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Morocco, Tangier
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The origin of the construction of our Center in Tangier dates to the late 1920s. The schooling needs of the Spanish community in Tangier were so important that in 1928 the Consul suggested designating the Cervantes Theatre for school use. The project for a 'Spanish group school in Tangier' was commissioned by Royal Order No. 152 of June 22, 1929 and prepared by eminent architects Rafael Bergamín and Luis Blanco Soler. The project was delivered in January 1930, and its construction was tendered by Royal Order published in the Gaceta de Madrid No. 79 of March 20, 1931, with a contract budget of 642,599.14 pesetas. Construction faced delays due to foundation problems and the contractor's ruin; by the summer of 1936 the complex was completed as an H-shaped building with a central core and four wings.
Carnaval is scheduled for March 26, 2026. The center also hosts events such as the 1st Ramón y Cajal Film Show on February 9, 2026, and Día de las Escritoras on October 13, 2025. The events calendar includes the 2025/26 school calendar and other activities communicated by the center.
AMPA is the parents' association of the Colegio Español Ramón y Cajal. The President is Safae Nabil. The Vice-President is Hafsa Mountacir El Idrissi Hajjaj. The Treasurer is Taieb Bouhlal. The Secretary is María de la O Ruiz Hilario. Email: apa.coleramonycajal@gmail.com.
Colegio Español Ramón y Cajal is a Spanish international educational centre in Tangier, operating under the Spanish Ministry of Education's Education Abroad program. The curriculum, established by the Ministry, provides an integrative view of Spanish and Moroccan cultures, ensuring both Spanish and Moroccan languages and cultures are represented. Linguistic competence is developed in Spanish, Arabic, and English or French, depending on the language studied. The centre spans 16,889 m2, with 11,621 m2 built and 5,268 m2 landscaped, and comprises four buildings housing classrooms, workrooms, and support spaces, plus sports facilities, a garden, and parking. Academic spaces include 27 classrooms, 3 Flexible Grouping Rooms, and specialized areas such as an Arabic Language Room, a Music Classroom, a Library, an Art Room, a Computer/ICT Room, and a Psychomotor Room. After‑school activities run Monday to Friday, including football, basketball, cinema, dance, workshops, and theatre, with cinema projects and cultural events enriching student life.
