Compare International Schools in Casablanca, Morocco

American Academy Casablanca is a private international school serving students ages 3 to 18. The curriculum blends US Common Core Standards with Moroccan Ministry guidelines and IB expectations; AP and IB DP courses are available in high school. The school is Cognia-accredited and recognized by the Moroccan Ministry of Education as an official American school. The Casa Green Town campus covers four hectares and includes 71 classrooms, laboratories, a library, an auditorium/theater, a cafeteria, a gym, and a 25-meter pool, sports fields, basketball and tennis courts, and two elementary playgrounds. The program is vertically aligned from early years to high school, with cross-subject connections. In high school, DP and AP courses are offered with outlines. The school emphasizes inquiry-based, student-centered learning and multilingual global citizenship, with Scope and Sequence documents for Arabic, English, French, math, science, social studies, art, music, and PE. After-school activities, arts programs, and cultural exchanges enrich the experience.

Ernest Renan School is a French international school in Casablanca's Oasis district, serving students from PS through CM2 in 29 classes (9 in kindergarten). It is affiliated with the AEFE network and follows the French curriculum, with a strong emphasis on multilingualism and intercultural exchange. The campus covers about half a hectare and is organized into learning pods by cycles, featuring three large playgrounds and a dedicated outdoor plateau for physical education. Meals and after-school care are provided by parent associations, which also offer sports and cultural activities after class. A dynamic, caring staff supports student development and uses innovative teaching methods to strengthen languages and cultural awareness. Arabic language is central, taught across cycles 1–3, and Arabic Language Day celebrations include singing, theatre, poetry contests, and calligraphy. The school council provides governance, with parent elections and published minutes, helping foster a close-knit, multilingual learning community. It welcomes families from abroad seeking integration.

École Française Internationale de Casablanca (EFI Casablanca) is a French international school serving nursery through high school in Morocco. The school delivers the official French Ministry of Education program and prepares students to pass brevet and French baccalaureate. EFI operates two International Sections—American and Arabic—within its curriculum and promotes a tri-lingual education in French, English and Arabic, with daily language immersion. To broaden access for non-Francophone families, the Passerelle program offers accelerated French as a Foreign Language (FLE) for early years or accelerated English as a Foreign Language (EFL) for those needing English to follow the 50-50 French-English curriculum. The campuses are located on Casa-Anfa, with primary facilities at 12,500 m2 and secondary at 18,500 m2, including nursery, primary, middle and high school spaces, as well as scientific and cultural facilities and sports areas. EFI is part of Odyssey Education Group network and runs an after-school program and EFI MUN.

Located in Rabat, with campuses in Rabat Souissi, Casablanca Bourgogne, and the Annexe Domaine d'Anfa, the Lycée Français Léon L'Africain is a private AEFE-homologated French international school welcoming up to 900 students from ages 3 to 18. The school follows the French curriculum from preschool through lycée, and combines rigorous instruction with multilingual, intercultural education. From kindergarten, students engage with English for moral and civic education and Arabic for history/geography, while digital and robotics skills are integrated across subjects. In the lycée, students pursue a common culture base, select three specialties in Première and two in Terminale, with ongoing orientation support for higher education. Facilities include spacious, digitally equipped classrooms, science laboratories, a Fab Lab, robotics and culinary labs, plus extensive libraries. Extracurriculars span theatre, arts, music, dance, cinema, field trips and guest talks, along with robotics, swimming, climbing, and sports. The network emphasizes values of excellence, respect and openness.

International School of Morocco (ISM) is a private day school in Casablanca offering an IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) framework aligned with British School Overseas standards. The school serves students aged 6 to 11, with English as the language of instruction and strong support for English language learners. Mother tongue development is encouraged, and additional languages such as French and Arabic are available. The curriculum weaves the IB PYP's inquiry-based units with core Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Units of Inquiry, plus cross-disciplinary themes across subjects. Visual arts, music, drama and physical education are integral to the program. ISM operates on a villa campus in Oasis, where bright classrooms and dedicated creative spaces support collaborative inquiry, and an on-site cafeteria serves meals. Founded in 2011 by Younes Mellouki, the school emphasizes a warm, supportive community that welcomes both expatriate and local families and fosters curiosity, belonging, and lifelong learning together.

