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Cambridge English School - Mangaf

Kuwait, Mangaf

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Taught languages Arabic
Strengths STEM, Sport, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

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.

442F+7J8, Mangaf, Kuwait

The Essentials

Cambridge English School - Mangaf has instruction in English.

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
Diving Deeper

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.
Fees
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.
Academics

Cambridge English School - Mangaf teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE.

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.
Wellbeing

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.
Parent Experience

Community
Cambridge English School Mangaf offers a British curriculum experience across two campuses, Hawally and Mangaf. The environment is safe, modern, inclusive, and focused on developing confidence, character, and curiosity beyond academics. The Principal's message emphasizes nurturing responsible, courteous, and aspirational pupils who grow academically, personally and socially through high-quality teaching and a broad range of enrichment opportunities. Strong partnerships between home and school are central to success, with close collaboration with parents to promote high aspirations, mutual respect and the wellbeing of every child.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Mangaf campus provides a bright, safe and modern learning environment designed to support creativity and collaboration. The campus uses purpose-built spaces to promote inquiry and high-quality learning. Digital-enhanced classrooms are equipped with interactive screens and modern learning tools. The facilities include science laboratories, ICT/Robotics labs, and dedicated art and music rooms. EYFS areas are extensive, supporting exploration, sensory learning and physical development, and a vibrant school library supports reading, research and independent study.

Sports Facilities
Indoor and outdoor sports areas are available for football, basketball, athletics, PE and clubs. The spaces support both curriculum lessons and a broad range of extracurricular activities. The grounds are safe, secure and well-maintained, with safeguarding procedures in place. These facilities enable pupils to participate actively in sport and to develop leadership and teamwork through clubs.

Academic Facilities
Campus features include digital-enhanced classrooms equipped with interactive screens and modern learning tools. Specialist facilities include science laboratories, ICT/Robotics labs, and dedicated art and music rooms. EYFS areas are designed for exploration, sensory learning and outdoor development. A vibrant school library supports reading, research and independent study.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Enrichment and Opportunity includes sports, performing arts, STEM clubs, Qur'an, debate, journalism, eco-club and community initiatives. Leadership opportunities include Prefects, Student Council, House Captains, Duke of Edinburgh and Model United Nations. Activities run across the school year and support personal growth, teamwork and communication. The program provides avenues for pupils to contribute to school life and the wider community.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
CES Mangaf offers a broad academic enrichment programme including Debate Club, Journalism, MUN, and science and maths clubs. STEM & Robotics features coding, robotics competitions and digital innovation groups. These activities supplement classroom learning by developing research, presentation and analytical skills.

Arts & Creative
Arts & Creativity includes music, art and design clubs. Pupils have opportunities to explore creative expression, collaborate on projects and display work. These clubs support personal growth and varied talents alongside academic study.

Cultural & Language
Qur'an club and eco-club are part of Cultural & Values-Based Activities. The programme also includes community service projects that connect pupils with the wider community. CES Mangaf fosters cultural awareness and ethical perspectives through these groups.

Social & Hobbies
The social and hobbies offering includes a broad sports programme with football, basketball, swimming, athletics and fitness clubs. These activities promote teamwork, physical fitness and personal discipline. Pupils connect with peers across year groups through team sports and informal clubs.

Community & Service
Community service projects are a feature of CES Mangaf's extracurricular landscape. The eco-club and related initiatives encourage environmental stewardship and social responsibility. Pupils participate in activities that support local communities and sustainable practices.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership opportunities include the House system, School Council and Prefect roles, with Duke of Edinburgh as an option. Pupils develop teamwork, communication, initiative and project planning through these roles. These experiences help prepare pupils for further study and future careers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Wellbeing is central to life at CES Mangaf. A pastoral and safeguarding team supports every child and promotes a safe, respectful school culture. Learning Support and intervention programmes help pupils progress with confidence. Workshops on digital safety, mental health and positive behaviour support students and families.
Languages

Language Provision
Arabic language and culture are delivered across the school, overseen by the Head of Arabic Studies, Mr. Fouad. The curriculum follows the English National Curriculum from EYFS to Post-16. The school is accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education and approved by Kuwait's Ministry of Education.
Admissions

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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