Indian Learners’ Own Academy

Kuwait, Jleeb Al-shuyoukh

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The school at a glance

Fees KWD 391 - 561

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 2900

Type Co-educational

Opened 2010

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum CBSE Curriculum

Taught languages English, Hindi

Strengths STEM, Sport, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School

Introduction

Indian Learners' Own Academy is a CBSE Delhi–affiliated co‑educational school in Kuwait, Area 4, Jleeb Al Shyoukh. It delivers the CBSE Delhi curriculum from primary through senior secondary levels, with Kindergarten following a Montessori approach emphasizing listening, speaking, reading and writing; English is taught with phonetics and early numeracy and environmental awareness are introduced. For 2026–27, a value, skills and art integrated curriculum is implemented based on CBSE outcomes. Classes run LKG to Class 12. Leadership includes Director Omar Al Gurair, Chairman D. K. Sharma, Advisor Ebrahim and Principal Asha Sharma. The school publishes an annual magazine, The Learners' Quest. The curriculum emphasizes STEM, coding and AI in line with National Policy 2020; meditation and life skills foster resilience. Facilities include a centrally air‑conditioned three‑storey building with high‑tech classrooms, two computer laboratories (52 Intel computers), a library, a Sports Complex, a clinic and a canteen; transport is parent arranged. In 2024–25, 126 Class 10 students passed with no failures and 205 Class 12 students achieved a 100% pass rate, a record the school has maintained since inception.

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Area 4, Schools Street, Building No. 2502, Jleeb Al Shyoukh, Kuwait

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Location

Area 4, Schools Street, Building No. 2502, Jleeb Al Shyoukh, Kuwait. Jleeb Al Shyoukh is a district in Kuwait. The school is located in Kuwait.

Stages

Primary, middle, secondary and senior secondary, with a kindergarten program.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Most students hail from India.

Country affiliation

India (CBSE Delhi affiliation)

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Fees

Application / Registration fees

- No separate application or registration fee is listed for new admissions. Online pre-registration and fee transactions are handled through the school's online fee portal.

Tuition fees (per term and annual totals)

- LKG / UKG: Term 1 KD 130, Term 2 KD 130, Term 3 KD 131 — Total KD 391.
- Grades 1 to 5: Term 1 KD 145, Term 2 KD 145, Term 3 KD 145 — Total KD 435.
- Grades 6 to 8: Term 1 KD 166, Term 2 KD 167, Term 3 KD 167 — Total KD 500.
- Grades 9 to 12: Term 1 KD 187, Term 2 KD 187, Term 3 KD 187 — Total KD 561.

Additional tuition charge for admissions from September (mid-year admission)

- One month additional tuition is charged for students joining from September as follows: LKG/UKG KD 32; Grades 1–4 KD 35; Grades 5–8 KD 41; Grades 9–12 KD 46.

Lab and subject fees

- Lab fee for Classes XI & XII: KD 15 per subject per annum.
- Lab fee for Classes IX & X: KD 5 per term.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment deadlines: First term fee due by 15 March; Second term fee due by 15 August; Third term fee due by 15 November. Students cannot join the next term if fees are unpaid by the listed dates; names will be struck off the roll and re-admission will require clearing outstanding dues.
- If a student attends school during a term, the full term fee is charged irrespective of the number of days attended. If a student is absent without intimation while remaining on the roll, full fee is charged. Parents are requested to pay fees on time to avoid fines; fee defaulters may be asked to leave the school.

Bus / Transport fees (annual and term instalments by area)

- Abbasiya, Jleeb Al Shyoukh, Hasawi: Total KD 110 — April–June KD 33, Sep–Nov KD 33, Dec–Mar KD 44.
- Farwaniya, O'mariya, Khaitan, Reggai, Andolos, Abdullah Mubarak: Total KD 140 — Apr–Jun KD 42, Sep–Nov KD 42, Dec–Mar KD 56.
- Salmiya, Sharq, Maidan Hawally, Hawally, R/A Salmiya, Jabriya, Kuwait City, Malia, Salwa, Murgab, Bneid Al-Gar: Total KD 170 — Apr–Jun KD 51, Sep–Nov KD 51, Dec–Mar KD 68.
- Fahaheel, Mangaf, Abu Halifa, Fintas: Total KD 190 — Apr–Jun KD 57, Sep–Nov KD 57, Dec–Mar KD 76.
- Transport fee is charged according to area of residence and is non-refundable.

