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Lycée Regnault

Morocco, Tangier

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The school at a glance
Instructs in French
Fees MAD 42,000 - 74,000
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 1913
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum French Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic, English, Spanish, Latin
Strengths Sport, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Lycée Regnault is a directly managed AEFE secondary school in Tangier, Morocco, serving as the reference point for French education in the city. The school operates across two Tangier sites, Rue Chapi and Rue Allal Ben Abdellah, and follows the French Ministry of National Education homologation hours. With 26 classes and 706 students this year, students progress from 6ème to Terminale to sit the French baccalaureate, enabling study in Morocco, France and beyond. Founded in 1913, it is the oldest French lycée in Morocco and forms the heart of the AEFE Tanger pole, coordinating northern AEFE establishments. The curriculum is French, and the school participates in AEFE mobility programs and projects such as eloquence contests and EUROmad 2026. Distinctive features include the Parcours d'éducation artistique et culturel, expanded language pathways including PARLE, and a strong emphasis on citizenship, health education and inclusive practice. Extracurriculars span sport, arts and international exchanges.

13 Rue Allal Ben Abdellah, Tanger 90000, Morocco

The Essentials

Lycée Regnault has instruction in French.

Location
Tangier, Morocco. Lycée Regnault is an AEFE directly managed school and administers the Tanger pole of AEFE's Moroccan network. The addresses are 1, rue Chapi, Tanger 90000, and 13, rue Allal Ben Abdellah, Tanger 90000. It is part of the AEFE network's French education provision in Tangier.

Stages
The school provides secondary education within the AEFE network. It comprises the collège (middle school) and the lycée (high school).

Type
Directly managed by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE)

Country affiliation
France

School day structure
Regular hours conform to the homologation requirements of the French Ministry of National Education.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Lycée Regnault is an establishment directly managed by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) and belongs to the AEFE network. It is also the managing establishment for the Tanger hub, the northern zone of AEFE schools in Morocco.
Fees

Annual tuition at Lycée Regnault ranges from MAD 42,000 to MAD 74,000 for 2026/27.

Application (Droits de première inscription)
- New-student one-time registration fee: MAD 30,000 for most levels. MAD 25,000 for Petite Section (maternelle).

Tuition fees by school level (annual amounts)
- Maternelle (French curriculum): MAD 44,000. Nationaux et tiers (other nationalities): MAD 50,000.
- Élémentaire (Primary) (French curriculum): MAD 42,000. Nationaux et tiers: MAD 51,000.
- Collège (Lower secondary) (French curriculum): MAD 46,000. Nationaux et tiers: MAD 56,000.
- Lycée (Upper secondary) (French curriculum): MAD 48,800. Nationaux et tiers: MAD 60,000.

Per-term / Billing breakdown
- Tuition is invoiced by term. Standard billing split: 40% of the annual tuition due at the first term, 30% at the second-term billing, and 30% at the third-term billing. Each term is payable in advance.

Payment schedules and payment options
- Payment timing options available:
- Single annual payment (one invoice).
- Trimestrial payments on the term schedule (40% / 30% / 30%).
- Monthly instalments by direct debit in up to nine monthly payments (subject to acceptance by the school's accounting officer).
- Accepted payment methods:
- Automatic direct debit (prélèvement automatique).
- Online payment via the parent portal (Eduka).
- Multichannel mobile payment (Fatourati) where banks are partners.
- Payment by cheque to the school's accounting officer.
- Cash deposit at the Crédit du Maroc agency indicated by the school.
- Payments via Cash Plus or partner points of sale (Fawatir).
- Bank transfer in euros to the school's Trésor Public account (IBAN shown on invoices) or in dirhams to the Crédit du Maroc account (IBAN shown on invoices).
- Receipts are available on the parent Eduka portal.

Exam fees (official national exams)
- Candidates who are enrolled in French schools in Morocco (or CNED regulated candidates):
- Brevet: MAD 600.
- Épreuves anticipées (first-year exam): MAD 600.
- Baccalauréat: MAD 1,300.
- Candidates libre / CNED libres / pupils from non-homologated establishments:
- Brevet: MAD 1,000.
- Épreuves anticipées: MAD 1,200.
- Baccalauréat: MAD 2,500.

Boarding / internat
- Lycée Regnault is listed and operated as a day school; there are no boarding fees because the school does not run a full boarding service.

Other costs and ancillary fees
- School supplies and textbooks: Parents are responsible for required school materials and manuals; the school publishes grade-by-grade supply lists and manuals for the year (lists are provided per level). Charges for specific textbooks or materials may be required at the start of the year.
- School canteen / demi‑pension and transport: fees for lunch services or transport, if offered, are administered separately and billed according to the regime chosen; no standard boarding/pension fee is listed.
- Discounts / sibling reductions: the first-registration fee includes sibling concessions in which the second child receives a 50% reduction on the first-registration fee and the third (and subsequent) children are free of the DPI; local AEFE employees may benefit from exemptions provided under their contract.

Refunds, departures, and adjustment rules
- The first-registration fee (DPI) is non-refundable.
- If a pupil leaves during the school year, the full month in which departure occurs is due (calculated as one‑tenth of the annual tuition). Arrival during the school year makes the month of arrival fully due (one‑tenth of annual tuition).
- No routine prorated refunds are issued for temporary teacher absence, short-term school closures, or normal absence of the pupil; exceptional fee adjustments for consecutive absences greater than 30 calendar days for medical reasons may be considered on written request and require medical justification.
- Non-payment or breach of agreed payment schedules can lead to suspension of re‑enrolment, recovery procedures and possible legal action; any costs of recovery (administrative or legal) are charged to the family. The school requires settlement of outstanding sums before re‑registration or re‑enrolment.

