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Egypt, Cairo
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Math Club for Years 5–8 features math games, riddles, board games, building models and applying mathematical concepts to real-life contexts. Chess Club for Year 6–8 teaches the basics of chess. Science Musketeers Club runs exciting science experiments and related activities such as making healthy foods and simple cosmetic products. Math Challenges involve constructing domes and similar hands-on projects.
Dancing and Choreography and Ballet provide performance opportunities, with year-end shows. Drama, Origami, Beads and Charms, Crafty Masks Club, String Club and Actomania (English Drama) offer hands-on arts and performance experiences. Oil Painting Club and Fashion Design Club provide visual arts and design activities.
German Club teaches language through songs, acting sketches, TV programs and interviews. French Club uses songs, crafts and presentations. Arabic Club includes research and presentations on historical topics and Islamic figures in Arabic. Deutscher Klub provides German-language activities through songs, drama, interviews, reading and crafts.
Writing Club and Reading Club foster literacy and discussion. Anti-Bullying program / peer mediation supports a safer school culture. Self Esteem Club offers social-emotional development opportunities.
Community Development is a high school program requiring Year 9 students to participate in community service, with 15 hours per year and a total of 45–50 hours by graduation. Projects are group-based and culminate in a portfolio that documents objectives, plans and outcomes.
Model United Nations (MUN) opportunities include JCIMUN/JCIMAL at AUC and NMUN events, with senior students helping to pass the legacy to younger cohorts. Journalism is fostered through the school magazine WHY NOT, with opportunities to contribute articles. A Student Union, led by a graduating senior, meets regularly to discuss student issues. TEDx Talks, fundraising events and the Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives course support leadership, research and communication skills.
Sports and fitness are central, with Soccer, Handball, Basketball and Volleyball clubs. Karate, Ballet, Gymnastics, Fitness Club and Skateboarding offer a broad range of physical activities and wellness opportunities.
Maadi Narmer School is a two-division British and Semi-International school in Cairo serving students aged 3 to 18. The British Division follows the Cambridge Primary Curriculum for the early years and offers Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE within a framework aligned to Oxford International Primary Curriculum. The Semi-International Division adheres to MOE standards in ICT and core subjects, emphasizing information and communication technology. The campus includes STEM, Drama, Art, Reading Rooms, a Library, a Theatre, science and ICT laboratories, well-equipped classrooms, a clinic, outdoor play areas, and sports facilities. The Humanities and Egyptian Culture content run across divisions, with field trips and projects that foster heritage and awareness. The school also offers clubs and programs such as Model United Nations, a student union, and a range of performing and visual arts, science and languages initiatives that prepare students for international higher education.