Other costs and charges

- Uniforms, textbooks and similar consumables are charged separately; parents are required to purchase uniforms and supplies as directed by the school.
- Parents are expected to pay any additional charges levied by CBSE over and above tuition fees. Students may be required to pay fines for damage to school property.

Refunds and withdrawal policy

- School fees once paid are non‑refundable. Transport fees are non‑refundable.
- Withdrawal procedure: Written application on the prescribed form must be submitted by the specified notice dates (15 April for discontinuation from 1 September; 15 September for discontinuation from 1 December; 15 December for discontinuation from 1 April). If parents fail to inform the school as required, a full term fee of the ensuing term will be charged. Transfer certificates and board exam admission cards are issued only after all dues are settled.

Consequences for late or non-payment

- Failure to pay fees by the scheduled dates can lead to the student being prevented from joining the next term, removal from the roll, and requirement to clear outstanding dues before re-admission. Fee defaulters may be asked to leave the school.

Fee payment options

- Fees are payable via the school's online fee payment portal (school fee management / payment portal). Online pre‑registration and online fee payment are available through the school's fee portal. Specific payment instruments (credit card, bank transfer, cash at office) are not itemised in the published fee information; payments are processed through the school's online payment system.

Academics

Curriculum

The school follows the CBSE Delhi curriculum for primary, middle, secondary and senior secondary classes. Kindergarten follows a Montessori system with a focus on listening, speaking, reading and writing; the English language is taught with phonetics as the base and children receive preliminary knowledge of numbers and environment. For the 2026-2027 academic year, a value, skills and art integrated curriculum is implemented based on CBSE learning outcomes. Classes run from LKG to Class 12.

Exam Results

Results are published for Class 10 and Class 12 CBSE examinations. CBSE Reports and Class 10/12 results are available for 2025-2026, 2024-2025 and earlier years, including 2023-2024 and 2022-2023. In 2022-2023 the aggregate was 90%.

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Admissions

The school is affiliated to CBSE Delhi. For admissions to classes I onwards, the age limit is as per ministry laws (the child should be 5+ by 15 March). Admissions are granted on the basis of the child's performance in an admission test testing English language and Mathematics. A transfer certificate from the previous school must be produced to secure a seat at school in UKG onwards. Admissions for the 2026-2027 academic year are on a first-come, first-served basis for LKG to Class 9 and Class 11.

Scholarships

The school provides scholarships for top scorers and for students achieving above 90% in board examinations.

Waitlist

Not applicable; admissions are on a first-come, first-served basis.

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FAQs

Where is Indian Learners' Own Academy located in Kuwait?

The school is in Area 4, Schools Street, Building No. 2502, Jleeb Al Shyoukh, Kuwait. It is a co-educational day school offering classes from LKG to Class 12 and is affiliated with CBSE Delhi. The campus hosts about 2,900 pupils and is led by Principal Mrs. Asha Sharma.

What curriculum does the school follow and what grades does it serve?

The academy follows the CBSE Delhi curriculum for primary through senior secondary levels. Kindergarten uses a Montessori approach with phonetics-based English and early numeracy and environment knowledge. For 2026-2027, a value, skills and art integrated curriculum is implemented based on CBSE learning outcomes, with classes from LKG to Class 12.

Is Indian Learners' Own Academy a boarding school, and is it co-educational?

The school operates as a co-educational day school. There is no boarding facility mentioned, and it serves both boys and girls across all offered grade levels.

What are the tuition fees per term and the total for each grade level?

