Lycée Lyautey

With a century of history, the school emphasizes a blend of pedagogical tradition, innovation, and cultural diversity. It is committed to fostering citizenship, ecology, and sustainable development, encouraging students to become responsible and engaged members of the community. The school aims to provide an environment of excellence that allows students to flourish and prepare for their future academic and professional lives.

The school offers a full secondary education curriculum, including Collège and Lycée levels, leading to the French Baccalauréat. The academic programme includes general, technological, and professional streams, such as the STMG series. Students also participate in digital skills development through the Pix certification and benefit from structured orientation support for higher education.

The school reports a 99% success rate in the Baccalauréat as of 2024, with 83% of students achieving honors. Graduates are prepared for entry into highly selective higher education institutions, and the school maintains a connection with alumni through the AGORA Monde network to support post-baccalaureate orientation.

The school provides a dedicated health and psychological support service, including a school doctor and a psychologist who is present on-site to evaluate student needs and provide orientations to specialists. An inclusive education policy is in place, supported by the school's health team and teachers to assist students with specific learning or health requirements through PAI, PPS, and PAP frameworks. Digital competency is integrated into the curriculum through the Pix certification program, which is mandatory for students in 3ème and Terminale.

Admissions for the Lycée Lyautey are managed as part of the Pôle Casablanca-Mohammedia of the AEFE. Applications are processed exclusively online via the EFMaroc portal, with the campaign typically running from early January to mid-March. Re-enrollments for current students are handled through the Eduka portal.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar validated by the SCAC, with specific dates for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 years available on the school's website. The school day generally runs until 14:15 for students, with specific access times for morning and afternoon sessions. Wednesday afternoons are reserved for students participating in supervised sports, workshops, or specific courses.

The campus features a CDI (Centre de Documentation et d’Information) and a CIO (Centre d’Information et d’Orientation) to support student learning and career planning. Health services are provided by an infirmary, with staff available throughout the day and automated external defibrillators (DAE) located across the site. Dining services are managed by an external provider, Proxirest, with designated areas and outdoor tents for student meals.

The school hosts an Association Sportive and utilizes the Complexe Nawal Moutawakel for athletic activities, including a mixed football section. Students engage in various workshops, a school radio station (Radio Lyautey), and public speaking competitions such as the "virtuoses de la plaidoirie." Additionally, the Fondation Lycée Lyautey and the school cooperative (ACSM) support student-led projects, including sustainable impact initiatives and cultural activities.