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Kuwait Indian School

Kuwait, Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees KWD 391 - 561
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 1985
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, Urdu, French, Arabic
Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, Sport, STEM
Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Social and Hobbies
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Kuwait Indian School, established in 1985 in Jleeb Al Shyoukh, offers CBSE curriculum and is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (Affiliation No. 5930016). Recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education, the school serves from Kindergarten to Grade 12 with English as the medium of instruction. Hindi/Urdu is taught as a second language until Std X; French is an optional second language from Std V to X, and Arabic is a third language for Std I to VIII. For grades 11 and 12, streams include Science, Commerce and Humanities, with subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science, Psychology, and Informatics Practices; along with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, History and Sociology. A 2.5-acre campus houses science laboratories, a library, a Music Room, an Art Room, a Play Area, a Counsellor's Room and a Clinic. Extracurriculars span Earth Day, Environment Day, World Health Day, Gandhi Jayanti, Kuwait National & Liberation Day, graduation ceremonies, drama, trips.

P.O. BOX 35, ZIP 48551, Al‑Shuhaada, Block 1, Street 100, Jleeb Al Shyoukh (Abbasiya), Kuwait

The Essentials

Kuwait Indian School has instruction in English.

Location

JLEEB AL SHYOUKH (ABBASIYA), AL-SHUHAADA, KUWAIT. Address: P.O. Box 35, ZIP 48551; STREET 100, BLOCK 1, AL-SHUHAADA. The school is in the Jleeb Al Shyoukh area of Kuwait.

Stages

Kindergarten & Primary; Middle & Secondary; Senior Secondary

Country affiliation

India (affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE)

School day structure

Academic year runs April to March. Summer holidays are from June to August. Winter break from December 24 to January 1. School timings are Sunday to Thursday, 7:15 am to 1:05 pm.

Bus service

Bus service contracted; no school-owned buses. Transport charges: up to 10 km 39 KD per term; beyond 10 km 54 KD per term.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership

Kuwait Indian School is a private CBSE-affiliated institution established on November 14, 1985. It is recognised by the Kuwait Ministry of Education and affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi, with Affiliation No. 5930016. The campus spans 2.5 acres (about 10117.141 square metres) with built‑up area of about 8000 square metres and a playground of about 2117.141 square metres. The school is led by Principal Sabah Khan and Chairperson Mrs Hind Ibrahim Al Qutaimi; a School Managing Committee exists with multiple representatives (including a member from the Indian Embassy Kuwait). There are 45 teaching staff (PGT 5, TGT 20, PRT 16). Transport is provided by contracted buses (39 KD per term up to 10 km; 54 KD beyond 10 km). The school has no hostels. Class X (2023) saw 58 registered, 57 passed for a pass rate of 98.28%.
Fees

Annual tuition at Kuwait Indian School ranges from KWD 391 to KWD 561 for 2026/27.

Application / Admission fee

- New admissions must pay an admission fee of KD 20.00.

Tuition fees (per term and annual) — by year group

- LKG & UKG: Term I (April–June) KD 131.000; Term II (Sept.–Nov.) KD 130.000; Term III (Dec.–March) KD 130.000; Annual total KD 391.000.
- Grade I to IV: Term I KD 146.000; Term II KD 144.700; Term III KD 144.000; Annual total KD 434.700.
- Grade V to VIII: Term I KD 168.000; Term II KD 166.250; Term III KD 166.000; Annual total KD 500.250.
- Grade IX to XII: Term I KD 187.000; Term II KD 187.200; Term III KD 187.000; Annual total KD 561.200.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are billed in three term-installments for the academic year. The three terms are: (1) April–June, (2) September–November, and (3) December–March. Term fees must be paid by the 15th of April, the 15th of September, and the 15th of December respectively.
- Present the student fee card at the fee counter when making payments.

Transport (bus) fees — per term and total by route/area

- Jleeb Al-Shyoukh & Hassawi: KD 27.000 per term; total KD 81.000 per year.
- Khaitan & Farwaniya: KD 39.000 per term; total KD 117.000 per year.
- Ishbilya: KD 33.000 per term; total KD 99.000 per year.
- Riggai & Andulus: KD 48.000 per term; total KD 144.000 per year.
- Sulaibhikat: KD 51.000 per term; total KD 153.000 per year.
- Jahara: KD 54.000 per term; total KD 162.000 per year.
- Salmiya / Jabriya / Hawally: KD 64.000 per term; total KD 192.000 per year.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable; no boarding fees are listed. The school operates with day-student provisions and provides transport where required.

Other costs and fees

- School store: Books and uniforms are available from the school store and are charged separately to parents/guardians. Costs for uniforms, textbooks, stationery and similar consumables are additional to the tuition and transport fees listed above.
- Any other internal fees (exam fees, activity charges or occasional charges) are additional if levied by the school; the published tuition and transport figures cover the standard term charges.

Refunds and withdrawal policy

- School fees once paid are not refundable. If a student leaves during a term, the full term fee for that term will be charged irrespective of the number of days attended.

Fee payment options

- In-person payment at the school fee counter (present the fee card).
- Online fee payment is provided through the school's online fee-payment facility/portal. Specific payment channels accepted by the portal (for example card types or bank transfer) are managed through the online payment system.

