Compare International Schools in Mangaf, Kuwait

Instructs in English

Type Co-educational

Cambridge English School Mangaf offers a layered British curriculum from Early Years through Secondary, with Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE routes and a dedicated Post-16 pathway. The campus follows the English National Curriculum in the Primary phase and supports a UK-style learning journey approved by Kuwait's Ministry of Education. Early Years Foundation Stage focuses on phonics, early mathematics, communication and language, expressive arts and physical development. The Secondary School delivers Years 7 to 11 with IGCSE options, backed by specialist teachers and a broad enrichment program in STEM, sports, debate and more. Post-16 education provides university-guided pathways via Unifrog and mentoring, with graduates progressing to universities in Kuwait, the UK and beyond. Facilities include digital-enhanced classrooms, science laboratories, ICT/Robotics labs, art and music rooms, a vibrant library and EYFS spaces. Indoor and outdoor sports support curriculum and clubs; robust leadership, wellbeing, and safeguarding underpin the student experience every day.

Location

Mangaf Campus, Block 3, Street 100, Mangaf, Kuwait. Cambridge English School Kuwait operates two campuses, Hawally and Mangaf.

Stages

Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS); Primary School; Secondary School; Post-16 Pathway

Additional learning support

Wellbeing and learning support: dedicated pastoral & safeguarding team; Learning Support and intervention programmes; attendance and punctuality monitoring with personalised follow-up; workshops on digital safety, mental health and positive behaviour; strong communication between school and home; nurturing ethos.

Country affiliation

United Kingdom (Cambridge Curriculum) with Kuwait's Ministry of Education approval

Application fees
- Application / registration fees for Cambridge English School - Mangaf are not published in a public fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (and equivalent public amounts are not available for 2025/26). No specific numeric application or non‑refundable registration amount is publicly available.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- A term‑by‑term or year‑group tuition schedule (detailed fees per term and per Year/Grade) is not published publicly for the 2026/27 academic year. There is no publicly available table showing tuition by Year/Grade or per term for the Mangaf campus. Numeric tuition amounts for each year group are therefore not available here.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Specific billing dates, instalment schedule, and the school's published tuition payment terms for 2026/27 are not published publicly. The school uses an online pre‑registration/payment gateway for enrolment processes (OnePay pre‑registration interface is used for the academic year process shown online). Further details on instalment dates, due dates, penalties, or late payment charges are not published in a public fee document.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Cambridge English School operates as day campuses (Hawally and Mangaf); no boarding provision is listed and no boarding fees are published. Therefore no boarding fees apply.

Other costs or fees (uniform, transport, exams, books, activities)
- The school maintains policies and references common ancillary charges (for example uniform, transport, examination entries, books and materials, and some extracurricular activity charges), but specific monetary amounts for uniform, transport, external exam registration, books or activity fees are not published in a public fee schedule. External examination entries (e.g., Cambridge/IGCSE/AS/A‑Level) are typically charged separately per subject when applicable.

Refund information
- A publicly detailed refund or cancellation table (refund of term fees, registration fee refund rules, or other refund conditions and deadlines) is not published in a public fee document for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year. Specific refund terms are therefore not available here.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other)
- The school's public pages do not publish a complete list of accepted payment methods for tuition (credit card, bank transfer, KNET, etc.). The school uses an online OnePay pre‑registration portal for registration/payment processes, and Cambridge exam registration materials indicate exam payments are commonly accepted by Cash/KNET/Credit Card in Cambridge registration contexts; however, a definitive published list of accepted payment channels for school tuition instalments is not publicly available.

Useful administrative details (procedural, contact and campus)
- Campuses: Hawally Campus and Mangaf Campus (Mangaf address listed). Contact phone and email for Mangaf enquiries are published and may be used to request specific fee amounts and the official fee schedule directly: +965 2370 0000 and enquiries-mangaf@ces.edu.kw. Pre‑registration is handled via the online OnePay pre‑registration form for the academic year enrollment process.

Summary statement
- Detailed numeric fees (application fee amounts, tuition by year group per term, instalment dates, published refund schedule, and a definitive list of accepted payment methods) are not publicly available for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) in a public fee schedule. Parents should use the school's published contacts and the OnePay pre‑registration mechanism to obtain the official, campus‑specific fee schedule and formal payment terms directly from the school administration.

Uniform Requirement

The school has a Uniform Policy.

House System

House system is in place with leadership opportunities including House Captains, School Council, Prefect roles, and the Duke of Edinburgh programme.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a private British international school in Kuwait, recognised as a British School Overseas (BSO) following the February 2026 inspection; It delivers a British curriculum aligned to the English National Curriculum.

