Al Jabr International School has opened a new campus in Casablanca’s CIL neighbourhood, with French, English and Arabic education.
Al Jabr International School has opened a new campus in Casablanca’s CIL neighbourhood, with French, English and Arabic education.

Al Jabr International School has opened a new campus in Casablanca’s CIL neighbourhood. The new campus is at 58 Boulevard Ibnou Sina. It is the school’s latest location in the city, joining campuses in Oasis, Bouskoura and Dar Bouazza. The school follows the French curriculum and is accredited by the AEFE network. It also puts a strong focus on English, with almost half of classes taught in English from kindergarten.

Students learn subjects such as maths, science, digital programming, sport, arts and music in English. They also take Cambridge English exams during their school years.

Arabic is taught throughout primary school to give students a strong base in three languages. From Cycle 4 of middle school, students can add German or Spanish, making the programme quadrilingual.

“Al Jabr International School is the perfect alliance between the academic excellence of Al Jabr, recognized and confirmed year after year for 40 years, and the multilingualism that is now necessary for our students’ success,” said Cyrille Loffroy, head of Al Jabr and Al Jabr International School.

“Validated by international certifications, this French and English trilingualism, with a mastery of the Arabic language that has always been the reputation of our institution, will allow your children to obtain, within the framework of AEFE accreditation, the French baccalaureate or the international French baccalaureate and open the doors to the world’s top universities.”

The school also uses small classes to give students more individual support and help them become more independent from kindergarten through high school.