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Kings School International School - King's School The Crown in 6th of October City - Giza.
King's School The Crown International School opened in September 2023.
King's School The Crown is delighted to be part of the British Council Schools Partnership, working with Cambridge to deliver the UK National Curriculum up to IGCSE.
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Admission & Fees Details
- Tuition Annual fees for the academic year 2024/ 2025
- books, activities, and resources fees are included in the tuition fees.
- Reregistration Fees: 5,000 E£ are paid once.
- Pre-K: Age2.6 by October.
- KG1: Age 3.6 by October.
- Second language start :year 2.
- Class sizes are 24 students.
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Inside Palm Hills Compound - 6th of October City - Giza
Ahmed Adel
October 25, 2024 at 10:21 amThe teachers are incredibly dedicated, supportive, and passionate about their subjects. They take the time to understand each child’s individual needs and strengths, offering personalised attention to help them thrive academically and personally.
Tanya A
January 26, 2025 at 11:53 amThe Worst Decision I Made Regarding My Sons’ Education
Enrolling my two boys at Kings School The Crown for 1.5 years turned out to be the biggest mistake I’ve ever made regarding their education. During their time there, both of my children were subjected to bullying, and the school’s handling of the situation only made things worse.
The quality of education was alarmingly poor—well below the standards of public schools in the USA. We were drawn in by the school’s impressive marketing and facilities, but unfortunately, the reality behind the polished image was deeply disappointing.
Ultimately, I had to pull my boys out of the school mid-year when it became clear that the root of the problems lay with the administration. If you’re considering this school, I strongly urge you to think twice.
Tanya A
January 31, 2025 at 12:54 pmOur experience was poor school administration handling of issues, low standard of education, lack of communication an overall corporate focus on profits not children.