Built around how children actually learn
A Montessori Children's House needs low shelves, long uninterrupted work periods and a prepared environment. A Diploma cohort needs laboratories, a library that stays open and somewhere to argue. The campus at NEWGIZA was planned so that a student moves between those worlds without ever changing school.
Montessori Children's House
Prepared environments with the full complement of AMI-pattern materials, mixed-age classes and uninterrupted work periods.
Science laboratories
Separate provision for biology, chemistry and physics, equipped for MYP practical work and Diploma internal assessment.
Digital learning
One-to-one devices from the Middle Years, a Bring Your Own Device policy, and technology used where it earns its place.
Library and resource centre
A working library for research, the Extended Essay and reading for its own sake.
Art and design studios
Studio space for visual art and for MYP Design, with somewhere to show the work publicly.
Music and performance
Drums, guitar, keyboard, synthesizers and voice, leading to productions the whole school comes to.
Sport
Pitches and courts for team and individual sport, with inter-school fixtures across Cairo.
Food service
Campus catering on a cashless system, with separate Montessori and main-school menus each cycle.
Clinic and wellbeing
On-site medical provision, and pastoral support built into the timetable rather than bolted on beside it.
School transport
Supervised bus routes across west Cairo and 6 October City.
Grounds
Outdoor space for break, for outdoor learning and for the Early Years to spend a good part of the day in.
Assembly and events
Space for the daily flag ceremony, for Model United Nations conferences and for a school that likes an audience.
Look around
A campus is hard to describe and easy to recognise. The gallery has the rest, and a visit on an ordinary school day tells you more than either.
Around the school
Learning spaces, sport, the grounds and the days in between.
NEWGIZA, west Cairo
The LVNG schools complex sits inside the NEWGIZA compound at km 22 on the Cairo–Alexandria Desert Road, roughly forty minutes from Zamalek and twenty from Sheikh Zayed.
School transport runs on established routes across west Cairo and 6 October City. Admissions can tell you whether your address is already served.
Our open days are announced.
Four mornings across the year, each starting at 10:00. Walk the campus while lessons are running, meet the leadership team, and ask anything. Places are limited.