Compare International Schools in Ahmadi, Kuwait

Fahaheel Al-Watanieh Indian Private School – FAIPS

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees KWD 446 - 1,700

Pupils 6500

Type Co-educational

Fahaheel Al-Watanieh Indian Private School (FAIPS) is a co-educational private school in Ahmadi, Kuwait, located at Block 4, 49 South Street. It operates under India's Delhi Public School Society and serves English-medium education from Nursery to Class XII. The school follows the CBSE curriculum for its senior years and also offers Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge Secondary, Cambridge AS and A Levels, with O'Level (IGCSE) available at Class IX for two years. FAIPS combines a CBSE affiliate framework with Cambridge options, enabling a broad pathway for students seeking national and international qualifications. The campus features garden and play areas, a Music Performing Arts Centre, a library, art rooms, laboratories, an auditorium, and 111 classrooms across senior and junior sections. The institution has a long association with the DPS Society and celebrated its silver jubilee in 2019-2020. Inside, students participate in inter-house science and maths quizzes, FMUN, and language and cultural activities globally.

Location

FAIPS is located at Block 9, 49 South Street, Ahmadi, Kuwait. The postal address is P.O. Box 9951, Ahmadi 61010, Kuwait.

Stages

Nursery to Class XII

Type

Co-educational private school

Additional learning support

Special educator: Kavita Sarvesh, MA Psychology. Counselling and wellness staff: Mrs. Fatima Binth Ahmmed, M.Sc Psychology; Mrs. Sara Sony Idiculla, MSW; Mrs. Yamini Vaibhavi Bhosale, MSW

Country affiliation

India (Delhi Public School Society, India)

School day structure

Sunday through Thursday, 7:30 AM to 1:30 PM

Application / Registration Fees
- Online registration charge: KD 25 (non-refundable).

Tuition fees by year group (annual and instalments)
- LKG: Yearly KD 446 — Instalments: 1st KD 150, 2nd KD 150, 3rd KD 146.
- UKG: Yearly KD 446 — Instalments: 1st KD 150, 2nd KD 150, 3rd KD 146.
- Classes I–IV: Yearly KD 557 — Instalments: 1st KD 186, 2nd KD 186, 3rd KD 185.
- Classes V–VIII: Yearly KD 668 — Instalments: 1st KD 223, 2nd KD 223, 3rd KD 222.
- Classes IX–XII: Yearly KD 891 — Instalments: 1st KD 300, 2nd KD 300, 3rd KD 291.
- Cambridge (V–VIII): Yearly KD 1,400 — Instalments: 1st KD 470, 2nd KD 470, 3rd KD 460.
- IGCSE I–II: Yearly KD 1,600 — Instalments: 1st KD 540, 2nd KD 540, 3rd KD 520.
- IGCSE III: Yearly KD 1,600 — Instalments: 1st KD 800, 2nd KD 800.
- AS level: Yearly KD 1,700 — Instalments: 1st KD 850, 2nd KD 850.
- A level: Yearly KD 1,700 — Instalments: 1st KD 850, 2nd KD 850.
(Fees shown are expressed in Kuwaiti Dinar — KD.)

Transport fees (per year and instalments; zones defined)
- Zone definitions: Zone 1 — Fahaheel, Mangaf, Abu-Halifa, Mahboula and Fintas. Zone 2 — Salmiya, Salwa, Hawally, Maidan Hawally, Farwaniya, Abbassiya and Riggae.
- For IGCSE III, AS & A Level (two-instalment schedule):
- Zone 1: Yearly KD 220 — Instalments: 1st KD 88, 2nd KD 132.
- Zone 2: Yearly KD 265 — Instalments: 1st KD 110, 2nd KD 155.
- For all other classes (three-instalment schedule):
- Zone 1: Yearly KD 220 — Instalments: 1st KD 66, 2nd KD 88, 3rd KD 66.
- Zone 2: Yearly KD 265 — Instalments: 1st KD 80, 2nd KD 105, 3rd KD 80.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition and transport are charged on an annual basis and are payable together. For convenience, payment is allowed in instalments.
- Standard instalment dates (three-instalment schedule): 1st instalment on or before 10 April; 2nd instalment on or before 10 September; 3rd instalment on or before 10 December. For IGCSE III, AS and A Level the instalment schedule is different: 1st instalment on or before 10 September; 2nd instalment on or before 10 December. Non-payment or late payment can lead to denial of admission to class or denial of travel on the school bus; written approval from the Principal is required for late payment and must be requested at least 20 days before the due date.
- At the time of admission (before the start of the academic year), the first instalment of school fee must be paid; this first instalment is non-refundable. Students admitted between instalment dates must pay the instalment relevant to the admission timing (e.g., students admitted between first and second instalments pay the first instalment; admitted between second and third instalments pay the second instalment).

