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Egypt, Cairo
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In 1990, Menese International Schools began its goal to establish an educational system focused on equity, quality, and distinction. Over time, the school has established a reputation among reputable and well-established educational institutions in the country. It now operates as Genesis International Schools and offers three academic systems: the Semi-International System from Baby Class to GSCE; the American System from Pre-K to Grade 12; the British System from FS1 to Grade 10. Genesis has inherited the legacy of Menese, carrying over 30 years of experience and expectations.
Genesis International Schools has a comprehensive academic program with an international curriculum and a strong emphasis on STEAM education. Students are encouraged to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, with the support of experienced faculty who provide personalized attention. The school offers extracurricular programs including robotics, sports, clubs, GMUN, internships, and career counseling. Activities and events include science fairs, model United Nations, and STEM competitions, as well as sports events, talent shows, field trips, workshops, public speaking, drama, and music.
Genesis International School offers three academic systems—Semi-International (Baby Class to GCSE), the American System (Pre-K to Grade 12), and the British System (FS1 to Grade 10)—for students aged 6 to 18. The school follows international standards across curricula, aligning CCSS, Next Generation, and CEFR, with Advanced Placement courses available in the high school. Bespoke instruction supports STEAM education, robotics, coding, and AI activities, complemented by a reading program, career counseling, and internship opportunities. Co-curricular clubs include GMUN and the Genesis Student Union, and bilingual drama weeks broaden language and cultural experiences. The school emphasises 21st-century skills through the CLD framework and embeds Education for Sustainable Development across disciplines. Since 1990, Genesis has evolved from Menese International Schools into Genesis International Schools, drawing on more than three decades of experience. Facilities on the American campus include a building, libraries, science and computer laboratories, STEM room, arts and music spaces, playgrounds and cafeteria.