Jeanne d'Arc International School is a British international school in Morocco offering the Cambridge Assessment International Curriculum from Early Years through Year 13. The school teaches in English and provides Cambridge Secondary, IGCSE, and Cambridge International AS Levels, along with Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. The curriculum also includes Moral, Social, and Cultural Studies, Arabic, and Islamic Studies, aligned with Morocco's Ministry of Education guidelines. Founded in 1921 by the Sisters of Christian Doctrine, the campus now operates as Groupe Jeanne d'Arc, with Lycée Jeanne d'Arc established in 2011 to allow students to continue within the institution. Cambridge English Assessment label 2019, Cambridge International Education Accreditation 2020, and British School Overseas accreditation 2022 reflect its credentials. Extracurriculars emphasize service learning, internships, and experiences abroad; arts and performance activities include robotics, theatre, and dance, with performances at Mohamed Guessous theater. The school fosters leadership within its Learner Profile and maintains a values-guided community.

Groupe Scolaire la Résidence is a private French-Mission international school network with campuses in Casablanca and Bouskoura, serving students from age 2 to 18. The school follows the French National Education programs from kindergarten through terminale, offering two main tracks: the Bac Français International and the Moroccan International Program. The Bac Français International provides full linguistic immersion in English (British), French, and Arabic for students in the international section or Arabic track. The Moroccan International Program promotes bilingual and bicultural development with instruction in French, classical Arabic, and English. Preparatory classes prepare students for entry to French grandes écoles (scientific: MPSI/PCSI/ MPII; economic: ECT/ECG). The group has 11 establishments, HQE-certified facilities, and more than 5,000 students taught by 500+ staff from over 20 nationalities. Campuses include Palais, La Résidence Casa Anfa, and 2 Mars. Extra-curriculars include sports, arts, and community service. A broad range of after-school clubs and transport services.

Maple Bear Casablanca delivers Canadian education to students aged 2 to 9, from Toddler to CM1, with bilingual labels and trilingual instruction in English, French, and Arabic. The campus is part of the Maple Bear global network, which comprises more than 500 schools in 35 countries, and Casablanca has 14 years of local operation. Classrooms are about 50 m² and typically accommodate around 15 students, with airy spaces and specialized learning environments, a canteen, an amphitheatre, a multimedia library, a music studio, and a computer/technical room. The school supports Canadian educational practices and a low student-teacher ratio. A strong emphasis on experiential, activity-based learning is complemented by a trilingual immersion approach that prepares students for global citizenship. Extracurricular offerings include theatre, music, psychomotricité, yoga, gardening, pottery, and painting, with the Maple Bear Club reinforcing English-language learning through cultural activities that cultivate curiosity, collaboration, and creativity.

The British International School Casablanca (BISC) is a Cambridge-based international school serving ages 3 to 18 on a 20-acre British-style campus in Sidi Missoud, Casablanca. Founded in 2017, it offers Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, BTEC, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and the British Curriculum, with English language instruction and EAL support. Primary learners follow the Cambridge International Primary Curriculum; Year 6 blends English National Curriculum elements; French and Arabic are taught to Moroccan standards. From 3 to 18, students progress through Primary to Senior School toward iGCSE/AS/A2 outcomes and IELTS readiness, with Robotics and Computer Coding added as a stand-alone subject from 2024–2025. The school features a six-lane, 25m indoor pool, Astroturf pitch, Sports Hall, Gym and an Elite Athletic Programme. Distinctive offerings include the Little Beatz dance programme, Music with piano/guitar/drums, and extensive Arts and Sports Centre after-school activities. A House System, Enterprise Day and community outreach underpin leadership and development.

Casablanca American School is a not-for-profit school in Casablanca serving students aged 3 to 18. The curriculum combines an American-style university-preparatory program for Nursery–Grade 12 with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Grades 11–12 and IPC for the Primary years, plus a bespoke approach. The Early Childhood program (ages 3–6) uses The Creative Curriculum by Teaching Strategies and is designated a Creative Curriculum Ambassador School. English is the language of instruction; French and Arabic are mandatory second languages from Grade 2–12, with Spanish offered. Founded in 1973, the school was the first Full IB Diploma Program School in North Africa, with the IB Diploma offered since 1986, serving 45+ nationalities with more than 20 IB courses and an international faculty. The 10-acre Californie campus includes three buildings, 66 classrooms, two libraries, 308-seat performing arts theatre, art and science labs, maker spaces, and outdoor fields. After-school activities exceed 30 offerings for Nursery–Grade 6.

École Montessori Casablanca (EMC) is an independent Montessori school in Casablanca that blends Maria Montessori's approach with British curriculum, serving learners aged 1 to 18 across campuses: CIL Campus (1–6), Californie Campus (1–11), and House of Youth Campus (11–19). Early Childhood program (1–6) includes Toddler Community and Primary Community, emphasizing Practical Life Skills, Sensorial Exploration, Language and Literacy, Mathematics, and Cultural Studies, with individualized learning, guided discovery, and active parent engagement. Blended Program for 6–11 uses Cosmic Education and aligns with UK National Curriculum benchmarks while retaining Montessori foundations. Progressive Program (11–19) follows a British curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Levels options, with core English, Maths and Science, and humanities, wider sciences, and Art and Design/Design Technology, delivered through cross-curricular themes and experiential learning. EMC earned British Schools Overseas accreditation in 2022 and Pearson Edexcel accreditation in 2023. Afterschool activities include Dance, Arabic, Art, Qur'aan, Theatre, and sport such as swimming and rock climbing and wellbeing.

