American Academy for Girls

Kuwait, Salwa

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Arabic

Fees KWD 1,648 - 4,200

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupil numbers 975

Type Girls School

Opened 1996

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP)

Taught languages Arabic, French, Spanish

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Social and Hobbies, Leadership and Professional

Stages Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School

Introduction

American Academy for Girls (AAG) is a private, single‑gender school for girls in Salwa, Kuwait, serving ages 3 through 18. The school delivers an American‑style curriculum aligned with CCSS, AERO, and NGSS, with Advanced Placement courses to support advanced learners. Core subjects are taught in English, while Arabic language and Islamic studies follow Kuwait's Ministry of Education guidelines. An Arabic as a Foreign Language option is available with MOE permission. The school is organized into four divisions: Early Childhood Education (KG and Grade 1), Elementary (Grades 2–4), Middle School (Grades 5–8), and High School (Grades 9–12). Facilities include a library and extracurriculars such as Athletics, Model United Nations, Academic Games, and after‑school clubs. The Arts are taught with NCAS standards in Art, Drama, and Music. AAG emphasizes citizenship, global awareness, diversity, and leadership through its Graduate Profile and community partnerships, preparing students for university, careers, and public life worldwide today.

aag.edu.kw

Block 5, Street 1, Building 288, Salwa, Hawalli 32035, Kuwait (PO Box 6087)

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The Essentials

Location

Salwa, Hawalli Governorate, Kuwait. Address: Block 5, Street 1, Building 288, Salwa. PO Box 6087 Hawalli 32035 Kuwait.

Stages

Early Childhood Education; Elementary School; Middle School; High School.

Type

The school is a single gender private school for girls.

Country affiliation

Kuwait

School day structure

All divisions have a school day from 7:25 to 2:00. ECE KG classes run 7:25–12:25, Grade 1 7:25–2:00 with after-school care 12:25–1:30. Elementary (Grades 2–4) 7:25–2:00; Middle (Grades 5–8) 7:25–2:00; High (Grades 9–12) 7:25–2:00.

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Fees

Application & Registration Fees
- Application / entrance test fee: KD 20 (non‑refundable).
- Registration fee (due upon acceptance): KD 100 (non‑refundable).

Annual tuition and term / installment breakdown (Academic Year 2025–2026)
- Pre K — Annual tuition: KD 1,648.
- Registration fee: KD 100; 1st installment (due 1 Sep 2025): KD 560; 2nd installment (due 1 Jan 2026): KD 494; 3rd installment (due 1 Apr 2026): KD 494.
- KG 1 — Annual tuition: KD 2,318.
- Registration fee: KD 100; 1st installment (1 Sep 2025): KD 828; 2nd installment (1 Jan 2026): KD 695; 3rd installment (1 Apr 2026): KD 695.
- KG 2 — Annual tuition: KD 2,650.
- Registration fee: KD 100; 1st installment (1 Sep 2025): KD 960; 2nd installment (1 Jan 2026): KD 795; 3rd installment (1 Apr 2026): KD 795.
- Grade 1–4 — Annual tuition: KD 3,530.
- Registration fee: KD 100; 1st installment (1 Sep 2025): KD 1,312; 2nd installment (1 Jan 2026): KD 1,059; 3rd installment (1 Apr 2026): KD 1,059.
- Grade 5–8 — Annual tuition: KD 3,800.
- Registration fee: KD 100; 1st installment (1 Sep 2025): KD 1,420; 2nd installment (1 Jan 2026): KD 1,140; 3rd installment (1 Apr 2026): KD 1,140.
- Grade 9–12 — Annual tuition: KD 4,200.
- Registration fee: KD 100; 1st installment (1 Sep 2025): KD 1,580; 2nd installment (1 Jan 2026): KD 1,260; 3rd installment (1 Apr 2026): KD 1,260.

Billing schedule & payment terms
- Installments are scheduled for 1 September 2025 (1st), 1 January 2026 (2nd), and 1 April 2026 (3rd). Each grade's installment amounts are listed above. Annual tuition figures correspond to the sum of those installments.
- Registration and application/exam fees are charged separately from tuition and are non‑refundable.

Boarding fees
- No boarding program or boarding fees are published for this school (day‑school model).

