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Oxford Academy Kuwait

Kuwait, Salwa

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 1991
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Taught languages Arabic, English, French
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Oxford Academy Kuwait, established in 1991, follows a British-based education blending the International Cambridge Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales. From Early Years through IGCSE, the school prepares students for Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams, including Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, within the Cambridge International Examinations Centre network and in association with the AQA Examination group. The curriculum is organized into Foundation Years, Key Stages 1–4, and includes KS3 Arabic, English, Geography, ICT, Mathematics, Science, and Islamic Studies, with IGCSE examinations in Year 11. The campus features science laboratories, hi-tech computer labs, a library, and a canteen, plus air-conditioned bus transport. Sports facilities include Primary and Secondary PE spaces and inter-school tournaments. After-school activities span gymnastics, basketball, football, roller-skating, and aerobics, and cultural events such as Quran and Islamic competitions and International Day enhance learning beyond the classroom. A pastoral team supports wellbeing and engagement.

1 St, Kuwait

The Essentials

Oxford Academy Kuwait has instruction in English.

Location
Salwa Block 7, Street 1, Kuwait. The school is located in the Salwa area of Kuwait City, Hawalli Governorate. It is accessible by road and sits in a residential neighbourhood.

Stages
Foundation Years (Early Years) through Year 11 (IGCSE). KS1 (Years 1–2), KS2 (Years 3–6), KS3 (Years 7–9) and KS4 (Years 10–11). The curriculum blends the Cambridge International Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales, with Cambridge Checkpoints, IGCSE and AQA examinations.

Type
International school
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school has a uniform. Details of phase- and department-specific uniform requirements are in the student planners in the Parent Essentials section. Uniform items can be purchased from The Royal Scot, the school shop.

Food Options
A canteen provides a wide selection of fresh and packaged produce. The lunchbox should include a range of healthy foods (for example, a sandwich, fruit, vegetables, juice and water); avoid foods high in sugar, chocolate, chips or fizzy drinks.
Fees
Summary

- Oxford Academy Kuwait does not publish a publicly accessible, itemised fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) on its public admission pages; exact numeric amounts for application fees, term/annual tuition by year group, payment schedules, refund rules and accepted payment methods are not posted in the school's public admission material.

Application fees

- Not publicly published. The school's public admission pages do not display a specific, numeric application or assessment fee.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- Not publicly published. The school's public admission material does not present an itemised table of tuition by grade or term on the publicly accessible admission pages. No per-term or per-year numeric schedule is available from the school's public pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Not publicly published. No public, itemised billing schedule (for example, number and due dates of instalments, registration deposit amounts, or late-payment penalties) is shown on the school's admission pages. The school provides online registration and links to admission documents via its admissions area that parents use for enrolment processes.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding provision is described on the public admission pages. The school's public information references daily operations and mentions bus students (indicating day-school transport arrangements) but does not describe boarding or boarding fees. Therefore no boarding fee schedule is available.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, trips, transport, activities)

- Uniform: a school uniform policy and a menu link for School Uniform exist, but no published, itemised uniform cost list is provided on the public admission pages.
- Books, trips and extracurricular charges: these categories are not itemised with prices on the publicly available admission pages; the site references trips and trip fees generically but does not publish a full fee schedule.
- Transport: the public pages mention bus students and arrival/collection procedures but do not publish bus-fee amounts.

Refund information

- Not publicly published. No detailed public statement of refundable or non-refundable registration deposits, conditions for fee refunds on withdrawal, or refund timelines is posted on the school's public admission pages.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cheque, online portal, etc.)

- Not publicly published. The school's public admission pages do not list the accepted payment methods or provide a public finance/online-payment portal description. Parents are directed to the school's admissions channels for registration and admission documents.

Contact information to obtain official, itemised fee details

- Email: info@oxford-alshayaschools.com. Phone: (+965) 22097274. (These contacts are provided on the school's admission pages for admissions and administrative enquiries.)

Notes: The school's public admission pages include an online registration link and references to admission documents (Microsoft Forms / SharePoint) for parents completing the enrolment process; the detailed, itemised fee schedule appears not to be published on the publicly accessible admission pages.
Academics

Oxford Academy Kuwait teaches British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE.

Curriculum
The Oxford Academy Kuwait follows a British-based education, combining the International Cambridge Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales. The curriculum is divided into five areas: Foundation Years (Early Years), Key Stage 1 (Primary), Key Stage 2 (Primary), Key Stage 3 (Secondary) and Key Stage 4 (Secondary). Foundation Years cover Early Years; Key Stage 1 and 2 correspond to Primary; Key Stage 3 corresponds to Years 7–9; Key Stage 4 corresponds to Years 9–11 with IGCSE examinations in Year 11. The KS3 subjects include Arabic, Art and Design, Coordinated Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology in Year 9), English (Language and Literature), Geography, History, ICT, Islamic Studies, Mathematics, Physical Education and Social Studies (Year 7). The KS4 curriculum exposes students to the IGCSE; Year 10 focuses on English and Mathematics as core subjects plus one option; Year 11 offers three options for a total of six IGCSEs, with a possibility of eight IGCSEs. The school is accredited as a Cambridge International Examinations Centre for Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams and is connected with the AQA Examination group. The curriculum is adapted to meet the needs of learners in the Middle East.

Exam Results
IGCSE results have improved year on year.

