Al-Bayan Bilingual School

The school is an inclusive and supportive learning community that emphasizes responsibility, honesty, and respect. It aims to prepare students to prosper in a world that values peace, sustainability, and inclusivity. Students are expected to model positive behavior in both local and global contexts.

The school offers a bilingual curriculum spanning preschool, elementary, middle, and high school levels. The academic program is supported by educational technology, including platforms like Skoolee, Schoology, and Seesaw, and features a Makerspace for hands-on learning. The curriculum is further enhanced by instructional coaching and professional development for staff to ensure high-quality teaching and learning.

Many graduates of the school go on to become leaders in Kuwait and globally. The school is a member of the National Honor Society (NHS), which recognizes students for high academic records, good character, leadership skills, and a commitment to their community. Students also participate in standardized assessments such as Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) to track academic growth.

The school provides a student support department that includes counseling services and learning support specialists. These professionals work to meet the academic, social, and emotional needs of students. The school also utilizes an inclusion policy framework to support diverse learning requirements.

The school requires a non-refundable registration deposit of KD 100 upon acceptance, which is deducted from the first tuition installment. Admissions are contingent on entrance evaluations, and re-enrollment for current students requires a deposit by March 1st to guarantee a seat for the following academic year. The school maintains a specific withdrawal policy, with tuition penalties increasing based on the date of withdrawal during the school year.

The academic year typically begins in late August, with orientation sessions for new students and parents. The calendar includes scheduled breaks for Winter and Spring, as well as observances for national and religious holidays. Throughout the year, the school hosts events such as Back to School nights, parent-teacher conferences, and various student assessments, including MAP testing and semester exams for grades 6-12.

The school is located on the Hawalli campus, which features spacious classrooms equipped with educational technology and resources. Campus facilities include the Dalal Waleed Al-Humaidhi Theater, gymnasiums, soccer pitches, and a media center. The school also provides a health clinic and a dedicated Teaching and Learning Center for staff professional development.

The school offers a variety of co-curricular activities, including after-school clubs, sports teams, and academic competitions. Students can participate in volleyball and soccer, as well as activities like Quiz Bowl, speech and debate, and academic games. Additionally, the school organizes field trips and hosts events such as art exhibitions and environmental days.