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Indian Community School Kuwait – Senior

Kuwait, Salmiya

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees KWD 561
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 12000
Type Co-educational
Opened 1959
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, Arabic, French
Strengths STEM, Sport, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Arts and Creative, Academic and Intellectual, Community and Service
Stages Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

The Senior Branch of The Indian Community School, Kuwait sits on a central Salmiya campus and serves classes IX to XII. The school follows CBSE and is recognized by Kuwait Ministry of Education. English is the medium of instruction; Hindi is the second language up to class VIII and Arabic is the third language up to class VIII, with French or Hindi offered as an additional language in IX–X. The VI–XII syllabus follows NCERT guidelines, with IX–XII using NCERT books, and XI–XII offering Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams. Classes run on two semesters, annually. The campus features high-tech science laboratories, a basketball court, and large auditorium. Students participate in co-curricular programmes to develop creative and cultural talents, and the school notes top ranks in AISS and AISSC in Kuwait and the Gulf. The community emphasizes life-skills, leadership, and service through clubs and events like astronomy, chess, and charity drives globally.

Essa AL Qatami Street, Jiddha – 8, Block – 10, Salmiya, Kuwait

The Essentials

Indian Community School Kuwait – Senior has 12,000 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
Essa Al Qatami Street, Jiddha – 8, Block – 10 Salmiya, Kuwait.

Stages
Senior branch (Classes IX–XII).

Type
Co-educational day school.

Country affiliation
Affiliated to India through the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).

School day structure
School runs Sunday to Thursday from 7.15 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.

Bus service
Transport facilities are extended to students on existing routes and bus stops. The use of school transport is a privilege, not a right. One month's notice is required to discontinue transport; a month's fee may be charged. Bus rules require disciplined behavior; the school may withdraw transport for violations. The school will not be held responsible for accidents or injuries while using the transport.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform for Class VI to X includes an off-white shirt with the school logo, beige trousers (boys) or beige pinafore (girls), a maroon tie, and a maroon blazer in winter; black shoes. For Class XI and XII, the uniform is a white shirt with blue stripes, navy trousers, a navy blazer, a navy tie, black shoes, and headscarves are permitted for girls.

House System
The school uses a house system with four houses: The Achievers (Red), The Victors (Blue), The Winners (Green), The Leaders (Yellow).

Governance and Ownership
Governing body: Board of Trustees; The school is affiliated to CBSE and recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education.
Fees

Annual tuition at Indian Community School Kuwait – Senior ranges from KWD 561 for 2026/27.

Application / Admission fees
- A one-time admission fee of KWD 10 is charged at the time of admission.

Tuition fees — Senior (Classes IX–XII) for the 2026/27 academic year
- Annual tuition (Secondary section, applicable to Classes IX–XII): KWD 561 per year.
- Per-term tuition (school year billed in three equal instalments): KWD 187 per term (three equal instalments of KWD 187 each give the annual total of KWD 561).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is collected in three equal instalments across the academic year (one instalment per school term). Schools in the ICSK network publish term fee payment circulars for parents and operate a term-based billing cycle.
- The school issues fee-payment circulars and overdue reminders for each term; parents must follow the published term deadlines.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding / hostel facilities are not part of the Senior branch offering; ICSK Senior operates as a day school with standard school hours. Boarding fees are therefore not applicable for the Senior branch.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Transport (school bus): A separate transport fee is charged for bus use; the transport service is a paid privilege with route-based charges and specific transport rules (one month's notice required to discontinue, bus behaviour rules, damage-cost recovery, etc.). Transport charges are billed separately from tuition and vary by route.
- Books and stationery: Compulsory book sets are required for secondary and senior-secondary classes; book-set charges are additional to tuition and are handled as a separate charge in the school's circulars.
- Uniforms: Uniforms are compulsory; uniform items are sold through the school's uniform process and are an additional cost to parents.
- Development, activity, examination, practical or subject-specific charges: The school lists separate charges where applicable (for example examination/practical fees for senior classes); these are billed in addition to the tuition where applicable.

