DEEPER ROOTS - HIGHER REACH

In early grades, students learn the Arabic alphabet, basic vocabulary, and simple sentence structures. As they progress, they study grammar, reading comprehension, and writing skills. In middle school, they analyze classical and modern Arabic literature, poetry, and rhetorical devices. High school students master advanced grammar, critical reading, and essay writing, preparing them for academic and professional communication in Modern Standard Arabic. 

Develops students’ skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The curriculum builds a strong foundation in grammar and vocabulary according to the Oxford curriculum, helping students express themselves clearly in both written and spoken English. Through reading comprehension, structured writing exercises, and interactive discussions, students enhance their fluency and confidence. Advanced levels introduce literary analysis and critical thinking, preparing them for academic success and professional opportunities. The program also ensures readiness for national and international assessments. 

In primary school, students learn about nature, the human body, and basic physical principles. As they advance, science is divided into biology, chemistry, and physics. Biology covers human anatomy, genetics, and ecosystems. Chemistry introduces atomic structure, chemical reactions, and organic chemistry. Physics focuses on motion, forces, electricity, and thermodynamics. 

Students study history, geography, and civics, beginning with basic knowledge about Egypt’s geography and famous historical figures. They then explore ancient civilizations, Egyptian and Arab history, world geography, and political structures. Finally, high school students analyze modern global issues, economic systems, and governance. 

Fosters creativity and builds confidence. It helps learners to express themselves and shows them the importance of communication as they learn to connect with others., Learners explore music as performers, composers, and informed listeners. They make, understand, and appreciate music from different cultures, times, and places.  

Educates students on household management as it covers many subjects, such as human development, personal and family finance, housing and interior design, food science and preparation, nutrition and wellness, textiles and apparel, and consumer issues.  

PE promotes physical fitness, coordination, and teamwork through structured sports, exercises, and movement activities. Students develop motor skills, learn about the importance of a healthy lifestyle, and engage in competitive and recreational sports that encourage discipline and teamwork. 

Students explore various artistic techniques such as drawing, painting, sculpture, and digital design. Art education nurtures creativity, visual communication, and critical thinking skills. It encourages personal expression and an appreciation of artistic styles and cultural influences. 

Helps students develop digital literacy, coding skills, and an understanding of computer systems. The curriculum typically follows a progressive learning path, starting with basic computer usage in the early years and advancing to programming, networking, and database management in high school. 

Drama education focuses on performance skills, script interpretation, and storytelling. Students develop confidence, communication skills, and emotional expression through acting exercises, improvisation, and stage production. Drama also enhances teamwork and creative problem-solving. 

All school teachers hold free office hours once a week during break time according to an announced schedule to support students who need extra help with particular subject areas. 

Three weeks of a free all-subjects program before the start of the year to support low achievers and help them confidently rise to national standards.
 

Engaging parents through regular progress reports, parent-teacher meetings, and academic workshops ensures students receive support at school and home. 

Schools also provide strategies for parents to help their children with homework and study habits. 

Blackboard, the school's Learning Management System (LMS), is a constantly updated archive of all subject material (PPTs, videos, practice material) that students can refer to for support at any time of the year. 

We take action to improve and enjoy the process.

We understand and communicate how we feel.

We continue to achieve outcomes even when they are challenging.

We are held accountable for our actions.