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About
Co-educational school established in 1997 by El-Sharq For Educational Services Company, serving Kindergarten through Secondary. It runs three divisions: National, British and American. Its stated vision is to build self-confident, creative leaders while maintaining a strong Egyptian identity.
Key facts
Source: Read from the school's websiteCompiled from public sources
Info checked 2026-11-01
Curriculum
UK EYFS · IGCSE · American
Ages
Ages 3–18
Students
1,886
Language
Arabic, English
Type
Local school, international programme
- Founded
- 1997
- Accreditations
- COGNIA
Curriculum and academics
Source: Read from the school's website
Curricula, explained
EYFS
Early years · Ages 2–5
The early-years stage of British schools: play-based learning of language, social skills and early reading and number.
IGCSE
Ages 14–16, 2 years · Ages 14–16
A subject-by-subject qualification taken around age 16 in British-style schools — usually 5–10 subjects studied over two years.
American curriculum
Kindergarten to Grade 12 · Ages 5–18
Grade-by-grade like US schools; students graduate by earning course credits, often with AP courses in high school.
Ages are the usual bands; schools can differ.Curriculum basics guide
Campus and school life
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Facilities
- Sports field
- Library
- Lab
- Computer lab
- Music room
- Art room
- Clinic
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