British Curriculum International Schools in Cairo, Egypt

British-curriculum international schools in Cairo generally follow the English National Curriculum through Early Years and Key Stages, moving to Cambridge IGCSEs and A-Levels (with some schools offering the IB Diploma or alternative exam boards as a pathway). Teaching is delivered mainly in English, but Arabic language, national social-studies content and religious education are commonly taught in line with Egyptian regulations, and many schools also offer French or German as additional languages. Annual tuition varies widely between providers, campus location and age group - parents should expect published annual fees to range from lower-hundreds of thousands of Egyptian pounds at some schools up to several hundreds of thousands at others, with extra costs for registration, transport, exams and uniforms. Admissions run on an academic-year cycle but many schools admit on a rolling basis, use placement assessments and maintain waiting lists for popular year groups, so families usually start enquiries several months (and in high-demand years up to a year) before a planned start date.