Parents

Key Policies for Child Protection

These policies align with national laws, Kuwait's Child Rights Law No. 21 of 2015, and international standards.

1. Providing a Safe Learning Environment

Commitment to preventing all forms of abuse (physical violence, bullying, neglect, or psychological harm).
Continuous supervision within the school and during off-campus activities (e.g., field trips).

2. Reporting Abuse

Clear mechanisms in place for reporting observed or suspected child abuse through the school CP officer.
Staff trained to handle cases with sensitivity and confidentiality while adhering to local laws.

3. Awareness and Training

Students, staff, and parents receive ongoing education about children’s rights and how to seek help when needed.
Teachers are trained to recognize signs of abuse or bullying.

4. Partnerships with Relevant Authorities

Collaboration with entities like the Child Protection Office under the Ministry of Social Affairs or the Ministry of Education to address critical cases effectively.

5. Zero Tolerance for Bullying

Strict enforcement of anti-bullying policies to address any incidents of violence or discrimination.
Implementation of programs fostering respect and equality among students.

Steps for Handling Complaints

Filing a Complaint:
- Direct complaints go to the designated Child Protection Officer (CPO) and Central Office Management.
Immediate Actions:
- Take urgent measures to ensure the child's safety, such as removing the alleged perpetrator if necessary.
Follow-Up:
- Work closely with the school and relevant authorities to resolve the issue.

Support Resources

School Contacts: Reach out to the school’s administration or child protection advisor for assistance.
Government Help: For severe cases, contact Kuwait’s Child Protection Office via the hotline 147.