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Egypt, Cairo
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The school is a German-language school. Language support is offered in German and Arabic. German language instruction begins in kindergarten with the aim that German becomes the language of everyday school life. In the IB program, languages include German, Arabic and English, and History and Biology are taught in German, with other subjects taught in English or German depending on the course group.
The school is an IB World School. In grades 11 and 12, students participate in preparatory IB instruction and learn a Language A (Arabic or German) and a Language B (English), History and one of the sciences (Biology, Chemistry, or Physics), Mathematics and Art or a similar combination, according to the student's needs and interests. In the bilingual language program, History and Biology are taught in German.
In the bilingual language program, History and Biology are taught in German. English is offered as Language B in the IB curriculum, supporting bilingual study across disciplines. The program fosters bilingual language development across subjects.
Rahn Schulen Kairo is a German-language school in Cairo, 100 percent German-owned, serving ages 1 to 18. The campus includes kindergarten, Grundschule and Sekundarstufe, with an IB World School pathway since 2017/18 and a cooperation with Gymnasium im Stift Neuzelle for Abitur. All subjects are taught in German according to the Berlin-Brandenburg framework, while Arabic language support helps bilingual development. The school draws on German educational traditions, with teachers from Germany and other European countries alongside Egyptian staff, and emphasizes preparing students for life after school. Rahn Schulen Kairo also runs the Rahn Musikschule, offering instruments such as piano, violin, trombone, guitar and more, with Blüthner instruments and ensemble projects. The campus hosts open-air concerts and a Roman theatre for performances, and offers exchange opportunities with Campus Stift Neuzelle. Bright classrooms, green spaces and a multifunctional sports field support collaboration, creativity and well-being. The campus supports curious, responsible global citizens.
