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Green Land Pré Vert International School

Egypt, Cairo

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, French
Fees EGP 120,000 - 230,000
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1996
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Taught languages Arabic, English, French
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Green Land Pré Vert International School (GPIS) is an IB continuum school in Egypt, offering the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme in English and French for ages 3 to 18. The school operates across Zayed Nursery, Zayed School and Giza Campus within the Green Land Educational Foundation (GEF-Egypt), established to provide IB education from Kindergarten to Grade 12. GPIS is authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organisation to deliver PYP, MYP and DP. Facilities include a canteen, bus services, security, a medical clinic, a pool and gym, plus a library, a design room, science labs, art rooms and a music room, with well-being resources. Students engage in diverse sports and extracurriculars such as robotics, AI, STEM, coding and Toy Maker projects, as well as arts like Cartoon Characters, Comics, Graphic design and origami. A Student Council and a Summer Internship Program support leadership and real-world experience today.

The Essentials

Green Land Pré Vert International School has instruction in English, French.

Location
GPIS operates across multiple campuses in Cairo, Egypt. The Giza Main Campus is located at 405 Geziret Mohammad, Bashtil, Cairo. The Zayed Campus is located in El-Sheikh Zayed, 2nd Neighborhood – 5th district, Sheikh Zayed, Egypt, with Zayed Nursery and Zayed School on site.

Stages
IB programmes: Primary Years Programme (PYP) 1–8. Middle Years Programme (MYP) 1–5. Diploma Programme (DP) 1–2.

Type
An International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum school and nursery offering IB programmes in English and French.

Country affiliation
Egypt
Diving Deeper

Food Options
The school has an outsourced canteen (Cilantro) from which students can buy fresh and healthy meals; the menu is shared with parents via email each year. Students may also bring their own breakfast and lunch from home.

Governance and Ownership
Green Land Pré Vert International Schools GPIS is operated by Green Land Educational Foundation (GEF-Egypt), which offers IB Continuum international education from K-12 across multiple campuses in English and in French, including the three IB programs (PYP, MYP, DP). GEF-Egypt oversees GPIS and also manages Green Land Educational Management & Consultancy (GEMC) and the Green Land Charity Association (GLCA).
Fees

Annual tuition at Green Land Pré Vert International School ranges from EGP 120,000 to EGP 230,000 for 2026/27.

Application and Registration Fees

- Application fee: EGP 3,000 (one‑off payable at application).
- Registration (enrolment) fee: EGP 15,000 (one‑off payable on acceptance / registration).

Tuition fees by year group (annual and installment amounts)

The following annual tuition figures are the latest publicly listed amounts found for the school; each line shows the annual tuition in Egyptian Pounds (EGP) followed by the four installment amounts using the school's published installment schedule (30% / 30% / 20% / 20%).

- Pre‑School / Early Years: EGP 120,000 per year
- 1st installment (30%): EGP 36,000
- 2nd installment (30%): EGP 36,000
- 3rd installment (20%): EGP 24,000
- 4th installment (20%): EGP 24,000.

- KG1–KG2: EGP 143,000 per year
- 1st: EGP 42,900
- 2nd: EGP 42,900
- 3rd: EGP 28,600
- 4th: EGP 28,600.

- Grade 1–5 (Primary): EGP 170,000 per year
- 1st: EGP 51,000
- 2nd: EGP 51,000
- 3rd: EGP 34,000
- 4th: EGP 34,000.

- Grade 6–9 (Middle): EGP 200,000 per year
- 1st: EGP 60,000
- 2nd: EGP 60,000
- 3rd: EGP 40,000
- 4th: EGP 40,000.

- Grade 10–12 (High School / DP): EGP 230,000 per year
- 1st: EGP 69,000
- 2nd: EGP 69,000
- 3rd: EGP 46,000
- 4th: EGP 46,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are billed and collected in four installments: 1st installment 30% due in April; 2nd installment 30% due in July; 3rd installment 20% due in September; 4th installment 20% due in November. Payment in full by these deadlines secures the student's place.
- Transportation (bus) fees are charged separately and must be paid in addition to the first installment; late payment may result in loss of the bus place.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. Green Land Pré Vert (GPIS) operates as a day school; there are no published boarding fees.

Other costs and fees

- Transportation (bus) fee: EGP 30,000 per year (listed as a separate charge). This fee is payable in addition to tuition and is collected separately.
- School uniform, books, exam fees, extracurricular activity fees and incidental service fees are additional to tuition; specific amounts for uniforms, books and activities are not published in the fee schedule located in the school's public fee information. Transportation and book fees are noted as separate items in the school's admissions/fees policy.

Siblings, corporate discounts and financial concessions

- Sibling discounts: 10% reduction for the 2nd and 3rd child (applies to regular tuition fees; not applied to international fees, exam fees or services). Registration fees are discounted for the second child.
- Corporate discounts: special rates are offered for employees of certain companies (examples listed include Vodafone group, Orange Egypt and Ericsson); contact administration for eligibility and terms.