Other costs and regular additional charges
- Uniforms: the school operates a uniform shop with published prices for 2025–2026. Examples include: Jumper dress KD 10; Polo shirts KD 8–12 depending on division; PE kit items KD 7–15; AAG vest KD 12; pants KD 13 (middle & high school). An ECE free uniform package (1 jumper dress, 1 polo short, 1 PE skirt) is listed for ECE. There is a limit on uniform purchases (maximum two sets per student) and exchanges are allowed for different sizes with the official receipt.
- Textbooks and library: fees for lost/damaged items are published. Examples: textbook replacement fee KD 30 per book; library book replacement fee KD 15 per book.
- Administrative / miscellaneous charges: the entrance/test fee (KD 20) and registration fee (KD 100) noted above. Other incidental charges (field trips, extracurricular activities, specialized course charges) are not itemized in a universal fee table and are typically billed when applicable.

Refund information
- Application / entrance test fee (KD 20) and registration fee (KD 100) are explicitly non‑refundable.
- No explicit published schedule for tuition refunds (pro rata or otherwise) is provided in the school materials accessible for the 2025–2026 information set. The school's withdrawal procedure requires an acceptance letter from the receiving school and preparation of the student file; specific tuition‑refund rules are not itemized alongside that process.

Fee payment options and how to pay
- Online payment portal: tuition payments can be made through the school's online payments gateway (payment portal referenced for online tuition payments). Parents may use the online portal link provided by the school.
- Mobile app: the school advertises a smart‑fee payment option using the Medrasaty app for smartphone payments.
- In‑person payment: parents may book an appointment to pay at the school business office; contact details (school accountant and admissions contacts) are provided for arranging in‑person payment assistance or appointments.

Withdrawal & transfer related note
- To withdraw a student, the school requires an acceptance letter from the new school; the student file is then prepared and handed to the guardian. This is the published administrative withdrawal step.

Summary note on coverage of 2025–2026 fees: the school publishes the annual tuition figures, per‑installment amounts and due dates for the 2025–2026 academic year, the application and registration fees (with non‑refundability), uniform price list for 2025–2026, lost/damaged item fees, and the available online and in‑person payment routes. No separate published boarding fees or an explicit tuition‑refund schedule were found in the school materials for the 2025–2026 materials reviewed.

Academics

Curriculum

All KG–12 students follow an American-style curriculum aligned with CCSS, AERO, and NGSS. AP courses are offered to support advanced learners. Arts courses (Art, Drama, and Music) follow the National Core Arts Standards (NCAS). Physical Education aligns with the National PE Standards within the AERO framework. Foreign Language Departments are aligned with CCSS standards. In Early Childhood Education, and throughout Elementary through High School, the program blends an American-style curriculum with Arabic and Islamic studies provided by the Kuwait Ministry of Education.

Exam Results

Comprehensive assessments for grades 3–11 are administered in September, January, and April, and the results are analyzed by each department to guide instruction.

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Admissions

Step 1. Eligibility. AAG offers admission to both Arabic- and non-Arabic-speaking students. The school cannot admit students with special educational needs or behavioral issues. This defines who may apply. Step 2. Pre-registration and application materials. To start the application, download and fill the Application Form and submit it to the Admissions Office with the required items. The required documents include three passport-size photos, a copy of the birth certificate, and Civil ID copies for the student, father, and mother. For Kuwaiti families, include the father's Kuwaiti nationality; for non-Kuwaitis, include copies of the residency page for the student and father. A 20 KD non-refundable application fee is due with submission, and the form can also be submitted online. Step 3. Additional documents for registration. Applicants should provide two most recent report cards (KG-2+), the final transcript from the previous school (grades 9+), and a copy of the student's passport. For non-Kuwaitis, include a copy of the residency visa for both the student and the father. These items supplement the pre-registration documents and complete the application packet. Step 4. Post-acceptance requirements and registration. Upon acceptance, provide the final report card for the previous academic year, a clearance certificate from the previous school, the original transfer certificate from the previous school, and the original medical file. A 100 KD registration fee is required. The timing for payment is coordinated with the Admissions Office. Opening hours and school tours can be arranged by contacting AAG.

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FAQs

What age range does American Academy for Girls serve?

AAG serves girls from age 3 to 18, across Early Childhood Education through High School. The campus is in Salwa, Hawalli Governorate, Kuwait (Block 5, Street 1, Building 288, Salwa; P.O. Box 6087 Hawalli 32035 Kuwait).