Curriculum

CES Mangaf provides a layered British curriculum across Early Years, Primary and Secondary, with a dedicated Post-16 pathway. Early Years Foundation Stage learning follows the EYFS framework, integrating phonics, early mathematics, communication and language, expressive arts and physical development. The Primary phase uses the English National Curriculum with a strong emphasis on literacy and numeracy, complemented by enquiry-based learning and integrated digital learning including robotics and coding. The Secondary School delivers a rigorous British curriculum from Year 7 to Year 11, with IGCSE pathways through Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge International, supported by specialist teachers and a broad enrichment programme in STEM, sports, debate and more. Post-16 education provides personalised, university-guided pathways through Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge International, with high A-Level attainment and extensive university guidance via Unifrog and mentoring. Graduates progress to universities in Kuwait, the UK and worldwide, with leadership opportunities, wellbeing systems, enrichment, and tailored university guidance.

Exam Results

100% A-Level pass rates are achieved in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Pupils follow IGCSE pathways through Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge International.

Higher Education Progression

Post-16 graduates progress to universities in Kuwait, the UK and worldwide, with structured university guidance and access to global higher-education pathways via Unifrog.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

CES Mangaf prioritizes social and emotional development as part of its holistic approach. The school has a dedicated Pastoral & Safeguarding Team that supports pupils to feel safe, supported and understood, promoting positive relationships and emotional resilience within a respectful school culture. The school emphasizes collaboration between home and school to nurture confidence, courtesy and ambition. Attendance and punctuality monitoring with personalised follow-up helps pupils stay engaged socially as well as academically. Workshops on digital safety, mental health and positive behaviour reinforce the wellbeing programme.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is central to life at CES Mangaf. The school has a pastoral care system led by the Head of Pastoral Care and a Designated Safeguarding Lead, promoting emotional resilience and respectful relationships. Learning Support provides early identification and personalised strategies so all learners progress with confidence. The wellbeing package includes workshops on digital safety, mental health and positive behaviour, and strong home–school communication supports welfare.

Safeguarding

The school has a dedicated Pastoral & Safeguarding Team and a Designated Safeguarding Lead to oversee safeguarding. Safeguarding policies guide practice and ensure a safe, inclusive environment where pupils are known and cared for.

Admissions

Admissions Process: CES Mangaf welcomes applications from all nationalities and backgrounds who share our commitment to high aspirations, respect, kindness and academic ambition. Our admissions team is available throughout the year to guide you through the process, answer questions and arrange school visits. We aim to make the admissions journey clear and reassuring so your child can begin their learning journey at CES Mangaf with confidence and excitement.

What families can expect: A friendly, professional admissions team guides families through the process; a transparent and efficient process; guidance on year placement and curriculum pathways; support for transfer students and international families; smooth transitions into EYFS, Primary, Secondary or Post-16.

How to Apply: A simple and supportive admissions process. Applications are accepted throughout the year, subject to availability.

1) Submit an Enquiry or Visit Request: Contact the admissions team or use the online enquiry form. We will arrange a tour, phone call or meeting to discuss your child's needs. A CES Mangaf admissions representative will follow up promptly to outline the next steps.

2) School Tour & Consultation: Families are invited to visit the campus, meet staff and understand the curriculum, facilities and school values. This provides an opportunity to ask questions and see the learning environment in action. You will receive information to help you understand curriculum pathways.

3) Complete the Application Form: The admissions team will provide the form and list of required documents, including previous school reports and identification. Submit the completed form and requested documents for consideration. The team will confirm receipt and outline the next steps.

4) Entrance Assessment / Meeting: EYFS: Play-based assessment; Primary: Literacy & numeracy checks; Secondary & Post-16: Subject assessments. This process ensures placement in the appropriate year group and pathway based on strengths.

5) Offer of Admission: Successful applicants will receive an offer letter along with details on fees, uniform, induction and the starting date. The admissions team will communicate next steps for registration.

6) Registration & Induction: Once registration is complete, families receive information regarding class allocation and induction details to ensure a smooth transition into the school. The admissions team remains available to support you at every step until your child begins their learning journey at CES Mangaf.

Contact: For enquiries, inquiries can be directed to enquiries-mangaf@ces.edu.kw or +965 2370 0000.

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India International School

Instructs in English

Fees KWD 340 - 488

Pupils 2386

Type Co-educational

India International School Mangaf is a co-educational, English-medium CBSE-affiliated school in Mangaf, Kuwait. Established in 2002, it offers CBSE-based programs from Early Childhood through Grade 12 and prepares students for All India Secondary and Senior School Certificate Examinations. The school is recognized by Kuwait's Ministry of Private Education and holds CBSE affiliation 5930013 (extended to 2029). The campus spans 2.347 acres and includes well-equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science, two computer labs, a large reference library, an A.V. room, a music room, indoor games and health services. A robust sports program features badminton courts, a basketball court, football and cricket fields, plus spaces for yoga and table tennis. Curricular emphasis covers three sections: Primary, Intermediate and Secondary, with English as the first language, and Hindi, French or Arabic as additional languages. An Olympiad club trains students for international competitions, including the International Informatics Olympiad for global progress.

