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Egypt, Cairo
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The campus covers just under 9,000 square metres and accommodates around 1,000 students. From specialised activity rooms to a mid-size football field, the facilities support a wide range of learning experiences. A multipurpose hall is used to host our yearly displays. Students benefit from exclusive year-round access to Rehab city's sporting club. The school is one of the oldest in New Cairo, fostering a strong sense of community.
The school has a mid-size football field. Students benefit from exclusive year-round access to Rehab city's sporting club, expanding opportunities for sport and extracurricular activities.
The school has specialised activity rooms, a Science Lab, and a Makerspace to support hands-on learning.
The school offers extracurricular opportunities through access to Rehab City's sporting club on a year-round basis.
GEMS British School Al Rehab (GEMS TBS) is a well‑established British international school located in Rehab City, New Cairo. Founded in 2001, it serves around 1,000 students on a campus of just under 9,000 square metres, offering Pre‑School through Year 12. The school follows the British National Curriculum, with Foundation Stage guided by the UK Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum. In Primary, Key Stages 1 and 2 align with the UK curriculum, and in Secondary Key Stages 3 and 4 include an Arabic compulsory component. Years 9–11 deliver Cambridge IGCSE, followed by Cambridge A Levels for post‑16 study, with an IELTS course to prepare for Advanced Level study. Entry to Egyptian degree courses typically requires eight IGCSEs. Facilities include specialised activity rooms, a Science Lab, and a Makerspace; a mid‑size football field; a multipurpose hall; and exclusive year‑round access to Rehab City's sporting club. The CAST programme emphasises Creativity, Activity, Service, and Teamwork, while the Future‑Proof Education approach blends academics with real‑world skills through interdisciplinary projects, debate clubs, coding labs, and leadership programmes.
