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Morocco, Rabat
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The Paul Cézanne School is homologated by the French Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Research. It delivers education in accordance with French programs, pedagogical objectives, and the core values of the French education system. It offers language tracks for all students, is inclusive, and provides pathways in artistic and cultural education (PEAC). The health service provides a welcoming and listening space, and after‑school services and a school meal program are available. It is a digital school connected to the world and to new technologies, with a library (CDI) and student-life spaces (MDL) to support learning.
An active sports association supports student participation in athletics. Sport is a valued part of school life through the association. The school emphasizes sport as part of the educational program and student development. The page notes sport as one of the dimensions of the school experience alongside arts and culture.
The school provides instruction in French and is homologated by the French Ministry, ensuring alignment with French programs, objectives, and values. It offers language tracks for all students and inclusive education, along with PEAC (Parcours d'éducation artistique et culturelle). The school emphasizes a rigorous education grounded in curiosity, rigor, and openness to the world. It is described as a digital school connected to the world and to new technologies. A library (CDI) and a student-life space (MDL, Maison des Lycéens) support learning and student engagement.
Many extracurricular activities are offered, including sport, cinema, visual arts, theatre, and music. Conferences, debates, and exhibitions are regularly organized within the school. School trips to Morocco and abroad are part of the program. Artistic and cultural experiences are valued as part of the student journey.
Ecole Paul Cézanne is an AEFE school in Rabat City serving ages 3 to 11, offering a French curriculum homologated by the French Ministry of National Education. The school is part of the Rabat‑Kenitra pole and is affiliated with Lycée Descartes, ensuring continuity for students who may progress to higher levels in the AFP network. Instruction is in French, with language pathways for all students and a clear emphasis on multilingual, multicultural diversity as central to the educational project. The campus provides a digital learning environment, a CDI library, and a Maison des Lycéens style student-life space, alongside a health service, after‑school services, and a school meal program. With roughly 650 students across 27 classes, the school offers PEAC for artistic and cultural education, regular sport through a dedicated association, and a broad range of extracurriculars, including cinema, theatre, music, visual arts, and enriching field trips for students and families.
