Class Rules
1) Students are expected to follow the schedule of the week. They must have books, copybooks, and supplies.
2) Homework and assignments must be handed out on due dates. Parents are asked to follow their students at home not by answering or doing the homework for them but by advising them to do their work and by offering them suitable
environment for doing their homework.
3) If your child is unable to do the homework on his own, please write a note to the teacher.
* Please note that the purpose of doing the homework on time is to apply the explained lesson at school.
* If assignments are often late or undone, the academic performance of the students will be negatively affected. It will also expose the students to penalties.
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What Our Parents Say's
At Dar El Tarbiah Schools, we believe the true measure of our success lies in the experiences of our students and their families. Parents play a vital role in our community, and their voices reflect the impact of our educational approach, values, and nurturing environment. Here, you’ll find heartfelt testimonials from parents who have entrusted us with their children’s education, sharing their journeys, achievements, and the positive difference Dar El Tarbiah has made in their lives.
Your distinguished head, Dr. Nawal El Degwi, had already been recognized both at home and abroad, including in the United States, for her achievements in education.
One year later Carrie came back to Egypt as a student in AUC ,she studied Arabic and oriental studies.In an official visit , the deputy of foreign affairs minister.
I am confident that you are graduates who will be knocking down doors of opportunity as you join the young leaders of Egyptian society.
One year later Carrie came back to Egypt as a student in AUC ,she studied Arabic and oriental studies.In an official visit , the deputy of foreign affairs minister , Hellary Clinton , came to Dar ElTarbiah, and met the girls and the faculty members.
I would like to offer my very warmest congratulations to all the people who graduated and to your staff who helped them to get through their exams.
On seeking a nomination, one name was presented, and that name was a person called respectfully MAMA NAWAL.
Looking at a letter from Cambridge University, which is my own university, about the achievements of your school, they are frankly astonishing in comparison with the best anywhere in the world, including in the United Kingdom.
Mrs. El Degwi is the example of what we are all inspired to be. She is involved in the very basic system of finding ways to bring education to as many people as possible.
Looking at the results you have achieved, I can say with absolute confidence that the future of Egypt is in very good hands indeed. Thank you very very much indeed.
With the best delivery system of quality educational opportunities for persons of many ages and personal situations.
