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Egypt, Cairo
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Founded in 2003, ISC-6 October is a member of the global SABIS network. It is a multinational, non-selective, co-educational, independent English-medium day school serving both the local and international community. The school's staff devote time and care to each student as part of pursuing academic excellence. The comprehensive curriculum blends American and British systems, preparing students for SAT I & II, TOEFL, and AP exams as well as IGCSE, O Level, AS and A Levels.
ISC-6 October is a warm, happy, secure, and caring community. It is a multinational environment where staff provide time and care to each student. The SABIS Student Life Organization (SLO) gives students the opportunity to organize activities, manage their time, and develop life skills, empowering them to make a difference in their lives and communities. The school emphasizes both academics and a broad range of student life opportunities.
The International School of Choueifat – City of 6 October is an English‑medium day school founded in 2003 and a SABIS network member. It serves students aged 3–18 and offers a blended curriculum that integrates American and British frameworks, including Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS and A Levels, and Advanced Placement. The curriculum develops fluency in English, Arabic, and French, with emphasis on English, mathematics, and science in the secondary years. The SABIS Educational System provides a mastery‑based approach with frequent assessments and a 360‑degree view of progress for students, teachers, and parents, supported by the SABIS Student Life Organization. The campus features sports facilities, a semi‑Olympic pool, a sports hall, and tennis/basketball courts. KG has a building, an indoor pool, and a playground. KG–12 classrooms have Interactive Whiteboards; the ITL Hall houses 167 computers for assessments; a two-level library serves English, Arabic, and French resources with art and music spaces.
