Manarat School – Kuwait

Kuwait, Kuwait City

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees KWD 1,695 - 3,385

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 2007

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum American Curriculum, SEN focussed

Taught languages English, Arabic

Strengths STEM, Academic Enrichment, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies

Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

Manarat School – Kuwait is a special needs school located on Salem Mubarak Street, Salmiya. It delivers an American‑curriculum with a SEN focus. The MSK curriculum has been adapted from a USA framework and operates in line with Kuwait's Ministry of Education regulations for Arabic instruction, Islam Studies, Qur'an, Physical Education and Swimming. The school prepares students for global higher education pathways, with program support for IELTS, TOEFL and SAT, enabling transfers or graduation in international systems. The campus houses purpose-built facilities: Art Studios, Computer Labs, a Library and Media Center with 3,702 books, a Science Laboratory, a Cinema for presentations and teacher development, and a Clinic for health needs. All classrooms include digital learning platforms (DLPs). Sports facilities include a gym and an outdoor field; Swimming is offered in two pools. Extra-curriculars include robotics and UNESCO-related activities, plus field trips and celebrations such as International and National Days together.

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Salem Mubarak Street, Salmiya, Kuwait (behind the American University of Kuwait)

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The Essentials

Location

Salem Mubarak Street, Salmiya, Kuwait; behind the American University of Kuwait.

Stages

Pre-K through 12; secondary school offers two-tiered programs, CAP (Challenge Academic Program) and MAP (Modified Academic Program); Arabic programs provided as required by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education.

Type

Special needs school for students with learning difficulties.

Additional learning support

Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and support services including speech therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, reading and maths support, behaviour intervention, and career advising.

Country affiliation

Kuwait

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Fees

Application & assessment fees

- Assessment (application) fee: KWD 30 — non-refundable.
- Registration (seat reservation) fee: KWD 100 (stated on the MSK application form) — refundable by the Public Authority for Persons with Disabilities.

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts; 2025–2026 fee year, published as estimates)

- Early years (FS1): KWD 1,695 per year.
- KG1 / FS2: KWD 1,855 per year.
- KG2 / Year 1: KWD 2,020 per year.
- Year 2 / Grade 1: KWD 2,185 per year.
- Year 3 / Grade 2: KWD 2,295 per year.
- Year 4 / Grade 3: KWD 2,405 per year.
- Year 5 / Grade 4: KWD 2,515 per year.
- Year 6 / Grade 5: KWD 2,620 per year.
- Year 7 / Grade 6: KWD 2,730 per year.
- Year 8 / Grade 7: KWD 2,840 per year.
- Year 9 / Grade 8: KWD 2,950 per year.
- Year 10 / Grade 9: KWD 3,060 per year.
- Year 11 / Grade 10: KWD 3,170 per year.
- Year 12 / Grade 11: KWD 3,275 per year.
- Year 13 / Grade 12: KWD 3,385 per year.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is billed on an annual basis and is commonly collected in termly instalments; parents are normally required to pay the registration/seat-holding charge and the first instalment on acceptance. Specific instalment options, due dates and late-payment penalties are set by the school accounts office and issued on the school invoice.
- Late pickup charge: KWD 2 per hour for parents who collect students more than 30 minutes after official dismissal.

Boarding fees

- No boarding (residential) provision or boarding fees are listed for Manarat School – Kuwait; the school operates as a day school.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Transport (school bus): charged separately if a parent opts for school transport; typical range for transport at comparable schools is shown as KWD 250–450 per year.
- Books and learning resources: charged separately; parents are responsible for replacement costs for lost or damaged books. Overdue library fine: 250 fils per day for late returns.
- Uniforms: charged separately; uniforms are an additional family cost.
- External examination/board fees (where applicable): charged separately for external qualifications and exam entries.
- Field trips, meals, and optional extracurricular activities: may require separate payments as items are scheduled.

Refund information

- Assessment fee (application testing): KWD 30 — non-refundable.
- Registration fee: stated on school application material as KWD 100 and is refundable by the Public Authority for Persons with Disabilities; a separate page on the school site lists a KWD 200 registration amount with the same refund note to the Public Authority. Parents should note the registration fee is treated as a seat-holding/administrative charge and the amount appearing on school forms may vary by document.
- Fines and small administrative charges (library fines, late-pickup charges) are applied as required and are payable to the school.

Fee payment options

- The school's Accounts/Finance office issues invoices and provides the accepted payment channels. Common payment methods used by international and private schools in Kuwait include bank deposit / bank transfer (IBAN), local electronic payment gateways (K‑NET), and credit/debit card payments arranged via the school Accounts Department. Exact merchant channels and card acceptance rules are provided on the school invoice at enrolment.

Notes on currency and billing

- All amounts above are shown in Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) and reflect the school's published and third‑party reported figures for the 2025–2026 fee year (estimates where noted).

Academics

Curriculum

MSK curriculum has been adapted and modified from a USA curriculum. It follows Ministry of Education-Kuwait regulations for instruction in Arabic, Islam Studies, Qur'an, Physical Education and Swimming. The program supports student performance on IELTS, TOEFL and SAT, and enables transferring or graduating to higher education systems around the world.

Exam Results

Students perform well on IELTS, TOEFL, and SAT.

Higher Education Progression

Students transfer or graduate to higher education systems around the world.

