American Creativity Academy - Salmiya Girls Campus

Kuwait, Salmiya

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees KWD 2,427 - 4,516

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupil numbers 5000

Type Co-educational, Girls School

Opened 1997

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum American Curriculum, IB (DP)

Taught languages Arabic

Typical class size 24

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Service and Sustainability

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Sixth Form

Introduction

American Creativity Academy – Salmiya Girls Campus is a private, girls-only school in Salmiya, Kuwait, serving ages 3–18. It is part of ACA's Kuwait network with three campuses; the Girls Campus on Al Muthana Street educates more than 1,250 female students from Grade 1 to Grade 12. The school delivers a standards-based American curriculum with English as the language of instruction from Pre-KG, and teaches Arabic and Islam studies through Grade 12. It is authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12 and is accredited by the Council of International Schools and the Middle States Association. Notable programs include Lions Quest Life Skills, an Enrichment Program (Grades 2–8) and an Honors Program (Grades 9–10), plus ESL support (KG–5). Facilities include an auditorium, large cafeteria, two libraries, science and computer labs, art rooms, a swimming pool, and a Garden Oasis. After-school clubs and leadership opportunities support academics, arts, and sport.

www.aca.edu.kw

Salmiya Campus — Baghdad Street, Salmiya, Hawally 32018, Kuwait (PO BOX 1740)

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The Essentials

Location

The Girls' Campus is located on Al Muthana Street in Kuwait City. It serves over 1,250 female students from grade 1 to grade 12 and is ACA's original campus. The campus includes an auditorium, a large cafeteria, two libraries, a nurses' office, and three prayer areas in keeping with Islamic practice.

Stages

grade 1 to grade 12

Type

Girls campus

Country affiliation

Kuwait

Religious affiliation

Islam

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Fees

Application / Registration Fee
- Registration (application) fee: KWD 100 (non‑refundable). The registration fee is payable upon registration or re‑enrollment and is deducted from the first installment.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per installment)
- KG 1 & 2: Annual tuition KWD 2,427. Installments: First (40%) KWD 971; Second (30%) KWD 728; Third (30%) KWD 728.
- Grade 1–5: Annual tuition KWD 3,528. Installments: First (40%) KWD 1,412; Second (30%) KWD 1,058; Third (30%) KWD 1,058.
- Grade 6–8: Annual tuition KWD 3,981. Installments: First (40%) KWD 1,593; Second (30%) KWD 1,194; Third (30%) KWD 1,194.
- Grade 9–12: Annual tuition KWD 4,516. Installments: First (40%) KWD 1,808; Second (30%) KWD 1,354; Third (30%) KWD 1,354.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Installment due windows: First installment due in the week of September (40%); Second installment due in the first week of January (30%); Third installment due in the first week of April (30%).
- The registration fee paid at enrollment is deducted from the first installment. Re‑enrollment for the new academic year requires that the Second installment for the current academic year be paid in full. Students with outstanding tuition from previous years are not eligible for re‑enrollment. Report cards and student services may be withheld until payments are completed.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not provided; boarding fees are not applicable. Transportation is not offered by the school; parents may contract private bus companies directly at their own responsibility.

Other costs and compulsory items
- School uniform: All students are required to purchase and wear the official ACA uniform; uniforms are available for purchase.
- Supplies and devices: Grade‑specific supply lists and BYOD/technology requirements apply; parents are responsible for the cost of required supplies and devices. Supply lists are published for KG through high school.
- Additional optional or external costs: Examination board fees (where applicable), school trips, extracurricular activity fees, and privately contracted transport costs are payable in addition to tuition and are the responsibility of parents.

Refund / Withdrawal policy
- The registration fee (KWD 100) is non‑refundable, including cases where the student is registered but does not attend.
- Withdrawal refund schedule (tuition due after withdrawal): If a student withdraws from the first school day up to December 31, the parent is charged 40% of the annual tuition (the registration fee is considered part of this amount). If withdrawal occurs from January 1 to March 31, the parent is charged 70% of the annual tuition (including the registration fee). Withdrawal on or after April 1 requires payment of the full annual tuition. Returning to school in the same academic year after completing withdrawal procedures will require re‑registration and the student will be treated as a new enrolment under the financial policy.

