Al-Nibras International Bilingual School

Kuwait, Jleeb Al-shuyoukh

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees KWD 1,352 - 5,650

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 525

Type Co-educational

Opened 2009

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, Arabic

Typical class size 24

Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School

Introduction

Al-Nibras International Bilingual School in Kuwait offers KG-12 education licensed by the Kuwait Ministry of Education. Established in 2009, it holds Cognia accreditation with a distinction award in 2022 for six years. The school follows a dual curriculum: Arabic language, Arabic Social Studies, Islamic Education, and Holy Qur'an align with Kuwait's National Curriculum, while English language arts, Mathematics, and Social Studies follow the Common Core Standards. Science uses Next Generation Science Standards. Elementary classes use a bilingual approach with integrated English and Arabic across subjects to build proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Facilities include forty-two classrooms, science and computer laboratories, a gym, padel courts, a health clinic, a multisensory room, and shared spaces with NISS. The campus houses libraries, a High Tech Theatre, and spaces for art and music. The school hosts the World Scholar Cup and offers Genius MAP and Robotics, reinforcing global collaboration and STEM learning.

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Al-Nibras Schools, Block 4, Street 200, Jeleeb Al-Shuyoukh, Farwaniya District, Kuwait

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The Essentials

Location

Al-Nibras Schools, Block 4 Street 200, Jeleeb Al-Shuyoukh, Farwaniya District, Kuwait

Stages

KG–12 (Preschool through Grade 12)

Additional learning support

Learning specialists; speech therapists; occupational therapists; nurses; counselors; social worker; and a physiotherapist; Individualized Educational Plans (IEP) for learners as needed

Country affiliation

Kuwait

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Application / Admission fees

- Admission placement test (new students only): KWD 60.00 (non-refundable).
- Registration fee (one-time, deducted from first installment): KWD 100.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and installment amounts in KWD)

- Pre-K: Annual tuition KWD 1,352. Registration fee KWD 100. Installments: 1st (34% of tuition less registration fee) KWD 360.000; 2nd (33%) KWD 446.000; 3rd (33%) KWD 446.000.

- KG: Annual tuition KWD 2,165. Registration fee KWD 100. Installments: 1st KWD 637.000; 2nd KWD 714.000; 3rd KWD 714.000.

- Grade 1–5: Annual tuition KWD 3,289. Registration fee KWD 100. Installments: 1st KWD 1,019.000; 2nd KWD 1,085.000; 3rd KWD 1,085.000.

- Grade 6–8: Annual tuition KWD 4,035. Registration fee KWD 100. Installments: 1st KWD 1,273.000; 2nd KWD 1,331.000; 3rd KWD 1,331.000.

- Grade 9–12: Annual tuition KWD 4,282. Registration fee KWD 100. Installments: 1st KWD 1,356.000; 2nd KWD 1,413.000; 3rd KWD 1,413.000.

- LD Students (Learning-difficulty / special-support category): Annual tuition KWD 5,650. Registration fee KWD 100. Installments: 1st KWD 1,822.000; 2nd KWD 1,864.000; 3rd KWD 1,864.000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Installment schedule: First installment (34% of total tuition, less the KWD 100 registration fee) is due before the first day of school. Second installment (33%) is due in the first week of December. Third installment (33%) is due in the first week of March.

- Re-registration / seat reservation: To re-register and reserve a seat for the next academic year, the second installment must be fully paid. A student with outstanding tuition from previous years is not permitted to re-enroll and the seat will be considered void.

- Fee changes: Tuition fees may be increased according to decisions of the Ministry of Education and the General Administration of Private Education.

Sibling discount

- Second and subsequent students receive a 10% discount on tuition (applied to the higher-level sibling where applicable). The sibling discount applies only when installment due dates are observed; late payment cancels the discount. The sibling discount does not apply to students covered by certain employer-funded arrangements unless the employer provides a formal pledge. For each year group the discounted annual tuition and corresponding installment amounts are published and applied accordingly.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not listed as a feeed service for Al-Nibras International Bilingual School; boarding fees are not applicable. The school describes campus and day-school facilities without boarding arrangements.

