Kent College West Cairo

School Hub, O West Compound, Al Wahat Road, Hadayek October, Giza. It is in 6 October City, a western suburb of Cairo. The campus serves families in the October City area with access to Kent College's British international education network.

Early Years; Junior School; Senior School; Sixth Form

British international school

Inclusion and Pastoral Care are part of the education provision.

Affiliated with Kent College Canterbury in the United Kingdom.

Application / registration fees
- One-time application / registration and assessment fee: EGP 45,000 (payable when a place is offered; non-refundable).

Tuition fees (full annual and equivalent per-term amounts)
- Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2): EGP 280,000 per year — equivalent per term (annual ÷ 3): EGP 93,333 per term.
- Year 1 – Year 6: EGP 378,000 per year — equivalent per term: EGP 126,000 per term.
- Year 7 – Year 9: EGP 405,000 per year — equivalent per term: EGP 135,000 per term.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school requires payment of the one-time registration fee on acceptance (payment is required within the timeframe set in the offer — registration is explicitly described as a one-time, non-refundable payment). Parents sign the school's payment policy as part of the admissions/registration process and settle fees through the school's finance/collection channels.
- The annual tuition amounts above are normally invoiced on an annual basis; the per-term figures shown are the simple one-third division of the published annual fee to represent a termly equivalent. (Per-term figures are calculated from the published annual fees.)

Boarding fees
- No boarding fee is published for Kent College West Cairo. The school's publicly listed fee items and summaries are for day provision (tuition, registration, transport). If boarding becomes available it is not listed among the published charges.

Other costs and regular optional charges
- School transport (bus): EGP 49,000 per year (separate from tuition).
- Uniform: A school uniform is required; the school publishes a Uniform Guideline for the 2025–2026 year which sets out required items (uniform items and replacement costs are charged separately).
- Extra / optional costs that are commonly charged separately (where applicable): extracurricular activities not included in core curriculum, some trips and camps, individual music tuition, learning-support or outside specialist therapy if required, and consumable items or optional exam entry costs; these items are typically invoiced in addition to tuition when used. The tuition figures above are published as covering the core programme of study and related curriculum materials.

Refund information
- The registration/enrolment fee is described as a one-time, non-refundable payment in the school's admissions policy. Other detailed tuition-refund conditions (for withdrawal or mid-term leave) are not set out in the admissions summary; the registration fee non-refundable rule is explicitly stated.

Fee payment options
- Payments are processed through the school's finance/collection platforms and coordinated with the finance department at registration. Common accepted methods across the Kent College group include online payment links, bank transfer, cheque and credit card; the school's finance office confirms which methods are accepted for each intake. (Payment methods listed reflect the group's standard options and are consistent with the school's finance practice.)

Notes on what is included in the published tuition
- The published tuition amounts cover core tuition and curriculum materials (education, books and in-curriculum activities) as detailed in the school's published fee descriptions. Transport, uniform and other optional services are charged separately as listed above.