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Aspire Indian International School

Kuwait, Abbasiya

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The school at a glance
Fees KWD 360 - 1,045
Ages 3 - 15 years
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages English, Arabic, French, Hindi
Strengths STEM, Sport, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

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.

Aspire Indian International School, Street 100, Block 1, Abbasiya School Complex, Kuwait

The Essentials

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.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

The school emphasizes the importance of wearing the correct uniform.

Governance and Ownership

The school is affiliated with CBSE and Cambridge (Affiliation Number 6630261). It holds a Kuwait MOE license (2026). The governance framework includes a Managing Committee and a PTA (Parent-Teacher Association).
Fees

Annual tuition at Aspire Indian International School ranges from KWD 360 to KWD 1,045 for 2026/27.

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).
Parent Experience

Community

AIIS runs a Community Engagement program with Workshops and seminars for parents, Mentors for Counseling and Guidance, Interns for the day program, and Community welfare programs. The school also publishes a Newsletter and hosts Events as part of community life.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

PTA Members: Ms.Geetika Ahuja (Principal); Ms.Momo Hamis Ali (Parent of Nuraty) – Member; Mr.Saoud Sarwar (Parent of Saarim Saoud) – Member; Christy Boy Shammickel (Parent of Chris Adams Christy) – Member; Dr Noufal Mon (Parent of Aaliya Fatima) – Member; Mr Brightsun Karalath (Parent of Isha Brightsun) – Member; Mr Ahmed M Abdallah (Parent of Reem A Abdallah) – Member; Mr Bejoy Easow (Parent of Hozanna Susan Bejoy) – Member; Mr Surya Sundar Rao Paka (Parent of Samritha Sundar) – Member; Mr Kumar Raja (Parent of Sushanth Abraham Barry) – Member; Dr Nofal Mundatodu (Parent of Aliya Nofal) – Member; Mohamed Shabeer (Parent of Zaara Mohamed Shabeer) – Member; Melvin Minu Varghese (Parent of Minu Varghese) – Member.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The campus is located at Abbasiya School Complex, Street 100, Block 1, Kuwait. AIIS offers CBSE and Cambridge IGCSE curricula. The campus includes a multipurpose auditorium for assemblies and events, along with smart classrooms. Open play ground, KG play area, a swimming pool and an indoor gymnasium support physical development and daily activities.

Sports Facilities

Sports facilities include badminton, cricket, basketball, and soccer across the campus. There is a voluminous open play ground for varied sports and games. A swimming pool is available with trained lifeguards and separate sessions for boys and girls. An indoor gymnasium and a kickboxing studio support physical education.

Academic Facilities

Smart Classrooms are equipped with advanced multimedia support. The school has science, computer, math, and robotics labs that are well equipped. VR labs and robotics labs support 21st-century skills and experiential learning. An activity centre and a library are part of the academic facilities.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The school offers clubs such as robotics, MUN, culinary skills, book club, embroidery, drama, film and movie making, French, and more. There are 20+ sports including swimming. Arts and culture activities include drama, music, dance and visual arts.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Co-curricular activities are designed to complement the academic curriculum to extend learning beyond subjects. They include Debating and Recitation, Robotics, Pi (Math Club), Quantum (Science Club), and Model United Nations (MUN), among others such as Sharks (Business Studies). A unique feature is that a student can choose up to three activities, with three activity periods each week.

Arts & Creative

Art and craft, Calligraphy, Fitness with Yoga, Zumba and Aerobics, Dance, Music, Dramatics, Debating and Recitation, Radio Jockeying, Photography, Art with Computers, Culinary Skills, Embroidery, Model Making, Buddy Club, Creative Writing, and Film and Movie Making are offered as co-curricular options, enabling expressive pursuits alongside academics.

Cultural & Language

French is offered as a language club, and Model United Nations (MUN) provides experience in global affairs and cultural understanding.

Social & Hobbies

Social and hobby-focused options include Book Club, Radio Jockeying, Photography, Film and Movie Making, Creative Writing, Buddy Club, and Nurture Nature activities that foster collaboration and personal interests.

Community & Service

Community Service is a persistent focus within clubs and school life. Initiatives such as Meals for Smiles nurture empathy and gratitude, and Cup of Kindness recognizes the school's support staff.

Leadership & Professional

The Student Leadership Program sets up a Students' Council, provides Student Mentors, assigns responsibilities for Class Assemblies, and gives students opportunities to lead school events. Prefectorial training and leadership seminars prepare students for responsible roles.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Health & Wellness services include a fully equipped clinic with trained staff, on-site first aid and triage, emergency hospital coordination, and annual health checks. Sports facilities support Badminton, Cricket, Basketball and Soccer, complemented by after-school activities focused on fitness and well-being.
Languages

Language Provision

Languages taught include Arabic, English, and French; Arabic and English appear in admission documents; weekly tests list Arabic, English, and French; there is a French language club.

Bilingual Teaching

AIIS provides language instruction in multiple languages. Arabic and English are included in admission documents and language assessments, and French is offered as a language subject. A French language club indicates structured French language activities.
School Events
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