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Egypt, Alexandria
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There are extracurricular activities including Book club, Cooking, Drama and Music, Art, Origami, Gardening, Etiquette, Fitness and Dancing. In Years 8 and 9, students sit Cambridge Checkpoint examinations before GCSE/IGCSE, and BridgeU is used from Year 9 to introduce students to university options.
Art, Drama and Music are offered as extracurricular activities; painting and photography are also part of the Thursday activities.
Thursday afternoon activities include carpentry, needlework, maquette, painting, photography and trivia, plus We Help Others (WHO) as a social/volunteer activity.
The school runs a charity mission and provides leadership opportunities within school for students to participate in service.
BridgeU is used from Year 9 to help students explore universities worldwide, and senior students have leadership roles and a dedicated common room within the school.
Pastoral information centers on student physical and mental wellbeing, with dedicated focus within the pastoral program.
Forsan International Schools in Egypt comprises the Playschool, Forsan British School and Forsan American School. The network provides an all‑through education from age 3 to 19, with Forsan British School following the Cambridge UK framework (Checkpoint, IGCSE, AS and A Levels) administered by Cambridge Assessment and the British Council. Instruction is delivered in English and Arabic, with native English support and a Global Perspectives program. Forsan American School offers an American‑based curriculum for Pre‑K through 12, aligned to the Common Core and including an AP program in high school; it is US‑accredited by Cognia, NWAC and SACS‑CASI. The campuses are purpose‑built and modern, featuring facilities such as indoor pools, theatre spaces, science and IT laboratories, art rooms and music studios, two libraries and gallery spaces, and interactive classrooms. Core strengths include a robust athletics program, extensive performing and visual arts, and a broad range of co‑curricular activities and leadership opportunities.