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable. The school's published facilities and fee material describe day-school infrastructure and transport only; no boarding/hostel fees are listed or charged.

Other costs and mandatory purchases
- Uniform: School uniform and PE uniform are mandatory and must be purchased from the school uniform shop. Monograms are supplied by the school.
- Books and stationery: Textbooks and stationery must be purchased from the school bookshop.
- No refund will be issued for books or uniforms once purchased. Additional occasional charges for events, trips or special programmes may apply but are not listed as recurring tuition items.

Refund information and transfer/withdrawal terms
- A parent who completes admission formalities and submits a withdrawal application within one week of the commencement of classes is entitled to a refund of the paid tuition fee less KD 50.
- Refund of any instalment paid in advance is permitted only if the parent submits the Transfer Certificate application in the prescribed form at least 10 days prior to the due date of the instalment for which a refund is sought; otherwise the instalment remains payable. If a Transfer Certificate application is submitted after a due date, the instalments due up to that date must be paid before the TC is issued. No refunds are provided for uniforms or books. No certificates are issued while dues remain outstanding.

Fee payment options and accounts contact
- An online payment facility is available via the school's online payment portal (Pay Online / FAIPSONLINE). For payments or account queries, the school's accounts/finance contacts are available (accounts department / accountant email). Parents are instructed to contact the accounts department for cancellations or special billing requests.

Notes for budgeting
- All fee figures above are quoted in Kuwaiti Dinar (KD). Tuition and transport are annual charges; the instalment amounts shown are the permitted split of each annual charge. Uniforms, textbooks and stationery are additional one-off purchases and are non-refundable once bought. Refunds on tuition are limited and governed by the transfer/withdrawal rules shown above.

Uniform Requirement

FAIPS has a compulsory school uniform. A PE uniform must be purchased at the school uniform shop. Summer uniforms include cream shirts with LKG–V in bottle-green shorts and VI–XII in bottle-green trousers, belts, ties, black leather shoes with laces, and white socks;Girls wear cream dresses or skirts with green/red fabric variants for different classes. Winter uniforms include a single-breasted blazer from class V onward, cream-colored shirts, bottle-green jersey, and monograms supplied by the school; white canvas shoes are required for PT. It is mandatory to purchase uniforms, books and stationery from the FAIPS bookshop.

Food Options

The school has a separate lunch area on campus.

Governance and Ownership

FAIPS is part of the Delhi Public School Society (DPS) and is one of Al Rayan Holding Co. Schools. The school is governed by FAIPS Managing Committee, with representatives of the Delhi Public School Society.

