To provide quality education for children aged 3.5 years
until graduation, based on the National Curriculum of
England, and with high regard for the aims, ambitions
and aspirations of the Arab Republic of Egypt. GES Cairo
is intended to be a beacon for world class education,
harmonising deep respect for the British curriculum
framework, with resources, approaches to learning and
cultural affiliation to the traditions of this choice,
with a genuine pride in our local context and the
heritage of our students and staff.
Rigorous standards in teaching and learning are the
foundations upon which GES Cairo has been established.
We aim for all students to thrive in a safe and
welcoming environment which nurtures each as an
individual and all as a community who will positively
shape the future of Egypt and beyond. We celebrate
success which comes from hard work and tenacity.
Alongside achieving impressive learning outcomes, we
want all students to feel a strong sense of belonging,
self-worth and ambition. We want every GES Cairo learner
to find happiness at school, and in their learning,
whilst showing a deep respect for themselves and each
other.
GES Cairo students will graduate with ample experience,
knowledge, empathy and skills to thrive at university
and beyond. They will have accessed curricular and
extra-curricular opportunities which promote thinking,
independence and engagement; they will be equipped to
make a positive difference on a personal, familial,
national and global scale. They will be able to
articulate their thoughts with confidence in , both
language, English and Arabic.
We strive to teach a child, educate a community and empower generations.
Grow. Engage. Succeed.
GES Cairo is keen on ensuring that its graduates are fully prepared to contribute to society by showing:
Competence in effectively using the skills that they have mastered to be positive, proficient and responsible contributors to society.
Cooperation in working collaboratively and supporting initiatives within school boundaries as well as the wider community.
Compassion and having a concerned, pleasant, cheerful and empathetic understanding of diverse humanitarian situations.
Civility , courtesy, politeness, good manners and respect to all community members.