A Very Warm Welcome to Our Prospective Parents!

Applications are submitted online by completing the application form and uploading the required documents. Once reviewed, your child will be invited for an assessment, followed by a parent interview. Successful applicants receive an official offer of admission.

1. A confirmation email with your application number
2. A follow-up email confirming whether your application is active or if additional documents are required.
Applications are considered active only when all required documents have been received.

• Children must be 4 years old by 1 October, with a few exceptions considered based on individual assessment.

• • School tours are held every Sunday from 10:00–11:00 a.m.
  • Bookings are made through the official school website.

You may reach the Admissions Team via the website contact form, by phone, or by visiting during office hours.

• Ethos International School follows a British-based educational approach combining academic rigour with holistic child development. Our curriculum is broad, balanced, and coherent, meeting the needs of a diverse pupil body while maintaining the principles of British education.
  • Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2): UK National Curriculum EYFS, supporting learning through play and experiences to develop essential skills, curiosity, and positive learning habits.
  • Primary: UK National Curriculum, nurturing creativity, critical thinking, and confidence to prepare pupils for secondary studies.
  • Secondary: Cambridge International Curriculum, with Cambridge Science taught across key stages. Lower Secondary builds independence and subject mastery;
  Upper Secondary prepares pupils for IGCSE examinations and academic specialisation.
  Arabic and Religion Studies
  Arabic and Religion support Ethos’s vision of developing pupils who are confident in their identity and guided by strong values.
  Arabic is taught daily to build solid language skills and cultural connection.
  Religion is taught twice a week in Primary to strengthen ethical understanding and positive behavior.
  Both subjects emphasise identity, moral development, and cultural awareness.

The Character Education Programme develops pupils’ core ethical and moral values, helping them become caring, responsible, and contributing citizens.
The programme focuses on:

• Performance traits: Supporting strong academic and personal performance
• Moral traits: Supporting honest, respectful, and healthy relationships. It uses a variety of educational approaches, including whole-child education, service learning, social-emotional learning, and civic education.

Pupils focus on one specific value each month, with skills needed to practice and apply each value taught through weekly Character Education lessons.

• Ethos does not follow a strictly book-based approach. Teaching is objective-led, grounded in research showing that high-quality learning occurs when teachers plan according to clearly defined curriculum outcomes rather than following textbooks page by page.
  Textbooks may be provided in selected subjects as supportive resources, not as prescriptive programmes.

Homework is designed to extend and reinforce learning in a purposeful and manageable way, focusing on quality over quantity:
• FS1–FS2: Supports communication, language development, and home-based learning experiences to establish routines for future structured homework.
• Primary: Reinforces classroom learning and identifies areas needing extra support.
Pupils complete tasks independently unless research-based or part of a flipped classroom.
• Lower Secondary: Consolidates learning, deepens understanding, and promotes independence, self-discipline, time management, and personal responsibility.

Yes. Ethos is inclusive. Each case is reviewed individually, and appropriate Learning Support is arranged in collaboration with parents, based on screening outcomes and available resources. Physical disabilities are also supported within the school’s facilities and programmes.

Ethos is accredited by leading international boards:
• Cambridge Assessment International Education (Cambridge International)
• Pearson Edexcel (Edexcel International)
• Oxford International AQA Examinations (Oxford AQA)
These accreditations ensure our curriculum meets rigorous global standards and prepares pupils for qualifications recognised worldwide.

Tuition fees for 2026–2027 will be announced in January 2026.
Reference 2025–2026 fees:
• FS1–FS2: EGP 122,600
• Years 1–2: EGP 137,500
• Years 3–6: EGP 145,200
• Years 7–9: EGP 144,000
• Years 10–11: EGP 154,700
• Educational Resources (all years): EGP 37,000
Fees are subject to annual increase.

• FS: 4 instalments – April, August, October, December
• Years 1–12: 3 instalments – February, May, October
• Educational Resources: 3 instalments – September, November, March

Yes. A 10% discount is applied to the younger sibling’s tuition fees. Families with multiple siblings may receive a tailored discount upon review.

School life extends beyond the classroom. Pupils engage in enrichment activities, trips, and
learning experiences that support personal, social, and academic development:
• Educational Trips: Curriculum-linked and cultural excursions, including Identity Trips exploring Egypt’s heritage, as well as fun trips for enjoyment and social engagement.
• Enrichment Events: School-wide events such as Etholympics, Booktopia, Ethos Main Event, and Arabic Language Day encourage teamwork, creativity, and cultural awareness.
• Learning Outside the Classroom: Outdoor learning, project-based activities, and experiential opportunities help pupils apply classroom knowledge in real-world contexts.

These experiences are central to Ethos’s philosophy of developing well-rounded, curious,
and responsible learners.