What are the schools in Kuwait like?
When we asked about the schools in Kuwait, they said...
"Run, don't walk away. This school is a poor excuse for an education. Most of the English are poorly paid Egyptian and Lebanese whose English is flawed," said one expat in Hawalli with children at Rawd Al Saleheen.
"If what you are looking for for your kids is just to have fun and get as little education as possible, let them join ASK. Otherwise, if you care about the quantity and quality of the education, then you better choose a different school. AIS is a decent school. Many British schools are good as well. TES, NES, KES, and BSK all are better than ASK," remarked one parent with kids at American School of Kuwait (ASK) in Kuwait - Hawally.
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What are the schools in Kuwait like?
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