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Egypt, Cairo
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Maadi Narmer School is located at 126 Misr Helwan Agricultural Road, Maadi, Cairo. Established in 1996, the school aims to empower students to realize their fullest potential as lifelong learners, fostering self-awareness, accountability, and collaborative partnerships. The facilities provide a comprehensive learning environment and include an inviting entrance, well-equipped classrooms and FS classrooms, a STEM Room, a Drama Room, Art Rooms, Reading Rooms, a Theatre, a Ballet Room, and a Library. Outdoor areas include Playgrounds, and ICT Labs and Science Labs are available. There is a school clinic supervised by a physician and a nurse. The school aims to fulfil the different individual needs for quality learning, acquisition of knowledge and skills, and cultural development.
Playgrounds are outdoor areas for students to engage in physical activities and sports.
Academic facilities include well-equipped classrooms and FS classrooms. STEM Room enables science, technology, engineering and mathematics experiences. ICT Labs support digital literacy, and Science Labs provide hands-on experiments in Chemistry, Physics, and Biology. Reading Rooms and Library offer quiet spaces for study and research.
The Theatre provides a spacious venue for drama and performing arts. The Ballet Room offers a space to develop dance skills.
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.
