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About the School

The English School, Kuwait, is a not-for-profit institution that has served the English-speaking community for over 70 years. As the oldest British school in the Middle East, we pride ourselves on our core values of Tradition, Excellence, and Success.

Following the Foundation Stage and National Curriculum for England, our pupils benefit from a broad, challenging, and enriching curriculum tailored to meet individual needs. Our highly qualified and experienced staff recognise the uniqueness of each child, fostering both academic achievement and the development of personal and social skills, with a strong emphasis on good manners and mutual respect.

We are committed to continually improving the quality of education we provide, staying responsive to new initiatives from the UK to ensure our students receive the very best education.

Accreditations

We take great pride in the quality of education offered at The English School. To maintain our high standards, we undergo rigorous inspections by accredited UK-based bodies. Our most recent inspection by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) in May 2022 confirmed that we meet all expectations and standards.

As a member of the Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS), we belong to an elite group of institutions delivering a first-rate education for pupils aged 3 to 13. IAPS membership reflects our commitment to providing an exceptional academic experience comparable to the best prep schools in the UK. Additionally, we are proud members of BSME (British Schools in the Middle East) and COBIS (Council of British International Schools), which offer opportunities for in-service training, professional development, and participation in inter-school events.

As a British Schools Overseas (BSO) accredited institution, we are officially recognised for delivering the very best in British education.

About Kuwait

Kuwait is much more than the common perception held by those who have never visited. With a population of around 4.25 million—1.5 million locals and almost 3 million expatriates—the city of Kuwait is comparable in size to Birmingham in the UK. Many aspects of life in Kuwait are modern and Westernised, with a wealth of restaurants, cinemas, beach clubs, and impressive shopping malls that could rival those in top European destinations.

Kuwait’s tax-free environment, combined with its wealth and central location, makes it an ideal base for saving money and traveling throughout the Middle East and Far East. The traditional souks, known for gold, fabric, and rugs, are vibrant hubs for bargain hunters.

Kuwait is an extremely safe city, with almost all goods readily available. Summers can be hot, but with a ten-week break, there’s plenty of time to travel or reconnect with family and friends. The cooler months of April-May and October-November are perfect for outdoor activities, while December through March offer mild daytime temperatures, often reaching the low 20s—far more pleasant than UK winters!

With excellent recreational facilities, a lively social scene, a rich cultural heritage, and a strong reputation, Kuwait offers a unique and rewarding experience. Our teachers often stay with us for many years, with some staying for over two decades. No one place is for everyone, but Kuwait could be exactly what you're looking for.