As-Salam College, formerly English Mission College, was an Episcopalian missionary school located in the province of Heliopolis in Cairo, Egypt.
It was located in Qubba Palace on a 5-acre (2.0 ha) property bought for £11,000.
The money was donated by friends from England and Egypt.
In the early days, the school matriculated students primarily from the bourgeoisie class.
[1] The British government granted the school £1,500 in 1939 in order to expand the campus.