Admissions
Admissions for the 2026/27 academic year.
Applications are accepted from September for entry the following academic year. Places are offered on a rolling basis until each stage is full.
The process
Submit an enquiry
The form takes about ten minutes. You will need the child's date of birth, current school, and the track you are applying for. Admissions replies within three working days.
Entrance assessment
Assessments run on Saturday mornings between January and May. Early Years applicants attend a play-based session instead of a written paper.
Family interview
Both parents are asked to attend where possible. The meeting is a conversation about the child's needs and how the school works, not an examination.
Offer and enrolment
Places are confirmed on payment of the registration fee. Tuition is payable in three instalments across the academic year.
Documents required
- Birth certificate (original and copy)
- Six passport photographs
- Parents' national ID or passport
- Previous school report, last two years
- Transfer certificate, if applicable
- Vaccination record
Fees, 2026/27
Tuition is payable in three instalments. The registration fee is charged once at enrolment and is non-refundable.
| Stage | Annual tuition | Registration |
|---|---|---|
| Early Years (KG1–KG2) | EGP 48,000 | EGP 6,000 |
| Primary (Grades 1–6) | EGP 62,000 | EGP 6,000 |
| Preparatory (Grades 7–9) | EGP 74,000 | EGP 8,000 |
| Secondary (Grades 10–12) | EGP 92,000 | EGP 8,000 |
Common questions
Yes, at the end of Primary. Transfers require a placement assessment in English and mathematics, and are subject to available space in the receiving track.
Early Years and Grade 1 usually reach capacity by March. Applicants beyond that point are held on a waiting list and contacted as places open, in order of application date.
Siblings of enrolled students are considered ahead of new families at the same stage, provided the application is submitted before 31 March.
Arabic and English are both languages of instruction. Science and mathematics are taught in English across both tracks; social studies and religious education are taught in Arabic.