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Integrated Indian School

Kuwait, Abbasiya

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees KWD 391 - 561
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2004
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic, French, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, English
Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Integrated Indian School, Jleeb-Al-Shuyoukh, Kuwait, is a co-educational, English-medium institution serving ages 3 to 18. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and is recognized by Kuwait's Ministry of Education. The school offers CBSE-based programs up to Senior Secondary with Science and Commerce streams. The campus is organized in three blocks (A, B and C) and provides science laboratories (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Junior and Senior Computer Labs, a Library, language classrooms (English, French, Arabic), and spaces for Music, Dance and Art, along with a Smart Board Room and Teaching Resource Centre. On-site facilities include a football ground, a canteen, a mosque and an auditorium. The school's ethos emphasizes character development and self-reliance, reflecting its stated aim of preparing students for global challenges through creativity, confidence and analytical thinking. Regular assemblies celebrate Kuwait's national day and liberation, while exhibitions highlight life in Kuwait. A welcoming, supportive environment.

BLOCK - 25, STREET - 3; Opp: UDIPI RESTAURENT, ABBSIYA

The Essentials

Integrated Indian School has instruction in English.

Location

The Integrated Indian School is in Jleeb-Al-Shuyoukh, Kuwait. The address is Block 25, Street 3, Opp: UDIPI RESTAURENT, ABBSIYA. It is recognized by the Kuwait Ministry of Education and affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in New Delhi, India.

Stages

Senior Secondary School offering courses in Science and Commerce. The school is co-educational and English medium.

Type

Co-educational

Additional learning support

The school has one Special Educator. There is also a Counselor/Wellness Teacher.

Country affiliation

Kuwait
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Summer uniform: Boys wear a light blue shirt with the school monogram and royal blue pants; belt, tie, blue socks with red stripes, and black leather shoes. Girls wear the same with a blue-red checked divided skirt. Winter adds a full-sleeve steel blue/grey shirt, royal blue pants, grey sweater, tie and belt (same as summer), woolen socks with red stripes, blazer, and black leather shoes; girls wear the same as boys. House Uniform (Thursday & Sunday): Summer – boys wear a house-colour T-shirt with White Half Pant with house colour stripes, White socks with house colour stripes, White canvas shoes; girls wear the same with a White divided skirt; Winter – boys and girls wear track suits.

Governance and Ownership

The school has a School Management Committee (SMC) and a Parents Teachers Association (PTA).
Fees

Annual tuition at Integrated Indian School ranges from KWD 391 to KWD 561 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration Fees

- Registration: KD 10.
- Admission (payable at time of admission): KD 50 (non‑refundable).
- Caution deposit: KD 10 (refundable).

Tuition fees by year group (Academic year 2026–27) — per term and annual total

- LKG & UKG: Term I KD 130; Term II KD 130; Term III KD 131; Annual total KD 391.
- Classes I–VI: Term I KD 145; Term II KD 145; Term III KD 145; Annual total KD 435.
- Classes VII–IX: Term I KD 166; Term II KD 166; Term III KD 168; Annual total KD 500.
- Classes X–XII: Term I KD 187; Term II KD 187; Term III KD 187; Annual total KD 561.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year is billed in three terms (Term I, Term II, Term III). Tuition amounts given above are the per‑term charges and the corresponding annual total.
- Registration, admission and caution deposit are charged at admission as listed above.
- Term fees become non‑refundable once admission is taken; the full term fee will be charged even if a student is withdrawn during the middle of the term.
- Transport: discontinuation of transport requires notice in the previous term; transport fees already paid are not refunded.

Boarding fees

- No boarding facility or boarding fees are listed in the school's published fee materials. Boarding is not identified as a service with a fee in the school's published information.

Other costs and fees

- Uniform: the school publishes detailed uniform requirements (summer/winter and house/sports uniforms) but does not publish uniform prices. Parents should expect to purchase required uniform items separately.
- Transport fees: transport service is offered, but specific transport fee amounts are not published in the fee summary; transport rules on refund and notice are stated.
- Prospectus and other downloadable documents are listed among the school's downloadable materials and may contain additional fee items or clarification, but specific extra fees (exam charges, activity fees, insurance, books or stationery charges) are not itemized in the fee schedule page.

Refund information (applicable rules)

- Admission fees paid at the time of admission (KD 50) are non‑refundable. Term fees are non‑refundable once admission is taken. The full term fee is charged if a child is withdrawn mid‑term. Transport fees paid are non‑refundable; discontinuation requires prior‑term notice. Caution deposit (KD 10) is refundable according to the school's stated policy.

Fee payment options

- The school's public materials list contact phone numbers and an email address for administration (phone: +965 24315968 / +965 24315963; email: integratedindianschoolkwt@gmail.com). No specific public statement of accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer details, credit/debit card acceptance, or online payment portals) is provided in the published fee summary or admission notice. Parents should use the listed contact details to confirm accepted payment channels.

Brief note on available and unavailable details

- The school's revised fee schedule for the 2026–27 academic year (per‑term and annual totals above) is published in the revised fee notice dated May 26, 2026. The published materials specify registration/admission/caution deposit amounts and the refund rules noted above. Specifics that are not published in the fee summary include exact transport fee amounts by route, uniform pricing, explicit payment methods and bank or card details, and any separate charges for books, exams, extracurricular activities or other incidental services; these items are not itemized in the fee materials accessed.
Academics

Integrated Indian School teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

CBSE-affiliated, English-medium, co-educational Senior Secondary School offering Science and Commerce streams.

