Egypt, Cairo
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1. Online Application: Parents of prospective students fill in the online form. The admissions office will contact applicants to set a date and time for assessments.
2. Required Documents: On the day of the assessment, the application form must be handed in with the following documents: 6 passport-size photos; 1 original birth certificate; copies of both parents' IDs (Egyptian) or copies of passports (non-Egyptians); report cards from the past 2 school years (for transferred students).
3. Placement Test: Students will be assessed in English and Math, with an Arabic assessment added starting Grade 3 through Grade 12.
4. Parental Interview: The admissions office will contact parents to book a Parental Interview. On the day of the interview, the student's result is shared. For students who have been accepted, a non-refundable registration fee is charged and payable within 1 week. A place can be guaranteed only after the full registration fee is received.
El Bakry Scholarship: New Generation International Schools describes the El Bakry Scholarship. The mission stated is that New Generation International Schools establishes a culture of a balanced, professional learning community that empowers educators and collaborates with parents to bring forth competent citizens who can make a difference. Contact details are: 27th KM Cairo-Ismailia Rd., Cairo, Egypt; +2 01006069977/88; +2 02 24772258/59/60/62; frontoffice@ng.edu.eg.
New Generation International School in Egypt serves students aged 3 to 18. It follows an American Curriculum with AP options and a bespoke program organized around spiral, integrated approach that supports college readiness and critical thinking. English Language Arts aligns with Common Core Standards, while Journey guides learners from Early Years to High School with subjects and enrichment in PE, Art, Music, and STEAM. Across departments, instruction emphasizes problem-solving within a clear mission and balanced framework. Academic facilities include a library, an auditorium, a science laboratory, and a computer laboratory, with usage norms. After-school clubs and master classes extend learning in Visual Arts, Music, Athletics, Robotics, Coding, and Etiquette. The French department supports multilingual development, and NG hosts Francophone cultural activities and theater. Community service is integrated, and high school students complete graduation hours. Leadership and wellbeing programs, such as the NG Academy and Student Council, round out school experience.