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CADMUS International School – New Administrative Capital

Egypt, Cairo

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Advanced Placement (AP)
Taught languages English, Arabic
Strengths Sport, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

CADMUS International School – New Administrative Capital is the first CADMUS International School in Egypt, located in the New Administrative Capital. The purpose-built campus serves ages 3–18 and uses the SABIS Educational System alongside a broad curriculum that includes Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and Advanced Placement (AP). The program emphasizes English and Arabic fluency, with a third language option. In Secondary School, emphasis is on English, mathematics, and the sciences, with external exams integrated. The curriculum covers social studies, music, fine arts, physical education, psychology, business and economics, and computer studies. A 360° view of progress, frequent assessment, and a student-led component foster leadership, critical thinking, communication, perseverance and teamwork. Facilities include Interactive Whiteboards in all classrooms, outside playgrounds, a mini-soccer field, an outdoor basketball court, a Kindergarten section, and a cafeteria. Music and arts are integrated through the Student Life Organization and Athletics.

The Essentials

CADMUS International School – New Administrative Capital has instruction in English, Arabic.

Location
Located in Residential Area 3 (R3), District 8, Slot number 10, New Administrative Capital, Cairo, Egypt. The New Administrative Capital is a planned city near Cairo. The campus can be contacted at +20 110 2254 000 or info@cadmusnac.sabis.net.

Stages
K-12

Type
International school

Additional learning support
Special academic support and remedial classes available

Country affiliation
Egypt

Bus service
Transportation is available as an optional service with extra fees
Diving Deeper

Food Options
A bright, modern cafeteria offers nutritious meals and snacks, and students may bring food from home.

Governance and Ownership
CADMUS NAC is a concept by SABIS. The school is part of the global SABIS network.
Fees
Application & joining fee
- A non-refundable joining / application fee is required to initiate the admission process and cover administrative costs.

Tuition fees (by year group and per term)
- Specific tuition amounts by year group and any per-term breakdown are not published in the school's publicly available admissions materials or downloadable documents for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. No concrete annual or term figures are available to report.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- A student's place is reserved once the required fees are paid at acceptance. Exact billing dates, installment options, discounts, or formal per-term invoicing schedules are not published in the public admissions or downloads materials.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for CADMUS International School – New Administrative Capital in the school's public information. The school's campus and admissions descriptions do not present a residential/boarding programme.

Other costs and compulsory extras (uniform, transport, meals, exams, activities)
- No public fee schedule detailing compulsory extras (uniform, transportation, cafeteria/meals, exam fees, extracurricular activity charges, capital levies, or similar) is published in the school's downloadable documents or admissions pages. The campus description notes a cafeteria and student facilities, but specific charges for uniforms, transport or activities are not provided.

Refund information and withdrawal policy
- No specific refund policy or schedule for tuition, joining fees, deposits, or other charges is published in the school's publicly available admissions information or downloadable documents.

Fee payment options
- Public materials do not list accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cash, online payment portal) or bank details. Contact information for admissions and general enquiries is provided but payment method details are not published.

Summary of available fee-related facts
- The school requires a joining/application fee to start the admissions process and indicates that payment of required fees at acceptance reserves a student's place. Beyond that, the school's public pages and downloads do not publish numerical tuition amounts, per-term breakdowns, billing schedules, boarding fees, uniform/transport charges, refund rules, or accepted payment methods for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years.

Contact details for fee enquiries (as listed by the school)
- Telephone: +20 110 2254 000.
- E-mail: info@cadmusnac.sabis.net.
Academics

CADMUS International School – New Administrative Capital teaches Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Advanced Placement (AP) for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
Central to academic life is the SABIS Educational System, which provides an international curriculum covering a broad range of subjects. The curriculum enables students to develop fluency in English, Arabic, and an additional world language of their choice. In Secondary School, there is emphasis on English, mathematics, and the sciences, and students prepare for external exams such as British-based IGCSEs and the U.S.-based Advanced Placement (AP) program. Social studies, music, fine arts, physical education, psychology, business and economics studies, computer studies, and other non-traditional subjects are integrated into the program. The approach includes frequent assessment, a 360° view of progress, and a student-led component within the school day to foster leadership, critical thinking, communication, perseverance, creativity, and teamwork.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
CADMUS NAC emphasizes a safe and nurturing environment with a Student Life Organization that offers engaging activities to develop life skills and social engagement.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Special academic support is provided as part of the admissions and ongoing learning process, including potential remedial pathways and personalized placement strategies.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The curriculum enables fluency in English, Arabic, and an additional world language through the SABIS Educational System.

Mental Wellbeing
A holistic approach to student well-being is integrated, with a focus on personal development, motivation, and social-emotional growth through a structured program.

Safeguarding
CADMUS NAC operates within SABIS Network safety and safeguarding frameworks, maintaining a safe and secure school environment.
Parent Experience

History
CADMUS NAC is the first CADMUS International School to open in Egypt, located in the New Administrative Capital. It is part of the CADMUS International Schools brand from SABIS, a global education network that operates in 21 countries on five continents. The school provides the SABIS Educational System with a world-class curriculum, modern education technology, and an engaging student life. The campus is new and purpose-built, designed with students in mind.

