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New Indian School

Kuwait, Mangaf

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees KWD 400 - 1,150
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2017
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Taught languages Hindi, French, Arabic, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu
Strengths Sport, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

New Indian School Mangaf is an English‑medium, co‑educational school in Mangaf, Kuwait (Block 4, Street 100). Established in 2017 by Kuwaiti educationist Talal Khalifa Al‑Jeri, the school is affiliated with CBSE Delhi and is among CBSE‑affiliated schools in the Gulf. It offers the CBSE curriculum and also provides Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE options, with instruction delivered in English. The language program includes Hindi, French, and Arabic as second languages, with Arabic as a third language; additional languages—Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu—are available, with the third language introduced from Grade 1. Inclusive lessons combine art integration, sport integration, project‑based learning, and storytelling; KG uses play‑based learning with worksheet feedback. Sport is integrated into lessons, supporting physical education within academic activities. The campus emphasizes a caring, respectful, and optimistic atmosphere and uses modern teaching approaches and technology‑enabled management to support high academic standards. The school's building and facilities underpin its broad curriculum and multilingual offerings for students in Kuwait and the Gulf region.

Kuwait, Al Mangaf, Block 4, Street 100

The Essentials

New Indian School has instruction in English.

Location

New Indian School Mangaf is located in Mangaf, Kuwait, at block-4 street 100.

Country affiliation

CBSE curriculum (affiliated with Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi). Medium of instruction is English.

Bus service

Transportation service is provided. Local, Long Distance, and Very Long Distance options are available with fees payable in three installments.
Diving Deeper

House System

The school has a house system with four houses named Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, and Slytherin.

Governance and Ownership

The school is CBSE-affiliated. It is managed by the Al-Jeri Holding Group.
Fees

Annual tuition at New Indian School ranges from KWD 400 to KWD 1,150 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fee

- Registration (application) fee: KD 50. This registration fee is non-refundable.

Tuition fees by year group (annual amount and three instalments)

- KG1: Annual tuition after discount KD 400 — instalments KD 134 (1st), KD 133 (2nd), KD 133 (3rd). Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- KG2: Annual tuition after discount KD 400 — instalments KD 134, KD 133, KD 133. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 1 (Grade 1): Annual tuition after discount KD 550 — instalments KD 184, KD 183, KD 183. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 2 (Grade 2): Annual tuition after discount KD 550 — instalments KD 184, KD 183, KD 183. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 3 (Grade 3): Annual tuition after discount KD 550 — instalments KD 184, KD 183, KD 183. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 4 (Grade 4): Annual tuition after discount KD 550 — instalments KD 184, KD 183, KD 183. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 5 (Grade 5): Annual tuition after discount KD 550 — instalments KD 184, KD 183, KD 183. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 6 (Grade 6): Annual tuition KD 680 — instalments KD 227, KD 227, KD 226. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 7 (Grade 7): Annual tuition KD 680 — instalments KD 227, KD 227, KD 226. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 8 (Grade 8): Annual tuition KD 680 — instalments KD 227, KD 227, KD 226. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 9 (Grade 9): Annual tuition KD 900 — instalments KD 300, KD 300, KD 300. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 10 (Grade 10): Annual tuition KD 900 — instalments KD 300, KD 300, KD 300. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 11 (Grade 11): Annual tuition KD 900 — instalments KD 300, KD 300, KD 300. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- Year 12 (Grade 12): Annual tuition KD 900 — instalments KD 300, KD 300, KD 300. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- IGCSE 1 (Year 1 IGCSE): Annual tuition KD 1,100 — instalments KD 367, KD 367, KD 366. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- IGCSE 2 (Year 2 IGCSE): Annual tuition KD 1,100 — instalments KD 367, KD 367, KD 366. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- IGCSE 3 (Year 3 IGCSE): Annual tuition KD 1,100 — instalments KD 367, KD 367, KD 366. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

- IGCSE 4 (Year 4 IGCSE): Annual tuition KD 1,150 — instalments KD 384, KD 383, KD 383. Instalment dates: 01 April, 01 September, 01 January.

Transportation / Bus fees (annual and three instalments by area)

- Local route: Annual transport fee KD 195 — instalments KD 65, KD 65, KD 65. Payment schedule: first instalment due by 15 April, second by 15 September, third by 15 December. Transport fee is payable in three instalments. The transport fee once paid is not refundable.

- Long-distance route: Annual transport fee KD 235 — instalments KD 79, KD 78, KD 78. Payment schedule: first instalment due by 15 April, second by 15 September, third by 15 December. The transport fee once paid is not refundable.

- Very long-distance route: Annual transport fee KD 270 — instalments KD 90, KD 90, KD 90. Payment schedule: first instalment due by 15 April, second by 15 September, third by 15 December. The transport fee once paid is not refundable.

Billing schedule and payment terms (tuition & transport)

- Tuition billing is split into three instalments with stated due dates (the schedule shown uses instalment dates of 01 April, 01 September and 01 January for the academic-year schedule). Parents are required to pay each instalment by the due date. The school reserves the right to collect the first instalment if the child attends school even for one day during the term. If a student attends school during a term, the full term fee will be charged irrespective of the number of days attended. Fee defaulters may be struck off the roll after missed payment and will need to seek re‑admission. Transport instalments are payable on dates shown (first instalment by 15 April, second by 15 September, third by 15 December).

Boarding fees

- No boarding fees are listed. The school's published materials do not list boarding facilities or boarding charges; transport (day-school bus) fees are provided instead.

Other costs and charges

- Uniform: The full set of school uniform must be purchased from the school uniform store; uniforms follow an approved pattern and are mandatory. Specific uniform items are listed by season (summer and winter) but individual uniform prices are not published in the fee schedule.

