Yassamine International School has opened a new campus in Casablanca’s CIL neighbourhood. The new school is at the corner of Boulevard Ibnou Sina and Rue de l’Atlas. It will welcome students from kindergarten to high school. The school follows the Moroccan curriculum and teaches Arabic, French and English from kindergarten. Students use the three languages in their lessons and school projects.
Students can also prepare for Cambridge English exams to measure their progress. Spanish is taught at high-school level.
The school also has a technology programme called FutureTech. It is taught in English and covers coding, robotics and artificial intelligence. The programme aims to help students develop critical thinking, creativity and teamwork.
Yassamine International School uses the same exams and grading methods across its campuses to keep academic standards consistent.
“With this location in CIL, we wish to offer families a school following the Moroccan curriculum, modern and open to the world, where trilingualism, educational innovation, and the fulfilment of each student concretely prepare for tomorrow’s skills,” said Ahmed Benyahia, chairman and CEO of Holged Group.
The new campus is part of the Yassamine International School network, which also has schools in Californie, Sidi Maârouf and Berrechid. The network is backed by Holged Group, which has 40 years of experience in education.
