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Egypt, Cairo
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Entrepreneurial learning is a focus of the co-curricular program. The Student Metrepreneurship Club is a co-curricular activity where students work in groups under teachers and the SMC to run clubs as if they were their own businesses, including promoting activities, creating and selling products, and raising funds. Clubs are open to all students and led by CEOs (student leaders) with supervision from teachers and the activities coordinator. Learning by doing is emphasized as students run mini enterprises and showcase their work at celebrations and events.
Performing Arts offers a diverse range of electives including theatre, music, film making, photography and band. Students express themselves in a supportive, collaborative environment while gaining confidence, teamwork and communication skills. Through hands-on experiences, students discover their voices and artistic potential, with electives designed to foster creativity and self-expression.
After-school clubs include Photography Club and Debate Club. Performing Arts clubs such as School Band and Drama Club and sports clubs like Soccer and Padel provide opportunities to pursue interests beyond class. These clubs broaden friendships, teamwork and engagement outside the classroom.
Metropolitan School provides an international education with Egyptian values embedded at the core, preparing students to contribute to local and global communities. Through engaging community service initiatives, students are empowered to create lasting, positive change in the lives of others.
Entrepreneurship is a cornerstone of Metropolitan School's educational vision, starting in early childhood and continuing through high school. The Student Metrepreneurship Club is student-led, with CEOs and club members from each grade level, supervised by teachers and the activities coordinator. The entrepreneurship program includes opportunities to network with business professionals, attend workshops and seminars, and participate in competitions as part of its entrepreneurship program.
Athletics provides a diverse range of clubs, including Soccer and Padel, supporting fitness, teamwork and wellbeing. Participation in extracurricular programs develops time management, organization and interpersonal skills. After School Care runs from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm and offers a supervised space with access to Raz kids and IXL for homework or extra practice. Field trips are planned as extensions of the classroom curriculum.
Metropolitan School in Egypt delivers an American curriculum for ages 3–18, taught in English with AP courses. The Elementary School serves Grades 1–5 (ELA, Math, Science) and introduces Grade 1 Entrepreneurship through the Lemon Stand project, with Arabic, PE, Music, Art, ICT, Library, SEL and Religion. The Middle School (Grades 6–8) offers ELA, Math, Science, and a World Language program (French, German, or Spanish) alongside Electives Catalogue including swimming, soccer, robotics, drama, film, with MAP tests three times yearly and technology integration via IXL, HMH and McGraw Hill. The High School emphasizes university preparation and entrepreneurship, with ACT and EST exams; a Metropolitan School student was admitted to Cornell University in 2024. The campus sits on 21,000 meters in New Cairo, designed by ECG, with safety features, reading corners, talent development rooms, a pool, a court, and a wired library. After-school clubs include Photography, Debate, and the Student Metrepreneurship Club.
