The International School of Choueifat - Cairo

There are no academic requirements for acceptance into Levels A, B and C (three and a half to five and a half years of age). Prospective students at these levels are interviewed; they must be toilet-trained and able to speak and follow simple instructions. All other prospective students take diagnostic tests in core subjects. These tests help to determine if the student has attained the minimum expected standard for each subject.

7:30 a.m.

Kg 1 to Grade 4 - 2.40pm Grade 5- Grade 12 3.30pm

The Student Integrated Learning System, also known as the ILS™, is a learning platform that streamlines the learning process by connecting students and teachers through digital devices like tablets and Interactive Whiteboards in the classroom.

Approx.: 1 International student to 7 Egyptian Students

The SABIS® Student Life Organization (SLO) is the heart of the school, Through the organization’s nine departments, students have the power to make a real difference in their school and their community. The Academic Department The Sports Department The Social Responsibility Department The Outreach Department The Lower School Department The Discipline Department The Management Department The Wellness Department The Activities Department In addition to Art, Music, and PE classes.

Physical education whic includes basketball, volleyball, tennis, ballet, gymnastics, and swimming.

We have The SABIS Regional Tournament, which is a sports tournament that allows students in SABIS schools around the globe to showcase their athletic talent through competitions.

Library Auditorium and theatre Computer labs Science labs for lower stag Physics, chemistry, and biology labs Interested Testing and Learning Hall Cafeteria

- Indoor swimming pools, one semi-Olympic-sized and another smaller one for the younger students - Different playground areas for different age groups - Tennis courts - Athletics tracks - Soccer pitches and other outdoor sports facilities - Sports halls

Students who are found to be behind academically are rarely refused. Instead, they are offered one of several different solutions, depending on their academic needs. These may be: Summer School*: A summer course that may last up to six-week is offered during the summer holiday. Students who are academically below the required standard can attend this course and often make up for academic gaps. Extra Lessons*: A student found to be weak in one subject attends extra periods in that subject until the level of the class is reached. Intensive Classes: Students are given accelerated programs intended to prepare them to join the regular classes. In many cases, Intensive Classes students would finish the essential work of two scholastic years in one.