Admissions

1. The school is open to all who have, or wish to have, a world-wide perspective on life. We welcome all nationalities and cultures. In the early years children are admitted on the basis of a brief discussion, while older children must demonstrate academic aptitude and evidence of good behavior. Parents are a vital part of the admission procedure. 2. Registration requires a filled form with one passport-size photograph attached. The form and other required documents should be submitted to the school at the time of observation, written test, or interview. Candidates should ensure all documents are complete before this step proceeds. Registration is a prerequisite for admission. 3. Admission to classes beyond LKG and UKG requires a Transfer Certificate from the last attended school if the student has not previously attended a recognized school. The Transfer Certificate must be in original form. Without the transfer certificate, admission cannot be granted. This ensures the student's prior schooling is properly documented. 4. Admission requires a written performance test and interview. No candidate is admitted without these. For LKG/UKG, admission is granted on the basis of observation and interview with both parents. For all other classes (Class 1 onwards), a formal written test is conducted in English, Mathematics and Science. 5. Age Criteria: The basis of admission applies to LKG and UKG. The age is based on the birth certificate issued by the registrar of births or municipal authority. Minimum age on 15th March is 3 years for LKG and 4 years for UKG. 6. Admission Formalities: Admission to Class XI is based on outstanding performance in Class X board examinations, together with a written entrance test and interview conducted in January or April. Registration forms are issued for those admission cycles. The following documents are required: four passport-size photographs; copies of the student and parents' passports and Civil IDs; original Birth Certificate; Migration Certificate for XI/XII and CBSE Registration Card for X; Medical Certificate; and Transfer Certificate in original. No admission is complete until all documents are submitted and verified. Name and birth date must match the birth certificate or transfer certificate. For Class IX and X, evidence of passing Class VIII in the third language and some craft work may be required. Uniform, books and stationery must be purchased from the school bookshop. The Management reserves the right to amend rules.

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Pakistan Academy School

Fees KWD 366 - 1,435

Pakistan Academy School in Kuwait offers the Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS Levels within the British curriculum, delivering a unified program across Middle and High School. The Middle School (Grades 5–8) features a rigorous, balanced program taught by teachers from around the world, supporting intellectual, emotional, and academic growth in a world-class learning environment. Students participate in athletic and academic extracurricular activities after school, guided by a four-house system that organises sports and events. The High School (Grades 9–12) provides a Foundation Year (Grade 9) to build core knowledge and explore future career paths while broadening interests. Assessments emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, evaluation, and innovation; graduates progress to universities worldwide. The school fosters cultural diversity, Islamic values, and respect for others. A Pastoral Care framework includes a nurse, health checks, and a social worker. Leadership is shared by a multinational administration, and parental involvement through conferences supports learner well-being.

Application and admission fees
- Entrance/testing fee: KD 5 (payable at the time of the entrance test).

Tuition fees (annual and per-term by year group)
- LKG / UKG: Annual tuition KD 366 — three equal term instalments of KD 122 / KD 122 / KD 122. Installment dates shown: 01/04/2025, 01/10/2025, 01/01/2026.
- Grades 1–5: Annual tuition KD 398 — term instalments KD 133 / KD 133 / KD 132. Installment dates: 01/04/2025, 01/10/2025, 01/01/2026.
- Grades 6–8: Annual tuition KD 456 — three term instalments of KD 152 / KD 152 / KD 152. Installment dates: 01/04/2025, 01/10/2025, 01/01/2026.
- IGCSE (Grades 9–11): Annual tuition KD 1,330 — term instalments KD 500 / KD 500 / KD 330. Installment dates: 01/04/2025, 01/10/2025, 01/01/2026.
- AS-Level (Grade 12): Annual tuition KD 1,435 — term instalments KD 500 / KD 500 / KD 435. Installment dates: 01/04/2025, 01/10/2025, 01/01/2026.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed on a three-instalment schedule with the instalment dates shown above (1 April, 1 October and 1 January for the 2025–2026 session). The instalments above are the per-term amounts that sum to the annual tuition for each grade band.
- Methods of payment accepted by the school: cash or KNET at the school Accounts Office. Payments are to be made to the Accounts Office.

Boarding fees
- Not applicable. No boarding or residential accommodation fees are listed for the school; transport is provided as a day-school service.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, transport, documents, etc.)
- Entrance/admission documentation and items required at registration include: 6 passport-size photographs (4 cm x 6 cm), original and copy of birth certificate, civil ID and passport/residency copies (as applicable). A KD 5 testing fee is part of the admission requirements.
- Transport: school bus service is provided (morning pick-up and afternoon drop-off; KG times listed separately). Specific bus-fee amounts are not shown in the tuition schedule PDF.
- Uniforms, textbooks, stationery or other recurring non-tuition charges are not itemised in the published tuition schedule PDF; parents should expect standard costs for uniforms and learning materials as part of enrolment logistics.

