Kuwait readies 161 schools for upcoming academic year

Kuwait's Ministry of Education is actively preparing for the 2026/2027 academic year, with a significant focus on equipping 161 schools across various educational zones. The Supplies and Warehouses Department is central to this effort, working to provide essential school furniture based on thorough needs assessments.

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The equipping and furnishing process currently covers 161 schools across various educational zones.

The ministry plans to distribute more than 15,000 pieces of student furniture. This includes specialized chairs for kindergarten, furniture suitable for primary, intermediate, and secondary levels, and innovative student desks. These upgraded desks feature flexible and practical designs, allowing for various classroom configurations that support individual, group, and collaborative learning. The goal is to enhance student interaction and participation.

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The plan includes providing schools with more than 15,000 pieces of student furniture for different educational levels, including chairs specifically designed for kindergarten, furniture suitable for primary, intermediate, and secondary levels, as well as improved student desks that can be configured and rearranged to suit the nature of educational activities.

Firas Kartash, Director of the Supplies and Warehouses Department, confirmed the department's diligence in completing the furnishing of both new and existing schools. The specifications for the new furniture prioritize student comfort, safety, and durability, aligning with the ministry's commitment to modern educational standards. This comprehensive equipping process is a key component of the ministry's broader plan to ensure educational institutions are well-prepared, fostering a safe, organized, and stimulating learning environment for both students and teachers.

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The upgraded school furniture features flexible and practical designs that allow desks to be arranged in various classroom configurations. This supports individual, group, and collaborative learning styles while enhancing student interaction and participation in the classroom.