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Kuwait, Kuwait City
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Ontario curriculum with a strong emphasis on English literacy and critical thinking. JK to SK includes a structured program that develops reading, writing and speaking through stories, rhymes and songs, with a strong English language program that supports learning across subjects. Elementary and middle school challenge students to think critically and creatively through a balanced curriculum and engaging extra-curricular activities. In high school, students receive career guidance and develop a critical, analytical and rational mindset to prepare for higher education and life in a global community.
Kindergarten introduces creativity through books, puppet play, rhymes and games to build early learning skills and imagination. An experienced teaching team supports imaginative activities across the curriculum, helping students explore and express ideas. The program emphasizes hands-on learning and creative exploration as students progress through the grades. In later years, creative expression continues to be integrated across subjects.
Ontario curriculum governs a broad range of subjects with English language development a central focus and a strong English-language program that supports learning across subjects. The Ontario-based curriculum covers English, Maths, Science, Computer Science, Social Studies, Arabic, Kuwait Social Studies, and Islamic Studies. This approach helps students engage with global perspectives while maintaining a strong grounding in local language and studies. The program supports cross-curricular connections and prepares students for higher education in Kuwait and beyond.
Field trips and co-curricular activities provide social learning and hobby opportunities. Examples include a 2019 field trip for Grade 1 to the Kuwait Zoo and a 2019 beach-cleaning trip for the community; 2020, 2022-23 field trips are also featured. The CBS facilities, including a state-of-the-art multi-purpose hall, host workshops, exhibitions, quiz competitions and cultural activities, along with yoga and meditation classes. These activities complement classroom learning and help students build teamwork and interpersonal skills.
Community spirit and social responsibility are emphasized across CBS; accreditation notes highlight a close-knit, supportive community and ongoing family involvement. Field trips and school activities reinforce a culture of positivity and growth within the CBS community. The school pursues a collaborative environment in which students, parents, teachers and administrators work together to support learning and development.
Continuous Improvement Goals include improving English reading skills. They also focus on developing character learning skills, building values, responsibility and leadership. They aim to promote healthy living and well-being as integral parts of student development.
Play areas and labs support physical and mental development; physical exercise and sports remain vital in the curriculum to keep students healthy and mentally strong. A state-of-the-art multi-purpose hall supports a variety of activities, including workshops, seminars, exhibitions, cultural events, yoga and meditation. Wellness is integrated into daily school life through facilities and programs that promote physical and mental well-being.
Canadian Bilingual School (CBS) is a K–12 international school in Kuwait delivering both Canadian and American curricula. English instruction follows the Ontario framework, with mathematics including Calculus and Pre-calculus, and sciences such as Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Arabic, Islamic Studies and Kuwait Social Studies are taught under the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education curricula. CBS emphasizes bilingual proficiency and cross‑curricular integration across English, Maths, Science and social subjects. The school operates from purpose-built classrooms across the Kindergarten, Elementary and High School campuses, with well-equipped science labs and facilities, an IT suite of over 100 computers, a multi‑purpose hall for performances, assemblies and events. CBS is accredited by the Middle States Association since 2013 and re‑accredited in 2021–22 for seven years, supported by MAP assessments. Since its opening in 2007, CBS has cultivated a culture of positivity and growth among students, parents, teachers and staff, alongside careers guidance and a cocurricular program.
