Etablissement enseignement privé

   It was a British School, in all respects. It followed the British system of education to educate a very select group of girls. The aim was not only to prepare its students for examinations but also to promote them culturally, morally and spiritually, so that one day they would become prominent members of the society they live in, In this warm atmosphere where young girls were growing and fulfilling their future role in society. The English Girls’ College continued to prosper for 21 years. It became the most famous and renowned as one of the foremost schools for girls in the Middle East, especially for boarders. In the olden days, the college was a treat to the eyes and it was run on the lines of an English public School (In England Public schools were the private select elegant schools). Students studied for Oxford and Cambridge examinations, played British games and leant to have a “Sportive Spirit” that is like the British” being a good sport”. The young ladies of the college were made to feel that their culture was basically British, when they went to London they felt comfortable and at home