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At BSK, we firmly believe that a child's school journey begins well before their first day in class. The transition from nursery to Reception is a significant milestone, not just for children, but for families too, and it is one we take great care to support.

The Junior Phase at The British School of Kuwait recently had the exciting opportunity to bring Kenneth Grahame's beloved novel, The Wind in the Willows, to life in an unforgettable new stage adaptation.

The event was to share how they can support their child at home with shared and individual reading.

Understanding and managing emotions is a key skill that helps children navigate the challenges of daily life, both in and outside the classroom.

Take a look at some of the things the students shared with their parents during their Year 1 ‘Come Learn with Me.’

Year 5 students immersed themselves in learning about life during the Victorian era, exploring what daily life was like under the reign of Queen Victoria.

Let’s get reading and let the adventures begin!

Students in the Lower Phase have been learning in their assemblies and classrooms with their teachers how they can be resilient and we all have been celebrating their achievements in weekly assemblies.

Year 3 students celebrated Healthy Living Day with a series of exciting and educational activities that encouraged them to embrace healthy habits and consolidate their learning from their Topic lessons.

As educators and caregivers, we have the opportunity to shape resilient, emotionally intelligent individuals who will thrive both academically and socially.

Year 5 students from The British School of Kuwait (BSK) visited the Scientific Centre in Salmiya as part of their Science and Humanities Curriculum.

Last week, students from Year 3 at the British School of Kuwait (BSK) immersed themselves into their learning, by coming to school dressed as their favourite fruit or vegetable; this was part of their Science topic ‘Being Healthy’.

As part of their science topic ‘Being Healthy', year three students from the British School of Kuwait (BSK) have been visiting Saveco.