Student Teacher Ratio

1.5

Gifted and Talented

The school fosters gifted and talented students in a supportive and inclusive environment, encouraging them to explore their potential and achieve personal best through a broad curriculum and diverse opportunities.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Integrated Indian School fosters social and emotional learning by encouraging self-discovery and creativity. Learning is designed to be joyful, stress-free, and meaningful in a lively environment. Education is viewed as an interaction between learners and the world, developing character, self-reliance, and wisdom. Gandhian thinking guides its approach to all-round development of body, mind, and soul with moral fiber. The school emphasizes discovery, expression, and communication to prepare students to become tomorrow's innovators. Teachers are humane, motivated, and professional, creating a supportive learning atmosphere.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has one Special Educator and one Counsellor and Wellness Teacher on staff.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction; the school is English-medium.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing support is provided by a dedicated Counsellor and Wellness Teacher on staff to support student welfare.

Safeguarding

Safety and safeguarding are addressed through published safety documents, including a Building Safety Certificate, a Fire Safety Certificate, and a Drinking Water Report.
Parent Experience

History

The Integrated Indian School, Jleeb-Al-Shuyoukh, Kuwait is a recognized school by the Ministry of Education, Kuwait. It is affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, India. The school started in April 2004 and has grown since then. It is a co-educational, English-medium senior secondary school offering courses in Science and Commerce. The school's motto emphasizes education that develops character, self-reliance and wisdom in students.

Community

The school fosters self-discovery and creativity; learning is a joyful, stress-free experience in a lively, meaningful and free environment. The educational philosophy is guided by Gandhian thinking and emphasizes interaction between the learners and the world around them. The staff are humane, highly motivated and professional. The Gallery shows events such as Kindergarten Graduation and the farewell ceremony.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Infrastructure is divided into three blocks: A, B, and C. Block A houses the Director's Chamber, Principal's Chamber, Manager Section, Accounts Department, Books & Uniform Store, Conference Room, Music Room, Dance Room, Smart Board Room, Registration & Admission Department, Reception Area, Clinic, and a P.E. Department, along with KG classrooms. Block B contains Biology Lab, Chemistry Lab, Examination Department, Teacher's Resource Centre, Islamic Studies Room, Junior Computer Lab, Staff Room, Library, and Class Rooms 1 to 5. Block C includes Physics Lab, Senior Computer Lab, Male Staff Room, Smart Board Room, French Classroom, Art Room, and Class Rooms 6 to 12. Additional facilities on the premises include a football ground, a canteen, a mosque for prayer, and an auditorium. The school is co-educational, English-medium, CBSE-affiliated, and recognized by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education.

Sports Facilities

A football ground.

Academic Facilities

Academic facilities include Biology Lab, Chemistry Lab, Physics Lab, Junior Computer Lab, Senior Computer Lab, Library, and dedicated classrooms and subject spaces (English, French, Art, Islamic Studies, Arabic) plus a Music Room, Dance Room, and Smart Board Room. The campus also has a Teaching Resource Centre and Internet-enabled computer labs.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Facilities for extra-curricular activities include a Music Room, Dance Room, Art Room, and an Auditorium. The football ground supports sports activities on campus, and the canteen provides a venue for student gatherings and events.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Integrated Indian School envisions an environment that nurtures discovery, learning, expression and communication, thereby maximizing the intellectual capacity and sensitivity of each student and preparing tomorrow's innovators. It aims to enhance students' knowledge base, confidence and analytical skills to help them succeed in the competitive world. This approach emphasizes education that prepares students to face global challenges with creativity and resilience.

Arts & Creative

The school has a Music Department and an Art Department. Students have opportunities to engage in music and visual arts as part of their development. Exhibitions are conducted on life in Kuwait, providing a platform for creative projects. Special assemblies celebrate Kuwait's national day and liberation, offering performances that showcase creativity.

Cultural & Language

Departments of Kuwait (K.S.S) promote understanding of social, economic, political and technological issues of the country. Every year a special assembly pays homage to the national flag; Kuwait's liberation and national day are celebrated. Students are encouraged to wear Kuwait's national attire and share Arab food to gain understanding of Kuwaiti food culture. Exhibitions are conducted on the topic ‘life in Kuwait'.

Social & Hobbies

There are class-wise and house-wise quiz competitions. Debates and group discussions are common, promoting communication and social skills. Chart making is used as a classroom activity to foster collaborative learning about Kuwait's culture and lifestyle.
Languages

Language Provision

The school teaches in English.
Reputation

Awards

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Accreditations

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Admissions

Admissions

1) Eligibility and entry routes: LKG is a direct admission for children around 3.6 years old; UKG requires an entrance test for children around 4.6 years old; Classes I to XII are admitted based on an entrance test. 2) Fees and deposits: Registration is 10 KD; at the time of admission 50 KD is payable (non-refundable); a 10 KD caution deposit is charged (refundable). Once admission is granted, the term fee is non-refundable; full term fee is charged even if the child is withdrawn mid-term. If transport is discontinued, notice must be given in the previous term; transport fees paid are non-refundable. 3) Documents to be submitted: Health card; Original Transfer Certificate (I-XI) stamped by Indian/Foreign embassy if admission is from outside the country; Passport copies of the student (first page, last page, and Iqama Page) and of the parents (first page, last page, and Iqama Page). Photocopies of the child's Civil ID and the parents' Civil IDs; three recent passport-size photographs of the student; a copy of the birth certificate. 4) Admission visit: Visit the school for admission at BLOCK 25, STREET 3, Opp: UDIPI RESTAURANT, ABBSIYA. Phone: +965 24315968, +965 24315963. Email: integratedindianschoolkwt@gmail.com.
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