Payment options and accepted methods
- Online payment via the school's Edunation portal and the school's online payment facilities are available. KNET card payments can be used via the school online portal or at the school. Payments may also be made through the school cashier, although cash payments are not accepted. Specific merchant/payment instrument details (for example which card brands are accepted) are handled through the school's online payment system.

Other administrative notes (fee‑related)
- There is no automatic discount for delayed enrollment in the first semester; students joining at the beginning of the second semester are eligible for a 20% reduction in tuition. The school reserves the right to adjust fees in accordance with Ministry of Education decisions. All parents are required to sign the financial policy and comply with payment deadlines and documentation requirements.

Academics

Curriculum

American Creativity Academy delivers a standards-based American curriculum with English as the language of instruction beginning in Pre-KG. Arabic and Islam studies are taught from Pre–KG through Grade 12. Life Skills (character education) uses Lions Quest curriculum, modified to reflect ACA's culture and values, taught from KG to Grade 8. An Enrichment Program runs in Grades 2–8 and an Honors Program in Grades 9–10. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is available for Grades 11–12. ESL support is provided to students in KG to Grade 5.

Student Teacher Ratio

Pre-KG–KG2 classes have a maximum of 23 students per class with a teacher and an assistant; Grades 1–12 have a maximum of 24 students per class.

Gifted and Talented

Enrichment Program in Grades 2–8 and Honors Program in Grades 9–10.

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Admissions

1. Pre-KG, KG1, and KG2 admission requirements are defined by age, language of entrance assessment, and readiness. Pre-KG must be 3 years old by December 31, be toilet trained by the first day of school, and pass the entrance exam; the entrance exam may be taken in Arabic or English. KG1 must be 4 years old by December 31, pass the entrance exam, and take the exam in English; students must be able to tend to personal needs without adult assistance. KG2 must be 5 years old by December 31, have English language proficiency and participate in the school's programs, pass the entrance exam (in English), and self-care without adult assistance. 2. Grade placement requires that all grade 1–12 applicants take an admissions test to assess academic skills; principals may deny a student from sitting for a middle or high school entrance exam. If an applicant sits for the test and does not have a passing score, reassessment may occur within the same academic year. Grade placement is determined based on age, previous records, English proficiency, comprehension, reading readiness, and math where applicable; ACA reserves the right to ask a student to leave if behavioral problems interfere with the educational process. 3. Assessment/Entrance Exam procedures include submitting a completed application with supporting documents, and the right for elementary applicants (grades 1–5) to be tested; principals determine whether an applicant may sit for middle/high school exams; applicants are notified of the assessment date and time and sit for the test on the scheduled day; results are typically provided within two working days. 4. Application materials and fees require a completed application form and a 40 KD admission test fee; accepted students have a seat reserved with a 100 KD fee (applied toward tuition) according to Ministry regulations; applicants must provide two passport photos (grades 1–12) or four photos for KG, copies of passport and residence documents, and a health file; transcripts and transfer certificates from previous schools may be required, and registration documents/medical forms are provided in the admissions packet. 5. Waiting lists are maintained in some grades, with priority for registration given to currently enrolled students and their siblings; space is limited and early registration is appreciated. 6. Acceptance and start of the school year require attendance within the first four days; if late, parental forms and permission are required in advance; failure to attend the first ten days may result in withdrawal and loss of the class place.

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FAQs

Where is ACA Salmiya Girls Campus located and what age range does it serve?

The Girls Campus is on Al Muthana Street in Kuwait City. It serves female students in Grade 1–12, as part of ACA's overall age range of 3–18 across the school network.

What curriculum and language of instruction does the Salmiya Girls Campus use?

ACA Salmiya offers a standards-based American curriculum with English as the language of instruction from Pre-KG. Arabic and Islam studies are taught from Pre–KG through Grade 12, and ESL support is provided to KG–5.

