Oxford Academy Kuwait

Kuwait, Salwa

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 1991

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE

Taught languages Arabic, English, French

Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages

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

Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Oxford Academy Kuwait, established in 1991, follows a British-based education blending the International Cambridge Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales. From Early Years through IGCSE, the school prepares students for Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams, including Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, within the Cambridge International Examinations Centre network and in association with the AQA Examination group. The curriculum is organized into Foundation Years, Key Stages 1–4, and includes KS3 Arabic, English, Geography, ICT, Mathematics, Science, and Islamic Studies, with IGCSE examinations in Year 11. The campus features science laboratories, hi-tech computer labs, a library, and a canteen, plus air-conditioned bus transport. Sports facilities include Primary and Secondary PE spaces and inter-school tournaments. After-school activities span gymnastics, basketball, football, roller-skating, and aerobics, and cultural events such as Quran and Islamic competitions and International Day enhance learning beyond the classroom. A pastoral team supports wellbeing and engagement.

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The Essentials

Location

Salwa Block 7, Street 1, Kuwait. The school is located in the Salwa area of Kuwait City, Hawalli Governorate. It is accessible by road and sits in a residential neighbourhood.

Stages

Foundation Years (Early Years) through Year 11 (IGCSE). KS1 (Years 1–2), KS2 (Years 3–6), KS3 (Years 7–9) and KS4 (Years 10–11). The curriculum blends the Cambridge International Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales, with Cambridge Checkpoints, IGCSE and AQA examinations.

Type

International school

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Fees

Summary

- Oxford Academy Kuwait does not publish a publicly accessible, itemised fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) on its public admission pages; exact numeric amounts for application fees, term/annual tuition by year group, payment schedules, refund rules and accepted payment methods are not posted in the school's public admission material.

Application fees

- Not publicly published. The school's public admission pages do not display a specific, numeric application or assessment fee.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- Not publicly published. The school's public admission material does not present an itemised table of tuition by grade or term on the publicly accessible admission pages. No per-term or per-year numeric schedule is available from the school's public pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Not publicly published. No public, itemised billing schedule (for example, number and due dates of instalments, registration deposit amounts, or late-payment penalties) is shown on the school's admission pages. The school provides online registration and links to admission documents via its admissions area that parents use for enrolment processes.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding provision is described on the public admission pages. The school's public information references daily operations and mentions bus students (indicating day-school transport arrangements) but does not describe boarding or boarding fees. Therefore no boarding fee schedule is available.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, trips, transport, activities)

- Uniform: a school uniform policy and a menu link for School Uniform exist, but no published, itemised uniform cost list is provided on the public admission pages.
- Books, trips and extracurricular charges: these categories are not itemised with prices on the publicly available admission pages; the site references trips and trip fees generically but does not publish a full fee schedule.
- Transport: the public pages mention bus students and arrival/collection procedures but do not publish bus-fee amounts.

Refund information

- Not publicly published. No detailed public statement of refundable or non-refundable registration deposits, conditions for fee refunds on withdrawal, or refund timelines is posted on the school's public admission pages.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cheque, online portal, etc.)

- Not publicly published. The school's public admission pages do not list the accepted payment methods or provide a public finance/online-payment portal description. Parents are directed to the school's admissions channels for registration and admission documents.

Contact information to obtain official, itemised fee details

- Email: info@oxford-alshayaschools.com. Phone: (+965) 22097274. (These contacts are provided on the school's admission pages for admissions and administrative enquiries.)

Notes: The school's public admission pages include an online registration link and references to admission documents (Microsoft Forms / SharePoint) for parents completing the enrolment process; the detailed, itemised fee schedule appears not to be published on the publicly accessible admission pages.

Academics

Curriculum

The Oxford Academy Kuwait follows a British-based education, combining the International Cambridge Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales. The curriculum is divided into five areas: Foundation Years (Early Years), Key Stage 1 (Primary), Key Stage 2 (Primary), Key Stage 3 (Secondary) and Key Stage 4 (Secondary). Foundation Years cover Early Years; Key Stage 1 and 2 correspond to Primary; Key Stage 3 corresponds to Years 7–9; Key Stage 4 corresponds to Years 9–11 with IGCSE examinations in Year 11. The KS3 subjects include Arabic, Art and Design, Coordinated Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology in Year 9), English (Language and Literature), Geography, History, ICT, Islamic Studies, Mathematics, Physical Education and Social Studies (Year 7). The KS4 curriculum exposes students to the IGCSE; Year 10 focuses on English and Mathematics as core subjects plus one option; Year 11 offers three options for a total of six IGCSEs, with a possibility of eight IGCSEs. The school is accredited as a Cambridge International Examinations Centre for Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams and is connected with the AQA Examination group. The curriculum is adapted to meet the needs of learners in the Middle East.

Exam Results

IGCSE results have improved year on year.

