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United International Indian School

Kuwait, Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees KWD 340 - 1,200
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2019
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Hindi, French, Arabic
Typical class size 30
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

United International Indian School in Kuwait is an English-medium, co-educational institution affiliated to CBSE in Delhi and offers Cambridge IGCSE instruction for Levels 5–12, followed by Cambridge AS and A Levels in the senior years. The campus sits on 12,000 square metres with 58 classrooms, each class capped at 30 students. Facilities include a well stocked library with print and digital resources, a full-time clinic and a student counsellor, three science laboratories, and a computer lab with 20 computers. The school provides strong STEM and language offerings alongside CBSE integration, enabling a broad academic pathway from early English, Mathematics, Science, and Computer Studies to IGCSE specialization and AS/A Level depth. Sports are supported by a basketball and a badminton court, plus extensive outdoor space and a multipurpose hall for assemblies and events. A range of clubs and service activities fosters leadership and debate, reinforcing the school's ethics and lifelong learning.

United International Indian School, Area 3, Street 170, Jleeb Al Shyoukh (Al Hassawi). P.O. Box 1589, Hawalli 32016, Kuwait

The Essentials

United International Indian School has typical class sizes of 30, instruction in English.

Stages
Kindergarten to XII (CBSE); Cambridge IGCSE Level 5 to 12

Type
Co-educational

Country affiliation
India
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform is required; extra set of dress should be sent daily for LKG – 1.

Food Options
Children carry a tiffin lunch with a water bottle; include a table napkin and spoon; healthy snacks.

Governance and Ownership
The school is under the aegis of UIS Kuwait and is the sister concern of United Indian School, Abbasiya.
Fees

Annual tuition at United International Indian School ranges from KWD 340 to KWD 1,200 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration Fees
- No separate application, registration, admission security deposit, capitation or voluntary donation amount is charged as part of the published admissions and fee policy.

Tuition fees — CBSE (per term and annual totals by class)
- LKG & UKG: Term 1 (Apr–Jun) KD 110; Term 2 (Sept–Nov) KD 115; Term 3 (Dec–Mar) KD 115; Annual total KD 340.
- Std I–IV: Term 1 KD 122; Term 2 KD 125; Term 3 KD 130; Annual total KD 377.
- Std V–VIII: Term 1 KD 140; Term 2 KD 145; Term 3 KD 150; Annual total KD 435.
- Std IX–X & XI: Term 1 KD 160; Term 2 KD 163; Term 3 KD 165; Annual total KD 488.

Tuition fees — Cambridge IGCSE (per term and annual totals by level)
- Level V–VIII: 1st Installment KD 140; 2nd Installment KD 145; 3rd Installment KD 150; Annual total KD 435.
- Level IX–XII: 1st Installment KD 400; 2nd Installment KD 400; 3rd Installment KD 400; Annual total KD 1,200.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are billed in three installments (three academic terms). For the CBSE schedule the three terms run Apr–Jun, Sept–Nov and Dec–Mar; term fees must be paid by the 15th of April, 15th of September and 15th of December. Failure to pay by the due dates must be notified to the Principal.
- The IGCSE instalment schedule is listed as three terms (Sept–Nov; Dec–Feb; Mar–Jun) with fees payable in three instalments.

Transport (school bus) fees and rules
- CBSE transport pickup-point fees (per term / annual total): Abbassiya KD 30 per term (KD 90 annual); Riggae KD 45 per term (KD 135 annual); Farwaniya KD 45 per term (KD 135 annual); Salmiya KD 55 per term (KD 165 annual); Abuhalifa / Mangaf KD 60 per term (KD 180 annual). Transport fees are non-refundable. If a student attends school during a term, the full term fee is charged regardless of number of days attended.
- IGCSE transport pickup-point fees (per term / annual total): Abbasiya / Ishbiliya KD 45 per term (KD 135 annual); Riggae KD 60 per term (KD 180 annual); Farwaniya KD 60 per term (KD 180 annual); Salmiya KD 75 per term (KD 225 annual); Abuhalifa / Mangaf / Fahaheel KD 75 per term (KD 225 annual). Transport fees are non-refundable and the full term is charged if the student attends during that term.

Other costs and fees
- Uniforms, textbook, stationery, examination, laboratory, assessment or other ancillary fee amounts are not itemised within the published tuition and transport fee schedules. Transport is presented as a separately charged item (see transport fees above).

Boarding / hostel fees
- No boarding or hostel fees are itemised; no boarding facilities or boarding fees are listed as part of the school's published fee schedule. The school's published information only details day-school tuition and transport charges.

Refund and cancellation policy
- Transport fees are explicitly non-refundable. If a student attends school during a term, the full term fee will be charged irrespective of the number of days attended. Similar non‑refund language is applied to term fees in the published fee notes.

Fee payment options and methods
- Specific payment methods (for example cash, bank transfer, cheque or credit/debit card) are not itemised in the published fee schedule or fee pages. The published fee pages set instalment dates and amounts but do not list the accepted payment channels or detailed invoicing procedure.

Notes on change of fees
- The published schedules include a notice that prescribed fees are liable to change as required by the relevant authorities; term fees and transport charges are presented as the chargeable amounts under the current schedule.
Academics

United International Indian School teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels.