Other costs and fees

- After-school / extended programs: The KG after-school program (“Kid's Creations”) and other after-school clubs require separate monthly or program payments. These activities are billed separately from tuition.

- Registration and admission-test charges noted above are separate from tuition (admission placement test KWD 60 non-refundable; registration fee KWD 100 is deducted from the first installment).

- The publicly published fee schedule does not itemize costs for uniforms, textbooks, transport/bus service, examination fees (external board exams), meals, or specific extracurricular activity prices. Parents should budget for uniforms, books, transport and optional activities as additional costs not included in the published annual tuition figures.

Refund information

- The admission placement test fee (KWD 60.00) is explicitly non-refundable. No separate, detailed general refund schedule for tuition installments or the registration fee is published in the school's financial policy pages.

Fee payment options

- Specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, online payment gateway, cash, etc.) are not listed in the published fee and financial-policy pages. Contact details (telephone and email) are provided for payments and financial queries.

Brief summary of unavailable / unlisted fee details

- The publicly published school fee material includes the admission test fee, registration fee, annual tuition amounts, installment amounts and schedule, sibling discount rules, and re-registration requirements. The published material does not list itemized uniform costs, textbook or book-fund charges, transport/bus fares, meal-plan fees, detailed extracurricular pricing, a comprehensive tuition refund schedule, or the specific payment methods accepted. For clarity on those items, the school's financial office is the designated contact.

Academics

Curriculum

Kuwaiti Ministry of Education National Curriculum is used for Arabic language, Arabic Social Studies, Islamic Education, and Holy Qur'an. NIS follows internationally recognized curricula, adopting Common Core State Standards to teach ELA, Mathematics, and Social Studies Education, and Next Generation Science Standards to teach Science. Elementary classes are based on a bilingual approach that enables students to understand and express in both English and Arabic. English and Arabic language instruction is integrated across subjects to develop proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Co-Curricular subjects include Art and Music.

Student Teacher Ratio

6:1

Higher Education Progression

Since 2014, NIS has graduated 194 high school students across ten graduating classes through the 2022-2023 school year. Graduates have enrolled in national and international universities or vocational programs in medicine, engineering, business administration, finance, aviation, dentistry, law, human resources, and other fields.

Gifted and Talented

Genius MAP and STEM (Robotics) programs are offered to support advanced learners.

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Admissions

1) Required documents for admission are submitted to the Admissions Office. Applicants provide all necessary paperwork to initiate the process. Tours of the campus are welcome and arranged through the Admissions Office; provide your child's age to arrange a relevant tour. Opening hours are Sunday–Thursday from 7:30 am to 2:30 pm.

2) Provide all required documents to obtain an admission assessment appointment or interview. The assessment or interview fee is KD 60 (non-refundable). The Admissions Office will manage scheduling and coordinate the appointment.

3) Process with the Admissions Office for registration. Students who meet the criteria and pass the Entrance Assessment/Interview will receive an acceptance notification via phone, email, or mobile message. The notification indicates next steps and timing for registration.

4) To confirm the registration, pay a non-refundable registration fee of KD 100 through the Admissions Office within two days of receiving the acceptance notification.

5) Admission assessment: KG1—Selection is based on a parent interview, school readiness skills, and behavioral observations; students must be toilet-trained; the assessment lasts about one hour and includes cognitive skills using manipulatives and social interaction evaluation. KG2 through Grade 2—Selection is based on a parent interview and readiness, toilet training is required; the assessment includes cognitive skills, academic (ELA, Math, Arabic), and social interaction. Grade Level 3–12—An interview is conducted with students and parents; new students are assessed in English reading and writing, Arabic, and Mathematics.

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FAQs

What levels does Al-Nibras International Bilingual School serve?

Al-Nibras serves KG through Grade 12, spanning the full range from early years to graduation. The campus comprises two main academic buildings and a large, multi-facility environment that supports learning from kindergarten to high school. This enables continuity of the bilingual program across the grades.

Where is Al-Nibras International Bilingual School located?

The school is located at Al-Nibras Schools, Block 4 Street 200, Jeleeb Al-Shuyoukh, Farwaniya District, Kuwait. The campus houses KG-12 across two main buildings and offers facilities for sports, arts, and technology to support the curriculum.

