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Egypt, Cairo
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NVIS follows the IB program with PYP, MYP, and DP. The MYP includes a Personal Project, while the DP includes the Extended Essay and community participation. The Diploma Programme emphasizes second language learning and English literature requirements. The program uses Approaches to Learning (ATL) to develop students' inquiry, thinking and collaboration.
Visual arts are an integral part of everyday life. In the IB Middle Years Programme, students develop through creating, performing and presenting arts. The DP visual arts course challenges students to broaden their creative and cultural expectations and to master technical proficiency. The course supports students who want to study visual arts in higher education or seek lifelong enrichment.
Languages are offered as part of co-curricular activities, alongside a Debate Society. Students are encouraged to speak multiple languages as part of IB learning. The International Day celebrates cultures from around the world, providing opportunities for students to engage with diverse cultures. The DP also emphasizes second language learning.
NVIS offers after-school activities to explore, practice and master new activities. Some include sports, creative arts, crafts and science crafts, cookery, ICT, music, Debate Society and languages. These activities aim to build students' confidence and social skills. Sports include Basketball, Football, Tennis and Athletics.
Service connects learning in the classroom to the real world through action in the local and global community. The MYP includes a Personal Project that links learning with community action, and the DP includes learning outside the classroom through the extended essay and the community.
Sport is a vital part of the curriculum from Foundation to DP, and playing a sport teaches leadership, teamwork, cooperation, and the ability to manage stress and set goals. The PE program covers skills and the importance of healthy competitive spirit. The school also hosts wellbeing-oriented events such as Family Wellness Day and cultural events like Ramadan Night and The International Day.
New Vision International School in Cairo, Egypt, is an IB World School offering the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP), alongside the American curriculum. Established in 2012, it serves students from age 2 to 18. The school is accredited as an IB World School and as an American-curriculum institution, and is a member of the American Schools of the Middle East. It has been authorized to offer the IB Diploma since 2019, and is inspected by the International Baccalaureate Organization and Cognia. The campus features a green landscape and technology-enabled learning, with facilities to support a broad curriculum including sports for ages 7–12. After-school activities cover sports, creative arts, crafts, cookery, ICT, music, Debate Society and languages. MYP includes a Personal Project; DP includes Extended Essay and community participation. The school emphasizes second language learning and cultural events such as International Day. Celebrations.
