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Pakistan English School

Kuwait, Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees KWD 366 - 1,200
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1995
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Taught languages Urdu, Arabic, French
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Pakistan English School in Kuwait delivers a British-based curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, alongside FBISE syllabuses in the Senior Years. The school educates children from ages 3 to 18 and is organized into four sections: Kindergarten (LKG/UKG), Primary (Grades 1–5), Middle (Grades 6–8), and Higher (Grades 9–12). The campus features more than 30 spacious classrooms, a cafeteria, a bookshop, and media and technology rooms to support modern learning. It offers indoor and outdoor activity spaces and a broad sports program operated under DAS Academy, including swimming, soccer, cricket, basketball, badminton, and tennis, with a planned modern soccer ground on site. English language support and full career counseling begin from Grade VIII, with an intervention program for students. Extracurriculars include quizzes, recitation, elocution, and Art Academy; the school emphasises community engagement and opportunities to collaborate beyond the classroom.

Pakistan English School, School Complex, Street 100, Block 1, Jleeb Al Shuyoukh, Kuwait

The Essentials

Pakistan English School has instruction in English.

Fees

Annual tuition at Pakistan English School ranges from KWD 366 to KWD 1,200 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fees

- Registration (Admission) fee — KD 15. Admission fee is non‑refundable.
- Registration fee for IGCSE applicants — KD 30. Admission fee for IGCSE is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by year group (installments and annual totals, academic year 2026–2027)

- KG (L.K.G / U.K.G): 1st installment KD 122 • 2nd installment KD 122 • 3rd installment KD 122 • Total annual tuition KD 366.
- Primary (Class 1–4): 1st installment KD 133 • 2nd installment KD 133 • 3rd installment KD 132 • Total annual tuition KD 398.
- Middle (Class 5–8): 1st installment KD 152 • 2nd installment KD 152 • 3rd installment KD 152 • Total annual tuition KD 456.
- FBISE – SSC (secondary): 1st installment KD 168 • 2nd installment KD 168 • 3rd installment KD 168 • Total annual tuition KD 504.
- IGCSE (Groups I & II / Years covering IGCSE 1 & 2): 1st installment KD 300 • 2nd installment KD 300 • 3rd installment KD 300 • Total annual tuition KD 900.
- FBISE – HSSC (higher secondary): 1st installment KD 168 • 2nd installment KD 168 • 3rd installment KD 168 • Total annual tuition KD 504.
- IGCSE‑3 (final IGCSE year / higher IGCSE stage): 1st installment KD 367 (01 Sep 2026) • 2nd installment KD 367 (01 Dec 2026) • 3rd installment KD 366 (01 Feb 2027) • Total annual tuition KD 1,100.
- AS level: 1st installment KD 400 (01 Sep 2026) • 2nd installment KD 400 (01 Dec 2026) • 3rd installment KD 400 (01 Feb 2027) • Total annual tuition KD 1,200.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard billing schedule for most classes (KG, Primary, Middle, FBISE‑SSC, FBISE‑HSSC, IGCSE I&II): three installments due on 01 April 2026 (1st), 01 September 2026 (2nd), and 01 December 2026 (3rd).
- For IGCSE‑3 and AS cohorts the three installments are due on 01 September 2026 (1st), 01 December 2026 (2nd), and 01 February 2027 (3rd).
- Books and uniform fees are charged separately and are not included in the tuition instalments.
- Admissions and re‑registration payments must be made by the dates specified in the school's schedule; failure to pay within the given period can result in rejection of the application or withholding of place.

Transportation (school bus) fees and terms — academic year 2026–2027

- Transportation is charged in three installments (dates match term instalment windows) and is paid in advance for each instalment/term. Transportation fees are non‑refundable. A student who uses transport even for one day remains liable for the full instalment/term amount. Cancellation requires a prescribed form and one month's prior notice; failure to provide notice makes the next instalment due.
- Sample transport fee bands (examples by route; amounts are per instalment then total):
- Abdullah Al Mubarak / Hassawi / Jleeb / Abbasiya: 1st KD 45 • 2nd KD 45 • 3rd KD 55 • Total KD 145.
- Farwaniya / Ishbiliya / Khaitan / Omariya / Rabya / Rehab / Sabha Al Nasser / West Abdullah Al Mubarak: 1st KD 50 • 2nd KD 50 • 3rd KD 65 • Total KD 165.
- Andalus / Ardiya / Firdous / Reggai / Sulaibiya: 1st KD 60 • 2nd KD 65 • 3rd KD 75 • Total KD 200.
- Hawally / Jabriya / Maidan Hawally / Rumaithiya / Salmiya / Salwa: 1st KD 90 • 2nd KD 95 • 3rd KD 95 • Total KD 280.
- Doha / Gharb Al Sulaibikhat / Jaber Al Ahmad / Naeem / Naseem / Jahra / Qasser / Sulaibikhat: 1st KD 90 • 2nd KD 95 • 3rd KD 95 • Total KD 280.
- Transport registration deadlines: register before 25 March 2026 to start from 01 April 2026; to start from 01 September 2026 register before 27 August 2026. Availability is subject to minimum pupil numbers for each route.

Other costs and optional charges

- Books, workbooks and stationery: charged separately and not included in the listed tuition amounts.
- Uniforms: charged separately; parents purchase uniform items as required.
- Any additional exam, registration or curriculum‑specific charges (for example IGCSE/AS exam fees or incremental curriculum charges) are extra to the annual tuition and are charged when applicable.