LKG/UKG total is 391 KD per year. Grades 1–5 total 435 KD per year. Grades 6–8 total 500 KD per year. Grades 9–12 total 561 KD per year. There is an additional one-month charge if a student joins from September.

What documents and criteria are needed for admission, and how do age rules apply?

Admissions require the child to be at least 5 years old by 15 March. An admission test in English and Mathematics is used to assess applicants, and a transfer certificate from the previous school is required for UKG onwards. For the 2026-2027 year, admissions are on a first-come, first-served basis for LKG–9 and 11.

Is there a waitlist for admission, or is it first-come, first-served?

Waitlists are not applicable. Admissions are on a first-come, first-served basis for the 2026-2027 year for LKG–9 and 11.

Are scholarships available, and what are the criteria?

Yes, scholarships are offered for top scorers and for students achieving above 90% in board examinations. Details on the number of scholarships or exact criteria beyond these conditions are not provided.

How are fees paid and what are the payment deadlines?

Fees are paid online via the school's fee portal. Term-wise deadlines are 15 March for Term 1, 15 August for Term 2, and 15 November for Term 3. Unpaid fees can result in being barred from joining the next term.

Do you provide transport, and how are transport fees structured?

The school does not operate a bus service; transport arrangements require parents to drop off and pick up students using their own transport. Transport fees are charged according to the area of residence, with different annual totals depending on location.

What campus facilities can students expect?

The campus is a centrally air-conditioned three-storey building with high-tech classrooms, computers and LCD projectors, and a library. There are two computer laboratories (52 Intel computers total), a Sports Complex, and a clinic with a trained nurse. A ministry-approved canteen serves healthy snacks during breaks.

What sports and other facilities support co-curricular learning?

In addition to the Sports Complex, the curriculum supports sports and physical education. The campus enables karate training (Authentic Shotokan Karate for LKG–12) and hosts activities like quizzes and various clubs during the year.

What extracurricular activities and clubs are on offer?

Students can participate in Quizzing (science, English, maths), Abacus/Mathematical Activities, Robotics, and Career Counselling. The school also offers Music, Drama, Dance, Art/Craft, Public Speaking, and clubs like Eco Buddies and Toastmasters for leadership and social skills.

Is there a student leadership structure or student council?

Yes, a Student Council is formed each academic year to lead student activities. The school also emphasizes leadership through programs like Public Speaking and the Toast Masters Club, along with various competitions and events.

How does the school support student wellbeing and mental health?

Wellbeing is supported through resilience and emotional intelligence initiatives, with daily meditation to promote mental calm and focus. Life skills and discipline are taught to help students manage anxiety and stress as part of the overall well-being program.

What about safeguarding and student welfare policies?

Safeguarding details are not specified in the available information. The school emphasizes wellbeing and discipline as part of its holistic approach, but explicit safeguarding policies are not described here.

What does the school uniform look like across different grades?

Uniforms are gender- and class-specific. LKG/UKG wear a fawn-check pinafore with an off-white shirt (girls) or fawn-check pants with off-white shirt (boys); later grades switch to grey-check uniforms. A separate sports uniform is worn for physical education.

What food options are available at the school canteen?

Healthy snacks approved by the ministry are available at the school canteen during breaks on a pay basis. The school emphasizes nutritious options as part of its daily routine.

Who governs Indian Learners' Own Academy and who are the key leaders?

The school is CBSE Delhi affiliated and governed by a Management Team. Key leaders include Sponsor Mr. Omar Al Gurair, Chairman Mr. D.K. Sharma, Advisor Mr. Ebrahim, and Principal Mrs. Asha Sharma.

What accreditations or awards does the school hold, if any?

There are no additional accreditations or awards listed beyond the CBSE Delhi affiliation and the described academic results. The school does highlight a strong track record of exam performance and a robust CBSE curriculum.

How have students performed in CBSE exams recently?

In 2022–2023 the overall CBSE aggregate was 90%. In 2024–2025, 126 Class 10 students passed with no failures or compartments, and 205 Class 12 students achieved a 100% pass rate with no compartments, with the school noting a 100% pass rate since inception.

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