What curricula are used at Al-Nibras?

For Arabic subjects, the Kuwaiti MOE National Curriculum is used. For English, Math, and Social Studies, the school follows Common Core State Standards, and Science follows the Next Generation Science Standards. The Elementary level uses a bilingual approach with English and Arabic instruction integrated across subjects.

What are the admission steps and fees?

Applicants submit required documents and may tour the campus through the Admissions Office. There is a non-refundable admission assessment fee of KD 60, followed by a registration fee of KD 100 (which is deducted from the first installment). If accepted, you'll receive an acceptance notification and must complete registration by paying the KD 100 within two days.

How much is tuition and how is it paid?

Tuition varies by year group: Pre-K 1,352; KG 2,165; Grades 1–5 3,289; Grades 6–8 4,035; Grades 9–12 4,282; Learning-difficulty category 5,650. Installments are three equal portions: 34% before school starts, then 33% in December and 33% in March, with the registration fee deducted from the first installment.

Do you offer scholarships or waitlists?

Scholarships are not listed in the information provided. There is a 10% sibling discount on tuition for the second and subsequent siblings, applied to the higher-level tuition and only if installment due dates are observed.

What is the student-teacher ratio?

The student-teacher ratio is 6:1, which supports small class sizes and individual attention.

What are the academic outcomes and higher education paths?

Since 2014, 194 high school graduates across ten graduating classes by 2022-2023 have pursued national and international university or vocational programs in medicine, engineering, business, finance, aviation, dentistry, law, and human resources. Genius MAP and STEM (Robotics) programs support gifted and talented learners.

What languages and bilingual education are included in academics?

Kindergarten and Elementary are bilingual, with English Language Arts following Common Core, and Arabic instruction aligned to MOE standards. English and Arabic are integrated across subjects to develop proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

What are the main facilities on campus?

The campus has two main buildings for KG-12, a large library, and specialized Music and Art rooms. It includes the High Technology Building and a High Tech Theatre for performances, plus indoor gym facilities, a turf football pitch, and a covered outdoor playground with two fields.

What science and technology facilities exist?

Fully equipped science and computer laboratories support STEM education. KG uses electronic notebooks for CS; Grades 3-12 use a dedicated computer lab. The High Technology Building and interactive smart boards support modern teaching.

Are there dedicated spaces for arts and wellbeing?

Yes. Music and Art Rooms support arts education, the library provides quiet reading and research spaces, and a multisensory room plus a health clinic support wellbeing.

What clubs and competitions does the school participate in?

Al-Nibras hosts the World Scholar Cup and participates in UNESCO ASPnet activities, Kuwait Foreign Schools Activities Conference events, Run Kuwait, and Pink October awareness activities. The school also runs the Al-Nibras Carnival and offers Genius MAP and STEM robotics programs for advanced learners.

Are there after-school programs and activities?

Yes. KG has after-school programs like Kid's Creations, and other clubs operate with fees billed separately from tuition. The campus facilities, including the High Tech Theatre, support after-school performances and projects.

How does the school foster leadership and community involvement?

The school engages in international collaborations and UNESCO ASPnet activities that promote global citizenship. The PTA connects families and the community, encouraging volunteering, democracy, and social contribution.

What wellbeing and SEN support does the school provide?

The school offers counseling, a school social worker, nurses, and a health clinic. A multidisciplinary team supports learners with varying needs through inclusive classrooms and Individualized Educational Plans (IEPs) when needed.

How is language support provided?

The Intervention Department provides Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy to support language development. This complements the broader inclusion and language support offered within the school.

Is safeguarding and mental wellbeing addressed?

Mental wellbeing is supported by counselors and a school social worker, and social-emotional development is integrated into daily learning. While specific safeguarding policies aren't detailed here, inclusivity and respect for diversity are emphasized.

Is Al-Nibras a boarding school?

No. Al-Nibras operates as a day school with no boarding arrangements listed. Students attend on-site daily, with facilities to support routine schooling.

What is known about uniform and meals?

Uniform details aren't provided in the available information. The campus has a modern cafeteria serving hot meals, sandwiches, salads, and juices.

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