Community
Student Life is led by the Student Life Organization (SLO), a student-led mini-society that involves students in daily school life and offers academic, social, and emotional benefits for all participants. The SLO comprises nine departments, and SLO prefects organize events, games, athletic activities, clubs, and community initiatives. Through these activities, students develop leadership, problem solving, sociability, critical thinking, organization, resilience, independence, empathy, communication, collaboration, teamwork, and accountability. Graduates gain skills that support success in university and beyond.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
CADMUS NAC campus is optimized and purpose-built for students. All classrooms are equipped with Interactive Whiteboards to support learning, and bulletin boards are placed around classrooms to share information. Older students have access to modern science laboratories. The campus includes an independent Kindergarten section and outdoor playgrounds with sports fields, including a mini-soccer field and an outdoor basketball court. The bright and modern cafeteria provides a space for meals and snacks.

Sports Facilities
Outdoor sports facilities include a mini-soccer field and an outdoor basketball court. Physical Education is part of the curriculum, and sport activities are offered as part of extra-curricular activities or the Student Life Organization. The Athletics Department provides opportunities to develop athletic abilities while safeguarding physical, social and emotional welfare in an environment that promotes high academic standards and leadership development. Student-athletes demonstrate values such as respect, honesty, integrity, commitment, reliability, accountability, common sense and perseverance.

Academic Facilities
All classrooms are equipped with Interactive Whiteboards. Older students have access to modern science laboratories. The campuses are purpose-built and designed with the students in mind. The school offers the SABIS Educational System across its academic program.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Physical Education is part of the curriculum. Students participate in extra-curricular activities or as part of the Student Life Organization. The Athletics Department provides opportunities to develop athletic abilities while safeguarding welfare and promoting leadership development, with values such as respect, honesty, integrity, commitment, reliability, accountability, common sense and perseverance. Music and Arts are part of Student Life offerings.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The Academic Department of the SLO implements engaging academic activities, including peer tutoring, academic competitions, study groups, and shadow teaching, to build students' confidence in learning and develop their academic skills. SLO prefects have the ability to organize academic and social events, host games and challenges, plan athletic activities, explore new skills, start clubs, raise awareness on important subjects, and more. The program emphasizes 21st-century skills such as problem solving, creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking.

Arts & Creative
Music is an integral part of school life. Kindergarten through Grade 12 students learn music theory, history, and play instruments (recorders and percussion). Students can perform in choir concerts and the annual music performance shows, including a classical concert and a talent show; Kindergarten and Primary students perform in summer and winter concerts. Art is taught from Kindergarten through Grade 12, with an art curriculum covering drawing, painting, mosaic, collage, glass painting, stencil work, printing, beading, and more; students may participate in art-related clubs offered by the Student Life Organization (SLO).

Cultural & Language
The school offers a trilingual education in English, Arabic, and an additional world language. Engaging activities and clubs include sports, music, drama, the arts, and more, contributing to cultural awareness and broadening perspectives. The Activities Department provides outlets for students to explore, share, and teach others their talents and interests through clubs and/or events. Outreach and Social Responsibility initiatives also support integration and community-oriented experiences.

Social & Hobbies
The Student Life Organization organizes games and challenges and plans athletic activities. The Athletics Department provides opportunities to participate in sports and to develop teamwork, leadership, and personal conduct. Outdoor spaces on campus include a mini-soccer field and an outdoor basketball court for breaks and physical education. Physical education is part of the curriculum, and students participate in sports during school hours and as part of extra-curricular activities. The Wellness Department organizes events and campaigns to promote a healthy, balanced life.

Community & Service
The Outreach Department ensures new and returning students are fully integrated into school life and arranges ambassadors for new students, along with events to keep students motivated to help others. The Social Responsibility Department engages students in charitable and environmental projects to give back to the community. These initiatives promote service and community involvement as part of student life.

Leadership & Professional
SLO prefects organize academic and social events and can start clubs and lead athletic activities. The SLO develops essential life skills such as leadership, problem solving, sociability, critical thinking, organization, and collaboration. These experiences help graduates gain opportunities at universities and beyond.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Physical Education is part of the curriculum and students participate in sports during school hours and as part of extra-curricular activities. The Athletics Department fosters athletic development while safeguarding physical, social, and emotional welfare. Outdoor spaces on campus include a mini-soccer field and an outdoor basketball court for breaks and physical education. The Wellness Department organizes events and campaigns to promote a healthy, balanced life.
Languages

Language Provision
The curriculum enables students to develop fluency in English, Arabic, and an additional world language of their choice. Starting in Kindergarten and continuing through Grade 12, the curriculum covers a broad range of academic subjects. There is a strong emphasis on English and math, as well as the sciences in Secondary School. Students prepare for external exams such as the British-based IGCSEs, and the U.S.-based Advanced Placement (AP) program.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cambridge International accreditation.
Admissions

Admissions
Step 1: Visit CADMUS NAC by appointment. Booking a visit to meet staff and see the campus firsthand is strongly recommended as part of the admissions process. CADMUS NAC is non-selective; acceptance is based on space availability and academic attainment, with age as a factor.

Step 2: Submit the application and required documents. There is no application deadline; admissions are on a space-available basis throughout the year. A joining fee is payable to initiate the admission process. Required documents include a completed Application Form, a copy of identity card or passport, two passport photographs, and the final school report from the previous school.

Step 3: Testing and placement. Kindergarten applicants are interviewed; there are no formal academic requirements for acceptance at that level. For students entering Grade 2 and above, diagnostic tests determine placement in the appropriate class, and the school may offer remedial support or summer programs if needed.

Step 4: Admission decisions and enrollment. Admission decisions are made after careful evaluation of the candidate, taking into account diagnostic test results and previous school records. Additional criteria include motivation, social and emotional development, willingness to work hard, and the ability of CADMUS NAC to accommodate the candidate's needs. Please present the above-mentioned documents upon initiation of the admission process to complete registration. Once accepted and the fees are paid, a place for the student is reserved.
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