Kuwait English School 
Privately owned Kuwait English School (Salmiya) teaches 2,400, mostly Kuwati co-eds, in the NCE, A-levels, IGCSE tradition. KES has excellent SEN support and excellent cultural and a sporting activities.
- Kuwait English School
Area 11, Street 9
Salwa
Kuwait - Mailing address:
Kuwait English School
P.O. Box 8640
Salmiya 22057
Kuwait - T +965 256 55216
- F +965 256 29356
- E [email protected]
- W www.kes.edu.kw
- Lower School Ages: 3-11
- Lower School Sexes: Co-ed
- Middle School Ages: 12-14
- Middle School Sexes: Co-ed
- Senior School Ages: 15-18
- Senior School Sexes: Co-ed
- Total School Numbers: 2,400 boys and girls
- Teaching Language: English
- SEN: Mainstream with SEN support
- Boarding: Not available
- Uniform: No
- Fee Currency: Kuwaiti dinar (KWD)
- Fee Details: The fees range from 1,850 in Kindergarten to 4,700 at A-Level.
- Fee Extras: Bus service, uniforms, and registration fee.
- Religion: Non-denominational
- Memberships: Examining boards are UCLES and Edexcel; British Schools in the Middle East; European Council of International Schools (ECIS) (Associated Member)
- State/Independent: Independent: privately owned (individual/corporation)
Curricula:
- A-Levels
- IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education)
- National Curriculum for England
Accreditations/Inspections:
- BSO (British Schools Overseas inspection programme)
- Penta International (DfE BSO approved)
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