List of schools in Kuwait

Below is a list of primary schools and secondary schools in the Asian country of Kuwait. Tertiary schools are listed at the list of universities in Kuwait.

Most schools in Kuwait are public schools which educate in the Arabic language. There are, however, a few schools which run under Indian Central Board of Secondary Education, British, American and French systems, or a combination of languages.

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International schools

American schools

Bangladeshi schools

Bilingual schools

  • Ajial Bilingual School
  • Al-Bayan Bilingual School – bbs.edu.kw
  • Al-Danah Bilingual School Kuwait
  • Al-Ghanim Bilingual School
  • Al-Ma'alee Bilingual School
  • Al-Nibras International Bilingual School
  • Al-Noor Bilingual School – alnoor.edupage.org
  • Al-Ru'ya Bilingual School
  • Alzabne School
  • American Arab Bilingual Academy
  • American Bilingual School
  • Canadian Bilingual School – cbskuwait.com
  • Dasman Model School
  • Global Bilingual Academy – gba.edu.kw
  • Jahra Bilingual Academy
  • Hayat Universal Bilingual School
  • Kuwait Academy Bilingual School – kbs-edu.com
  • Kuwait Bilingual School – Al Jahra
  • Orbit International
  • The Rainbow Playgroup
  • Rawd Alsalheen Bilingual School – rawd-edu.net
  • Rowad Bilingual School

British schools

Egyptian schools

  • Kuwait Egyptian Embassy School – Jabriya

French school

Indian schools

Iranian schools

  • Iranian School of Kuwait

Pakistani schools

Private schools

  • Al-Jamil Private School – Salmiya
  • The Arab Modern Academy – Salmiya
  • Al Manhal Private School – Salmia
  • Al-Wataniya Private School – Hawally
  • Pakistan English Academy – Farwaniya
  • Al Shahin School – Medan Hawally
  • Al Najat School – Al Najah
  • Pakistan Academy School – Al Ahmadi
  • AlQutoof Private School
  • Al Qabas School – Hawally

Public schools

Elementary schools

Boys

Girls

Middle schools

Boys

Girls

Secondary schools

Boys

Girls

Special-needs schools

See also

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