Registration opens for the 2026/27 academic year
Applications for both sections are now accepted through the online form.
Arabic & English Sections
ElGomhouria Language School follows the Egyptian national curriculum across an Arabic section and an English section. Language is treated as the foundation of the subject, not as an addition to it.
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About the school
ElGomhouria opened in 1986 as a language school serving families in the district. It has taught the Egyptian national curriculum without interruption since, and now enrols just over two thousand students from KG1 to Grade 12.
The Arabic and English sections follow the same syllabus and sit the same national examinations. What differs is the language of instruction in science and mathematics, and the weight given to English literature and composition.
Both sections sit the same national examinations at the same standard.
English from KG1, French as a second language from Grade 7.
Two-thirds of teachers have been with the school over ten years.
Held below the district average, reviewed annually.
Programmes
The national curriculum taught in Arabic, with English as a taught language throughout, leading to the Thanaweya Amma.
The same national curriculum, with science and mathematics delivered in English from Grade 1.
A shared foundation stage in which children are assessed for section placement at the end of KG2.
Admissions
01
Complete the online form with your child's details and preferred section.
02
An age-appropriate assessment in Arabic, English and mathematics.
03
A short meeting with the stage supervisor and the admissions team.
04
Offers are issued in writing with a two-week acceptance window.
KG1 places are allocated first. Enquiries close 31 May.
Student life
Clubs meet three afternoons a week. Every student in Preparatory and above joins at least one.
Football, handball and athletics, with a district league each spring.
Bilingual debating for Preparatory and Secondary students.
Choir, percussion and an annual concert in the school hall.
Weekly library periods for all Primary classes.
Educational visits each term, historical sites and workplaces.
An active scout troop with national camp participation.
News
Applications for both sections are now accepted through the online form.
Ninety-four percent of candidates passed, with eighteen students above 95 percent.
The reading room reopens with extended hours and a new Arabic collection.
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