Egypt, Cairo
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The Cambridge Curriculum offers a variety of routes for learners with a wide range of abilities, including those whose first language is not English, and English as a Second Language is available.
Wellbeing is prioritized for students; the Chairman's Letter emphasizes caring for students' wellbeing, and the Careers page notes its focus on academic, social, and psychological wellbeing.
Anti-Violence/Bullying Policy states violence and bullying are not tolerated, to create a safe environment.
City International Schools is a private, independent, college-preparatory institution serving ages 3 to 18. It offers two international pathways: the American diploma (with Advanced Placement) and the Cambridge IGCSE, with Cambridge programs across KG to IGCSE in the British division. English is the language of instruction; the Lower School teaches Arabic and French, and Cambridge IGCSE is taught with French as a Second Language. Founded in 2002, City International Schools is accredited by AdvancED, recognized by the Egyptian Ministry of Education, and a member of MEANS. The facilities include a library with computers, a computer lab, a multimedia room, and campus wireless internet; transport is via air-conditioned buses. After-school Drama Club and Art Club meet weekly. Physical education is emphasized, and Gezira Club provides sports facilities. The school uses monthly field trips and an annual Show; community and leadership initiatives are integrated through projects like Community Helpers and overnight camping with Scouts.