Refund information

- No public, detailed refund policy (refund percentages or deadlines) is published in the school's publicly available tuition fees policy. Refunds and cancellation terms are not specified in the tuition‑fees policy page; parents should contact the school administration for the school's formal refund/cancellation terms.

Fee payment options

- Accepted payment methods include bank transfer/deposit to Blom Bank; online payment through Fawry (parent login link / Fawry Plus branches); POS terminals at all campuses; and certain mobile wallet options. All payments are accepted in Egyptian Pounds (EGP).

Notes on effectiveness of figures

- The school's published tuition‑fee policy sets the installment schedule, payment methods, sibling and corporate discounts, and the fact that transportation fees are charged separately. Numeric annual tuition figures above were published on third‑party school‑listing pages as the most recent itemised figures located; installment breakdowns in this overview use the school's published installment percentages to show typical per‑installment amounts.
Academics

Green Land Pré Vert International School teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP) for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The school offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) and IB Diploma Programme (DP) in English and French.

Exam Results
GPIS DP Session 2024 results show high scores well above the world average.

Higher Education Progression
GPIS alumni have studied at universities including McGill Toronto, Concordia Canada, Sheffield UK, York, Manchester, London School of Economics, Berkeley, American University in Cairo, Cairo University, MIT, NYU Abu Dhabi, Nile University, KU Leuven and more.

Gifted and Talented
GPIS offers the Excellence Scholarship for outstanding students; being gifted in arts, music or sports is an added value.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Well-being is central to GPIS's approach, with a dedicated team supporting students' socio-emotional health alongside academics. The team includes Counselors, Assistant Counselors, a Psychologist, a Student Development Coordinator, a Student Development Leader, and a Special Educational Needs (SEN) Leader, who address day-to-day concerns and contribute to the broader development of student behavior. The school uses a school-wide Positive Discipline approach in the classroom, and about 30 pedagogical and administrative staff are certified in this framework to foster respectful, positive relationships. This structure ensures ongoing consultation and development of students' well-being across the campus.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The Well-Being team includes a Special Educational Needs (SEN) Leader, who provides dedicated leadership for SEN within GPIS. This role integrates with the broader well-being framework to support students with SEN as part of the school's holistic approach to student development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school teaches in English and French.

Mental Wellbeing
GPIS maintains a mental health and wellbeing program led by the Well-Being team, including a Counselor and a Psychologist who support students' mental health. Hadeer Moosa holds a BA in Psychology and an MA in Clinical Psychology and is a Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant with over 12 years of experience in mental health. Sally Ibrahim has a BS in Aerospace Engineering and a MSc in Psychology, combining technical and psychological expertise in student support. Hussein Amin brings IB experience to the Student Life team to help foster a positive, structured school environment.
Parent Experience

History
GPIS is part of Green Land Educational Foundation (GEF-Egypt), a foundation dedicated to offering IB continuum education in English and in French from Kindergarten through Grade 12 across multiple campuses in Giza and Zayed. GEF-Egypt was registered with registration number 2050 on 5/6/2004. GPIS operates across campuses including Zayed Nursery (Early Years), Zayed School and Giza Main Campus (Giza School & Nursery). GPIS is authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization to offer the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme. The Green Land organization also includes the Green Land Charity Association as part of its broader network.

Community
Unity, care and collaboration are at the heart of GPIS Community. From student projects to staff, parents and celebrations, GPIS comes together as one family, fostering an atmosphere of genuine satisfaction, care and love and a shared mission to empower students for life and to make the world a better place. The GPIS Community hub features student projects, celebrations and collaborative activities that involve the whole school community.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
GPIS has a Parents Association that provides a formal partnership between parents and GPIS. The association helps parents to learn about the school system and updates, and serves as a communication forum between parents and GPIS. It also gives room for class representatives to voice general views, concerns and suggestions as school partners and key stakeholders. GPIS runs yearly orientation sessions for each academic level, where parents are introduced to the IBO system, school rules and regulations and can discuss inquiries with department heads. The school also offers workshops and online sessions where parents share knowledge and expertise with other parents, and students benefit from in-class presentations by volunteering parents.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
GPIS is equipped with modern facilities to nurture students' well-being and unlock their potential. The campus includes a canteen, bus services, and security on site. Medical support is available through a clinic, and recreational facilities include a pool and a gym. Academic and creative spaces include a library, a design room, science labs, art rooms, a music room, and well-being resources.

Sports Facilities
GPIS offers a wide range of sports as part of its extracurricular activities, including football, swimming, basketball, archery, tennis, paddle, gymnastics, water ballet, judo, karate, diving, boxing, and scouting.

Academic Facilities
Academic facilities include science labs, a design room, art rooms, a music room, and a library. These spaces support science, design thinking, arts, and music education.