Curriculum
United International Indian School implements the Cambridge IGCSE Curriculum for Levels 5–12. From Level 5 to Level 8, the foundation spans English, Mathematics, Science, Environmental Management, Global Perspective ICT, Languages, and Creative Arts, fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and communication. From Levels 9–10, students follow the Cambridge IGCSE framework with subject specialization aligned to interests and future aspirations while developing academic rigor and independent learning. In the senior levels (11–12), students follow the AS and A Level programme, providing in-depth subject knowledge and analytical competence essential for higher education and global career pathways. The curriculum also integrates personal, social, health, and citizenship education (PSHCE), sports, performing arts, and community service to support holistic development. The school is English-medium and CBSE-affiliated; Cambridge IGCSE is offered for Levels 5–12.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides a positive, safe and stimulating environment where all children are valued. Education is delivered in a fully inclusive setting with equal opportunities for all, and students are encouraged to value religious and cultural differences. The Principal's Message states that education should be a holistic experience, nurturing emotional, social and creative development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Education is provided in a fully inclusive environment with equal opportunities for all.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school is an English-medium co-educational school.

Mental Wellbeing
The curriculum promotes mental and physical development of pupils as part of a broad and balanced curriculum.

Safeguarding
The environment is positive, safe and stimulating, with all children valued.
Parent Experience

History
The school is an English‑medium, co‑educational institution in Kuwait affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Delhi, India. It is the sister concern of United Indian School, Abbasiya, Kuwait, which has an established record in academics and co‑curricular activities. The school operates under the aegis of UIS Kuwait as a new educational venture with aims of continued excellence. The same management has a 33‑year history of United Indian School, imparting universal values, discipline, and etiquettes to students. It is located in Jleeb Al Shyoukh Al Hassawi, Street No.170, Block No.3, about 2 km from United Indian School and 0.5 km from the 6th Ring Road, on a 12,000 square meter campus with parking and transportation facilities.

Community
The school operates under the aegis of UIS Kuwait and shares management with United Indian School, Abbasiya. The campus spans 12,000 square meters in Jleeb Al Shyoukh Al Hassawi and includes parking and transportation facilities to support student life. The school emphasizes universal values and disciplined conduct as part of its approach to all‑round development.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The campus spans 13,000 square meters and houses 58 classrooms with a maximum class size of 30. It features a Library stocked with print books and digital resources, with Wi-Fi and a quiet atmosphere for study. There is a full-time Clinic and a Student Counsellor to support health and learning needs. The Science Department operates three well-equipped labs for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and a Computer Lab with 20 computers. Internet facilities are available across the campus to support research and coursework.

Sports Facilities
The school has a basketball court and a badminton court. There is a large outdoor space for a range of sports and outdoor activities. A Multipurpose Hall is available for assemblies, meetings, and visiting speakers, expanding extracurricular options. The facilities support PE programs and student clubs with appropriate spaces.

Academic Facilities
The Library is stocked with print books and digital resources, with Wi-Fi and a quiet study environment. The Science Department has three well-equipped labs for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, with new equipment and reagents as needed. The Computer Lab contains 20 computers for practical learning. The campus provides internet facilities to support research and coursework. There are 58 classrooms on the campus.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Multipurpose Hall is used for assemblies, meetings, and visiting speakers, supporting clubs and events. Basketball and badminton courts, along with outdoor space, host sports and after-school programs. The Library offers resources for clubs and projects with Wi-Fi. The Computer Lab with 20 computers supports technology clubs and coding groups. The campus environment and staff assist student involvement in extracurricular activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Spell Bee, Handwriting, Debate, Speech and Role Play competitions are held to challenge students and showcase their talents. These activities promote research, presentation and critical thinking, as well as collaborative communication. Students gain experience in presenting ideas and working with others in a competitive yet supportive environment. The school integrates academic development with experiential learning through such activities.

Arts & Creative
The school provides arts and creative activities through visual and performing arts. Grade-level activities include paper cup basket making, poster making on International Literacy Day, flower making, Santa card making and Christmas tree making. Grade VI organized a paper flower bouquet activity to foster creativity. Class activities also include role play and other creative projects that nurture imagination.

Cultural & Language
The school teaches English, Hindi/French and Arabic to build listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Nehru cap making and Children's Day celebrations are part of cultural activities. Hindi language development is emphasized as part of language education.

Social & Hobbies
Students participate in intra-section and inter-section competitions, class assemblies, annual days and Sports Day, along with various celebrations and social awareness campaigns. These activities promote teamwork, public speaking and creative expression. Healthy competition inspires students to excel and develop collaboration.

Community & Service
Social awareness campaigns are part of school activities, engaging students with community issues. These campaigns promote social responsibility and service-mindedness. Student-led initiatives support community connection.

Leadership & Professional
Newsletter Team provides leadership opportunities for students, with editors such as Ms. Shani Sara Shaji. These roles help develop leadership, teamwork and professional communication. Staff participate in guiding student-led initiatives as part of the broader cocurricular program.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Physical and Health Education is included in the primary curriculum. Sports Day is part of school celebrations and activities. Self-discipline is emphasized, with guidance on goal-setting and organized effort to achieve tasks. These practices support holistic development and lifelong learning.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the medium of instruction. Languages taught include English, Hindi, French, and Arabic. Language 2 is Hindi or French, and Language 3 is Arabic in upper primary and secondary classes. The Cambridge IGCSE Curriculum is followed from Level 5 to 12, with AS and A Level in the senior years.
Reputation

Accreditations
The school is affiliated to the Central Board Of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. The affiliation number is 5930020.
Admissions

Admissions
Step 1. LKG admissions. For Lower Kindergarten, children must have completed 3 years of age by March 15. The prescribed admission form is obtained from the school office. Registration will start from November 1 for the 2020-2021 session. The date of interaction for the child along with parents will be intimated. Step 2. UKG to IX admissions. Registration will commence from November 1, 2019. Students coming from other schools will not be admitted without the Transfer Certificate. Step 3. Documents required (LKG to IX). Original Transfer Certificate and one copy; mark statement of the last attended school; passport copy and civil ID copy of the student; passport copy and civil ID copy of the father; two copies of the birth certificate; and four recent passport-size photographs of the student.
School Events
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