Why Study At Regent International School?
RIS is following the National Curriculum of England, which is one of most coveted and accepted school curricula worldwide. This curriculum is supported by a strong research-driven syllabus in all major subjects and gives our pupils the ability to acquire a resilient educational foundation as well as the opportunity to pursue a higher education and career of their choice.
Early Years at RIS
Our Early Years programme is play-based and language-rich, designed to spark curiosity, build confidence and lay the foundations for lifelong learning. Children learn through purposeful play, exploration and hands-on experiences that develop early literacy, numeracy and social skills, ensuring a smooth transition into either the British or American pathway.
The British Curriculum
The British curriculum is recognised worldwide for its high academic standards and balanced approach to learning. It focuses on developing core knowledge in English, Mathematics and Science while also encouraging creativity, critical thinking and personal responsibility.
Character education is woven throughout, promoting values such as respect, resilience and teamwork alongside academic achievement. Students are guided to become independent learners who can apply their knowledge in meaningful, real-world contexts.
Progress is carefully monitored through the primary and lower secondary years, building towards Cambridge Checkpoints. From there, students advance to internationally recognised IGCSE and A-Level qualifications, which open pathways to top universities around the globe.
The American Curriculum
The American curriculum at RIS is a flexible, student-centred programme designed to develop the whole child; academically, socially and emotionally. It emphasises creativity, collaboration and independent thinking, helping students build confidence in expressing their ideas and solving problems.
A broad and balanced curriculum covers English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies and the Arts, with opportunities to explore personal interests through electives and enrichment activities. MAP testing is used to monitor progress, guide personalised instruction and ensure students remain on track for success.
Inquiry-based learning and project work connect classroom knowledge to real-world applications. As students’ progress, they are well prepared for external benchmarks including the SATs, alongside graduation with the High School Diploma; a qualification recognised internationally that opens doors to leading universities worldwide.
Egyptian Ministry Curriculum
In line with the Egyptian Ministry of Education, all students study Arabic, Religion and Social Studies. These subjects strengthen cultural identity and values, complementing our international pathways with a deep understanding of heritage and traditions.