About us...
Our History
We open from 7:30am to 6:00pm except Fridays. We accept children from 3 months to 5 years and older age children are welcome after school until 5:30pm.
We provide detailed daily and monthly reports to the parents.
Video cameras are installed in the gardens and you can watch your child while playing in the garden. We offer medical supervision by a doctor 6 working days.
We offer a healthy and balanced diet through our 3 organic meals, breakfast, lunch and a snack. We have barbeques every Thursday in the garden.
We provide hand to hand transportations by experienced assistants to Dokki, Mohandseen, Zamalek, 6th of October, Marriotia, Maadi, Manial, Giza, Masr El Ghedida, Nasr City, all districts, El Shourouq City, El Rehab City…etc.
We provide a safe and secure place for children, and utilize teaching methods that encourage them to explore their creativity and unique ways of learning.
Classes are divided up by age and languages taught English, French, German, Arabic and Religion. Each child receives individual attention and progresses at his/ her own pace in a warm and nurturing environment.
Meaning...
Esparanza means "Hope" in Spanish but our Esparanza is a butterfly milkweed that has bright orange flowers and grows one to two feet tall.
When planted in full sun, this perennial attracts butterflies by the dozens.
Blooming from summer into fall, the Esparanza is not water-greedy, making it a good Xeriscape plant. It is native to Hill County areas.
The Esparanza is a multi-trunk shrub, which gardeners can also train to grow like a tree. It has a brilliant, lemon yellow, bell-shaped flower. It will have bees humming all around it.
Maintaining an Esparanza is similar to caring for a crape myrtle. Cut off seedpods, as they develop to encourage new growth.
They're also called 'yellow bells' and are in the Chihuahuan desert.
Events & Campaigns...
Esparanza participated in a lot of events as a sponsor or a guest of honor including the 3rd Mother & Baby Fair in Egypt (July 2008); El Shona 4th International Biennale Children's Art (March 2003);
AUC Employment Fair (May 2004); Jino Juhayna Campaign (June 2009); AUC Alumni Homecoming (May 2009); President Campaign (September 2007) and La Vache Kiri Campaign (June 2008).
Famous Magazines, like Hello Mohandseen (September 2002), Hadiyaty (May 2009), Gift from God (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Egypt Today (September 2002),
wrote articles about the nursery and published interviews with Dr. Haytham Haikal (Esparanza General Manager).
Esparanza served different Embassies and their citizens in Egypt, like the embassy of UK, USA, France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Algeria, Gabon, Yemen, Russia, Japan, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Libya, and Sudan.
Egyptian Famous Actor Laila Elwi shot her latest Ramadan series Halah Wa El Mestakhaby مسلسل هاله والمستخبى
at the nursery in May 2009. Youssef and Sufian, which appeared in the series as her sons, are the nursery's children.
Different TV programs also have shot with our children including, OTV – Sabahak Sukar zeyada زيادة سكر صباحك (December 2007 – 2008), Egyptian Satellite Channel – Shakawit Shotar شقاوة شطار (August 2009 & November 2009), Dream TV – 10PM program مساءا العاشرة(August 2009), GoodNews internet site – Mum & Baby (March 2006),
MBC 1 – The Green Apple التفاحة الخضراء (March 2003, May 2004 & July 2005), Egyptian Channel 1 – Donyia Al Atfal دنيا الاطفال(November 2002), March 2003, August 2003, February 2004, November 2004, April 2005, September 2005, January 2006 & July 2006) and Egyptian Satellite Channel – Sayedaty سيدتى (March 2008).