Location

INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL is located in Mangaf, Kuwait. The address is Block 2, Street 1, Mangaf; Post Box 7721, Fahahil 64013, Kuwait. It is served by contracted school buses and serves nearby districts such as Fahaheel, Mangaf, Abu Halifa, Mahboula, Fintas, Riggae, and Sabahiya.

Stages

Primary (Class I–V), Intermediate (Class VI–IX), Secondary (Class X–XII).

Type

co-educational

Additional learning support

Country affiliation

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education, India); recognized by Kuwait's Ministry of Private Education.

School day structure

School hours are Sunday to Thursday for classes I–XII from 7:00 AM to 1:20 PM. Saturday sessions run from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM. Friday and Saturday are holidays.

Bus service

Transport is provided on a contracted basis. Bus routes cover Fahaheel, Mangaf, Abu Halifa, Mahboula, Fintas, Riggae, and Sabahiya. Admission to bus facilities requires applying in the prescribed form and paying transport fees. Bus monitors supervise seating and conduct, and misbehavior can lead to loss of bus privileges.

Application / Registration fees

- Application / registration fee amount: Not published in the school's public fee documents or application-form section.

Tuition fees (detailed by term and year group)

- KG (per installment): KD 115 (1st), KD 115 (2nd), KD 110 (3rd). Total annual tuition: KD 340.

- Grades I–IV (per installment): KD 127 (1st), KD 125 (2nd), KD 125 (3rd). Total annual tuition: KD 377.

- Grades V–VIII (per installment): KD 145 (1st), KD 145 (2nd), KD 145 (3rd). Total annual tuition: KD 435.

- Grades IX–XII (per installment): KD 165 (1st), KD 165 (2nd), KD 158 (3rd). Total annual tuition: KD 488.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The full-year tuition is due at the beginning of the year but the school divides it into three instalments for parent convenience. Installment due dates are: April 15 (1st), September 15 (2nd), and December 15 (3rd).

- Parents who do not complete payment by the stipulated dates risk cancellation of selection or administrative action as per school rules.

Transport (bus) fees and terms

- Published transport charge: KD 24 (transport fee figure published in the transport section). Transport is provided by hired buses on a contract basis.

- Transport payment terms: Parents must apply on the prescribed form and deposit transport fees. Transport fee once paid is not refundable. One month's notice is required to discontinue the bus service.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not listed and no boarding fees are published; the school's facilities and fee documents do not include any boarding provision or boarding charges.

Other costs and miscellaneous fees

- Uniform: The school requires the uniform to be purchased from the school store; specific uniform prices are not published in the public uniform or fee documents. Items required (by season and activity) are listed in the school uniform section.

- CBSE examination / registration fees for Classes IX, X, XI, XII: Separate CBSE registration and board-exam fees are handled as exam/registration items; the school publishes circulars and notices about CBSE examination/registration fees and deadlines. Specific CBSE exam amounts (charged in addition to tuition) are published in the school's circulars for the relevant classes.

- Caution deposits, laboratory fees, book charges or other incidental charges: No specific refundable caution deposit, lab fee or book-charge amounts are published together with the tuition table in the school's public fee documents.

Refund and withdrawal rules

- Withdrawal timing and fee liability: An application for withdrawal must be submitted at least one month before leaving. Full semester fee will be charged if a pupil is withdrawn during the middle of a semester. Students leaving in March or October must pay fee for the 1st or 2nd semester respectively.

- Transport refunds: Transport fee once paid will not be refunded.

Fee payment options (methods)

- The school's public fee documents present a fee structure and mention "Mode of Payment" in the heading but do not list explicit accepted payment methods (for example: credit card, bank transfer, cash). For payment-method details, the school's contact information is provided for direct enquiry.

Notes for parents (concise)

- All tuition amounts above are shown in Kuwaiti Dinar (KD) and are published by the school as instalments plus totals.

- Where separate CBSE registration/exam fees apply for specific classes (IX–XII), those are additional to the tuition amounts above and are published in the school circulars for the relevant exam year.

- Transport, withdrawal and refund rules are governed by the transport and withdrawal sections: transport fees are refundable only as stated (transport: non-refundable) and withdrawal during a semester incurs a full-semester fee charge.

Boarding Arrangements

The school does not provide boarding. Transport is provided on a contract basis; applicants must submit the prescribed form and pay transport fees. The buses ply to Fahaheel, Mangaf, Abu Halifa, Mahboula, Fintas, Riggae and Sabahiya.

