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Egypt, Cairo
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Manor House School has operated since the 1940s and offers National and International certificates (British and American). It is recognized for excellence in education while instilling the cultural values of Egypt. It opened its first building in Zamalek in 1947 under Mr. and Mrs. Bullen, was nationalized during President Gamal Abdel Nasser's era, and renamed Port Said School. In 1960 the Bullen family left Egypt; it re-opened in Heliopolis in 1976 and opened the Mohandseen branch in 1978. The I.G.C.S.E. section opened in 1991 and the I.G.C.S.E. program began in 1992; the American Diploma section gained independence in 2003; the 6th October campus opened in 2000 as the largest branch serving KG–12; the American program began in 2001.
Manor House School has a strong community anchored by a broad alumni network; many former students are leaders in various fields. The mission focuses on preparing students to become respectful, productive, compassionate, honest and hardworking citizens. School life includes E-Learning and Volunteer Work, and international sections connect families and students (British and American). Groups and posts on the school's platform support ongoing community engagement.
Manor House American School has operated since the 1940s, offering National and International certificates in British and American curricula. It serves students from kindergarten through grade 12, while preserving Egyptian cultural values. The original building in Zamalek opened in 1947 under Mr. and Mrs. Bullen. It was nationalized during President Gamal Abdel Nasser's era and renamed Port Said School. In 1960 the Bullen family left Egypt; the school re-opened in Heliopolis in 1976 and expanded with the Mohandseen branch in 1978. An I.G.C.S.E. section opened in 1991, with the I.G.C.S.E. program beginning in 1992. The American Diploma section gained independence in 2003. The 6th October campus opened in 2000 as the largest branch, serving KG–12, and the American program began in 2001.