Extra Curricular Facilities
GPIS offers extracurricular activities in three categories: sports (Football, Swimming, Basketball, Archery, Tennis, Paddle, Gymnastics, Water Ballet, Judo, Karate, Diving, Boxing, Scouting); academic thinking skills (Robotics, Artificial intelligence, STEM, Space, Coding, The Toy Maker); and arts (Cartoon Characters, Comics, Graphic design, Fashion Design, Origami). The GPIS Summer Internship Program is a special extracurricular program for MYP and DP students, launched in the 2021-2022 academic year, offering hands-on experience in various industries with the goals of exploring interests, gaining practical skills, connecting classroom learning to real-world work, understanding workplace realities with mentorship, and adding CAS hours for DP students.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers extracurricular activities in robotics, artificial intelligence, STEM, space, coding, and the Toy Maker project to develop IB learner profile attributes such as balance, communicators and risk-takers. The activities emphasize hands-on exploration and collaborative problem-solving to support academic and thinking skills. The program integrates these activities with IB principles to foster critical thinking and inquiry.

Arts & Creative
The school offers extracurricular activities in art, music and dance, including Cartoon Characters, Comics, Graphic design, Fashion Design and Origami to encourage creative expression and aesthetic understanding.

Cultural & Language
The school reinforces Egyptian cultural identity and Arabic language, aligning with IB principles and supporting students' cultural and linguistic development.

Community & Service
The school conducts service and action through Elderly Homes, Refugees and Exhibitions projects. Service action aims include becoming more aware of strengths and growth areas, undertaking challenges, planning student-initiated activities, and persisting in action.

Leadership & Professional
The school provides a Student Council as a leadership platform for students to influence the school, collaborate with staff and parents, and improve learning. The school runs a Summer Internship Program for MYP and DP students, launched in SY 2021-22, offering hands-on experiences in diverse industries and opportunities to add CAS hours. Students intern with organizations such as Kempinski, The Four Seasons, Publicist Inc, Baseera Foundation, Handmade Egypt, 57357 Hospital and more, to connect classroom learning with real-world work and develop professional skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school has a dedicated well-being team including Counselors, Assistant Counselors, a Psychologist, a Student Development Coordinator, a Student Development Leader and an SEN Leader. The school uses a school-wide Positive Discipline approach, with thirty pedagogical and administrative staff certified in Positive Discipline in the Classroom to foster respectful relationships.
Languages

Language Provision
The languages taught are English and French; Arabic language is part of GPIS's mission.

Bilingual Teaching
The school teaches the IB programs in English and French.
Reputation

Awards
GPIS has received several awards and recognitions, including the Robert Blackburn Award (2007), the International Star Award for Quality (2002), and was shortlisted in 2019 for The International School Awards (Excellence in the International Schools Sector).

Accreditations
GPIS is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School authorized to offer the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP) in English and French. The IB program is implemented across GPIS and is described as an IB continuum education, supporting student ownership of learning and real-world connections. The school emphasizes Egyptian cultural identity and Arabic language within the IB framework.
Admissions

Admissions
GPIS offers three IB programs in English and French for students from Pre-KG to DP2. The school emphasizes socio-emotional growth and cultural identity to prepare students as global citizens. Enrollment ages start at 2.8 years by October 1. Parents do not need to be francophone. New enrollment applications begin on November 1; transfer admissions begin in mid-January. Teacher qualifications are described on the GPIS Staff page. The school has an outsourced canteen (Cilantro) providing meals; students may also bring breakfast and lunch from home. A full-time pediatrician handles health checkups; in emergencies, a representative accompanies students to a hospital. A campus virtual tour is available, and physical tours can be arranged by contacting the school. Parent communication is via email; educational communication uses Manage Bac (submitting assignments, class notifications and announcements). Requests for Early Years and PYP are made through the Request form; feedback and complaints are submitted through the Feedback & Complaint Form; appreciation notes are submitted through the Thank You Form. The school accepts differently abled students; an Inclusion Policy applies.

Scholarships
GPIS Excellence Scholarship is GPIS's program to recognize outstanding students with potential to excel. All applicants for GPIS scholarships must pass the admission exams (English, Math, and Arabic; Physics or Biology and Chemistry for MYP5 students). The grant is renewed yearly as long as eligibility criteria are met and a positive behavioral record is maintained. Required documents include Birth Certificate, six recent photos, and a photocopy of the student's assessment report for the last two years (foreign language grades must be included). Scholarships may cover 25% to 100% of tuition, excluding transportation and book fees. Eligibility criteria include enrollment in an international/private school with English as the language of instruction and English proficiency; open nationality; positive discipline; demonstrated exceptional learning abilities; and possible consideration of talents in arts, music, sports and leadership. Applicants are evaluated using a weighted scoring system based on academic performance and talent/extracurricular achievements. Rules include one attempt per academic year; misconduct leads to disqualification; no appeals after the final decision; attendance of all assessments and interviews is mandatory; continuation depends on minimum academic scoring, good discipline, and active contribution to school projects and values. All documents and payments must be submitted by the due date. A Scholarship Application link is provided on the site.
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