Indian Community School Kuwait – Amman

Kuwait, Salmiya

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees KWD 391 - 561

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 2000

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)

Taught languages Hindi, Arabic, French

Strengths Sport, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

Indian Community School Kuwait – Amman Branch in Salmiya is a co-educational K–10 campus offering CBSE curriculum alongside Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary. Located near ICSK Senior and Junior branches, the Amman building is centrally air‑conditioned with modern facilities and a team of experienced teachers. The school uses continuous assessment for Classes I–V with a 5‑point grading scale for both scholastic and non-scholastic subjects, and follows CBSE patterns for Classes 10 and 12. A distinctive feature is its strong language program, with French, English, and Hindi taught by dedicated departments. Extracurriculars include ACCA for Classes X–XII, Higher Education Fairs, and the Apex Club. Sports offerings include a Cricket Coaching Academy and a Table Tennis Programme from Class IV, plus Evening Coaching Classes for various games and karate. Since 2016, a new Board of Trustees has led innovations such as a 5000‑volume e‑library and career-oriented events.

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Indian Community School (Amman St.), Salmiya, Kuwait

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The Essentials

Location

Salmiya, Kuwait (Amman St.). The school is located close to the Senior and Junior Branches and is housed in a centrally air-conditioned building with excellent amenities.

Stages

KG to X

Type

Co-educational (boys and girls)

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Fees

Application / registration fees

- A one-time admission/registration charge is applied for new enrolments; this fee is separate from the annual tuition and is not included in the tuition figures shown below.

Tuition fees by school stage (annual and per-term)

- Currency used: KWD (Kuwaiti Dinar).

- Kindergarten (KG): KWD 391 per year. Per-term breakdown (three instalments): KWD 131, KWD 130, KWD 130.

- Primary (Years 1–5): KWD 435 per year. Per-term breakdown (three instalments): KWD 145, KWD 145, KWD 145.

- Middle (Years 6–8): KWD 500 per year. Per-term breakdown (three instalments): KWD 167, KWD 167, KWD 166.

- Secondary (Years 9–12 where offered): KWD 561 per year. Per-term breakdown (three instalments): KWD 187, KWD 187, KWD 187.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is charged on an annual basis and collected in three instalments for the school year. The instalment schedule and values are administered in accordance with the Ministry's approved fee rules and are collected in advance of each term. Schools are required to collect tuition in three instalments and may not change the number, value, or due dates of those instalments.

- Instalments are typically invoiced before each academic term; nominal rounding may produce one instalment that differs by KWD 1 to accommodate whole-KWD billing. An example split used by other Indian schools in the same fee tier is shown above.

- The Ministry's rules for the 2026–27 year also prohibit withholding educational services, exam access, or academic results to a student solely because of non-payment of fees during the academic year.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not offered at ICSK Amman (the Amman branch operates on a day‑school timetable); therefore no boarding or hostel fees apply. School hours are listed as a day schedule.

Other costs and compulsory extras

- Uniforms: school uniforms are required and are sold through the school's uniform store; uniform costs are charged separately from tuition.

- Transport (school bus): bus/transport is charged separately from tuition and is billed in addition to the amounts above when a family opts in for the service. Transport fees are not included in the tuition figures shown.

- Books, examination fees and other resource charges: textbook, resource and examination fees (including any board/CBSE examination fees where applicable) are additional and billed separately; class‑specific book charges are normally circulated to parents before the start of term.

Refund and withdrawal

- General rule: the Ministry's directives protect a student's access to school services during the academic year even if fees are unpaid. Specific refund or withdrawal terms (refund amounts, deadlines, penalties, or notice periods) are set by the school's financial policy and communicated at enrolment; parents should review the school's financial/withdrawal terms for exact refund conditions.

Fee payment options

- Commonly accepted payment methods for Kuwaiti private schools in the same system include bank transfer, cash payment at the fee counter, and post‑dated cheques (PDCs); some schools also accept online or card payments or payments via the school parent‑portal/app. ICSK follows the same operational model for term billing and instalments used across the Indian school network in Kuwait.

Summary (what is included above)

- Annual tuition by stage in KWD with a three‑term instalment breakdown; statement that a one‑time admission/registration fee is charged separately; confirmation that there is no boarding; note that uniforms, transport, books and exam fees are charged in addition to tuition; description of the billing schedule and common payment methods; and guidance that detailed refund/withdrawal terms are governed by the school's financial policy.

Academics

Curriculum

CBSE curriculum (Central Board of Secondary Education).