London Academy Casablanca is a private international school inspired by the British education system with campuses in Casablanca and Rabat. The school offers ages 2 to 18 and follows a British-style curriculum across six stages, from Nursery and Reception (EYFS) through Year 9, leading to IGCSE and A Level/NCUK qualifications. The Core curriculum includes English, Maths, Science, Humanities, PE, French, Arabic, Creative Arts and Computing, with trilingual instruction in English, French and Arabic. The school aligns with UK National Curriculum, Edexcel and Cambridge International frameworks. It provides a digital learning environment, including a 1-to-1 device policy from Year 2, a Learning Management System, and ActiveLearn and Century. London Academy Casablanca is officially recognized by the Moroccan Ministry of Education and holds British accreditation and international affiliations including BSO, OxfordAQA, LRN, Cognia and NCUK. A transnational partnership with Gosport & Fareham Multi-Academy Trust (GFM) enhances bilateral educational links and learning opportunities.

The Lycée Français International Louis-Massignon Casablanca (LFILM) is a French-homologated lycée in Casablanca, part of the Mission laïque française OSUI network. It teaches the French national programs with French-certified teachers, complemented by Moroccan Ministry staff and locally recruited colleagues, and it offers a plurilingual curriculum across preschool to terminale. Primary classes are taught in French-Arabic and French-English, while secondary includes international sections delivering a tri-lingual French-Arabic-English baccalaureate; Spanish is studied from grade 5. Language certifications include Cambridge English, CIMA (Arabic), and DELE (Spanish). A Dual Diploma pathway combines the French bac with an online American High School Diploma, and Bachibac is offered as a double diploma. The school runs across three Casablanca sites and hosts a Centre de Connaissances et de Culture, a 9,000-book Bibliothèque Centre Documentaire, a 320-seat auditorium, a 25-metre semi-olympic pool, and a gym. It supports six educational pathways and a digital Student Portfolio to document progress.

Lycee Lyautey is a French international school in Casablanca, directly managed by the AEFE. The curriculum follows the French system and offers three baccalaureate tracks: general, technological, and professional, with BFI and OIB options including an Arabic-language OIB. A CNED-AEFE partnership delivers BTS Commerce International. The school teaches Arabic, English, German, Spanish, and Latin, and provides a European section with English-language management in STMG and English-language History–Geography in ES and L. The campus centers on a large CDI (Centre de Documentation et d'Information) renewed in 2026, with more than 25,000 resources, plus a CIO for higher education guidance. The Nawal El Moutawakel sports complex supports a broad athletics program run by ASLL. The school practices extensive cultural, solidarity, sustainable development, travel, and performance projects and holds the EFE3D sustainability label. Around 3,600 students study here, with strong bac results and graduates gaining access to leading universities worldwide and globally recognized.

Écoles Al Madina in Casablanca offers the IB (MYP) program across three campuses—Californie, Polo, and Ain Sebaâ—serving kindergarten through high school. The school runs a tri-lingual curriculum from early years, with Arabic, English, and French, and Spanish is introduced in middle and high school through Polyglot by Tandem. The Digital Smart School initiative equips every classroom with computers, interactive whiteboards, and projectors, supporting inquiry, collaboration, and research. Coding courses in Python, HTML, and CSS build practical digital skills, while the English program prepares students for TOEFL and CAE. Partnerships with BI Genève, SÉBIQ, the British Council, and Oxford University Press underpin ongoing staff development and multilingual learning. The school emphasizes civic engagement through its three pillars—Curiosity, Connection, and Community—and fosters leadership, creativity, and service through a broad extracurricular program. With radio, student parliament, arts, theatre, and trips, Écoles Al Madina nurtures responsible, engaged citizens ready to meet modern challenges globally.

