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Kuwait English School

OUR HISTORY

Established in 1978 by Mr. Mohamed Jassim Al Saddah and Mrs. Rhoda Elizabeth Muhmood, Kuwait English School began with a clear, uncompromising vision: to create an institution of unparalleled British educational standards in the State of Kuwait. Over the decades, KES has flourished from its humble foundational roots into a premier international day school, building a rich, timeless legacy of academic distinction.

Milestones of Vision and Growth

Since opening its doors in 1978, Kuwait English School has consistently prioritized high academic thresholds and premium British standards, evolving continuously to match global shifts in learning. Our institutional timeline highlights a deep dedication to expanding local educational infrastructure.

  • Foundational Beginnings (1978)
  • Rapid Campus Expansion
  • Accredited Global Reputation

A Diverse Global Community

Today, our student body proudly brings together 59 different nationalities. This rich multicultural landscape prepares our young adults to transition seamlessly into global citizens who respect mutual differences and cooperate internationally. Grounded in our historic mission to INSPIRE, CHALLENGE, and ENCOURAGE, Kuwait English School has spent nearly half a century turning a pioneering vision into a legendary educational reality. We continue to challenge our international student body to honor our legacy of high standards while looking toward the future. By encouraging deep mutual respect among a diverse group of learners, we preserve a warm, unified campus spirit that bridges decades of excellence with modern global opportunity.

 

The mission at KES is:
to INSPIRE
to CHALLENGE
to ENCOURAGE

1978

IGSCE PASS RATE 
Achieving Grades A* to A

1,000

Established in September 1979. 
KES has a proud academic heritage!

59

of our Students gain access 
into Higher Education Institutions

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