Exam Results

CBSE Class X examinations 2025-26: 561 students appeared; 100% passed; 229 scored 90% or higher; 520 earned distinctions; top scorer Ayman Muhammed Younis Kunju with 100%. Forty-eight students achieved centum scores across subjects (including 40 in Artificial Intelligence).

Higher Education Progression

ICSK runs Higher Education Fair events; HEF 2025 featured a University Expo with representation from nearly 40 universities and institutes from India and abroad, plus career talks and counselling.

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FAQs

Where is ICSK Amman located?

The Amman branch is in Salmiya, Kuwait, on Amman Street, close to the Senior and Junior Branches. The campus is a centrally air‑conditioned building with modern amenities for a comfortable learning environment.

What age range and grade levels does ICSK Amman serve?

The Amman branch offers education from Kindergarten (about age 3) through Class X. It is a co‑educational CBSE school and part of the ICSK Kuwait network, which opened in 2000.

What curriculum and school type does ICSK Amman follow?

ICSK Amman follows the CBSE curriculum and operates as a co‑educational day school.

What is the annual tuition by stage and is there an admission fee?

The annual tuition is 391 KWD for KG, 435 KWD for Primary, 500 KWD for Middle, and 561 KWD for Secondary. There is a one‑time admission/registration charge for new enrolments, separate from the annual tuition.

How is tuition billed and what other costs should we expect?

Tuition is billed annually in three instalments. Additional costs include uniforms, transport (if used), textbooks and exam or board fees, which are charged separately from tuition.

Is boarding offered at ICSK Amman?

No. ICSK Amman is a day school and does not offer boarding or hostel facilities.

How did the Class X CBSE results look in 2025-26?

In 2025‑26, 561 students appeared for CBSE Class X; all of them passed. 229 scored 90% or higher, 520 earned distinctions, and the top score was 100%. Forty‑eight students achieved centums across subjects, including 40 in Artificial Intelligence.

What opportunities exist for higher education and university preparation?

ICSK Amman participates in Higher Education Fairs, including HEF 2025 with a University Expo featuring around 40 universities and institutes and career talks. There is guidance and counselling to help students plan their higher education and careers.

Are there programs for high achievers or enrichment?

Yes. Special Coaching and Enrichment Coaching programs are available, coordinated by the Apex Club to support high achievers and enrichment plans.

What facilities does the campus offer?

The Amman building is centrally air‑conditioned and part of the ICSK network, which includes a 5,000‑volume e‑library. The campus emphasizes strong academic facilities and modern amenities.

What kind of academic assessment is used, particularly in the early years?

For Classes I–V there is an Academic Assessment System with continuous evaluation across three assessments, incorporating tests in various skills and languages. Scholastic and non‑scholastic subjects are graded on a five‑point scale.

What clubs or extracurricular activities run beyond the classroom?

ICSK Amman offers enrichment activities coordinated by the Apex Club, including sports and arts‑related pursuits, along with leadership and career talks as part of the enrichment program.

Are there leadership opportunities for students?

Yes. The school hosts an Investiture Ceremony and Senate elections for student leadership and also runs Higher Education Fairs and university talks to support planning for the future.

How does ICSK Amman support wellbeing and inclusion?

There is a dedicated Inclusion Team with counsellors, learning support, EAL and nursing staff, plus a safeguarding framework and a Child Protection Policy. Designated officers ensure safeguarding responsibilities are met within set timelines.

How does language support work for EAL and multilingual learners?

English is the medium of instruction. EAL support is provided, with a Language Policy that promotes additive bilingualism and mother tongue development. Hindi is taught up to VIII, Arabic up to VIII, and IX–X students may choose Hindi or French as a second language.

Does ICSK Amman have a house system?

Yes, the school uses a house system with house leaders to foster belonging and healthy competition among students.

What about uniforms and dress code?

Uniforms are required and are sold through the school uniform store; costs are separate from tuition.

What accreditations and recognition does ICSK Amman have?

ICSK Amman is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for curriculum and examinations and is recognized by Kuwait's Ministry of Education.

What athletic achievements has the ICSK network earned recently?

The ICSK Kuwait cluster athletics teams have won consecutive championships, with titles in 2024 and 2025 and multiple gold, silver and bronze medals.

What is the history or heritage of ICSK Amman?

The ICSK network originated as The Indian School Kuwait in 1959 and expanded over the years to Salmiya and other branches. In 2012 senior secondary wings were merged with ICSK Senior, and in 2016 a new Board of Trustees led the school, with the Amman branch becoming part of the ICSK network.

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