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School Admin
How to Apply
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Thank you for your interest in Dar El Tarbiah IGCSE Schools.The Admissions process in Dar El Tarbiah IGCSE Schools starts in June of each year. We have Open days from April until end of May for parents to take a tour of the school and apply for their children.
Applications and all supporting documents should be submitted to the Admissions Office by email or by hard copy.
Steps in the application process:
- An admission fee of L.E. 2,500 is required after filling an application form and before sitting the Admittance Exam. This amount is non-refundable unless the school declines your application.
- The application fees (which are non refundable).
Tuition
Uniforms
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Students are expected to keep the proper school uniform from the first to the last day of school. (Regular uniform everyday and the PE uniform on PE days or school trips). All items of clothing should be clearly labeled with their name and class.
IGCSE Student Uniform!
- Soft blue T-shirt.
- light brown pants (for girls & boys).
- White socks and Black shoes.
Phone: 02 27350927 address: 6 Ahmed Sabry Street ,from Hassan Sabry Zamalek-Cairo.
Bus Map, Rules & Terms
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Dar El Tarbiah IGCSE Schools have announced Bus Routes for the School Year 2013-2014 as follows:
- Al Harm St - Remaya Sq.
- Al Harm st - Marutiah.
- Al Harm st - Omraniah.
- Faisal st - Marutiah.
- Faisal st - Marutiah.
- El Sheikh Zayed.
- Maadi - El Bahar El Azam St.
- Zamalek,Dokki,Mosadak st, Mohandseen & Agouza.
- El Manial & Garden City.
Bus Rules
1. The bus route is determined every year according to the shortest and quickest route for the whole tour. Under no circumstance does a parent have the right to interfere or make suggestions concerning the bus route. This is the responsibility of the school.
2. Students must wait for the bus in the same place every morning.
3. Students must be ready and waiting 5 minutes before the bus arrives. The student waits for the bus not the other way around. As for the afternoon drop, parents should wait for their children 5 minutes before the expected time of the bus. Concerning young children, parents are totally responsible for getting the child on and off the bus. The bus supervisor is not allowed to leave the bus for any reason.
4. Children are not allowed to change from bus to car unless they have a written permission from their parents, which must be forwarded to the school administration by the student or class teacher.
5. In case of misbehavior or disobeying bus rules, the school reserves the right to deprive the student from riding the bus.
6. Toys are not allowed in school or on the bus.
7. If any problem occurs on the bus between students, school administration is responsible for solving it. Parents report the incident to the school administration which will take the proper action.
Parents Meeting
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Communication with parents is a vital part of the home-school link. Communication helps to establish the relationship that will result in better student achievement. Conferences with parents are considered an integral part of the school's system for reporting student progress to parents, both positive and negative.
The School schedules regular parental meetings to discuss their son / daughter progress with the teachers and the administration. From time to time, parents may be requested by the administration to attend one on one counseling session concerning their son / daughter. When this is required, parents will be informed by a written request as well as by a phone call.
Parents should feel free to call the school to arrange an appointment, whenever they that deem necessary to meet with the teachers.
Dar El Tarbiah IGCSE Schools have 4 regular parents' meetings, after each quarter exam. Same time, parents of weak students have special meetings, to discuss ways of help. Teachers are available 5 days a week from 12: 00 to 12: 30 to meet any parent who has any inquiry.
High School (G9-12)
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High School students earn credits for graduation and complete the requisite courses for entry into university programs. They take courses in all core academic areas each year; though they are offered several choices in the courses they take.
courses in Grades 9 and 10 provide foundations for specialized courses in Grade 11 and 12. Egyptian students also follow a full course of Arabic, Religion and Arabic Social Studies in preparation for Eadadiya and Thanaweya Amma exams at the end of Grades 9 and 12 respectively. Foreign students take courses in Arabic as a Second Language.
