Kuwait English School

Kuwait English School (KES) in Salwa is a private, co-educational British-curriculum school from KG to Year 13: Early Years covers KG and Reception (ages 3-5), Primary covers Years 1 to 6 for ages 5 to 11, and Secondary from Year 7 to Year 13 for ages 11 to 18. It also has the Green Unit, a special needs education section with its own admissions team. The school pioneered classroom Chromebooks in the Middle East and became Kuwait's first Google school. The school actively seeks accreditation from independent educational bodies and operates an extensive school bus service across Kuwait, managed by a dedicated transport department.

Physical education is part of every KES student's week from KG to Year 13, and PE can be taken as a GCSE and an A Level subject. As a founding member of Kuwait's KFSAC and ISACK school leagues, KES fields junior teams in football, unihoc, netball, benchball, cricket and swimming, and senior teams in basketball, volleyball, netball, football, table tennis and swimming, and it also enters BSME competitions. Clubs run after school as well, such as the Brush Buddies art and craft club for infants in the Green Unit.