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Morocco, Rabat
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The school is in Rabat, Morocco, on a five-hectare campus in the central Hay Riad neighborhood. The address is Av. Haj Mohamed Bahraoui, Rabat 1022.
Early Learning (Age 3-6); Elementary School (Age 6-10); Secondary School (Age 11-17).
Private international co-educational day school in Rabat; IB World School offering the IB Diploma; boarding program for Grades 7–10.
English as an Additional Language (EAL) program; Counseling & Student Well-Being services.
Morocco
School day runs 8:30 AM–3:30 PM; after-school activities 3:45 PM–4:45 PM.
Transportation services are provided for students.
Application fees
- The application fee is MAD 3,000. Payment for the application fee is made by debit/credit card through the school's online admissions platform (Eduka).
Registration, deposits and initial payment requirements
- A one-time registration fee is required at enrollment (amount is specified in the enrolment/financial agreement).
- An initial deposit equal to 10% of the tuition fee is payable at the time of enrollment; final confirmation of enrollment is granted only after payment of the registration fee and signing the school's financial agreement.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a public, grade-by-grade tuition schedule on its open pages. Tuition amounts and the per-term or annual breakdown for each grade are provided to families in the financial agreement and via the school's parent payment portal (Eduka) at the time of enrollment. The 10% deposit requirement shown above applies to the tuition amount indicated in that agreement.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The published admissions process requires payment of the application fee first, then, upon acceptance, the signing of a financial agreement together with the one-time registration fee and the 10% tuition deposit. The financial agreement issued at acceptance sets the formal billing schedule and balance-payment deadlines.
Boarding fees (where applicable)
- Dar Essalam American School operates a boarding programme for students aged 12 and above (grades 7–10) and began accepting boarding applications for the programme opening in September 2025. Specific boarding fee levels and payment details are not published on public pages and are provided through boarding admissions and the financial agreement.
Other costs and recurring fees
- Transportation: Bus/transport services are offered; families are given information about bus services once an application is accepted. The transport fee schedule is provided to families as part of enrolment documents.
- Cafeteria / meals: A cafeteria service is available; families may choose cafeteria-provided meals or send packed lunches. Charges for meal plans, if applicable, are set out in the enrolment/financial paperwork.
- Activities and external vendor programmes: Some after-school and extracurricular programmes (for example, vendor-led activities) can carry additional fees that are communicated directly to participating families.
- Summer programmes: Example published fees for the school's summer camp (separate from standard tuition) were MAD 6,000 per child (ages 3–4) and MAD 7,500 per child (ages 5–16) for the advertised session.
- Uniforms, books, and school supplies: Specific costs for uniforms, textbooks, or supply packs are not listed publicly; these items and any associated charges are detailed in the financial agreement or provided to families after acceptance.
Refunds and withdrawal
- Refund terms (for application fees, deposits, registration fees, or tuition balances) are set out in the school's financial agreement and admissions/terms documents provided at enrolment. No consolidated public refund schedule is posted on the school's general information pages; families receive the precise refund and withdrawal conditions in the contractual financial agreement.
Fee payment options
- The application fee is payable online by debit/credit card via the admissions platform (Eduka). The school issues invoices and the financial agreement through the parent portal; the financial agreement specifies acceptable payment methods and the billing schedule. Other payment methods (bank transfer, in-person payment, installment options) are defined in the financial agreement for each enrolment case.
Summary of available, up-to-date details
- Publicly posted, specific tuition amounts by grade and per-term / per-year breakdowns are not published on the school's public pages; the admissions materials indicate that tuition figures and the detailed billing schedule are provided to families in the financial agreement and via the Eduka parent/payments portal at the time of enrollment. Known, publishable figures available on open pages are the application fee (MAD 3,000), the requirement to pay a one-time registration fee and a 10% tuition deposit at enrollment, and the example summer camp fees shown above.
55% North American; 12% Finnish; 8% Other Europeans; 15% Other regions; 10% Moroccan.
Dar Essalam American School is a co-educational international day school in Rabat offering an American curriculum with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12. The school serves learners from ages 3 to 17 and sits on a five-hectare campus in Hay Riad neighborhood. Early childhood uses a Finnish preschool curriculum, with play-based, holistic development; elementary combines core subjects with art, music, crafts and PE, while Arabic and French begin in the early years. Middle school features a Makerspace and a Life X-perience course, building project-based learning and language proficiency. In high school, American courses run alongside international language and cultural studies, with electives in art and design and a Personalized Learning Plan. The program culminates in an American diploma, with the IB Diploma available in Grades 11–12. Facilities include a Black Box Theater and a Makerspace; boarding is offered for Grades 7–10; campus supports well-being and leadership through 5Cs.