Refund information and non-payment terms
- The school states that school fees, once paid, are not refundable. Parents should note the school's published refund/cancellation wording when completing admission formalities.
- At the same time, the Ministry-level rules governing Indian CBSE schools require that approved tuition rates and the instalment schedule be followed and include protections regarding access to education and examination administration during the academic year.

Fee payment options and processing
- The school processes fee payments through its fee office and operates an online admissions/parent portal (ICSK Cloud) for registration and parent services; fee payments and receipts are coordinated via these channels. Accepted payment instruments (cash, cheque, bank transfer, card) are handled according to the school's published office procedures and the parent portal workflow.

Summary (quick reference)
- Admission fee (one-time): KWD 10.
- Tuition (Senior / Classes IX–XII) 2026/27: KWD 561 per year — billed as three equal term instalments of KWD 187 each.
- Transport, books, uniform and other activity/exam/practical charges are additional and billed separately.
Academics

Indian Community School Kuwait – Senior teaches CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum
The Indian Community School, Senior Branch is CBSE-affiliated and recognised by the Kuwait Ministry of Education. The medium of instruction is English; Hindi is the second language up to class VIII and Arabic is the third language up to class VIII. From classes IX to XII, students may choose French or Hindi as additional language options. The syllabus for VI to XII follows NCERT guidelines, with IX to XII using NCERT books; the CBSE's Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) is adopted for VI to X. In XI-XII three streams are offered — Science (with Mathematics or Biology), Commerce and Humanities — with subject combinations aligned to CBSE guidelines. The curriculum also includes Physical Education, Art, Music and Work Experience as integral parts, and classes operate on two semesters per academic year. The campus features high-tech science laboratories, a basketball court and a large auditorium.

Exam Results
Result oriented teaching has produced top ranks in the AISS and AISSC examinations in Kuwait and the Gulf region. The Senior Branch maintains a prominent position among CBSE schools in Kuwait, reflecting strong performance in CBSE examinations.

Gifted and Talented
Paradigm is the platform of celebrating talents. Gyanostav is an educational fair that provides a platform for students to display their knowledge, creativity and investigative skills. The school celebrates meritorious students through an Award of Excellence ceremony each year.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides a curriculum that develops personal, social, health, moral and spiritual values, including respect for others. Counselling services are provided by the Inclusion Team to support student welfare and mental wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The Inclusion Team includes Counsellors, Learning Support, EAL and Nursing; they provide learning support and language support for pupils.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The Language Policy ensures access to a full curriculum through English for all members of the community and supports mother-tongue acquisition and multiple languages; Interlingual classrooms encourage use of home languages.

Mental Wellbeing
Counselling services are available through the Inclusion Team, and the curriculum promotes personal and social health values to support students' mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding
A Child Protection Policy exists with safeguarding responsibilities recognized by ICSK. Any person with concerns about a child's welfare must report within 24 hours. Designated Child Protection Officers are appointed for EYC, Primary and Secondary, and the Inclusion Team collaborates to protect students.
Parent Experience

History
The Senior Branch of The Indian Community School, Kuwait is housed on a central Salmiya campus and serves classes IX to XII. It is a CBSE-affiliated school recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education, with English as the medium of instruction; Hindi is the second language up to VIII, and French or Hindi is offered in IX–X, with Arabic as a third language up to VIII. The curriculum follows NCERT guidelines for VI–XII, with IX–XII using NCERT books, and XI–XII offering Commerce, Science, and Humanities streams. It has a track record of academic excellence, with top ranks in AISS and AISSC in Kuwait and the Gulf, supported by dedicated teachers and facilities including high-tech science laboratories, a basketball court, and a large auditorium. It has adopted the CBSE Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) program to emphasize holistic assessment and life-skill development.

Community
The Senior Branch campus is centrally located in Salmiya and operates as a co-educational environment for IX–XII with a blend of academics and co-curricular programs. A wide range of co-curricular offerings supports students in developing creative and cultural talents, alongside core subjects. Learning is lively and student-oriented, with emphasis on sports, arts, and work experience integrated into the curriculum. The school hosts and showcases events such as Senate Investiture Ceremonies, Prayaan – The Blessing Ceremony, and other student-led activities, as documented in its News, Photo Gallery, and Video Gallery sections.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Indian Community School, Senior Branch, Salmiya is a co-educational CBSE school for students of classes IX to XII. The campus includes high-tech science laboratories equipped with modern equipment and a large auditorium. It has a well-laid basketball court. The school offers a rich variety of co-curricular programmes to develop students' creative and cultural talents. The school has a track record of top ranks in AISS and AISSC examinations in Kuwait and the Gulf region.

