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Egypt, Cairo
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
1. Fill in an online application. The admission team will revise all information and send an email stating the date and time on which you will visit the school to submit all required documents. 2. Admission Visit to BRS. The time you were given for your visit must be followed; all required documents have to be submitted on that day; applications will not be considered if any documents are missing; on that date you will be notified with the date and time of your child's interview. 3. The result. The result will be announced before the end of December 2025. 4. If accepted, you will be asked to pay the registration fees to ensure your child's place at BRS. The registration fees are basically the first installment. BRS does not require any donation fees. Important Information: No applications are available for children who are less than 4 years old by the beginning of October 2026. Applications will not be available after Saturday, the 30th of November 2025 by 11:00 am. A tour around the school premises and answers to questions regarding BRS facilities, the Cambridge Curriculum, and buses, will be available according to the date you will receive from the admissions team.
Kindly note that currently all stages are full. In case of vacancies in any stage, applicants will be contacted. Please fill in the waiting list application via the provided Google Form.
British Ramses School Katamya offers a British curriculum for students aged 4 to 18, delivering Cambridge Primary and Cambridge IGCSE programmes. The school is Cambridge International Examinations certified and licensed by the Ministry of Education, with Edexcel certification to offer Edexcel International Academic Qualifications. Opened in 2013, it is affiliated with the Evangelical Synod of the Nile (Higher Council of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Egypt). The campus features laboratories, libraries, PE spaces, a playground and sports facilities to support a comprehensive study program. The curriculum supports language learning with supervision in French and German, and art education is led by an Art Supervisor. The school emphasises analytical and creative thinking, and promotes student activism and positive contributions to the school, community, country and world. A safety-minded environment is paired with close partnerships among teachers, parents and administration to ensure individual attention. Leadership and well-being are supported by dedicated staff including a Student Affairs Manager and Well Being Supervisor.
