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Al Amal Indian School

Kuwait, Salmiya

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The school at a glance
Fees KWD 340 - 488
Ages Not listed
Opened 1993
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, French, Arabic
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Al Amal Indian School is a CBSE-affiliated institution in Salmiya, Kuwait, governed by Sanskar Bharti Trust. Founded in 1993, it opened on 4 April 2006 and is located on Al Khansa Street, Salmiya 22062. It offers the CBSE curriculum under Affiliation No. 5930010, valid from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2028. The campus spans 2,679 square metres and houses 95 classrooms, each 20 by 18 metres, plus six laboratories including computer labs, each 35 by 20 metres. Internet access is available, with 20 girls and 20 boys toilets. Academic assessment follows CBSE's two-term structure for Classes IX–XII, supplemented by periodic tests, notebook submissions and enrichment activities such as role play, group discussions, quizzes, posters and projects. Extracurriculars include clubs across Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, and Social and Hobbies, plus sports and musical ventures. Parental involvement is encouraged, and the environment is safe and nurturing for student growth.

AL AMAL INDIAN SCHOOL, Al Khansa Street, P.O. Box 5213, Salmiya 22062, Kuwait

The Essentials

Location
The school is located in Salmiya, Kuwait. A Kuwait phone number is +965 25712971. The email address is amal_ind@hotmail.com.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
CBSE affiliation: Affiliation No. 5930010. Name of Trust/Society/Managing Committee: sanskar bharti trust. The School Management Committee (SMC) operates under CBSE affiliation and includes: Chairman – Mr. Amir Abdulhameed Hasan Al-Sayegh; Manager – Mr. Adel Mohamed Awadin; Secretary – Mr. Arul Dharmaraj Thomas; Teacher Representatives – Mrs. Madhurima Ayikkara; Mrs. Kiran Panwar; Parents Representatives – Dr. Nagat Mohamed Elsayed; Mrs. Nourah Mohamed Mahmoud; Member – Mrs. Mariyam Abdul Ghany.
Fees

Annual tuition at Al Amal Indian School ranges from KWD 340 to KWD 488 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fees

- No separate one-time application or admission fee is shown in the school's published fee schedule and related mandatory disclosure documents.

Tuition fees (annual and instalments) — by year group

- LKG: Annual KD 340. Instalments — April: KD 120; September: KD 115; December: KD 105.

- UKG: Annual KD 340. Instalments — April: KD 120; September: KD 115; December: KD 105.

- Standard 1–4: Annual KD 378. Instalments — April: KD 130; September: KD 125; December: KD 123.

- Standard 5–8: Annual KD 435. Instalments — April: KD 150; September: KD 145; December: KD 140.

- Standard 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual KD 488. Instalments — April: KD 168; September: KD 165; December: KD 155. (Note: some older schedules show a different instalment timing for Class XI in specific years.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is published as a single annual amount and is payable in three instalments due in April (1st instalment), September (2nd instalment) and December (3rd instalment). Instalment amounts are fixed by year group as listed above.

- The school's mandatory disclosure lists the fee structure as an official policy document used for billing. Instalments noted above are the recurring billing schedule used by the school.

Boarding / hostel fees

- No boarding or hostel facility is listed for Al Amal Indian School in the school's public disclosures; boarding fees are not applicable.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Transport (school bus) — previous published schedules show separate annual transport charges that vary by residential area. Example charges from earlier published schedules (annual amounts) include: Inside Salmiya (blocks 1–9) — LKG/UKG KD 255; other students KD 240. Other zones (Salmiya block 10–12, Khaitan/Farwaniya/Omariya/etc., and outer areas) have higher annual transport charges (examples in earlier schedules range KD 270–310 depending on area and class). Transport charges are billed as annual amounts with instalment options mirroring the tuition instalment schedule in earlier published documents.

- Textbooks, uniforms, examination or activity-specific fees are not itemised in the school's primary fee card. Any charges for uniforms, books, laboratory/use fees, or special activity fees are handled separately by the school and are not shown as named line items in the published tuition card.

Refunds and withdrawal

- A public refund policy or explicit refund/withdrawal terms are not included in the published fee card or mandatory disclosure documents. Refunds, if available, are handled under the school's internal finance and admissions policies.

Fee payment options

- The school accepts online fee payments through the national Sanad school-fees payment platform for Al Amal Indian School (parents can use the school's Sanad payment page to settle tuition and instalments). Sanad also offers financing options for participating schools.

