CISE: Canadian International School of Egypt

The Canadian International School of Egypt is home to students from Pre-School to Grade 12. Graduation from CISE provides its students with the Canadian “Ontario Secondary School Diploma,” as the school is registered with the Ontario Ministry of Education in Canada. The education curriculum is delivered identically as if the school were in Toronto or in Canada’s capital, Ottawa.

Tel./Fax: (202) 26174500 – 26178111 – 26178222

Address: El Tagamoa El Khames, 4th District-Zone No.6 P.O. Box 43 Cairo – Egypt

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The School Day

Elementary (Grade 1 – Grade 8)

The school day begins at 8:15 am and ends at 3:30 pm. The structure of the regular elementary school day (Sunday through Wednesday) will be as follows:

From	To
	8:05	Buses arrive
8:15	8:25	Opening Exercises and Homeroom Activities
8:25	10:05	Instructional Time
10:05	10:20	Nutrition Break
10:20 10:20	11:50 12:20	Instructional Time (Grades 1-4) Instructional Time (Grades 5-8)
11:50	1:00	Lunch I (Grades 1-4) 11:50 – 12:30 Lunch II (Grades 4-8) 12:20 – 1:00
12:30 1:00	2:45 2:45	Instructional Time (Grades 1-4) Instructional Time (Grades 5-8)
2:55	3:00	Homeroom: Agendas and Closing Exercises
3:10		Buses depart

Please Note:

Kindergarten students will have their own schedule and recesses as required. Their lunch hour will be from 11:00 am until 11:50 pm. Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten teachers will distribute copies of the daily schedule.
Students are expected to be on the bus and in their assigned seats by 3:10 pm.
Personal drivers are expected to arrive so that they can pick up students no later than 3:15 pm except for those days when the student is involved in after-school activities. On those days appropriate arrangements need to be made with the driver, by the parents

Secondary (Grades 9 – 12)

The semester structure of the secondary school allows students to have classes during four periods, each of eighty minutes duration. A ten-minute break is provided between the two morning classes and another between the two afternoon classes. These breaks are intended to allow students time to move between classrooms, to organize for the next class and, if required, to go to the washroom. It is expected that students will be in each of their classes on time, prepared to engage in learning.

The structure of the regular secondary school day is shown below:.

From	To
	8:05	Buses Arrive
8:15	8:25	Opening Exercises and Homeroom Activities
8:25	9:45	Period 1
9:45	9:55	Travel Time
9:55	11:15	Period 2
11:15	12:10	Lunch and Activity Time
12:10	1:30	Period 3
1:30	1:40	Travel Time
1:40	3:00	Period 4
3:10		Buses Depart