International School of Choueifat - City of 6 October
School Profile:
UK curricula.
200 students, 3-15 yrs.
Address
PO Box 31, Postal code 12582, Dreamland, City of 6 October,
Al Giza, Cairo, Egypt
Tel: (+20) 00202 840 0936
Fax: (+20) 00202 840 0937
iscdreamland@sabis.net;
www.isccairo-sabis.net
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SABIS® is an educational organization which manages schools worldwide
and currently educates more than 25,000 students. These schools
are distinguished by their implementation of the SABIS® Educational
System, a unique system of education that offers a rigorous, internationally
oriented, college preparatory curriculum, emphasizing the core subjects
of English, mathematics, science and a second language for students
from 3+ to 18+ years of age. The first school in what is now the
SABIS® School Network is The International School of Choueifat,
founded in 1886 in the village of Choueifat, a suburb of Beirut,
Lebanon. The SABIS® School Network now consists of Member and Associate
Member Schools that operate in the private and public sectors. Each
school is financially and administratively independent, but every
school implements the SABIS® Educational System. The SABIS® School
Network presently includes 27 schools worldwide with the latest
addition, City of 6 October, Al Giza, Egypt. The school is an independent,
non-selective and coeducational. In addition to the structured curriculum,
one of the central components of the SABIS® Student Life Organization
(TM) is the activity periods. The school year has been divided into
cycles with different activities, with three to four cycles running
each of the three terms. The International School of Choueifat,
City of 6 October is the second SABISr member school in Cairo, Egypt.
The school is built on a 60,000 square metre site, in Dreamland,
near the pyramids of Giza. There is an administration building,
two classroom buildings, a junior and a senior pool, a sports hall,
a sports field and a staff accommodation block to house expatriate
academic staff. Three more classroom buildings, an auditorium with
a cafeteria and an accommodation building are planned. Each year
there will also be one secondary grade added. The first grade twelve
class is planned for 2007.
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