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The English Academy

Kuwait, Kuwait City

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School Essentials

Foundational information about the school

Location

Ahmad Ibn Tolon Street, Area 82, Hawally, Kuwait (Hawally district). PO Box 1081, Surra 45701. The English Academy is part of the Al-Jeel Al Jadeed Educational group and moved to Hawally in 2013 to its new premises.

Levels

All-through school from age 3½ to 18, organized into three sections: Infants (EYFS/KG), KS2, and Secondary. It delivers the National Curriculum for England to KS1–KS3 and EYFS for KG/Reception, with iGCSE, AS and A levels offered in KS4–KS5.

School Type

An international school within the Al-Jeel Al Jadeed Educational group; delivers a British international education and follows the National Curriculum for England.

Additional Learning Support

Early morning and after-school intervention groups for mathematics and literacy.

Country Affiliation

British international school; follows the English National Curriculum.

Day Structure

Three-term school year; Sunday–Thursday; school day 7:00–14:00.

Fees

Application / Registration fees
- No separate application fee is published for new registrations or re-registrations; registration is handled through the school's admissions process.

Tuition fees — annual and per term (Kuwaiti Dinar, KD)
- Kindergarten (Year: KD 1,513). Per term (3 terms per school year): KD 504.33.
- Reception (Year: KD 2,150). Per term: KD 716.67. Books: KD 10 per year.
- Years 1–2 (each year: KD 2,257). Per term: KD 752.33. Books: KD 30 per year.
- Years 3–6 (each year: KD 2,506). Per term: KD 835.33. Books: KD 60 per year.
- Years 7–9 (each year: KD 3,002). Per term: KD 1,000.67. Books: KD 90 per year.
- Years 10–11 (each year: KD 3,002). Per term: KD 1,000.67. Books: KD 90 per year. (Table notes Years 10–11 are shown together for those two years.)
- Years 12–13 (each year: KD 3,713). Per term: KD 1,237.67. Books: KD 60 per year.

Sibling (additional-child) fees — annual and per term (KD)
- Kindergarten additional child: KD 1,438 per year — per term KD 479.33.
- Reception additional child: KD 2,043 per year — per term KD 681.00.
- Years 1–2 additional child: KD 2,145 per year — per term KD 715.00.
- Years 3–6 additional child: KD 2,381 per year — per term KD 793.67.
- Years 7–9 additional child: KD 2,852 per year — per term KD 950.67.
- Years 10–11 additional child: KD 2,852 per year — per term KD 950.67.
- Years 12–13 additional child: KD 3,528 per year — per term KD 1,176.00.

Books / learning resources (annual)
- Reception: KD 10 per year. Years 1–2: KD 30 per year. Years 3–6: KD 60 per year. Years 7–11: KD 90 per year. Years 12–13: KD 60 per year. Kindergarten shows no book charge in the published schedule.

Transport (annual) and transport deposit
- The published fee table shows a transport line of KD 350 per year for year groups. An Important Notes item on the fees page states the annual transport fee is KD 325 and that to reserve a transport space a KD 100 deposit is required. The KD 100 transport deposit is non‑refundable if transport is cancelled after 31 August. Parents should note both figures appear on the school's published materials.

Boarding fees
- The English Academy does not publish any boarding or residential fees; boarding facilities are not listed.

Other costs and one‑off charges
- Transport deposit: KD 100 (non‑refundable if cancellation is after 31 August). Annual transport fee referenced above.
- Books charges by year group are listed above.
- Uniform: A full school uniform policy and required items are specified; no uniform prices are published. Uniform items include summer/winter uniforms, PE kit, blazer (KS3), jumper and coat as appropriate by key stage.
- Examination or external exam board charges (if applicable) are not itemised in the published fee schedule; parents remain responsible for any additional school fees set by the Ministry of Education.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition and related charges are presented as annual amounts. The school operates on a three‑term academic calendar (Term 1, Term 2, Term 3); term dates are published in the school calendar. Parents should expect billing to reference the annual fee and the three academic terms.
- The KD 100 transport deposit must be paid to reserve a transport space; the deposit is non‑refundable if transport is dropped after 31 August.

Refund information
- The transport deposit (KD 100) is explicitly non‑refundable if transport is cancelled after 31 August. No general tuition‑refund schedule or detailed refund terms are published in the school's public fee schedule.

Fee payment options and administration
- Online payments are accepted via the school's Pay Online portal. Contact details for fee administration are published (phone and enquiries email). For bank transfer, payroll deduction, card or other arrangements, parents should contact the school's finance office using the published telephone numbers or enquiries email.

Important notes included with the fee schedule
- Parents are required to present the father/legal guardian in person at first registration or re‑registration to sign documents; legal guardians must present appropriate legal documentation where applicable. Parents are responsible for any additional school fees mandated by the Ministry of Education.

(Amounts shown are the school's published KD figures and per‑term values above are calculated by dividing the annual fee by three terms.)

Pupil Nationality Mix

The pupil body represents 25 nationalities; the largest groups are Egyptian (57.7%), Kuwaiti (15.7%) and Jordanian (6.7%).

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees KWD 1,513 - 4,198
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 1359
Type Co-educational
Opened 1993
Bus Service No

The English Academy, TEA, is a school within the Al-Jeel Al Jadeed Educational Group. It offers a British education for ages 3 to 18; TEA uses the English National Curriculum. In the Early Years TEA uses the EYFS Framework with seven areas of learning; from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 2, TEA follows the 2014 National Curriculum with themed learning and schemes such as Talk for Writing and White Rose Maths. The Secondary Curriculum is based on the National Curriculum of England and is complemented by Arabic, Islamic Studies and PSHE, with progression from Year 7 to IGCSE and Sixth Form. The Sixth Form offers IAS and IAL programmes. The school opened in September 1993. Facilities include IT labs, digital projectors, a Theatre, three Secondary/Sixth Form labs, and a large Playground and PE facilities. TEA sends students to universities in Europe, the UK, the Middle East and the US, globally.

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