Refund and withdrawal policy

- Admission/registration fee (KD 15 or KD 30 for IGCSE) is explicitly non‑refundable.
- Withdrawal liabilities during the school year:
- Students withdrawn after 01 April 2026 are liable to pay the 1st instalment.
- Students withdrawn after 01 September 2026 are liable to pay the 2nd instalment.
- Students withdrawn after 01 December 2026 are liable to pay the full year's tuition.
- Transport fees are non‑refundable once paid for a term/instalment and remain payable even if transport is used for a single day in that term. Cancellation must follow the prescribed procedure and timing to avoid payment for the following instalment.

Boarding / hostel

- Boarding is not listed as an offered facility; no boarding/hostel fees are published for Pakistan English School (day‑school model with transport).

Fee payment options

- Fees can be paid online through the school's Quick Pay portal (online fee payment facility).

Notes for parents

- Tuition figures above are stated in Kuwaiti Dinars (KD) and follow the school's 2026–2027 fee schedule and instalment calendar. Payments and transport registrations must meet stated deadlines to secure services and avoid liability for instalments. Books, exams, uniforms and other ancillary charges are additional to the tuition and transport amounts shown.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has more than 30 spacious classrooms with comfortable seating and a variety of teaching and learning materials. It has a cafeteria that provides healthy meals and vast communal areas for students to socialise during breaks. The bookshop distributes textbooks at the start of each academic year and remains available for extended learning throughout the year. PES offers indoor and outdoor activity areas and media and technology rooms to support learning. The school is divided into four academic sections: Kindergarten (LKG/UKG), Primary (Grades 1–5), Middle (Grades 6–8), and Higher (Grades 9–12) with FBISE or IGCSE syllabuses.

Sports Facilities
Under DAS academy, PES provides top-tier sports facilities with fully developed infrastructure for swimming, soccer, cricket, and indoor games. We are planning to construct a modern soccer ground on campus. The Amenities include Open Ground, Soccer, Cricket, Basketball, Badminton, Swimming Pool, and Tennis. Students can enjoy soccer, tennis, and other sports activities.

Academic Facilities
The school has four academic sections: Kindergarten (LKG/UKG), Primary (Grades 1–5), Middle (Grades 6–8), and Higher (Grades 9–12) with FBISE and IGCSE syllabuses. There are more than 30 spacious classrooms with comfortable seating and teaching materials. The media and technology rooms enhance learning opportunities. The bookshop distributes textbooks at the start of each academic year and remains available for extended reading.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular activities include quizzes, recitation, elocution, art and craft, and games like football and basketball. English language special classes and full-featured career counseling begin from Grade VIII. An intervention program for students is available, and extracurricular activities are offered under DAS Academy. PES also provides opportunities to collaborate and socialise with students from other schools, supporting skill development beyond the classroom.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has a comprehensive curriculum that emphasizes practical learning and solving real-world problems in the community. It designs and implements education programs through active community engagement and partners with diverse organizations to create supports and opportunities for students. This approach bridges classroom learning with real-world opportunities.

Arts & Creative
Art Academy offers art classes to develop imagination and creativity. Instructors help students develop motor, language, social skills, decision-making, risk-taking, and inventiveness. Providing time, space, and materials for creative expression supports student well-being.

Cultural & Language
Arabic & Islamic Studies are offered; Arabic language fosters understanding of Arab culture. Islamic studies instill the foundation of Islam in a child. PES provides a modern discipline alongside Islamic heritage teachings.

Social & Hobbies
After-school activities include quizzes, recitation, and elocution, offering language-focused opportunities beyond the classroom. Students also participate in team games such as football and basketball. PES has a fully developed infrastructure for swimming, soccer, cricket, and indoor games.

Community & Service
The school designs and implements education programs through the active engagement of communities. It hosts workshops to help parents support their children's learning, routines, and healthy habits at home. During Covid-19, PES distributed 91 food kits to individuals and families in need. The program aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and promotes environmental awareness and responsible consumption.

Leadership & Professional
Pakistan English School runs a Student Leadership program. The Principal selects a Chief Proctor, and classes from Grade 4 to Grade 12 nominate two Prefects each who are elected by class vote. The Head Boy and Head Girl from Grade 12 are elected by teachers. Prefect duties include maintaining discipline and promoting the school's culture and vision.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
PES provides infrastructure for swimming, soccer, cricket, badminton, basketball, and indoor games. Swimming lessons by DAS Academy are tailored to prepare children for competitions. Dance promotes strength and endurance and supports physical development. Cricket fosters leadership and teamwork, while basketball builds fitness and cooperative skills.
Languages

Language Provision
English and Arabic are the languages used within the school community. Arabic is taught as a language and used in events, ceremonies, and daily life. Multilingual expression is supported, with Arabic and English speeches at events.

Bilingual Teaching
The school fosters bilingual proficiency in English and Arabic. Students demonstrate growing ability to communicate in both languages, including in English and Arabic during school events. Arabic and English speeches are used in ceremonies and performances.
Admissions

Admissions
The school uses the Cambridge curriculum. Admissions are granted on a merit basis. If a student from another school in Kuwait wishes to join PES, they should appear for the Admission Test. An Admissions Enquiry Form is available to submit inquiries. A PES Application Form is provided for enrollment and PES Online Registration is available.
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