Registration opens for the 2026/27 academic year
Applications for all stages are now accepted through the online admissions form.
National & International Education
Two curricula. One standard of care.
Glory Integrated School teaches the Egyptian national curriculum alongside an international track, so families can choose the path that fits their child without changing schools.
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About the school
An integrated education, built around the child rather than the syllabus.
The school opened in 1998 with a single primary building and forty families. It now runs from Early Years through Secondary across two tracks, sharing one campus, one faculty body and one set of expectations for how students are taught and treated.
Class sizes are held deliberately small. Every student is assigned a form tutor who follows them through the stage, and academic progress is reported to families four times a year rather than at the end of term alone.
Small classes
Capped at twenty-four students, with a teaching assistant in every Early Years group.
Two languages
Arabic and English are both taught as first languages from Grade 1.
Pastoral care
A form tutor and a counsellor attached to every stage.
Open reporting
Four written reports a year and two parent conferences.
Programmes
What we teach, and how it is organised.
01
National Track
The Egyptian national curriculum, taught in Arabic and English sections, leading to the Thanaweya Amma certificate.
02
International Track
A British curriculum pathway culminating in IGCSE and A Level examinations, delivered by subject specialists.
03
Early Years
A shared foundation stage for both tracks, focused on language, motor skills and social confidence.
Admissions
Four steps from first enquiry to enrolment.
01
Submit an enquiry
Complete the online form with your child's details and preferred track.
02
Entrance assessment
An age-appropriate assessment in Arabic, English and mathematics.
03
Family interview
A short meeting with the stage principal and the admissions team.
04
Offer and enrolment
Offers are issued in writing with a two-week acceptance window.
Applications for 2026/27 are open.
Places in Early Years and Grade 1 fill first. Enquiries close 31 May.
Student life
Beyond the timetable.
Activities run four afternoons a week and are open to every stage. Participation is tracked in the student record but not graded.
sports day
Athletics
Football, basketball and track, with inter-school fixtures each term.
science lab
STEM club
Robotics and applied science for Preparatory and Secondary students.
music room
Music & drama
Choir, oud and an annual bilingual stage production.
library
Reading programme
A structured reading ladder in both languages from Grade 1.
field trip
Trips
Two educational visits per stage each year, museums and field sites.
community work
Service
A community service requirement in the final three years.
News
From the school
IGCSE results: 84% at grades A*–B
Seventy-one candidates sat the summer series across nine subjects.
New science block opens for the autumn term
Three laboratories and a preparation room replace the temporary facilities.
Calendar
Key dates
- 06 SepAutumn term begins
- 19 SepOpen day — Early Years and Primary
- 12 OctFirst parent conference
- 21 DecAutumn term ends
- 10 JanEntrance assessments begin