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International Kingdom College

Egypt, Cairo

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees EGP 500 - 171,910
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2021
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, American Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic, English
Typical class size 21
Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

International Kingdom College (IKC) is an extension of the Dar El Tarbiah Schools Educational Establishment in 6th October City, Giza, Egypt. It opened in September 2021 to provide British Education from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4, serving students aged 3 to 18. IKC offers a British Curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE and also includes an American Curriculum option, fostering enquiry-based learning. ICT is extensively used to support learning, and the campus features two libraries, including a virtual library, to support reading and research. IKC delivers a STEM curriculum and runs a French language program to broaden cultural horizons. It emphasizes personalized learning and aims to prepare students for life beyond exams by developing knowledge, skills and mutual respect. The program is enriched by events and educational visits such as Water Day and Pi Day, continuing the Dar El Tarbiah family philosophy and governance.

The Essentials

International Kingdom College has typical class sizes of 21, instruction in English.

Location

26 July Mehwar Road intersection with Wahat Road, 6th October City, Egypt.

Stages

Key stage 1 to Key stage 4

Country affiliation

Egypt; IKC is an extension of Dar El Tarbiah Schools Educational Establishment in 6th October City, Giza, Egypt.

Bus service

IKC offers bus transportation services for several routes; a chaperone accompanies students during bus journeys to ensure safety.
Diving Deeper

Food Options

Lunch takes place in a large and welcoming dining hall, with meals cooked on the premises in a high-quality kitchen by a specialized catering company. Key stages eat at specific scheduled times, and proper table manners are encouraged. Varied and nutritious ingredients and menus are designed according to the most current health advice.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a member of Dar El Tarbiah Schools Educational Establishment, founded by Dr. Nawal El Degwi in 1958.
Fees

Annual tuition at International Kingdom College ranges from EGP 500 to EGP 171,910 for 2026/27.

*Application fee*

- A non-refundable application fee of EGP 500 is payable at the time the online application is submitted.

*Tuition fees — annual and per-term (by year group)*

- FS1: not listed (marked as — in the published fee schedule).
- FS2: EGP 113,471 per year (approx. EGP 37,824 per term, calculated by dividing the annual fee by three terms).
- Year 1: EGP 113,471 per year (approx. EGP 37,824 per term).
- Year 2: EGP 120,145 per year (approx. EGP 40,048 per term).
- Year 3: EGP 126,820 per year (approx. EGP 42,273 per term).
- Year 4: EGP 133,495 per year (approx. EGP 44,498 per term).
- Year 5: EGP 133,495 per year (approx. EGP 44,498 per term).
- Year 6: EGP 138,258 per year (approx. EGP 46,086 per term).
- Year 7: EGP 144,112 per year (approx. EGP 48,037 per term).
- Year 8: EGP 144,112 per year (approx. EGP 48,037 per term).
- Year 9: EGP 150,663 per year (approx. EGP 50,221 per term).
- Year 10: EGP 157,214 per year (approx. EGP 52,405 per term).
- Year 11: EGP 171,720 per year (approx. EGP 57,240 per term).
- Year 12: EGP 171,910 per year (approx. EGP 57,303 per term).
- Year 13: EGP 178,610 per year (approx. EGP 59,537 per term).

(Note: per-term amounts above are an inferred breakdown obtained by dividing the published annual fee by three academic terms as shown in the school calendar.)

*Billing schedule and payment terms*

- The application fee is required at submission of the online application. Tuition and related charges are billed according to the school's fee schedule and payment policies; however, no detailed public schedule of tuition instalments or exact due dates is published in the school's publicly available admission materials. Tuition payments are stated to be strictly non-refundable.

*Boarding fees*

- Boarding is not offered. IKC operates a standard school day schedule and provides bus transportation routes for students; services offered are consistent with a day-school model.

*Other costs and typical additional charges*

- Books: published tuition figures do not include book fees.
- Meals: published tuition figures do not include meal charges provided by the dining service. Meal provision is described but meal charges are listed separately.
- Transportation: bus transport is available but specific bus fees or zone prices are not published on the public pages.
- Uniforms, examination fees, medical fees and other incidental charges: no fixed public fee amounts for uniforms or these additional items are published in the publicly available fee materials. (Books, meals and other ancillary costs should be expected in addition to tuition where applicable.)

*Refund information*

- The application fee (EGP 500) is non-refundable. Tuition payments are stated as strictly non-refundable regardless of withdrawal or absence.

*Discounts and concessions*

- The school publishes a maximum total discount cap of 15% and lists the following discounts:
- MSA staff members: 10%
- Dar El Tarbiah staff members: 10%
- Children of the Martyrs: 10%
- Dar El Tarbiah high schools graduates (alumni): 5%.

*Fee payment options*

- The publicly available admission and fee pages require payment of the application fee at submission but do not publish specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, cash) or online payment instructions.
Academics

International Kingdom College teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, American Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

IKC offers the British curriculum. It serves students from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4. Enquiry-based learning is encouraged. Information and communication technology is extensively used to support learning. Two libraries, including a virtual library, support reading and research.