Uniform Requirement

Regular days: Boys wear a shirt with white and blue stripes and navy blue trousers; girls wear a shirt with white and blue stripes and navy blue pinafore; both wear a school tie and white socks; shoes are black leather. Winter: Navy blue blazer is mandatory and a navy blue V-neck pullover is allowed during peak winters. The uniform must be purchased from the school store and students must wear the school-issued ID card daily.

House System

House system exists; during Sports/Games Day and Co-Curricular Activity Day, house-wise T-shirts are worn. House colors are Blue, Green, Red and Yellow.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by the P.A Educational Trust, founded in 1999 to impart quality education and overseeing related institutions. Dr. P. A. Ibrahim serves as Manager/President/Chairman; the trust includes entities such as P.A College of Engineering. The school is recognized by the Ministry of Private Education, Kuwait and affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).

Curriculum

The school follows a holistic approach to education with three sections: Primary (Class I–V), Intermediate (VI–IX) and Secondary (X–XII). Class I–X offers Ist language English; 2nd language Hindi or French; 3rd language Arabic; and subjects including Mathematics, Science/Environmental Studies, Social Science, Islamic Studies or Moral Science, Art and Craft, Physical Education, Music, Computer Science, and General Knowledge. Hindi is the 2nd language for Classes I–X; French is the 2nd language for Classes VII–X for all nationals; Arabic is the 3rd language for Classes I–VIII. Class XI–XII offers Science and Commerce streams with core compulsory subjects and optional subjects: Science includes English, Physics, Chemistry, Work Experience, and General Studies, with Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science, Informatics, and Physical Education; Commerce includes English, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Work Experience, and General Studies, with Mathematics, Informatics, and Physical Education as options. Two optional subjects can be chosen, with the restriction that Computer Science and Informatics cannot be opted together.

Exam Results

Class X CBSE board results for 2025–26 were declared. Aymen Abdullah was the overall school topper with 485 marks (97%), Mariyam Shanza Salim was second with 482 marks (96.4%), and Gauri Priya Chakkumkal Suresh Kumar and Anamika Syamjith tied for third with 479 marks (95.8%). 27 students scored above 90%, with English topper 98%, Hindi topper 98%, French toppers 97%, Mathematics (Standard) topper 99%, and Science topper 99%.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has a counsellor and wellness staff to support student wellbeing and emotional balance.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has one special educator and four counsellor/wellness staff dedicated to student support.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides emotional equilibrium to its students and has a dedicated counsellor and wellness staff to support mental wellbeing.

Admissions

1. The school is a co-educational, English-medium institution. It is recognized by the Ministry of Private Education, Kuwait and affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, India. All admissions are subject to the approval of the Principal on the basis of an admission test or interview. The Principal reserves the right to accept or refuse admission to any candidate without giving any reason. 2. Admission relies on an admission test or interview as the screening method. For Class I–X, the test covers English and Maths; for Class XI–XII, English, Maths and/or Aptitude test. Applicants must meet the standard appropriate to the class they seek. 3. Admission will be given only to those who maintain a standard equivalent to the class for which admission is sought. The school reserves admission for candidates who meet the required standard. 4. Selection will automatically be cancelled if the admission file and fee are not paid by the last date stipulated by the school. The school will not send reminders about payment. 5. The following documents must be submitted along with the admission form: Arabic admission form (typed from a typing center); English admission forms (incomplete forms will be rejected); four passport-size photographs; passport copies of student, father and mother (with residence and last page); Civil ID copies of student, father and mother; birth certificate copy; health card; original Transfer Certificate (for Class II and above); Transfer Certificate copy attested by DEO / CBSE Regional Officer / Embassy of origin; SSLC / SSE certificate for XI admission. 6. Note: Registering the name and attending the interview does not guarantee admission.

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Pakistan School & College – Mangaf

Pakistan School & College – Mangaf provides education for families seeking continuity with Pakistan's education system. The school uses English as the medium of instruction and integrates Urdu and Pakistan Studies into its curriculum. It offers classes across primary and secondary levels, with preparation for Pakistani matriculation and intermediate examinations and support for students relocating between Pakistan and Kuwait. The campus includes science laboratories, a library, computer labs, and multi‑purpose spaces for sports and events. The program emphasizes academic study together with personal development, encouraging punctuality, discipline, and responsibility. Students develop proficiency in core subjects, languages, and digital literacy through a structured curriculum and supportive teaching practices. The school fosters community through regular events and family involvement. A distinctive feature is its focus on maintaining continuity with the Pakistani curriculum, helping families sustain educational pathways across international relocations.

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New Indian School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees KWD 400 - 1,150

Type Co-educational

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.

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.

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.

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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