198 students enroll in gifted school
The Ministry of Education in Kuwait has commenced classes at the Boys' and Girls' Talented Students Schools in the West Abdullah Al-Mubarak area, welcoming the first batch of students for the academic year 2026/2027, totaling 198 students. This group includes 55 boys at the Boys' School and 143 girls at the Girls' School, distributed across 14 classes from sixth to ninth grade, with no more than 16 students per class. The aim is to create an educational environment focused on measuring creativity and intelligence, with carefully selected students. The recruitment of teaching and administrative staff has been completed through a process that involved tests and interviews, resulting in the qualification of 78 staff members, including 60 teachers and teachers, through specialized training programs designed to enhance their ability to work with gifted students and stimulate their creativity. Additionally, the ministry has developed a comprehensive system of services such as school transportation and a stimulating environment to promote innovation, all aimed at developing Kuwait’s talent nurturing system. This step is part of the ministry’s strategic plan to create a generation capable of innovation and leadership in the future, with a focus on selecting students based on precise criteria that include levels of self-achievement, intelligence tests, and creativity assessments.
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