A seat, a seat belt, and someone watching.
The school bus is optional, and most families take it anyway — the alternative is the Cairo–Alexandria road twice a day. Routes are planned so that no journey should exceed two hours.
Every bus is GPS-tracked. Every child has a designated seat and a seat belt, and buses never run over capacity. A trained school matron rides every route and is the family's single point of contact.
Tracked in real time
Parents follow the bus from their phone.
Never over capacity
A designated seat and a seat belt for every child.
A matron on every route
Trained, and the only point of contact — never the driver.
Fees set once a year
Announced with the enrolment guide and paid in advance.
The transport policy itself is in theCampusnet.
Routes and stops, pick-up and collection arrangements, who may receive a child at drop-off, the tracking app, address changes and refunds — all of it is behind the parent login rather than on the open web. A school should not publish when and where its children are collected.
Around the school
Learning, sport, the grounds and the days in between.