A High School Diploma is awarded to students who successfully acquire the credits necessary to fulfil the school’s graduation requirements:
Subject | Minimum Graduation Requirement |
---|---|
English Language Art | 6.5 Credits |
Social Studies | 3 - 4 Credits |
Mathematics | 4 Credits |
Science | 3- 4 Credits |
French | 2 - 3 Credits |
Arabic Studies | 3 - 4 Credits |
Health/PD | 1 - 2 Credits |
ICT | 1 Credits or Competency |
Grade 12 Project | 1 - 2 Credits |
Learning to Lead | C1 Credits Class 2014 |
Elective | 2 - 3 Credits |
Total | 27- 33.5 |
Courses are designed to meet leading US curriculum standards and lessons are taught using a variety of teaching and learning strategies which are research-based and proven to be effective with High School-age learners. Great care is taken to ensure that students develop the confidence, knowledge, and personal, critical thinking skills, and independent learning skills to be successful in higher education and professional life.
Students are assessed through a variety of interim, continuous and end of year assessments, and students in the High School are often required to undertake long-term research and/or problem-based projects. In Grade 12, students also complete an extensive, independent Senior Project on a topic of their choice.
Students take lessons in class or elective groups, and utilize the full range of specialist teaching areas including Science and ICT laboratories and Art and sports facilities.
In the fall of Grade 10 and 11, students take the Preliminary SAT, which is the best preparation for the SAT Reasoning (SAT I), which students take during the Spring of Grade 11. English and Math courses throughout Middle and High school provide students with the necessary skills, knowledge and strategies to prepare them for the SAT I. Selected Grade 11 and 12 Mathematics and Science courses cover the necessary topics and skills for SAT Subjects (SAT II) Subject Tests in Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry. Invited students are given the preparation to sit for Advanced Placement examinations.
Middle School (G6-8)
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Middle School Students study English Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies (Geography, Culture, History, Economics, Individuals in Society), ICT, Physical Education and Health, Art and French. Egyptian students also study Arabic, Religion and Arabic Social Studies in preparation for Egyptian Ministry of Education examinations. Foreign students study Arabic as a Second Language.
Lessons are taught using a variety of teaching and learning strategies which are research-based and proven to be effective with Middle School aged learners. Great care is taken to ensure students develop the confidence, knowledge, and the personal, critical thinking skills, and independent learning skills to be successful in High School. Students are assessed through a variety of interim, continuous and end-of-year assessments.
Students take lessons in class groups and utilize the full range of specialist teaching areas including Science and ICT laboratories and Art and sports facilities.
Elementary (G1-5)
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Dar El Tarbiah American Elementary School offers an English language based American program, which provides a firm foundation in the core curriculum areas of Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies.The core curriculum is administered using American textbooks and American resources, and is closely aligned to effect a smooth transition into the American Middle School.
The American Elementary School continually monitors student progress and adjusts teaching strategies and modifies curriculum in order for all students to achieve success.
Reading is an integral part of success in any language or curriculum. We are committed to encourage our students to develop and instill in them a love of reading, which will continue throughout their years at El Alsson and beyond. The American Elementary School provides each child with the tools required to reach their academic potential and be happy, considerate members of our learning community.
During their time in the Elementary School students study the following subjects::
In English:
- Language Arts
- Math
- Science
- Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- Social Studies
- Art
- Music
- Physical Education (PE)
- French
In Arabic:
- Social Studies
- Arabic language
- Religion (Islam or Christianity)
University Requirements
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A:) In order to gain entry into state and Private Egyptian Universities, the Egyptian Ministry of Education requires that:
- A maximum of 3 credits are allowed from 11th grade.
- The remaining credits are from subjects passed in the 12th grade.
- In order for the subject to count as 1 credit, it must be taught for at least 3-4 lessons per week and for one full year. It is important to note that requirements differ from university to another.
B:) Additional requirements for entry into the Faculties of Engineering in Egyptian Universities:
- Mathematics (required)
- A choice of Physics, Chemistry or Biology
C:) Additional requirements for entry into the Faculties of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacology in Egyptian Universities:
- Biology (required)
- A choice of Mathematics, Chemistry or Physics
D:) Universities will calculate entrance averages according to the following:
- 40% from school awarded grades in 8 subjects.
- 60% from SAT Reasoning (SAT I) scores.
- Additional 15% for SAT Subjects (SAT II) scores where required.