Higher Education Progression

Our students have gone on to universities across the world.

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Admissions

1. Initiate online admission. The Oxford Academy Kuwait uses a self-admission online form accessible via the Online Admission link on the admission page. The form is hosted on forms.office.com. This online registration starts the enrollment process for prospective students.

2. Guidelines and admission documents. Guidelines accompany the admission process and Admission Documents include Home School Agreement. The Home School Agreement is listed under Admission Documents.

3. Review school fees. The School Fees page provides the 2025/2026 fees information.

4. Continue via Online Admission. The Online Admission option is available to complete subsequent enrollment steps from the admission section.

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FAQs

What age range does Oxford Academy Kuwait cater to, and how is the year structure organized?

Oxford Academy Kuwait runs from Foundation Years (Early Years) through Year 11, with five key stages: Foundation Years, Key Stage 1 and 2 (Primary), Key Stage 3 (Secondary), and Key Stage 4 (IGCSE). The youngest pupils start at age 3, and the curriculum continues up to IGCSE in Year 11.

Where is Oxford Academy Kuwait located and what is the campus setting?

The school is located in Salwa, Block 7, Street 1, Kuwait City, in the Hawalli Governorate. It sits in a residential neighbourhood and is accessible by road, with bus routes available on demand.

What curriculum does the school follow and which examinations is it connected with?

The school blends the Cambridge International Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales, covering Foundation Years to IGCSE. Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams are used, and the school is connected with the AQA examination group.

Are tuition fees and the full fee schedule publicly published for the school?

A detailed, itemised fee schedule is not published publicly on the admissions pages. For official fee details (including any 2025/26 fees information), families should contact the school directly.

What is the admissions process for new students?

Admissions begin with online self-registration via the Online Admission form, followed by reviewing admission guidelines and documents (including the Home School Agreement). The process continues with review of school fees and completing steps through the Online Admission portal.

Are scholarships or waitlists available at the school?

Scholarships and waitlist information are not published by the school, so families should inquire directly for any opportunities or placements. Admissions staff can guide you on any potential options when you apply.

What exams do Oxford Academy Kuwait students sit at the end of Key Stage 4?

Students sit IGCSE examinations in Year 11; Cambridge Checkpoints are available for younger students, and some assessments are linked to the AQA examination group.

How would you describe the school's track record in IGCSE results?

IGCSE results have improved year on year, reflecting ongoing progress in student achievement. The school emphasizes ongoing learning and assessment to sustain this trend.

Where have graduates from Oxford Academy Kuwait gone for higher education?

Our students have gone on to universities across the world, reflecting a global pathway from the school's curriculum. These destinations demonstrate the broad access provided by the programme.

What key academic facilities does the campus provide?

The campus includes hi-tech computer labs, science laboratories, a library, and a canteen to support daily learning and welfare. These facilities support ICT skills, research, and healthy student life.

What sports facilities are available across the Foundation to Secondary levels?

Foundation has a large play area with decorative flooring and a synthetic grass space. Primary features four PE areas—including two basketball courts, a five-a-side football area, and an indoor, air-conditioned gym. Secondary has a large PE yard for a wide range of activities.

Are there after-school activities and clubs on offer?

Yes, there are after-school activities and clubs across various sports and arts. Activities include gymnastics, basketball, football, roller-skating and aerobics, with inter-school tournaments.

What kinds of extracurricular opportunities does the school offer beyond academics?

The school offers a diverse extracurricular program spanning both curricular and non-curricular areas, with competitions including Quran and Islamic events and an International Day celebrating diverse cultures.

Are there competitions or events where students can showcase their talents?

Yes, students participate in inter-school tournaments and competitions, including sports, Quranic and Islamic events, and cultural celebrations. These events help students apply knowledge and develop teamwork.

Is there a counseling or wellbeing support system for students?

A pastoral system supports students' physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing, with a qualified pastoral team and counseling services available to assist students and liaise with families.

How does Oxford Academy Kuwait support students' wellbeing and safeguarding?

The school operates a pastoral system with a dedicated team to support wellbeing, and safeguarding measures include social workers who work with the school and families. Bullying incidents and other safeguarding concerns can be reported to teachers or the Head of Secondary.

Is English language support available, such as EAL, and at what levels?

English as a Second Language is offered in Year 10, and English as a First Language is available as an option in Year 11.

How does the school handle safeguarding and mental wellbeing?

Safeguarding is supported by a dedicated team with social workers, and mental wellbeing is addressed through the pastoral program with close involvement of families.

What can you tell me about the school uniform?

The school has a uniform, with phase- and department-specific requirements listed in the student planners in the Parent Essentials section, and uniform items can be purchased from The Royal Scot, the school shop.

What are the dining arrangements and what can be expected from the canteen?

A canteen provides a wide selection of fresh and packaged produce. The lunchbox should include healthy foods, and foods high in sugar or fizzy drinks should be limited.

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