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Egypt, Cairo
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1. Non-Selective Admission Policy: CADMUS Alburouj uses a non-selective admission policy. Acceptance is based on academic attainment, not age. Age is a factor, but a three-year range can exist within a class. Generally, any student who is willing to learn is admitted.
2. Placement Overview: There are no academic requirements for Kindergarten (3.5–5 years). KG applicants are interviewed and must be toilet-trained and able to follow simple instructions. Other grades require diagnostic tests to determine readiness, and the school may provide additional support such as summer programs or extra classes to help reach the standards.
3. Enrollment Process: Enrollment is personal and informative. There is no application deadline; admissions are space-available during the year. A joining fee starts the process and covers administrative costs. Applicants provide a completed Student Application Form, a copy of the student's identity document, two photos, and the final school report.
4. Testing: Students entering Grades 2 and above sit for diagnostic tests as part of the admission process. Test results determine placement.
5. Admission Decisions: Admission decisions are made after careful evaluation. Diagnostic results and prior records are considered case by case, with additional criteria including motivation, social and emotional development, and willingness to work. A final decision cannot be made without the listed documents, and once accepted with fees paid, a place is reserved.
CADMUS Alburouj is an international SABIS school in Egypt serving students aged 3 to 18. It offers a trilingual education in English, Arabic and a world language of the student's choice, from Kindergarten through Grade 12, within the SABIS Educational System. The curriculum develops language fluency while emphasizing English and mathematics, with the sciences highlighted in Secondary School and preparation for external exams such as IGCSEs and AP. Non-traditional subjects - social studies, music, fine arts, physical education, psychology, business and economics, and computer studies - are integrated into daily learning. A central feature is the Student Life Organization, a student-led component that fosters leadership, critical thinking, communication, perseverance, creativity and teamwork. The campus includes Interactive Whiteboards in all classrooms, science laboratories for older students, a dedicated Kindergarten, outdoor playgrounds and sports fields, and a bright cafeteria. The name Cadmus nods to an ancient educator, linking the school to a long tradition of teaching.
