Khalil Gibran School, Marrakesh

Established in 2001, the school is dedicated to the success and fulfillment of every student by balancing innovation with tradition. It operates as a trilingual environment—English, Arabic, and French—aiming to provide an education that opens global opportunities for its diverse international community.

The school offers a complete educational journey across four stages: Kindergarten, Primary, Middle School, and High School. It is a Cambridge Assessment International Education accredited institution, providing a curriculum that allows students to pursue either the Moroccan national system or the British system.

The school reports success in Cambridge examinations and emphasizes its commitment to academic excellence. It aims to shape future leaders by providing a foundation that supports students from early childhood through to higher education.

The admissions process is open to families seeking a trilingual education. Applicants must complete an application form, which may be followed by an assessment test or interview to evaluate academic readiness and English proficiency. Required documentation includes previous school reports, birth certificates, and immunization records, with specific additional requirements for students transferring from other Moroccan institutions.

The campus features modern learning environments equipped with interactive mobile and fixed whiteboards, E-blocks, and a mobile scientific laboratory. Additional facilities include a library, a canteen providing monthly menus, and a dedicated school transport service.

The school organizes community-focused events such as an annual charity run and an annual science fair where students present their projects. These activities are designed to foster innovation, discovery, and community engagement among the student body.