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Egypt, Cairo
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27th KM Cairo-Ismailia Rd., Cairo, Egypt
Early years, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Private international school
On-campus Behavior Counselor provides daily support to teachers; safeguarding policy and Child Protection framework are in place
Egypt
Application / Registration and Assessment Fees
- Non-refundable registration fee: EGP 5,000. (Payable to secure an offered place; must be paid within one week of acceptance.).
- Evaluation / assessment fee (one-off on application): EGP 500.
Annual Tuition fees by year group (full-year amounts)
- Pre‑KG: EGP 77,000 per year.
- KG1–KG2: EGP 87,800 per year.
- Grade 1: EGP 98,500 per year.
- Grades 2–6: EGP 104,740 per year.
- Grades 7–9: EGP 126,600 per year.
- Grade 10: EGP 133,000 per year.
- Grade 11: EGP 141,000 per year.
- Grade 12: EGP 145,000 per year.
Per-term / instalment information and billing schedule
- The school requires payment of the non-refundable registration fee to guarantee a place and specifies that it is payable within one week of acceptance.
- Annual tuition is published as the principal charge; a specific per-term breakdown is not published in the publicly available fee schedule. Historical published listings for the school indicate that tuition has been collected in instalments in past years, but a current official instalment schedule (number of instalments and term amounts) is not published in the materials located.
Included and additional one‑off or annual costs
- Book fees (textbooks and learning materials): published ranges cited at EGP 8,000–12,000 (these amounts are treated separately from tuition in published school fee summaries).
- Health insurance fee: EGP 1,000 (annual).
- Other one-off/periodic costs commonly charged by the school include assessment/evaluation fee (EGP 500) and the registration fee (EGP 5,000).
- Transport (school bus) and uniform costs: the school operates a bus service and requires a uniform; associated fees (route/transport tariffs and uniform purchase costs) are charged separately and are not given as fixed amounts in the published summary.
Boarding
- Boarding is not listed among the school services; the school provides day‑school services including bus transport. Boarding fees are therefore not applicable.
Refunds and fee‑forfeiture rules
- The registration fee is non‑refundable once charged and must be paid to guarantee a place. No full official tuition refund schedule was published in the publicly available fee summaries reviewed. Historical and third‑party listings note common private‑school practices (partial term pro‑rations or forfeiture rules) but a current, detailed refund policy for tuition and other charges was not found in the materials consulted.
Payment methods and contact for payment
- The school's published contact details for administrative and finance enquiries are: +2 01006069977 / +2 02 24772258–62 and frontoffice@ng.edu.eg. Specific accepted payment channels (credit/debit card, bank transfer, in‑person cash/payment gateway) are not itemised in the available fee summary; families should use the school's admissions/finance contact details for exact payment instructions and to obtain the current instalment/billing schedule.
Other notes about extra costs
- Extracurricular activities, field trips, examinations (external exam fees) and optional programmes may carry additional charges depending on participation; these are typically invoiced separately. A separate materials/uniform charge and transport fee are normally billed where applicable. Exact amounts for these optional items are not published in the publicly available fee summary.
Brief summary of available fee data and gaps
- Published annual tuition figures and headline one‑off fees (registration, evaluation, textbook and health insurance ranges) are available in recent school listings and school admissions summaries. Specific current per‑term invoice amounts, a detailed instalment schedule, explicit payment‑method options, and a full written tuition‑refund table were not present in the publicly available materials reviewed. The registration fee is explicitly stated as non‑refundable and payable within one week of acceptance.
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.
