Maadi British International School

Students receive personalised mentoring and are known and supported individually.

“Small class sizes, personalised mentoring and a strong sense of community ensure every student is known, supported and challenged at a critical stage of their education.”

Secondary students have a Form Tutor who serves as a mentor and provides academic and pastoral support.

“In the Primary School, the students’ class teacher is always there for them; in the Secondary School, the students have a Form Tutor who also acts as a Mentor – ready to support academically and pastorally.”

The page records Egypt's highest History mark in 2023 and Africa's highest French mark in 2022.

“| Simone Maestrami | Highest Mark in Egypt | History | 2022 | | | --- | | Ester Lacoud | Highest Mark in Africa | French |”

The school states that it has small class sizes.

“Our small class sizes and caring staff ensure that every student’s happiness and security is achieved.”

The school guarantees small class sizes.

“We offer guaranteed small class sizes, world class facilities, outstanding academic educational outcomes and the opportunity to send your child to a school you will be proud of.”

Students in Years 7–13 can participate in a ski trip.

“- Ski Trip (Years 7-13)”

The Sixth Form Diploma includes university and careers preparation, leadership, service, citizenship, work experience, enrichment and skills.

“University & Careers Preparation (25 hours) – Leadership & Personal Growth (95 hours). Service & Citizenship (20 hours) – Work Experience (30 hours) • Enrichment & Skills (20 hours)”

The school motto is ‘Learning for Life’.

“Our school motto is ‘Learning for Life’ .”

Sixth Form students are offered a safe, creative environment intended to develop well-rounded young adults.

“Sixth Form students enjoy an extremely positive experience in a safe and creative environment here at the MBIS. It is our aim to present a curriculum that is academic, reflecting the strength of our students, and able to result in the development of fully-rounded young adults.”

The school provides a sixth form for students aged 16–19.

“6th Form Ages 16-19”

MBIS has a sixth form for students aged 16–19.

“6th Form Ages 16-19”

MBIS states that it is not academically selective, although it assesses whether its curriculum is appropriate for each child.

“MBIS is not an academically selective school. However, we need to be sure that our curriculum is appropriate to your children’s needs.”

Enrolment applications are accepted throughout the year, subject to limited availability.

“MBIS accepts enrolment applications across the year. Please be aware that the number of places available may be limited.”

Structured learning beyond examinations is designed to give universities a fuller picture of each student's development.

“Successful completion is formally recognized at the end of Sixth Form, giving universities a clear, structured picture of each student’s development beyond academic grades.”

The school reports consistently strong GCSE/IGCSE and A Level results over the past few years.

“Each summer over the past few years, we have been delighted to announce very strong results for our pupils at both GCSE/IGCSE and A Level. This year has been no exception.”

In 2024, 89% of IGCSE grades were 4–9, 61% were 6–9, and 29% were 7–9.

“| 4-9 (C/A\*) | 89% | | 6-9 (B/A\*) | 61% | | 7-9 (A\*/A) | 29% |”