British School of Alexandria

The British School of Alexandria (BSA) was established in 1984 in the grounds of the British Consulate in Alexandria, and has grown into one of the Mediterranean city's most respected international educational institutions. The school provides British-style education based on the National Curriculum for England and Wales, serving students from age 3 to 18 years. Students at BSA are prepared for internationally recognised examinations including IGCSE, AS, and A2 Level (A-Level) examinations, as well as IELTS English language proficiency certification. BSA is a member of the British Schools Association (BSA), the British Schools in the Middle East (BSME) network, and COBIS (Council of British International Schools), demonstrating its consistent delivery of authentic British international educational standards. The school serves the British diplomatic community in Alexandria, British business families, Commonwealth nationals, and Egyptian families seeking British curriculum education in Egypt's second city. Alexandria's unique Mediterranean cultural heritage, historic significance, and growing economic profile make BSA an important institution for the international community resident in this ancient city. The school's COBIS and BSME accreditation ensures that British families experience true curriculum continuity when transitioning from other British schools worldwide.