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Morocco, Marrakech
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Freedom and responsibility, solidarity and citizenship, and the progressive development of responsible autonomy are core values of the establishment. The school also emphasizes humanism, democracy, tolerance, and critical thinking.
A student with a disability has the right to integration.
English is taught across multiple language pathways in both collège and lycée, including reinforced Arabic with English, a bilingual pathway, and European sections; English features in the LV anglais component of several tracks.
The establishment has a health service consisting of a designated doctor and two nurses. In the second cycle, teaching and supervision staff total 96 teachers and 11 education and supervision personnel, including two CPE.
Safeguarding is anchored in the rules of the establishment: promotion of secularism and tolerance; protection of information and expression within pluralism; respect for people and property, safety, and zero tolerance for violence; compulsory schooling is ensured and students are opened to diverse views.
Lycée Victor Hugo, Marrakech, is a French AEFE international school serving ages 3 to 18 on a campus housing the Auguste Renoir primary and Victor Hugo secondary schools. The school teaches the French curriculum from Petite Section to Terminale, with PS to CM2 in primary and 6e to Terminale in secondary, and prepares students for the same public exams and diplomas as in France. Arabic language is taught under a Moroccan-French partnership supervised by Rabat's Arab Studies Center, reflecting the school's bilingual culture. Located on Route de Targa in Marrakech, the campus serves about 2,400 students, with class sizes of 25–35 and 27 on average. Serge Faure has been principal since 2019. Redevelopment includes a new kindergarten, a science building inaugurated in 2019, and renovations to teaching facilities; a health service, IT and documentation teams support life and learning. The school promotes mobility and cultural exchange within the AEFE network.
