fails twice in the same class will have to discontinue schooling; the school's decision on promotion and detention is final. Withdrawal: for withdrawal in April, a Transfer Certificate application must be submitted by 15 January; a Transfer Certificate for India should be countersigned by the Indian Embassy; the Transfer Certificate will be issued only after declaration of results; for withdrawal at other times, the application should be submitted to the Principal at least a fortnight prior to leaving; the Transfer Certificate will be issued only after all dues are paid and any borrowed school property is returned.

Scholarships

CBSE Single Girl Child Scholarship; NTSE; KVPY; The National Merit Scholarship Scheme.

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