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Egypt, Alexandria
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Students must wear the school uniform and keep a neat appearance; hair must be neatly groomed. Attendance is emphasized and absences should be minimized, with a parental excuse provided on return. The monthly certificate reflects academic progress and discipline (uniform, lateness, behavior); if any item is unsatisfactory, a mark is recorded and cooperation from parents is requested to address it. Mobile phones should be handed to the administration in the morning and may be held until the end of the day, with possible confiscation until year-end if rules are violated. In case of special health or social circumstances, inform the head of the division; confidentiality is maintained. [Source: turn3view0]
The Lasallian Works of Egypt form a District within the Near East Province of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. The Near East Province includes Turkey, Lebanon, and the Holy Land. [Source: turn6view0]
Collège Saint-Marc is an all-boys Catholic Lasallian college in Alexandria, Egypt, delivering 14 years of education from kindergarten to the Egyptian baccalaureate. The curriculum blends the official Egyptian program with a Lasallian approach, with mathematics and the sciences taught in French, French as the first foreign language and English as the second. The school day runs from 7:55 a.m. to 2:45 p.m., organized into eight forty-five‑minute periods with two twenty‑minute recesses. The cycles span maternel (2 years); petit primaire (3 years); grand primaire (3 years); préparatoire (3 years); seconde (3 years). An international French section will open in 2025–2026 to provide immersion in French language and culture within a trilingual environment, following the French national program and offering Bac Français. The campus features the Lotus and the College Museum, and a 25‑bus service supports families. The Lasallian network emphasizes service, community engagement, and inclusive education for students with diverse needs.
