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Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, American Curriculum
Taught languages French, Arabic
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction
Mansoura College International School is an international school in Egypt offering Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, and the American Curriculum. The school aligns with both the United States and the United Kingdom through its American School and British School divisions, and in high school students may follow either the American system or the national system, with a customized, well‑structured curriculum enriched by a character education program. It is a Microsoft showcase school, reflecting a commitment to technology and standards. Located in the delta region on the Mansoura highway, the campus includes air‑conditioned classrooms, spacious playgrounds, and on‑site gym facilities. KG programs include computer, art, fastbacks, and gym; school buses cover all districts. Cultural and social activities are offered in KG, with an active English‑language learning approach. Extracurriculars include Arts and Creative and Cultural and Language clubs, and Lifestyle and Wellbeing initiatives, all designed to support a holistic, inclusive learning environment.
Mansoura College International School has typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Location
Located on the Mansoura-Damietta Highway, the Mansoura College campus sits on the Educational Campus in the delta region of Egypt. The school is along a major road with access to local transport and nearby facilities in Mansoura. Students follow either the American system or the National system in high school. The campus is part of the Mansoura College educational complex.
Stages
High school (American system or National system).
Type
International school
Country affiliation
United States and United Kingdom via the American School and British School divisions
Fees
Application fees
- No publicly published application or registration fee amount for Mansoura College International Schools is available for the 2026/27 academic year or for 2025/26. Parents must obtain the exact application/registration charge directly from the school's admissions or financial office.
Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year group)
- There is no public, itemised tuition schedule (per term or per year-group) available for the 2026/27 academic year or for 2025/26. No specific numeric tuition rates for Foundation/kindergarten, primary, or secondary year groups are published on the school's public admissions/fees pages. Exact tuition amounts for each year group and how they break down by term must be provided by the school's finance office at registration.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- A detailed billing schedule (for example: annual fee, per-term instalments, due dates, late‑payment charges, or penalty terms) is not published in the school's public admission or parent handbook documents. The parent handbook instructs that parents must ensure school fees are paid on time and directs parents to complete fee payment through the school's financial administration. Exact billing cycles, deadlines and any late‑payment policy must be obtained from the school's Financial Administration or Public Relations office.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding fees or boarding provision amounts are published. The school's public materials and parent handbook do not present a boarding fee schedule; therefore no boarding fee figures can be stated here. If boarding is required or offered, the school's admissions/finance office will confirm availability and the associated charges.
Other costs and fees (uniforms, transport, materials, excursions, etc.)
- Uniforms: All pupils must purchase the official Mansoura College uniform from the school uniform store; the parent handbook specifies uniforms are mandatory but does not publish uniform pricing.
- Transport: Transportation is offered as a service; specific transport fees or route charges are not published in the public documents. The staff handbook and school notices indicate transportation is managed administratively.
- School meals, activity costs, excursions, exams, specialised materials and optional services: these cost components are mentioned as standard school functions in the handbook materials but no public price list or per-item charges are published. Parents should confirm whether such items are included in tuition or billed separately.
Refund information
- No public refund policy (for deposits, confirmation payments, tuition refunds on withdrawal or dismissal, or pro‑rata refunds) is published in the school's publicly available admissions pages or parent handbook. Any refund rules and conditions, including whether confirmation deposits are refundable, must be confirmed directly with the school's Financial Administration.
Fee payment options
- The school's publicly available materials do not publish an explicit list of accepted payment channels (for example: specific bank account details, bank transfer, local currency requirements, or card payment acceptance). Parents are directed to the school's Financial Administration / Public Relations to learn the accepted payment methods and to obtain invoicing and bank details.
Administrative contact details for fee enquiries
- Public Relations and administration contacts are provided in the parent handbook for fee, registration and practical enquiries. Contact channels published in the parent handbook include the Public Relations phone number and school email; parents should use these to request the current, itemised fee schedule and payment instructions.
Summary of findings and next step (brief):
- The school's public admission and parent-handbook documents confirm policy points (uniform purchase requirement, obligation to pay fees on time, and where to pay) but do not publish any numeric fee schedule (application fee, per‑year tuition by year group or per‑term amounts, boarding, uniform prices, refund policy, or accepted payment channels) for AY 2026/27 or AY 2025/26. To obtain specific numeric amounts (application fee, tuition per term and per year group, boarding fees if any, uniform price list, refund terms, and exact payment methods), request the school's official, itemised fee schedule from Mansoura College Financial Administration or Public Relations using the contact details in the parent handbook.
Academics
Mansoura College International School teaches Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, American Curriculum.
Curriculum
The school offers the American system and the National system in high school. The curriculum is customized and well-structured and enriched by an exceptional character education program.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides a character education program and emphasizes ethics, values, and personal growth.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English-language learning for early years features an active approach to language acquisition; English is used to introduce numbers, letters and concepts through contextualized language, songs, rhymes, and stories.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Age-based eligibility: Placement follows age by October 1. Preschool requires 3 years by October 1; KG1 requires 4 years by October 1; KG2 requires 5 years by October 1. Primary 1 requires 6 years by October 1; Primary 2 requires 7 years by October 1; Primary 3 requires 8 years by October 1; Primary 4 requires 9 years by October 1. Primary 5 requires 10 years by October 1; Primary 6 requires 11 years by October 1; Preparatory 1 requires 12 years by October 1; Preparatory 2 requires 13 years by October 1; Preparatory 3 requires 14 years by October 1; Secondary 1 requires 15 years by October 1; Secondary 2 requires 16 years by October 1; Secondary 3 requires 17 years by October 1. 2. Admission criteria: Preschool, KG1 and KG2 admissions are determined by age and assessment of the applicant. For Grades 1 through 9, admission depends on personal assessment for the applicant and the family, school readiness testing, and past school records. A new student must sit for an assessment examination, which, together with prior records, informs admission decisions and placement. 3. Application timing: Applications are accepted throughout the academic year. However, due to space limitations, apply well in advance to secure a place for your child. Parents should plan ahead for potential waiting periods. 4. Language School documentation: All applicants to Mansoura College Language Schools must submit to the admissions office a completed application form; six recent photos of the applicant; a copy of the applicant's electronic birth certificate; copies of the parent's/guardian's IDs; and complete official school records from the current school.
FAQs
What divisions does Mansoura College offer?
The school operates five divisions: American system (AD), British IGCSE (IG), Modern Language School (MMC), language school (MC), and academy (MCA), offering multiple educational pathways.
Where is the school located?
Mansoura College is on the Mansoura-Damietta Highway in Egypt, serving families in the Mansoura region with international education options.
When was the school founded?
The school was founded in 2007 and has grown to include five divisions covering American, British, and national curriculum pathways.
Who leads the school?
The school is led by Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Saber, overseeing all five educational divisions.
What is the school's educational philosophy?
The school believes each child is capable of learning and growth. It offers a customised, enriched curriculum alongside a character education programme.
What curricula are available?
American and Egyptian national curriculum systems are offered. The British IGCSE division provides Cambridge examinations. All divisions emphasise enriched, customised learning.
What age range does the school serve?
Mansoura College serves students aged 4 to 18 across its five divisions from early years through senior secondary.
Is the school co-educational?
Yes, the school is co-educational across all five divisions.
What makes the school distinctive?
Five distinct divisions on one campus including American, British IGCSE, Modern Language, language school and academy provide unmatched pathway choice in the Mansoura region.
Does the school have a character education programme?
Yes, a character education programme runs alongside the academic curricula, developing personal values and social responsibility in all students.