Refund information
- No separate refund schedule or explicit fee-refund terms are itemised in the published tuition schedule and admission procedure documents for the session shown. Refunds or cancellations are handled according to the school's internal accounts and admissions procedures; parents should pay attention to the Accounts Office instructions at registration.

Fee payment options and practical notes
- Accepted payment methods: cash or KNET at the school Accounts Office. Payments should be made on or before the instalment due dates. The Accounts Office contact details are published with the school contact information.

Session referenced
- The tuition instalment schedule and amounts above are published for the 2025–2026 session and show the three-instalment calendar used by the school for that session. The school presents the instalment calendar as fixed dates for the session.

Uniform Requirement

House color T-shirts are worn on every sports day. The school is organized into four houses for sports and ECAs.

House System

The school has four houses: Fahaheel (Red), Ahmadi (Blue), Mangaf (Orange), Egila (Green). Students participate in house-based sports and ECAs and wear their house color T-shirts on sports days.

Governance and Ownership

Independent school.

Curriculum

Middle School consists of Grades 5–8 and provides a rigorous and balanced program. The Middle School is taught by teachers from around the world who are experts in their subject areas. The school supports intellectual, emotional, and academic growth in a world-class learning environment and offers athletic and academic extracurricular activities after school. High School encompasses Grades 9–12. The High School Foundation (Grade 9) offers courses to build a foundation in core subjects and to focus on future career paths while allowing exploration of other interests. Academic work emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, evaluation, and innovation. Upon graduation, students enter many of the world's most respected universities.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates enter many of the world's most respected and top-rated universities.

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American School of Ahmadi

Instructs in English, Arabic

Ages 2 - 11 years

Fees KWD 1,800 - 3,000

Pupils 400

Type Co-educational

American School of Ahmadi in Kuwait is a private, independent, co‑educational day school that opened in 2018. It serves PreK through Grade 6, with plans to extend to Grade 7 in September 2026. The school uses English as the primary language of instruction, and all students study Arabic or Arabic as a foreign language. The English and Mathematics curriculum follows the US Common Core Standards, while Science aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards, and Art follows US National Arts Standards. The Kuwait Ministry of Education curriculum for Arabic, Islam and Quran is taught in Kindergarten and Elementary. ICT is integrated across all subjects. The school offers a broad extracurricular program and specialist lessons in Arabic, Islam, Quran, Art, PE, and Music. Founding international teachers bring diverse backgrounds and experience in the American curriculum. ASA plans to expand enrollment through Grade 7 in 2026. Sharing a global, student-centered learning experience.

Location

Street 32, Block 4, South Ahmadi, Kuwait. The school is located in the Ahmadi district of Kuwait. The school is a private, independent, co-educational day school.

Stages

Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 2 initially, with expansion to Grade 5 planned for September 2019.

Type

private, independent, co-educational day school.

Country affiliation

United States

Application & enrollment deposit

- A non‑refundable tuition deposit of KWD 100 is required upon enrollment to reserve a student's place.