Higher Education Progression
Our students have gone on to universities across the world.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has a Pastoral system to ensure the physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of pupils. A qualified non-teaching pastoral team provides ongoing support, and the team maintains close links with parents and guardians to act in the students' best interests.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school teaches English as a Second Language in Year 10, and English as a First Language is offered as an option in Year 11.

Mental Wellbeing
The school has a Pastoral system focused on the mental and emotional wellbeing of pupils, supported by a dedicated pastoral team that collaborates with families to support students.

Safeguarding
The school has safeguarding measures including social workers who support students; incidents such as bullying are taken seriously and can be reported to the class teacher or Head of Secondary.
Parent Experience

History
The Oxford Academy was established in 1991. It follows the English Curriculum from Early Years through to the IGCSE, which students sit in Years 10 and 11. The school is a certified Cambridge International Examinations Centre for Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams and is associated with the AQA Examination group. The curriculum blends the International Cambridge Curriculum with the British National Curriculum for England and Wales and is adapted to the needs of learners in the Middle East. The school emphasises social and personal development alongside academic achievement in a caring, supportive environment with well-qualified staff.

Community
Students, staff, parents and the wider community share a close connection at Oxford Academy, and the environment is described as happy, challenged and rewarded. The Head of Secondary describes the school's culture as the 'Oxford Family', a supportive and caring environment that helps students reach their potential. The mission and vision emphasise a culture that recognises each person's individual ability and a voice for the entire school community.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Oxford Academy Kuwait provides a bus service to transport students to and from the school. Buses are air-conditioned and maintained by an external company, with routes available on demand and a limited number of places per route. The campus includes science labs, a library and a canteen to support daily learning and welfare. The sport facilities include a Foundation play area with decorated flooring and synthetic grass; Primary has four designated PE areas including two basketball courts, a five-a-side football area and an indoor, air-conditioned gym; Secondary has a large PE yard for a range of activities. After-school activities and clubs are available, including gymnastics, basketball, football, roller-skating and aerobics, with inter-school tournaments also taking place.

Sports Facilities
Foundation has a large play area with decorative flooring and a synthetic grass area. Primary has four designated PE areas including two basketball courts, a five-a-side football area and an indoor air-conditioned gym; after-school clubs include gymnastics, basketball, football, roller-skating and aerobics. Secondary has a large PE yard which supports a wide range of sport activities. Inter-school tournaments are held for both boys and girls.

Academic Facilities
Oxford Academy Kuwait follows the English Curriculum from Early Years through to the IGCSE. The curriculum is a combination of the International Cambridge Curriculum and the British National Curriculum for England and Wales, adapted to meet the needs of learners in the Middle East. The Oxford Academy is a certified member of the Cambridge International Examinations Centre for Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams and the AQA Examination group. The school features hi-tech computer labs to develop ICT skills and integrate technology across subjects. The library provides a wide range of books for learning and information.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The Oxford Academy runs after-school activities and clubs spanning a wide range of curriculum and non-curriculum areas, including Gymnastics, Basketball, Football, Roller-skating and Aerobics; inter-school tournaments are held.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The Oxford Academy Kuwait runs a diverse extracurricular program that spans curriculum and non-curriculum areas to engage students beyond the classroom. After-school activities and clubs are offered to appeal to all interests and broaden learning opportunities. The school participates in competitions, including Quran and Islamic events, as well as football and basketball, giving students chances to apply knowledge and collaborate. This overall approach supports a well-rounded educational experience and encourages student participation in wider school life.

Cultural & Language
The Oxford Academy Kuwait runs after-school activities and clubs across curricular and non-curricular areas to broaden cultural understanding and expose students to new experiences. Competitions include Quran and Islamic events, reflecting the school's cultural activities. Foundations activities include International Day to celebrate diverse cultures. These initiatives complement classroom learning and encourage engagement with cultural traditions.

Social & Hobbies
The Oxford Academy Kuwait runs a number of after-school activities and clubs that span a wide range of curriculum and non-curriculum areas. We aim to offer something for every student and to introduce them to new interests beyond lessons. Participation in after-school activities and competitions, including sporting events, supports social development and teamwork.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Oxford Academy Kuwait provides a pastoral system to ensure the physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of pupils. A qualified pastoral team supports students and maintains close links with parents to promote a caring, supportive school community. Counseling services are available to assist students with personal or academic challenges.
Languages

Language Provision
The English Curriculum is followed from Early Years through IGCSE. Arabic is taught as a core subject (Arabic) and English (Language and Literature) is taught in Key Stage 3. The curriculum is a combination of the Cambridge International Curriculum and the British National Curriculum for England and Wales, adapted to the Middle East.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
The Oxford Academy Kuwait is a Cambridge International Examinations Centre for Cambridge Checkpoints and IGCSE exams and is associated with the AQA examination group.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Initiate online admission. The Oxford Academy Kuwait uses a self-admission online form accessible via the Online Admission link on the admission page. The form is hosted on forms.office.com. This online registration starts the enrollment process for prospective students.

2. Guidelines and admission documents. Guidelines accompany the admission process and Admission Documents include Home School Agreement. The Home School Agreement is listed under Admission Documents.

3. Review school fees. The School Fees page provides the 2025/2026 fees information.

4. Continue via Online Admission. The Online Admission option is available to complete subsequent enrollment steps from the admission section.
School Events
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