- The school operates a fee counter / finance office for direct payment and receipts; instalments and payment receipts are issued in accordance with the published instalment schedule. Specific accepted instruments (cash, cheque, bank transfer or specific card networks) are managed through the school's payment service channels and Sanad's payment flow.

Summary (what parents should plan for)

- Budget the published annual tuition for the child's year group (paid in three instalments: April, September, December).

- If bus transport is required, add the annual transport charge appropriate to the residential area; those charges vary by zone and class.

- Expect any uniforms, textbooks, extracurricular activity fees or occasional exam charges to be additional to the tuition and transport figures above.
Academics

Al Amal Indian School teaches CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum
CBSE-affiliated (Affiliation No. 5930010).

Student Teacher Ratio
2.06

Exam Results
Class XII (board results): 2025-2026: 43 registered, 35 passed, 81.39%; 2024-2025: 31 registered, 29 passed, 93.54%; 2023-2024: 40 registered, 36 passed, 90%; 2022-2023: 34 registered, 31 passed, 91%. Class X (board results): 2025-2026: 51 registered, 45 passed, 88.23%; 2024-2025: 52 registered, 44 passed, 84.61%; 2023-2024: 55 registered, 48 passed, 87.2%; 2022-2023: 36 registered, 32 passed, 88.8%.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has a counsellor and a wellness teacher.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school has a dedicated special educator.

Mental Wellbeing
The school has a counsellor and a wellness teacher who support mental wellbeing.
Parent Experience

History
The school was founded in 1993. It first opened on 04 April 2006. It is located in Salmiya, Kuwait, on Al Khansa Street, PO Box 5213, Salmiya 22062. It is governed by Sanskar Bharti Trust and is CBSE-affiliated, with affiliation number 5930010 and an affiliation period from 01 April 2023 to 31 March 2028.

Community
The school community includes a Parents Teachers Association (PTA). The PTA has six members. The members are Mr. Arul Dharamaraj Thomas; Mrs. Madhurima Ayikkara; Mrs. Kiran Panwar; Mrs. Vijayalekshmy Biji Balan; Dr. Ahmed Abdul Nabil; Dr. Nagat Mohamed Elsayed.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
PTA Members: Mr. Arul Dharamaraj Thomas; Mrs. Madhurima Ayikkara; Mrs. Kiran Panwar; Mrs. Vijayalekshmy Biji Balan; Dr. Ahmed Abdul Nabil; Dr. Nagat Mohamed Elsayed.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Total campus area is 2,679 square meters. There are 95 classrooms, each measuring 20 by 18 square meters. The school has six laboratories including computer labs, each measuring 35 by 20 square meters. Internet facility is available. There are 20 girls toilets and 20 boys toilets.

Academic Facilities
95 classrooms are available for instructional use, each 20 by 18 square meters. Six laboratories including computer labs are on campus, each 35 by 20 square meters. Internet facility is available to support teaching and learning. The campus covers 2,679 square meters.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school offers many clubs, activities, sports and a wide variety of musical ventures for students to participate in. Students can explore their interests and investigate new ideas through these programs. The extracurricular offerings broaden each year to engage every student. The learning environment is safe and nurturing, supporting student growth. Parental involvement is strongly encouraged and valued as part of the education process.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
CBSE-based assessment uses a two-term structure (Term I and Term II) with final exams for Classes IX–XII. Internal assessments include periodic tests, notebook submission, and enrichment activities, with Role Play, Group Discussion, Quiz, Concept Maps, Poster, Recitation, and Art integrated activities used within the process. Student enrichment activities include practical work, projects, and speaking/listening tasks, and internal marks contribute to final results. In 2025-2026, Class XII had 43 registered and 35 passed (81.39%), while Class X had 51 registered and 45 passed (88.23%).

Arts & Creative
Art integrated activities are used in classroom assessments, including posters and recitation. Role Play, Group Discussion, Quiz, Concept Maps, and Presentations support creativity in learning. Student enrichment activities include practical work, projects, and speaking/listening tasks.

Social & Hobbies
Kuwait Sports and Games and Kuwait Sports (Private) programs provide opportunities for sports and games in the student experience. Co-curricular activities include role play, group discussions, quizzes, posters, recitation, and other art-integrated tasks as part of assessments. CCA participation is counted in the internal assessment portion of the final grade.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school participates in Kuwait Sports and Games through the Kuwait Chapter Sports and Games and Kuwait Sports (Private). Sports and physical activities are part of enrichment programs. Participation in co-curricular activities and sports is recognized as part of student development.
Admissions

Scholarships
The school offers a Scholarship for Pursuit of Excellence.
School Events
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