Where British educational excellence meets a vibrant international community. Kuwait’s oldest not-for-profit British school, since 1953.
Year 8 took to the runway to showcase their Juxtaposition inspired designs, combining creativity, artistic vision and impressive textile skills. Having designed and created their outfits during online Art and D&T lessons, it was wonderful to see students finally bring their work to life and showcase it in school. 👏🧵✨
27/05/2026
On the blessed occasion of Eid al-Adha, The English School extends warm wishes to all our students and families.
May this special time bring joy to your hearts, peace to your homes, and precious moments shared with loved ones. Eid Mubarak! ✨🌙
24/05/2026
Year 9 showcased their cooking skills in D&T. Demonstrating creativity and vital life skills, whilst having fun and creating delicious food. It’s great to have the year 9 students on site engaging in practical activities! ✨
21/05/2026
Year 9 students completed certified EFR first aid training, gaining an internationally recognised CPR qualification valid for two years and developing essential emergency response skills. As a school, we are proud to see them build confidence and responsibility in such important life skills.
Our students explored real-world environmental challenges as part of a STEAM project focused on creating a sustainable,green and multifunctional space for students on the science block roof 🌿
Congratulations to the winning team for their outstanding design 🏆
And a big well done to all students who participated and shared their innovative ideas for a greener future 💚
The late Mohammed Abdulrahman Al-Bahar was part of a generation that helped shape modern Kuwait through business, philanthropy, and a deep belief in the power of education.
In 1953, he founded The English School Kuwait — a vision that would grow to become the Gulf’s oldest and most respected educational institutions, impacting generations of students and families over more than seven decades.
His legacy continues to live on not only through TES, but through the values of ambition, generosity, and community service that defined his life’s work.
12/05/2026
What our students say…💬💙
After a period of online learning, our Year 9 students shared their thoughts on being back at school - from reconnecting with friends to enjoying learning together again as a community. ✨
11/05/2026
Year 1 wrote persuasive letters to the Giant from Jack and the Beanstalk, asking him to forgive Jack for taking his golden hen and harp. They used brilliant ideas, kind words, and great imagination! 💭 ✏️
10/05/2026
Join our vibrant TES community for the 2026–2027 academic year! 💙✨
We’re looking for passionate, dedicated professionals ready to inspire, support and make a difference every day.
Apply now via our website.
07/05/2026
A look back at our World Book Day celebrations 📚✨
From cosy reading hideaways to cuddly reading buddies and creative book character costumes, our students celebrated World Book Day in the best way possible — through a love of reading.
It was wonderful to see so many pupils across the school sharing their favourite books, imaginative costumes, and special reading spaces from home.
A huge well done to everyone who took part in our World Book Day challenges and activities — your creativity made the day truly memorable! 💫
| Monday | 07:00 - 16:00 |
| Tuesday | 07:00 - 16:00 |
| Wednesday | 07:00 - 16:00 |
| Thursday | 07:00 - 16:00 |
| Sunday | 07:00 - 16:00 |