Pakistan School and College

Pakistan School and College, Kuwait (PS&C) is a school in Salmiya city, Kuwait.The school is still known a Rumaithiya School.The school was established in 1960 by Mr Ibrahimm Yousuf Al Abdul Razzaq.He was presented with "Sitara-e-Imtiaz" by the Government of Pakistan in 1986 . It is an independent co-education school. The PSCK is recognized by the ministry of private education, Kuwait.The school is affiliated with Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Islamabad-Pakistan.The school also prepare students for International General Certificate of Secondary Education, IGCSE.The school has all modern facilities necessary for an education institution. The principal is Mrs. Saima Raheel and the vice-principal is Mr. Ahsan Maqbool.

Pakistan School & College
Location
Salmiya

Kuwait
Information
TypePrivate School
Established1960
Opened16 February 1960
PrincipalMrs. Saima Raheel
LanguageEnglish and Urdu
NicknamePSCk

List of principals
  1. Mrs. Saleh Rahim (late)
  2. Madam Khalida Rafique
  3. Mr. Attaullah Khan (2009–2010)
  4. Mr. Javed Basheer Alvi (2010–2012)
  5. Mrs. Zarina Ghulam Muhammad Khan (2012–2016)
  6. Mrs. Nighat Ashfaq (September 19,2016 – October 2016)
  7. Mrs. Saima Raheel (October 2016 - incumbent)


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