Morocco, Marrakech
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Planète Montessori International School operates across three Marrakech campuses: Targa's Campus, Agdal's Campus, and the MYSK campus for Middle and High School learners. The MYSK campus features expansive outdoor areas thoughtfully designed to encourage creativity, play, exploration, and overall well-being, with modern learning spaces to support project-based and inquiry-driven learning. Among the key facilities are a 300-seat amphitheatre for performances and presentations; a fully equipped technology lab; an indoor sport hall; an outdoor multisport field; a dedicated art studio; three music rooms; a clay tennis court; and a spacious dining hall.
Indoor sport hall; outdoor multisport field; clay tennis court.
Fully equipped technology lab; innovative classrooms designed for flexible learning; a dedicated art studio.
After-school activities; school events; school camps; Montessori Model United Nations (MMUN) participation; access to the library.
Planète Montessori International School in Marrakech is an IB World School that blends the Montessori programme for ages 1–12 with the International Baccalaureate frameworks, offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The school serves learners from age 1 to 16 and operates across three campuses: Agdal, Targa, and MYSK. It is accredited by the International Baccalaureate for the PYP and is BSO-accredited, with English as the main language of instruction from the Casa (ages 3–6) environment. Arabic and French are taught to support intercultural awareness, and the school follows Moroccan Ministry of National Education guidelines. The MYSK campus features expansive outdoor spaces and a 300-seat amphitheatre, a technology lab, an indoor sport hall, an outdoor field, an art studio, and multiple music rooms. The campus emphasizes inquiry-based learning, independent research, community service, MMUN participation, and a high school expansion plan for the future.