Sports Facilities
The school has a well-laid basketball court.

Academic Facilities
High-tech science laboratories equipped with modern equipment.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Education is supplemented with a rich variety of co-curricular programmes to develop students' creative and cultural talents.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Stargazing sessions and telescope handling sessions are organized by the Astronomy Club, including exhibitions, field trips and workshops to cultivate scientific curiosity. The school competes in CBSE Kuwait Cluster Chess tournaments, with teams delivering competitive performances. A Global Competitive Examination Orientation Program supports students in preparing for global assessments. Leadership-oriented events such as investiture ceremonies and student senate activities complement academic development.

Arts & Creative
Excellencia – A Literary Odyssey showcases creative writing and literary exploration. A Taste of France: Cooking Without Fire highlights culinary arts and creativity. Gyanotsav 2024 – A Celebration of Knowledge and Innovation blends artistic expression with knowledge.

Cultural & Language
Onam celebration was hosted for staff members at ICSK Senior to celebrate cultural traditions.

Social & Hobbies
Sunshine Splash 2026 offers a diverse range of activities including public speaking, creative arts and crafts, dance, music, yoga, sports, life skills, storytelling, quizzes, calligraphy, road-safety awareness, indoor games, and more. Swimming sessions and outdoor picnics are optional and transport facilities are available.

Community & Service
SEWA – Journey to a Labour Camp was a charity drive organized by ICSK Senior, delivering essential food packets to workers. The school has also featured charity drives and community welfare initiatives within its news coverage.

Leadership & Professional
Investiture Ceremony for the 2026-27 year marked leadership handover with a large student senate; Senate elections showcased student leadership and governance development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
ICSK Senior clinched the 22nd consecutive championship at the CBSE Kuwait Cluster Athletics Meet, reflecting a strong overall emphasis on sport. Sunshine Splash 2026 promotes wellbeing through a camp offering physical activity and life skills, while a Medical Camp emphasized health awareness and wellness.
Languages

Language Provision
The school uses English as the medium of instruction. Hindi is the second language for VI–VIII; Arabic is the third language for VI–VIII. In IX–X, students may study Hindi or French as a second language. In XI–XII, English is the compulsory language across all streams, which are Commerce, Science and Humanities.

Bilingual Teaching
English is the medium of instruction. Hindi is the second language for all classes up to VIII. Arabic is the third language up to class VIII. Students can opt for French or Hindi as a second language in class IX and X.
Admissions

Admissions
The Indian Community School, Senior Branch (Salmiya) is a CBSE-affiliated, co-educational school for classes IX–XII. It is located in Salmiya and is recognized by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education. The medium of instruction is English; Hindi is the second language up to class VIII and Arabic is the third language up to class VIII. Students may opt for French or Hindi in class IX and X. In XI and XII three streams are offered: Commerce, Science and Humanities. The syllabus for VI to XII follows CBSE/NCERT guidelines, with IX–XII using NCERT books. Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) is used for assessment. Registration for admission to VI–IX and XI opens in October for the ensuing academic year, which begins in April. The admission process involves downloading and submitting the filled admission form with documents (three passport-size photographs; copies of student and parents' passports with valid residence pages; copies of Birth Certificate; a Transfer Certificate for classes II–VI, attested and counter-signed), attending an interaction with parents and the child, and taking an admission test. The list of selected students is published after the interaction, and admission files with fees must be submitted on the specified date. Mere registration or collecting an admission file does not guarantee admission. Fees are charged in accordance with Kuwait MOE regulations and are non-refundable. Transport is a privilege with defined terms; the uniform is required and detailed in the uniform policy. The senior campus address is Essa Al Qatami Street, Jiddha-8, Block 10, Salmiya. Contact: icsksenior@icsk-kw.com; +965 25629583, +965 25659126, +965 25613260.
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