Egypt, Cairo
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The EBIS provides a broad, balanced British education for Nursery to Year 12, delivered by qualified teachers and aligned with international standards. Examinations are conducted through Ed-Excel and Cambridge International Examination Boards, and EBIS is recognised by the UK Qualifications and Curriculum Authority. Continuous assessment and individualized learning targets support progress for all students, including those with learning difficulties. French or German language study begins at age 5.5 and continues through Key Stage 4, reflecting EBIS's language acquisition program.
The EBIS Art Department develops students' observation skills through a wide range of media, enriching their lives and building imagination, creativity and confidence. It aims to foster critical awareness of environments and cultures and to develop problem-solving and recording from direct observation. The Music Department leads students to combine creative and practical musical skills with critical thinking, providing pathways for performers, listeners and creators. End-of-year shows and gallery events showcase student creativity, including EYFS End of Year Show.
EBIS runs a Modern Foreign Languages program with French or German from age 5.5, continuing through Key Stage 4. The French and German departments support language learning across the school. The program sits within the British National Curriculum framework with an international perspective.
EBIS has a Student Council that leads charity initiatives and community activities, including fundraising for Share a Smile. Paris Saint-Germain Academy Egypt in CONCORDIA provides after-school football training for ages 4–16. End-of-year shows and gallery events provide social and performance opportunities for students.
EBIS runs community service campaigns; Student Council initiatives include fundraising for Share a Smile to support orphans and underprivileged children. In 2018–2019, the school supported a backpack drive that benefited hundreds of children in need.
Leadership opportunities are fostered through the EBIS House System and Student Council. The Paris Saint-Germain Academy partnership provides after-school sports experiences that develop teamwork and leadership. Students participate in charity campaigns and events that cultivate project management and community leadership.
EBIS emphasises maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle as part of its pupil well-being focus. The school's mission prioritises physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being alongside enrichment and character development. Sports, PE/Sport and wellbeing-related activities are part of the extracurricular life at EBIS.
Egypt British International School (EBIS) sits within the International Schools Campus alongside another on-site campus, educating about 4,000 students from nursery to Year 12 across two campuses. EBIS follows the British National Curriculum with an international perspective and a strong emphasis on culture and heritage. The school prepares learners for EdExcel and Cambridge International Examinations; IGCSE results are used as international benchmarks, alongside England's standardised tests at Years 2 and 6. The curriculum is delivered by qualified teachers and encompasses specialist departments in Arts, Music, PE/Sport, MFL (French and German), ICT, Science, Maths, English, Arabic, Humanities and ESS, with a dedicated Learning Support and SEN team offering tailored programs. Language acquisition begins at age five and a half and continues through Key Stage 4. The campus supports extensive co-curriculars with year-round camps and participation in events like the BSME Games. Distinctive features include a Paris Saint-Germain Academy Egypt sports partnership and a Student Council-driven community program with Share a Smile. EBIS's mission is Enriching – Exploring – Excelling.