What curriculum does AAG follow?

All KG–12 students follow an American-style curriculum aligned with CCSS, AERO, and NGSS, with AP courses for advanced learners. Arts (Art, Drama, Music) follow the National Core Arts Standards (NCAS), and Physical Education aligns with National PE Standards within AERO; Arabic language subjects are aligned with CCSS and include MOE-provided Arabic/Islamic studies.

What divisions exist at AAG and what grades do they cover?

AAG has four divisions: Early Childhood Education (ECE), Elementary (Grades 2–4), Middle School (Grades 5–8), and High School (Grades 9–12). The school day runs from 7:25 to 2:00 for most divisions, with ECE finishing at 12:25 and after-school care available until 1:30.

What are the tuition rates and payment schedule for the 2025–2026 academic year?

Tuition is published per grade: Pre-K 1,648 KD; KG1 2,318 KD; KG2 2,650 KD; Grades 1–4 3,530 KD; Grades 5–8 3,800 KD; Grades 9–12 4,200 KD. Tuition is billed in three installments due 1 September 2025, 1 January 2026, and 1 April 2026. The annual total equals the sum of the installments, with registration and application fees charged separately and non-refundable.

What fees apply to the application and registration process?

There is a 20 KD non-refundable application/entrance test fee and a 100 KD non-refundable registration fee upon acceptance. Uniforms and other incidental charges are billed separately as applicable.

Are there waitlists or scholarships at the school?

There is no published information about a waitlist or scholarships for AAG in the current materials. For the latest options, please contact the Admissions Office.

What about uniforms and other costs?

All students wear uniforms. The uniform shop lists prices for 2025–2026 (e.g., jumper dress 10 KD; polo shirts 8–12 KD; PE kit 7–15 KD; vest 12 KD; pants 13 KD). A maximum of two uniform sets per student applies, with size exchanges allowed with receipts; ECE receives a free uniform package. The shop operates 8:30–1:15.

What languages are used for instruction and what language offerings exist?

Core subjects (English, Math, Science, Social Studies) are taught in English. Arabic, Religion, and Koran are taught in Arabic, and Arabic as a Foreign Language is offered with MOE permission.

How are exams scheduled and used to guide instruction?

Comprehensive assessments for grades 3–11 take place in September, January, and April. Results are analyzed by each department to guide instruction and instructional planning.

Does AAG offer AP courses and other program features?

Yes, AP courses are offered to support advanced learners, and Arts courses follow NCAS. Arabic-language courses follow the MOE framework, with Arabic as a Foreign Language available with MOE permission.

What facilities support learning at AAG?

The campus comprises four divisions with a modern library and English as the primary language of instruction for core subjects. Arabic-language classes are taught under the Kuwait MOE framework, and AP courses are available.

What athletic and extracurricular options does AAG provide?

Athletics are offered, and students can participate in Model United Nations (MUN), Academic Games, and various after-school clubs.

Are there dedicated spaces for arts and language learning?

Arts courses (Art, Drama, Music) follow NCAS and are integrated into the curriculum; the library provides access to resources via the AAG database for ECE and Elementary students.

What extracurricular activities help students grow beyond the classroom?

Beyond class time, students can take part in Athletics, MUN, Academic Games, and a range of after-school clubs to develop interests and teamwork.

How does AAG develop leadership and global citizenship?

The Graduate Profile emphasizes leadership and global citizenship, with leadership pathways supported through clubs, competitions, and service-oriented activities to prepare students for community leadership.

Does the school offer programs to support well-being and social-emotional development?

Yes. Well-being is supported through holistic SEL programs across divisions; counselors hold weekly or monthly sessions addressing topics like time management, online safety, and coping skills.

Can students with special educational needs or behavioral issues be admitted?

Admission cannot be offered to students with special educational needs or behavioral issues.

What support do counselors provide for students' mental health and well-being?

Counselors provide ongoing well-being support with grade-level sessions and one-on-one meetings as needed; in High School, University and Career Services provide four-year planning.

What safeguarding measures does AAG have in place?

Safeguarding is prioritized through a Positive Behavior Policy, counselor-led programs, and safety-focused practices; Elementary children are protected by banning social media groups to safeguard safety.

Does AAG offer boarding?

No. AAG is a day school with no published boarding program or boarding fees.

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