Othman bin Affan school

Othman Ibn Affan School, established in 2003, is a leading educational institution in Egypt, with branches spread across the country to ensure maximum geographical outreach. The school operates 22 language and international branches, including 14 in Cairo and others in Giza, the Red Sea, South Sinai, Suez, Assiut, Minya, Sohag, and Qena. The language schools offer the Egyptian National Curriculum from Pre-Kindergarten to Thanaweya Amma.

The school employs diverse teaching methods that emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, and cross-cultural understanding. Its educational philosophy includes project-based learning, which fosters creativity and teamwork by allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. Collaborative learning is also a cornerstone of the school's approach, helping students develop communication and interpersonal skills through group assignments and extracurricular activities.

Inquiry-based learning is another key method, encouraging students to explore topics deeply through investigation and discovery, with guidance from teachers. Additionally, the school emphasizes experiential learning by providing students with hands-on opportunities like field trips and simulations, promoting discovery and practical application of knowledge.

Vision

To be the premier global entity in providing the highest quality, affordable and equitable education to anyone, anywhere.

Mission

To create a unique learning and cultural model for students that promotes the development of future generations of civically engaged citizens and world-class global leaders.

Accreditation

Ministry of Educations