- Textbooks / notebooks: A notebook list and textbooks list are published for the academic year; pricing for books and stationery is not shown in the fee schedule. Parents should budget separately for textbooks, notebooks and stationery.

- Other routine charges: Activity/material charges and other incidental costs are referenced as part of normal school operations; specific one-off charges (for exams, excursions, optional activities or special programs) are not listed in the published tuition schedule and should be treated as additional to the annual tuition and transport fees.

Refund information and withdrawal rules

- The registration (application) fee of KD 50 is non-refundable. Transport fees that have been paid are not refundable. The term fee must be paid even if the child leaves in the middle of the term or attends school for a single day during the term; the school may collect the first instalment even if the student attends for one day. The School Leaving Certificate (transfer certificate) is issued only after all school dues are settled and any school property on loan is returned.

Fee payment options and contact for finance

- The school's published fee materials provide instalment schedules and amounts but do not specify accepted payment instruments (credit card, bank transfer, cheque, cash) in the fee schedule documents. For direct confirmation of accepted payment methods and to complete payments, the school can be contacted by phone or email: Phone: 23700194; Email: newindianschool@marefa-kw.com.

Brief note on the published fee materials located

- The detailed tuition instalments and annual amounts above are those shown in the school's published fee schedule and transport fee document. The most recently published fee schedule located in the school's materials corresponds to the academic-year schedule available in the school's fee and transport documents (the documents display the three-instalment structure and the instalment dates noted above). No later academic-year fee schedule (for 2025/26 or 2026/27) was located in the school's published materials while compiling these figures.
Academics

New Indian School teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE.

Curriculum

The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum. The medium of instruction is English. Inclusive lesson plans include art integration, sport integration, project-based learning, and storytelling. Hindi, French, and Arabic are offered as second languages, with Arabic also offered as a third language. Additional languages include Malayalam, Tamil, Telgu, and Urdu, with the third language introduced from Grade 1 onward. In KG, teaching revolves around play-based learning with feedback through worksheets.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school aims to develop students' full potential by focusing on good character and global citizenship. Each child is a unique person with personal interests, talents and a recognizable learning style. The school encourages the child's natural curiosity and innate enthusiasm. It pays individual attention to promote character development toward global citizenship.
Parent Experience

History

New Indian School Mangaf, Kuwait was established on September 10, 2017, in Mangaf, Kuwait, as the creative effort of Kuwaiti educationist Talal Khalifa Al-Jeri to impart education to the students of Kuwait. The magnificent building stands at Mangaf, block-4 street 100. It is an Indian English-medium school affiliated to CBSE Delhi and a member of CBSE-affiliated schools in the Gulf. The school aims to provide an inspirational, innovative, scientific and rational study atmosphere that is caring, respectful, trusting, optimistic, enjoyable, creative and supportive for high academic standards. The school follows modern approaches to teaching, learning, technology, management and leadership and seeks holistic development of young minds.

Community

The school is part of the Al-Jeri Holding Group and maintains open channels with parents and the public to share its vision, mission and progression. It follows a 360-degree approach to education and emphasizes modern teaching, technology and leadership in its programs. The school promotes holistic development and seeks active parental engagement in monitoring their children's progress.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The magnificent building of New Indian School Mangaf, Kuwait stands on a prime location in Mangaf, Block-4, Street 100. It was established on 10/09/2017. The aim is to provide students with an inspirational, innovative, scientific and rational study atmosphere that is caring, respectful, trusting, optimistic, enjoyable, creative and supportive for a high academic standard.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Cultural & Language

Medium of instruction is English. Hindi, French, and Arabic are offered as second languages, with Arabic as a third language. Additional languages include Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu, with the third language introduced from Grade 1.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sport integration is included in lessons. KG teaching uses play-based learning and feedback through worksheets.
Languages

Language Provision

Medium of instruction is English. Hindi, French, and Arabic are taught as second languages. Arabic is the third language. Additional languages include Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu. Third language is introduced from Grade 1 onwards.

Bilingual Teaching

Hindi, French, and Arabic are offered as second languages. Arabic is offered as a third language. Additional languages include Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu. A third language is introduced from Grade 1 onwards.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Eligibility and prerequisites: Admission is granted strictly on merit irrespective of nationality, gender, religion, etc. For Lower Kindergarten, the child must have completed 3 years by 15 March. Students transferring from other schools require the School Leaving Certificate from the previous school. The parent must submit the duly filled admission forms in Arabic and English, and the student must clear an entrance exam and interview with the principal. Applications for admission should be made on the prescribed form obtainable from the school office or website, and the parent must read and sign the Code of Conduct before taking admission.

2. Documents Required: Health Card (obtainable from an approved school health clinic) and the following: Admission Form in English; Admission Form in Arabic; Original Transfer Certificate from the last attended school (for class II onwards); Two photocopies of the Transfer Certificate and report card; Passport copies of the student and the parent; Copy of Birth Certificate (two sets; for Kuwait-born children, include inoculation pages); Four recent passport-size photographs of the student (submitted in a separate envelope); Copy of the child's Civil ID. Admission is granted strictly on merit; registering the name and attending the interview does not guarantee a seat, as admission depends on interview performance and seat availability.

3. Fee Structure: There is a registration fee of 50 KD non-refundable. Fees are charged in installments and are payable in three installments per academic year (1st, 2nd, 3rd installments) with amounts varying by class.

4. Transfer Certificate (TC) Format: There are separate Transfer Certificate formats for local (within Kuwait) and outside Kuwait.

5. Admission, Withdrawal, Promotion: Withdrawals must be submitted on or before the deadline issued by the school. The School Leaving Certificate will be issued only after all dues are paid and school property is returned. The term fee remains payable even if the child leaves mid-term or attends school for a day during the term. A student who fails twice in a class will have to leave the school.
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