Proudly, Metropolitan School is now a member of The Council of International Schools (CIS). This accolade connects our school to a worldwide network of 1,370 schools and universities in 123 countries and attests to Metropolitan’s commitment to the development of global citizenship through high-quality international education, promoting international and intercultural
Students in Grade 2 have been learning about fast and slow changes that happen to the Earth’s surface. They picked volcanoes to model as a fast change 🌋 Students used clay to create their volcano structure. They used vinegar and baking soda for the eruption (Lava).
Grade 6 students gave a presentation on the stereoscopic map of Egypt to show the governorates of Egypt and their locations, the historical places, and all information they studied in social studies since the beginning of the academic year.
Last week Metropolitan School “Sports Days” took place on Wednesday, November 10, 2021 (Pre-K to Grade 5) and Thursday, November 11, 2021 (Grade 6 to Grade 10). Where our students rotated through a variety of game stations and competed in a friendly and safe environment.
Grade 5 students engaged during Math sessions with hands-on activities to reinforce long division and multi-digit multiplication skills and develop teamwork coordination
Metropolitan School aims to deliver a truly outstanding international education, inspiring a generation of engaged thinkers, ethical citizens, and global entrepreneurs following an American curriculum academic program located in New Cairo. Admissions are now open for the academic year 2022/2023. The acceptance age for KG1 is 3 years and 6
Today, our Early Childhood students celebrated Literary Character Costume Day with a parade and a costume contest! Our students enjoyed showing off their cool costumes as they were cheered on by their Elementary friends. To cap off the day, a costume contest was held and our winners were: Yusuf Salama
Metropolitan School cordially invites you to join the Pink Ribbon event “Be Aware” on Thursday 28th of October 2021Kindly RSVP your attendance via rsvp@metropolitanschooleg.com
Students in 8th grade ELA prove that they care about their education and preparing for high school as they still charge through their lessons whether at home in quarantine or class. Their teacher Ms. Munoz leads them in a novel poetry reading lesson to understand the gist and students are
