Open Question: What is the best school with a GCSE system in Cairo, Egypt?

8 September 2010, 1:12 pm

My daughter and I just moved from Cambridgeshire, England, where she lived her whole life. She's going to be Year 8 next year and I want to know what is the best school for her to go into. I heard Egypt uses different countries' teaching/learning methods, is this true? If yes, do they use the English GCSE system and what's the best school to provide this for a fair tuition fee? Everything's new to my daughter in this country and I want her to feel like at least 1 thing is normal. (Considering, after seeing several schools' schedule's it seems to be filled up with Arabic and Religion classes. Both of which my daughter won't be able to adapt with. She already knows several languages and I think it'd only make it harder for her to adapt if I placed her into a school that obligates language and religion classes. We're an Athiest family, so it will be very hard for the girl those religion parts.) The British School sounds far too expensive. El Alsson British and International one. How much would that be approximately? Also, where in Cairo is it? Thank you.... Read More »

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