About Edison International Academy, Aspire
At Edison International Academy, Aspire, we deliver education to children from Preschool to Year 12 through the British education system. It is our aim to provide all of our students with a solid foundation for future learning and challenges ahead. Whilst teaching and learning are based on British standards, our school also has a strong multicultural and multinational feel.
At Edison International Academy, Aspire, we adopt a holistic approach to teaching and learning. Thus, we aim at getting to know each and every child in our care, and go to great lengths at identifying their strengths and weaknesses, so that the curriculum can be adapted in a way to suit every child’s needs and that the best possible learning outcome is guaranteed. All of our fully qualified teaching staff are committed to providing our students with a caring and stimulating learning environment so that they can reach their full potential academically, socially and morally. An active, hands-on, and exciting learning environment, which gives children a wealth of experiences that capture their imagination, motivates them to work hard and makes them into independent and mature thinkers throughout all year groups.
To become an invaluable member of today’s global, multi-cultural society, it is incredibly important to be respectful and courteous towards others. These are attributes, which we would like our students to take away with them, in addition to their academic qualifications. To become a well-rounded individual, and to maintain an inquisitive mind, we place a strong focus on literacy at our school. Reading is strongly encouraged, as it is invaluable to a child’s education, but also encourages a desire for knowledge that will stay with them throughout their future life.
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Find Out More >Curriculum
English
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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I think it is good for my kids to study in, but needs little improvment in academic and managments and facilties in feeses for more than kids in the same school like other schools every where
Many new students were accepted lately and the task became more challenging, with the same count of teachers (maybe less), to maintain discipline of a greater count of students. Most issues are resolved on campus to best support. Some need continuous follow up. The persistent issue is books: this year, many students received their books almost 3 weeks prior t1 finals. French books were never received, yet, paid for. Teachers are understaffed, however, key stage heads are supportive and effectively very responsive. The school offers best prices for provided facilities. The school is diverse, yet, the majority of students are Qataris & Egyptians (due to compliance with Egyptian IG requirements.) Lastly, Parents are very supportive on external communication channel (watsapp). Overall, the school performed tremendously better before the pandemic. I’m pretty sure it will regain the hype soon if teachers’ count is increased and relevant new registrations.
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Hamad Shahid, a year ago
It's amazing school where you can bring you care some they can learn what they can enjoy learning that can I have good teaching
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mohamed fawzy, in the last week
Edison aspire is not a good school if you want your kid to be happy and good in school. The bathrooms are horrible the teachers don't even know how to speak English. Take this advice from a kid that is suffering in this school. Also the classrooms are really small and because everyone has to go to school now there is a high chance your child might get a disease