Tuition fees (Academic year 2026/2027) — annual and installment breakdown

- KGs
- KG1 — Annual tuition: KWD 1,800. Installments: First KWD 720 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 540 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 540 (due Feb 1).
- KG2 — Annual tuition: KWD 1,800. Installments: First KWD 720 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 540 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 540 (due Feb 1).
- Primary
- Grade 1 — Annual tuition: KWD 2,500. Installments: First KWD 1,000 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 750 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 750 (due Feb 1).
- Grade 2 — Annual tuition: KWD 2,650. Installments: First KWD 1,060 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 795 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 795 (due Feb 1).
- Grade 3 — Annual tuition: KWD 2,700. Installments: First KWD 1,080 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 810 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 810 (due Feb 1).
- Grade 4 — Annual tuition: KWD 2,700. Installments: First KWD 1,080 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 810 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 810 (due Feb 1).
- Grade 5 — Annual tuition: KWD 2,700. Installments: First KWD 1,080 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 810 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 810 (due Feb 1).
- Middle
- Grade 6 — Annual tuition: KWD 3,000. Installments: First KWD 1,200 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 900 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 900 (due Feb 1).
- Grade 7 — Annual tuition: KWD 3,000. Installments: First KWD 1,200 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 900 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 900 (due Feb 1).
- Grade 8 — Annual tuition: KWD 3,000. Installments: First KWD 1,200 (due Sept 1); Second KWD 900 (due Dec 1); Third KWD 900 (due Feb 1).

(Annual and installment figures are presented as listed for the 2026/2027 academic year.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard billing/installment due dates: First installment due September 1; Second installment due December 1; Third installment due February 1.
- Mid‑year entry: a student who enrolls in the second semester is required to pay 65% of the annual tuition.
- Withdrawal and refund rules: the KWD 100 enrollment deposit is non‑refundable. A student who withdraws during the first semester remains liable for the full tuition due for that semester; a student who withdraws during the second semester is liable for the full year's tuition.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable: the school operates as a private co‑educational day school (no boarding provision).

Other costs and optional charges

- Transportation (school bus): cost depends on the pickup area and is charged separately; transportation fees are payable in two installments (one for Semester 1 and one for Semester 2).
- Other typical school‑related costs that parents should budget for include uniforms, textbooks and workbooks, external examination fees, school meals/canteen charges and extracurricular activity fees. Specific amounts for these items are not listed within the published tuition schedule and are charged in addition to the tuition and transportation fees.

Refund information (summary)

- The enrollment/tuition deposit of KWD 100 is non‑refundable. Withdrawal penalties: withdrawing during the first semester requires payment of the full semester tuition; withdrawing during the second semester requires payment of the full year's tuition. These terms govern refunds and liability for tuition after enrollment.

Fee payment options and how to arrange payment

- Payment method details are handled by the school's admissions and finance office; for payment arrangements or to confirm accepted payment methods (bank transfer, in‑person payment, credit/debit card, etc.), contact the school's admissions/finance office using the published school contact details.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Pastoral support is provided by homeroom teachers; Health & Values are included in the curriculum; ASA fosters a warm, caring environment where each student is known, supported, and valued.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the primary language of instruction; Arabic is studied as a language (Arabic or Arabic as a Foreign Language).

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral support through homeroom teachers and Health & Values education contribute to student wellbeing; ASA emphasizes a caring environment where students feel supported.

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Modern American Bilingual School

Instructs in English, Arabic

Modern American Bilingual School in Mangaf, Kuwait, offers an American curriculum aligned to the Common Core State Standards, with Arabic and Islamic studies following the Ministry of Education guidelines. In early grades, instruction is bilingual in English and Arabic, supporting seamless language development for multilingual learners. Core subjects and electives such as Art, Information Technology, and Physical Education are taught in a homeroom environment to foster consistency and collaboration. The campus features a purposefully arranged learning environment, including three swimming pools, an Indoor Soccer Field, an Indoor MMA Gym, a Creative Art Center, a library, and dedicated Science and Technology Labs. Spacious classrooms and an extra-large auditorium support inquiry-based projects, performances, and assemblies. A range of extracurriculars—Reading, Arts and Crafts, and Arabic among them—complement academics, with facilities enabling sports, arts, and cultural activities after school. The school emphasizes hands-on inquiry, wellness, and community through its physical education and arts offerings.

Application / Registration Fees

- A non‑refundable registration fee of KD 100 is required when an applicant is accepted; this fee must be paid in person at the Registration Department during enrollment.
- A re‑enrollment fee of KD 100 is required when completing re‑enrollment to secure a place for the next school year.

Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish a public schedule of tuition amounts by year group, per term, or per academic year for 2026/27 or for 2025/26. Specific tuition amounts by grade and term are not available in the school's publicly posted admissions and registration materials.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Parents must complete re‑enrollment within announced re‑enrollment dates and pay the re‑enrollment fee to secure a place. Accepted applicants are required to visit the Registration Department and pay the non‑refundable registration fee at the time of enrollment. Beyond these items, a published billing schedule (term dates tied to fee instalments, due dates, or penalty terms) is not publicly posted.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The school's published facilities list describes day‑school facilities (indoor sports, pools, labs, library, auditorium etc.) and does not list boarding accommodation. No boarding fee schedule is published because boarding is not provided.

Other costs and fees

- A number of ancillary costs commonly charged by schools—such as uniforms, textbooks and workbook packages, transport (bus) fees, external exam fees, extracurricular activity fees, and special‑program or materials charges—are not itemised with amounts in the school's publicly available admissions and registration materials. When charged, these items are handled as separate line items outside the base tuition, but specific amounts are not published.

Refund information

- The registration fee is explicitly stated as non‑refundable. No separate, itemised public refund policy for tuition, deposits, re‑enrollment fees, or other charges is published in the school's publicly available registration materials.

Fee payment options

- An online payment facility is provided for parents to pay fees through the school's online payment portal. Additionally, parents are required to visit the Registration Department in person to complete registration and to pay the registration fee; this indicates in‑person payment handling is accepted for registration/re‑enrollment. No detailed public list of accepted card brands, bank transfer instructions, or third‑party payment processors is posted in the school's public admissions pages.

Brief summary of available vs. missing published information

- Available and confirmed: the non‑refundable KD 100 registration fee at acceptance and the KD 100 re‑enrollment fee; existence of an online payment portal; the school's facilities (no boarding listed).
- Not published / not available in the school's public admissions and registration material: numeric tuition amounts by year group or term for 2026/27 (or 2025/26), an itemised billing schedule with instalment dates and penalty terms, a published tuition refund policy, and itemised prices for uniforms, transport, textbooks, exam fees, or extracurricular programmes.

Admissions

1) Admission assessment: All prospective students take an assessment. The standardized test scores determine if the child has achieved an average or above-average standard in each subject. It is important to ensure that the educational program can serve the applicant's educational needs. After considering all aspects of the admissions process, the admissions team makes a final decision.
2) Registration and acceptance steps: If accepted, parents visit the Registration Department to pay a non-refundable registration fee of KD 100 and provide a good conduct certificate from the previous school (if applicable).
3) Required documents: All applicants must submit the documents and complete the procedure set by the school; Kuwaiti students provide a set of items (2 recent photos, birth certificate and vaccination card, copies of civil IDs, father's nationality certificate, transcripts for the last four years, a certificate of good conduct, custody and/or death certificates if applicable, and proof of father's presence for registration); non-Kuwaiti students provide a set of items (2 recent photos, birth certificate and vaccination card, copies of civil IDs, copies of passports including residency page, transcripts for the last four years, a certificate of good conduct, custody and/or death certificates if applicable, and proof of father's presence for registration).
4) Additional required certificates: All accepted applicants must submit a Clearance Certificate from the previous school, a Transfer Certificate from the previous school, and a complete health file from the Kuwait Ministry of Health.
5) Registration authority and custody: Registration must be conducted by the father unless there is a divorce or death case; custody documents may be required in these situations.
6) Re-enrollment: When re-enrollment dates are announced, parents must visit the Registration Department to complete the re-enrollment form and pay a KD 100 re-enrollment fee to secure a spot for the upcoming year. If parents do not re-enroll, they must complete the required procedure.
7) Attendance window for new students: Accepted applicants must attend school within the first four days of the official start of the school year; if the student is absent for the fifth day without notifying the school, the student will be de-registered and the spot may be offered to someone else.
8) Changes to emergency contacts: If there are changes in emergency contacts, home address, or phone numbers, parents must notify the Registration Department.
9) Tuition changes: Tuition fees can be increased according to Ministry of Private Education decisions.

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