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Admissions

1) Registration begins with submission of a complete application for admission by parents or the legal guardian on behalf of the child. Copies of medical reports and previous school records are required, so prepare the list of papers during the registration process and keep them ready after admission. The school cannot complete admission steps until all documents are provided.
2) The signed enrollment form authorizes the school to request reports from the child's previous school and to contact the child's doctor or guidance center to discuss health, records, and assessment data. External reviews or letters of recommendation are not requested. Information shared for health and educational planning remains between the school and guardians.
3) Admission: Parents are notified in writing of admission once the application is complete. At admission, the Student Handbook is provided, detailing policies and procedures, and parents must sign to indicate understanding and compliance. The handbook serves as the reference for school procedures throughout enrollment.
4) Fees: To reserve a seat, fees must be paid or arranged before school begins. The admission assessment fee is 30 KD (non-refundable whether admitted or not). The registration fee is 200 KD (refunded by the Public Authority for Disability Affairs).
5) Required documents: The documents include four recent passport photographs of the student; birth certificate and vaccination records; copies of the civil IDs for the mother, father, and student; the student's passport; residence page and passport copy for non-Kuwaiti students; certificates from previous schools; a prior psychological report and prior evaluation reports; the Kuwaiti student's nationality document if applicable; a prior behavior report; therapy and medical reports (if any) including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy; medical reports describing any disability if present; copies of disability certification and educational entitlement from the Public Authority for Disability Affairs; completed and signed registration forms; the parent must be present in person during registration.
6) Additional documents after passing the test: After passing the entrance test, additional documents are required, including clearance from the previous school; immunization records if available; a family health history form; signing the conditional admission agreement; paying the registration fees; completing the enrollment form; and providing the medical file. The school may require the parent's in-person presence for final steps. After all documents are received, final admission is confirmed in writing.

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FAQs

Where is Manarat School – Kuwait located and what grade levels does it serve?

Manarat School – Kuwait is on Salem Mubarak Street in Salmiya, behind the American University of Kuwait. It serves Pre-K through 12 in a co-educational day school and has been open since 2007.

What curriculum does MSK use and how does it align with Kuwaiti regulations?

MSK uses an adapted USA-based curriculum with instruction in Arabic, Islam Studies and Qur'an as required by Kuwait's Ministry of Education. The program also supports IELTS, TOEFL and SAT, enabling transfers to higher education systems worldwide.

Is MSK a boarding school or a day school?

MSK operates as a day school; there is no boarding provision listed.

What are the tuition fees by year for the 2025–2026 year?

Tuition ranges from 1,695 KD per year for Early Years (FS1) to 3,385 KD per year for Year 13, with fees increasing by level.

What are the application and registration fees for admission?

An application/assessment fee of 30 KD is non-refundable. A seat-reservation/registration fee of 100 KD is charged and is refundable by the Public Authority for Persons with Disabilities.

How is tuition billed and what payment options does the school offer?

Tuition is billed annually and is commonly paid in termly installments; the first payment is due on acceptance. Payments can be made by bank transfer, K-NET or card payments processed through the Accounts Department.

What are CAP and MAP programs in the secondary division?

In the secondary program, MSK offers two tracks: CAP (Challenge Academic Program) and MAP (Modified Academic Program) to suit different learning needs.

How does MSK prepare students for higher education and standardized tests?

The curriculum supports IELTS, TOEFL and SAT and prepares students to transfer or graduate to international higher education systems.

What facilities does MSK offer for science, arts and IT?

MSK has two Art Studios, two Computer Labs, a Science Laboratory and a Library/Media Center with 3,702 books. There is also a Cinema and a Clinic, and classrooms are equipped with digital displays to support learning.

What PE and swimming facilities does MSK have?

The school has a gym and an outdoor field for Physical Education, with separate male and female PE teachers; swimming is taught in two pools to accommodate different ages and skill levels.

Does MSK have a library and how extensive is it?

Yes, the Library and Media Center contains 3,702 books for reading and research.

What extracurricular activities and clubs are available at MSK?

MSK offers a Robotics program and UNESCO-related activities and organizes events such as Field Trips, International Day, National Day, Sports Day, Swimming Day, awareness campaigns and Bazaar Day.

What wellbeing and support services does MSK offer for students with learning difficulties?

MSK provides Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and support services including speech therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, reading and maths support, behaviour intervention and career advising.

Are counseling or safeguarding services available at MSK?

The school provides short-term counseling and crisis intervention, along with testing services and other learning resources.

What is the language of instruction and what languages are taught?

English is the language of instruction. Arabic Language, Islamic Studies and Qur'an are taught as required by the Kuwaiti MOE.

What does the student uniform look like?

For Grades 1–12, the uniform is a school shirt with the logo and navy-blue pants; shoes must be trainers; an optional jacket with the logo is encouraged; hats, hoods and caps are not allowed.

Is lunch provided, and are outside foods allowed?

Lunch and snacks are provided by the canteen, and outside food is not allowed; no food deliveries are permitted except on special occasions.

Does MSK have a house system or governance structure?

Details about a house system or formal governance structure are not specified in the available information.

What accreditations and licenses does MSK hold?

MSK is a UNESCO member since 2014 and holds a Kuwait MOE license (granted in 2007 and renewed every three years); it is authorized by MOE to offer the ASDAN Award program.

Are there bilingual or immersion language programs at MSK?

Bilingual teaching and immersion programs are not listed; English is the primary language of instruction and other languages are taught as required.

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