Is the Salmiya Girls Campus co-educational or single-gender?

The Salmiya Girls Campus is a girls-only campus for Grades 1–12. ACA's Kindergarten is co-ed in the broader network, while Elementary and Middle/High sections on this campus are single-gender.

What are the tuition fees and how is payment scheduled for the Salmiya Girls Campus?

Tuition is structured by year group: KG 1–2 is 2,427 KD annually; Grades 1–5 are 3,528 KD; Grades 6–8 are 3,981 KD; and Grades 9–12 are 4,516 KD. Payments are in three installments: 40% in September, 30% in January, and 30% in April, with a 100 KD non-refundable registration fee.

How does the admissions process work, including tests and required documents?

New students must pass an admissions test. For Pre-KG, eligibility includes age and readiness; KG requires an English-based exam; Grades 1–12 require an academic assessment. Applicants must submit a completed application, documents such as passport copies and health forms, and there is a 40 KD admission test fee; results are usually provided within two working days.

Are there waitlists and any enrollment incentives for new students?

Waiting lists are maintained in some grades. There is no automatic discount for late enrollment in the first semester, but joining in the second semester qualifies for a 20% tuition reduction.

What enrichment and advanced programs are available, and in which grades?

ACA offers an Enrichment Program in Grades 2–8 and an Honors Program in Grades 9–10. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is available for Grades 11–12.

What are typical class sizes at the Salmiya Girls Campus?

Pre-KG–KG2 classes have up to 23 students per class with a teacher and an assistant; Grades 1–12 have a maximum of 24 students per class.

Is ESL or language support available for students?

Yes. ESL support is provided to students in KG–5 to help with English language development.

What facilities does the Girls Campus offer?

The campus includes an auditorium, a large cafeteria, two libraries, a nurses' office, and three prayer areas. It also features a central courtyard, a regulation-sized outdoor court, a Garden Oasis, playground equipment, and dedicated science labs, computer labs, and art rooms with smartboards.

What outdoor and sports facilities are available?

There is a regulation-sized soccer/basketball court for PE and recess, extensive outdoor spaces with shaded seating and playground equipment, and a large swimming pool for swimming classes and recreation.

Are after-school clubs and activities offered?

Yes. All students have free after-school clubs covering sports, arts and crafts, languages and academics, with intramural sports for Grades 3–5 during lunch.

What extracurricular activities and KSAA participation exist?

ACA participates in KSAA activities with athletic and academic events, including Academic Games and Model United Nations (MUN). The school also hosts an annual Art Show and offers a range of clubs in the KSAA framework.

What arts programs are available and are there IB Art opportunities?

ACA provides Art and Design for grades 1–12 at the Girls Campus and IB Diploma Art, with an annual Art Show showcasing IB Art and other student work.

Are there leadership or service-learning opportunities?

Yes. The school offers leadership through programs like the Junior Student Council and provides service-learning via the Creativity Action Service (CAS) program, as well as Injaz Al-Arab involvement.

What wellbeing and safeguarding measures are in place?

ACA operates within a PBIS framework to foster a safe, positive learning environment. The campus has a nurses' office and dedicated spaces for student welfare, along with security measures at a secure reception area.

Is there support for students with diverse learning needs beyond standard programs?

The campus provides educational facilities and support for students with diverse needs within the standard program; explicit SEN details are not listed in the overview.

Is there a uniform policy and what are the dress-code rules?

All students must wear the official ACA uniform. Jeans are not allowed; female students cannot wear shorts or pants above the ankle, and footwear must be appropriate; makeup is not allowed for female students, and male students must keep hair neat with no caps or hats.

What are meal and dining options on campus?

The Girls Campus has two cafeterias to serve students during the day.

How is governance structured and what role do parents play?

ACA is a private proprietary school governed by a Board of Trustees. There is a Parent Involvement program, with twice-yearly parent–teacher conferences and opportunities for parents to volunteer through the Parent Portal.

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