Exam Results

IKC reports strong examination achievements. All students scored 100% in the reported achievements. 72% of students scored the full mark in Year 9 Checkpoint. 4 IKC scientists scored the full mark. 100% of students achieved the full mark in Year 10 Cambridge assessments, and 83% of students achieved the highest score in Year 11 O Levels.
Parent Experience

History

IKC began in 1958 on the Island of Zamalek as a dream that grew across decades, fostering passion, care and quality education. The expansion moved from the Dar El Tarbiah campus in Zamalek to the Kingdom in 6th October City to welcome future generations who would become agile and digital leaders. IKC is the new addition from the Dar El Tarbiah educational foundation, while preserving the school's family philosophy and the board of governors. The expansion maintained leadership practices while embracing new leadership models. IKC commenced in September 2021, offering British Education from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4.

Community

IKC participates in Community Social Responsibility through Lebaladna Non-Profitable Development Foundation. IKC students are welcome to join Lebaladna activities; Lebaladna was declared under decree #3741, Giza, in 2010, and its projects include shelter for the less fortunate, meals, and refurbishing hospitals and schools. Lebaladna Juniors encourages interaction with schools to develop students' community service abilities. IKC also hosts and highlights events such as Grandparents Day, Ramadan, Mother's Day, French Day and the Annual Art Exhibition, listed in the IKC Events archive.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

IKC maintains active parent involvement through its Parents and Pupils' life program. The school organizes workshops with life coaches and guest speakers to support parents in guiding students across ages. It also runs parent-and-student groups that offer a range of extracurricular activities, supervised by experienced staff. These groups are open to all parents and students. The program emphasizes partnership with families to support student development and safety after school hours.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

IKC is an extension of Dar El Tarbiah Schools Educational Establishment in 6th October City, Giza, Egypt. It commenced in September 2021 and currently offers British Education from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4. IKC provides a STEM curriculum that blends science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, and a French language program that opens up new cultural horizons. The curriculum is enriched with a range of special events and educational visits, including Water Day and Pi Day. IKC emphasizes personalized learning to meet the needs and abilities of individual pupils and aims to prepare students for life beyond exams by developing skills, knowledge, and mutual respect.

Extra Curricular Facilities

IKC offers a range of extracurricular activities and educational visits. Water Day and Pi Day are featured events. IKC maintains galleries showing events such as Sports Day, Grandparents Day, Christmas Bazaar, Orientation Day, End of Year celebration, and IKC Colors. These activities supplement classroom learning and contribute to a sense of community among students.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

IKC offers the Accelerated Reader program as part of its academic enrichment. In class, students read a book tailored to their reading level during guided reading with teacher support. At home, students reread the book at their own pace and then take a short online quiz to measure comprehension. Access is through the school's Accelerated Reader feature by selecting Accelerated Reader and searching for the title.

Arts & Creative

IKC provides extracurricular activities in music, drama, and arts and crafts. These activities allow students to flourish and expand their skills beyond the curriculum. The programs are designed to meet a wide range of interests and enable students to explore new talents. Activities start from KS1.

Social & Hobbies

IKC's extracurricular programs are pivotal and aim to meet everyone's interests, while providing students with opportunities to try various activities and discover new hobbies. Whether their talents are in music, drama, or arts and crafts, every student can flourish and expand their skills beyond the curriculum. Activities start from KS1, enabling early exploration of hobbies and talents.

Community & Service

IKC delivers a broad range of welfare programs to support student engagement and connectedness and address their needs. Talent management programs are aligned to the annual calendar. Students contribute to several community development programs, helping others.

Leadership & Professional

IKC has a pupil council with elections and winners, providing leadership opportunities. The student council enables pupils to participate in school life and develop leadership skills. Leadership experiences are integrated through student government activities and events.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Student wellbeing is essential to success at IKC, with emotional and physical wellbeing at the forefront. A broad range of welfare programs supports student engagement and connectedness. Talent management programs are aligned to the annual calendar. Various extra-curricular activities start in KS1 to support wellbeing and engagement.
Languages

Language Provision

The school offers the British curriculum.
Admissions

Admissions

Admission is open for International Kingdom College (IKC). The admissions process consists of five steps. Step 1: Fill the Application at https://www.internationalkingdom.college/parents-information.php. The form collects pupil information and initiates enrollment. There are two application options: New Student Application and Transfer Student Application. Step 2: Start your Virtual Tour via the link provided on the admissions page (bit.ly). The virtual tour gives an overview of IKC's campus and facilities. It helps families become familiar with the school environment before assessments. Step 3: Schedule an assessment for your child. The assessment determines readiness for IKC's program and helps IKC plan next steps. Step 4: Attend the Parents' meeting. This meeting provides additional information about enrollment and school life and gives families a chance to ask questions. Step 5: Welcome to IKC! Follow the steps and APPLY NOW for the new academic year 2024/2025. For more details, call 01022251111. There are two application options mentioned: New Student Application and Transfer Student Application.

Scholarships

Alumni Discount (Optional): Copy of Dar El Tarbiah School or MSA University graduation certificate. Accepted formats include JPG, JPEG, and PNG.
School Events
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