Collège Anatole France is an AEFE-managed middle school in Casablanca's Belvédère district, offering French collège curriculum under the AEFE network. The college serves collège students and acts stepping stone to Lycée Lyautey, with six classes per level and 24 divisions in a human‑scale campus comprising three buildings and three courtyards. Core subjects include Mathematics, Sciences (Physics and Life Sciences) and Technology, with Arts & EPS and Sciences Humaines forming part of the programme. Students take the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) or the Diplôme National du Brevet International (DNBI), assessed on the socle commun plus final exams; the international option requires two oral exams in Arabic and in History-Geography. Centre de Documentation et d'Information (CDI) is a multimedia space run by two librarians. Extracurriculars include table tennis and climbing, a Musical–Instrumental and Choral workshop, a cinema pathway (Parcours cinéma), and citizenship activities such as Ambassadeurs en Herbe and Francophone exchanges today.

George Washington Academy is a nonprofit American international IB World School serving Pre-K through high school (ages 3 to 18). The curriculum blends American pedagogy with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and Advanced Placement courses. English, French, and Arabic are taught across the grades to support multilingualism and global communication. The school is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and has recognition from the Moroccan Ministry of Education. In Grades 11–12, students may follow three graduation pathways toward a U.S. Diploma, with the IB Diploma Programme forming the foundation for college preparation. The five-hectare campus outside Casablanca features Morocco's largest library, modern technology spaces, a Robotics room, a MakerSpace with a 3-D printer, and a LEGO Innovation Center—the only LEGO Center in Morocco and one of two in Africa. The school participates in MASAC athletics and offers a broad program of after-school activities and clubs, including robotics, arts, and language programs.

Institut Scolaire les Palmiers is an international school in Morocco offering a trilingual program from kindergarten through high school, with English and French language options. The curriculum includes Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and Cambridge IGCSE qualifications, supported by OxfordAQA alignment. The school follows directives from the Moroccan Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training while engaging with internationally recognized bodies. The program runs from age three to the baccalaureate, developing research skills, independent thinking, communication and social responsibility, with emphasis on open-mindedness, balance and self-reflection. Facilities are scalable and staffed by experienced professionals. The school integrates academics with sports and outdoor activities, including horse riding and quad biking. Extracurricular offerings include trips to England and paintball. Cultural and language clubs and an international education aligned with Pearson Edexcel, Cambridge and OxfordAQA help learners maintain cultural identity while gaining global perspectives. This approach supports preparation for higher education worldwide and lifelong learning.

Located in Casablanca, Ecole Belge de Casablanca is a Belgian francophone international school and part of the Écoles Belges au Maroc network. The Casablanca campus offers a Belgian Francophone curriculum from the accueil class (2 years) to the final year of secondary education (18 years). Instruction is in French, with Arabic taught from M3, English from P1, and Spanish from S4. The 7.5-hectare campus in Dar Bouazza sits in a natural environment away from city bustle and includes a 1.5-hectare outdoor space to support an indoor/outdoor pedagogy. The school provides a canteen, daycare, and transport, along with a varied extracurricular program. The CESS diploma provides a solid, internationally recognized pathway to higher education. ExtraClub coordinates creative, cultural, and sports activities for students of all ages, and dedicated arts, cultural, and social/hobby clubs extend learning beyond the classroom. The setting emphasizes hands-on learning within a safe, engaging community that nurtures curiosity.

Located in Casablanca's Almaz district, Lycée Français Guy de Maupassant is a French international day school affiliated with AEFE and IEG Group. It serves students aged 2 to 18, following the French curriculum and preparing for diplomas—Diplôme National du Brevet after collège and Baccalauréat at lycée. A bilingual French–English pathway begins from Moyenne Section, delivering parts of the French curriculum in English alongside language and literature courses to foster fluency in both languages. The school offers traditional French education cycles: Maternelle, Élémentaire, Collège, and Lycée, with language tracks in addition to standard ones. The campus features an amphitheater, a semi-Olympic swimming pool, gymnasiums, libraries, and a Fab Lab for project-based learning with technology tools such as 3D printers and laser cutters. Students benefit from a multilingual, international environment within a modern campus. It is accredited by the French Ministry of National Education as an AEFE partner, with CNED language options.

École Trilingue Internationale is a Casablanca international school serving ages 3 to 18. Opened in 2018 in the Val d'Anfa district, it operates within the Globeducate network and offers a tri-lingual program in French, English, and Arabic from preschool onward. The curriculum combines a Bespoke Curriculum with Cambridge Primary and Cambridge IGCSE; English follows the Cambridge framework while French and Arabic are taught with contemporary pedagogy. The school prepares students for the Moroccan Baccalaureate with the International Option (BIOF). The campus features sports grounds, a media library, motor skills rooms, a restaurant, and an arts space, supporting academic and creative pursuits. The EMILE approach integrates English into science lessons. The Citizenship and Heritage project connects students with Moroccan crafts, including zellige tile work and tapis weaving. A MIT partnership provides immersion English-language internships, and a conference on positive discipline in 2021 underscored the school's emphasis on wellbeing and resilience.