German School Hurghada

The German School Hurghada is a school similar to the German and Egyptian educational system with German as the focal language. The school is primarily aimed at children whose native languages are German and Arabic. As our students are studying on bilingual bases English and Arabic, they have the change to be accepted in any other national and international school without any problems. The aim is to be provided through a well-designed curriculum and highly qualified teaching staff students a good education and thus to help them after the successful completion of 12 years of schooling both access to universities, and to allow as to further training at home and abroad. Our school is an acknoledged IB school and is offering the GIB (German IB) as secondary II exam.

The German School Hurghada is a school of encounter attended by students from different nationalities, religions and cultures in an environment of collaboration and acceptance. The school building is located in front of Siva Grand Beach Hotel, the entrance is in the side street, opposite “Eibet” Supermarket. The building contains spacious classrooms on two floors, a computer room and cosy reading corner and relaxation areas.

German international schools are a platform for international encounters and exchange. This provides an outstanding supportive learning environment and a place, where lifelong friendships and international relations form. It is our wish to ensure academic excellence and, equally important, to uphold and practice social values such as tolerance, respect and individual responsibility. Only together, we can succeed in life. Explorative learning, knowledge transfer and our encouragement will benefit the students in reaching their full potential. Graduating from the Deutsche Schule Hurghada Red Sea will open up many opportunities and enable the students to start vocational training or to study in numerous fields at home and also abroad.

Together we are able to promote and foster talent, create opportunities for students, and to learn and start exciting projects. An African proverb that proves true repeatedly: “It takes a village to raise a child“ guides my approach.