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Egypt, Cairo
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1. Complete the Online Application. The Royal Canadian School online Application should be completed via the link labeled 'Click here'. The admissions team is available to guide applicants through every step of the application process. After submission, the school reviews the application and contacts applicants as needed. 2. Pay Registration Fees. Pay the registration fees. The registration fees may be remitted in person with cash or credit card at our campus. This step is part of the admissions process managed by the admissions team. 3. Schedule an Assessment. An assessment will be scheduled. The purpose of the assessment is to determine the student's readiness to attend Royal Canadian School and to determine a possible need for additional English Language support or additional Learning Support. The admissions team coordinates the scheduling and communicates details to families. 4. Assessment Day. On the assessment day, bring documents including: Copy of student's previous report card; Six passport size photos; Copy of the student's passport; Student's original birth certificate; Copy of father/mother's ID cards (both sides); Copy of father/mother's EG Visa and Passport (If not Egyptian); Copy of the student's immunization record. The assessment day is an opportunity to determine readiness and any support needs. 5. Final Registration. After a successful assessment result you will be invited to meet our Head of School and complete the registration process. This completes the admissions steps.
Royal Canadian School is an international K-12 campus in New Cairo, Egypt, uniquely affiliated with Prince Edward Island's Department of Education. The school delivers a Canadian curriculum from early years through graduation, with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and Advanced Placement options for older students. Classes are taught in English, with Arabic and French instructors supporting language development, and the PEI affiliation provides a Canadian high school diploma recognized by universities worldwide. The campus spans more than 20,000 square meters and blends Canadian architectural principles with Egyptian heritage, featuring bright, flexible classrooms, modern science and computer laboratories, and a Library & Resource Center. Sports facilities include a full-sized football field, running track, multi-purpose courts, and an Olympic-sized swimming pool with coaching. A calendar of cultural events, academic competitions, and community service enriches student life, while leadership is fostered through student councils, a House System, and a dedicated global leadership team.