Important operational note

- The published fee structure is subject to change as per Ministry of Education instructions; parents should observe the school's published payment deadlines and any official circulars concerning fee adjustments.
Academics

Kuwait Indian School teaches CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum

The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi (Affiliation No-5930016) and recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education. It has classes from Lower Kindergarten to Grade 12. The medium of instruction is English; Hindi/Urdu is the second language till Std X, French is optional from Std V to Std X, and Arabic is taught as a third language from Std I to Std VIII. Class 11 and 12 offer Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams with subjects including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science, Psychology, and Informatics Practices; Accountancy, Business Studies, and Economics; History and Sociology. The CBSE curriculum with NCERT and other publishers is followed, and extracurricular activities include Music, Art, and Sports.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Kuwait Indian School provides a welcoming and supportive environment to help students express opinions and ask questions, with programs designed to foster creativity, diversity, and lifelong learning through a culture of respect and positivity.
Parent Experience

History

Kuwait Indian School was established on 14 November 1985 by Late Mr. Ibrahim Al-Qutaimi, founder and chairman, initially in Farwaniya as a primary school. After his death in 2002, leadership passed to Mrs. Hind Al-Qutaimi as Chairperson Administrator and Miss Heyam Al-Qutaimi as Personal Manager and Authorized Signatory. The old premises were transferred to a Government School building in Jleeb Al-Shyoukh in April 2007; by 2010 the school extended to the secondary level and by 2018 to the Senior Secondary level. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, India with Affiliation No. 5930016 and is recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education. The campus covers 2.5 acres with classes from Lower Kindergarten to Class 12; the medium of instruction is English; Hindi/Urdu is the second language until Std X; French is offered as an Optional Second language from Std V to X; Arabic is taught as a third language to all students from Std I to VIII; Streams offered for Class 11 & 12 are Science, Commerce and Humanities.

Community

The Kuwait Indian School emphasizes collaboration with parents and the community to provide quality education and to mould students as future leaders with environmentalism, cultural values, empathy and respect for society. The school fosters a broad community with extracurricular activities such as quizzes, sports, competitions and exhibitions; a 40th Year Celebration is featured on the site.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Labs, Library, Music Room, Art Room, Play Area, Counsellor's Room and Clinic are available. Labs support science learning and practical work. The Library provides reading and study resources. The Music Room supports music education. The Art Room supports visual arts. The Play Area, Counsellor's Room and Clinic support student welfare and health services.

Academic Facilities

Labs provide spaces for science experiments and practical work. The Library serves as a resource hub for reading and research. The Music Room supports music education as part of the curriculum. The Art Room supports visual arts and creative projects. The school spaces collectively support learning across science, literacy, arts and humanities.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Activities include Earth Day, Environment Day, World Health Day, Gandhi Jayanti, and Kuwait National & Liberation Day. Graduation ceremonies are held. Drama and other arts events, competitions and trips form part of the program. KG Activities, Colour Day and Mother's Day are also featured.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, India (Affiliation No-5930016). It is recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education and has classes from Lower Kindergarten up to Grade 12 with English as the medium of instruction. Hindi/Urdu is a second language up to Std X, French is an optional second language from Std V to X, and Arabic is taught as a third language from Std I to VIII. It follows CBSE curriculum with NCERT and other publishers, and offers Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams for Class 11 and 12.

Arts & Creative

Music, Art, and Sports are offered as extracurricular activities. These activities are provided to develop students' creativity and expression. They supplement classroom learning by enabling practical artistic and physical engagement. Participation in arts and sports supports overall personality development.

Cultural & Language

English is the medium of instruction. Hindi/Urdu is a second language taught through Std X. French is offered as an optional second language from Std V to X. Arabic is taught as a third language to students from Std I to VIII.

Social & Hobbies

Music, Art, and Sports are extracurricular activities offered by the school. Trips and Competitions form part of student life. These activities support social interaction and teamwork.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sports are part of the student experience. There is a Play Area for recreation. A Counsellor's Room and a Clinic support physical and mental wellbeing. Regular trips and sports events contribute to outdoor activity and wellness.
Languages

Language Provision

The medium of instruction is English. Hindi/Urdu is the second language taught up to Standard X. French is offered as an optional second language from Standard V to Standard X, and Arabic is taught as a third language to all students from Standard I to Standard VIII. The school follows the CBSE curriculum with NCERT and other publishers.
Admissions

Admissions

New admissions started for all the classes (LKG to STD XI) for the new academic year 2026-2027. New admissions have to pay an admission fee of KD 20 as approved by the Ministry of Education. Fees are payable in three installments for three terms (April–June; September–November; December–March), with term fees due by the 15th of April, September and December. The fee card should be presented at the fee counter; the school fees paid are not refundable; and if a student leaves during a term, the full term fee is charged. Transport Fees are charged per term by location. The medium of instruction is English; Hindi/Urdu is the second language up to Std X; French is an optional second language from Std V to Std X; Arabic is taught as a third language to all students from Std I to Std VIII. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, with Affiliation No-5930016, and is recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education. Classes run from Lower Kindergarten to Grade 12, with Science, Commerce and Humanities streams offered for Class 11 and 12.
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