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Morocco, Casablanca
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The Ernest Renan School is located in the Oasis district of Casablanca and welcomes students from PS to CM2 in 29 classes (9 in kindergarten). The campus spans about half a hectare with three large playgrounds and a sports plateau. The school delivers education through innovative actions that strengthen multilingualism and intercultural exchange, supported by a dynamic and caring staff. It is part of the AEFE network.
Arts and cultural activities are part of school life. For example, Arabic Language Day features CM2 singing with the Kanoun, theatre performances, poetry contests, and calligraphy workshops.
Arabic is taught at cycles 1, 2, and 3. The school marks Arabic Language Day each year with activities including songs, theatre, and calligraphy. The 2024 Arabic Language Day theme was 'Arabic language and artificial intelligence: advancing innovation while preserving cultural heritage'.
Meals and daycare are provided by the parent associations, which also offer sports and cultural activities during extracurricular time.
There is a Conseil d'école (school council) with published minutes. Elections of parent representatives to the council are held.
The cafeteria and daycare services are provided by parent associations, and after-school programs include sports and cultural activities to support student wellbeing.
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.