Summary of the principal numeric amounts (quick reference)
- Annual tuition examples: MAD 44,000 (Maternelle French) / MAD 48,800 (Lycée French) / MAD 60,000 (Lycée other nationalities).
- DPI (first registration): MAD 30,000 (standard); MAD 25,000 (Petite Section).
- Exam fees for enrolled candidates: Brevet MAD 600 / Bac MAD 1,300.
Academics

Lycée Regnault teaches French Curriculum.

Curriculum
The lycée Regnault is a directly managed establishment within the AEFE network. It also administers the Tanger pole, the northern zone of AEFE establishments in Morocco. It is a reference for French education delivered in Tangier and is currently undergoing significant development as part of the plan for developing French education abroad and Cap 2030 set by the President of the French Republic. This year the lycée has 26 classes and 706 students. The grade distribution is: 6ème – 4 classes (91 students); 5ème – 4 classes (103); 4ème – 4 classes (111); 3ème – 4 classes (115); 2nde – 4 classes (112); 1ère – 3 classes (93); Terminale – 3 classes (81). The standard hours comply with the homologation requirements of the French Ministry of National Education.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The College Life Council (CVC) is a student body that promotes pupil involvement in the life of the collège, with exchanges aimed at improving the school's functioning and pupils' living conditions. The lycée life includes the CVL, a student delegation that engages lycée students in decisions, discusses orientation, and addresses school-life matters. Eco-delegates lead projects to improve biodiversity, reduce energy consumption, promote eco-responsible actions, and combat food waste, acting as ambassadors to services and school authorities. A range of after-school workshops is offered during the midday break, including a journalist club, Manga, visual arts, circus, computing and programming, and a Reading Club. These structures support student engagement and well-being across both the collège and lycée.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Inclusive education is a priority at the Tanger pole. A full-time inclusive-education teacher has been created to oversee, support, and facilitate the implementation of inclusive provisions within École Berchet and Lycée Regnault. A wide range of support measures are developed to assist learners with special educational needs and enable their success within the school community.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is taught as part of the language policy, with a consolidated English program from the first degree. The project includes formal language pathways (PARLE) and the strengthening of language teaching, including the host-country language, with a plan to enhance language offerings such as Spanish. English instruction is consolidated at the early levels.

Mental Wellbeing
The project includes a health-education pathway (Parcours éducatif de santé) to support pupil well-being. The priorities also emphasize developing a calm, welcoming climate and include a policy to prevent violence and harassment and to address discrimination.

Safeguarding
There is a policy to prevent violence and harassment and to combat discrimination. The internal regulations emphasize safety, respect, discipline, and personal development, and define clear rules of life to support a secure school environment.
Parent Experience

History
Directly managed establishment, Lycée Français Eugène Regnault corresponds to the secondary component of the AEFE Tanger pole. It is the oldest French lycée in Morocco, founded in 1913. Deeply rooted in Tangier, it welcomes middle-school and high-school students pursuing a French baccalaureate, which enables them to continue studies in Morocco, France and around the world.

Community
It forms part of a vibrant educational community at the Berchet-Regnault campus. Students participate in EUROmad 2026, a simulation of EU institutions. The Regnews student journal returned with a new edition fully written by students. The lycée hosts initiatives such as the Quinzaine des Enseignements de Spécialité (EDS) and participates in the Dictée du Maroc and the Non au Harcèlement competition. UCPE organizes the Berchet and Regnault book fair.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
UCPE (Union des Conseils de Parents d'Élèves) organizes the Berchet and Regnault book fair at the school.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Lycée Regnault is a directly managed school within the AEFE network. It administers the Tanger pole, the northern AEFE zone in Morocco. It is a reference for French education in Tangier and is undergoing significant development to fulfill the plan for the development of French education abroad and the 2030 milestone set by the President of the Republic. This year the school has 26 classes and 706 students across the levels: 6th grade (4 classes, 91 students); 5th grade (4 classes, 103); 4th (4 classes, 111); 3rd (4 classes, 115); 2nd (4 classes, 112); 1st (3 classes, 93); Terminale (3 classes, 81). Timetables follow the official hours in line with the French Ministry of Education homologation. The school operates at two Tangier sites: 1, Rue Chapi and 13, Rue Allal Ben Abdellah, 90000 Tangier.

Sports Facilities
The lycée Regnault sports association is dynamic and active, with about 150 students enrolled in activities such as basketball, football, and sailing for all students. Training sessions take place on Wednesday afternoons under the supervision of four PE teachers. Competitions are organized in districts, inter-districts, and finals, bringing together around 1,500 students from various French establishments in Morocco. In the latest competitions, the girls' cadette basketball team were Moroccan champions, the boys' cadet basketball team were Moroccan runners-up, and the minimes and juniors finished third in Morocco.

Academic Facilities
Priority A aims to pursue educational excellence and pedagogical innovation. The school implements the Artistic and Cultural Education Path and strengthens mastery of the S4C in culture. It promotes inclusion across the school, college, and lycée with continued integration of students with special needs and improved accessibility. It also seeks to harmonize inter-cycle transitions from early years through Terminale, enhance science teaching, and standardize teaching and assessment practices. The school also outlines dedicated paths for arts and culture, future planning, citizenship, and health education as part of its overarching framework.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular development emphasizes AEFE involvement and international opportunities. The school participates in AEFE actions such as eloquence contests and orientation activities, as well as mobility programs, science promotion, and arts and sports initiatives. It engages in international exchanges and projects, including EUROmad 2026, a simulation of European institutions, and supports student leadership and solidarity projects through AED Maroc activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The PE 2020/2025 centers on four axes: excellence in education and innovative pedagogy; a calm and fulfilling school climate; student engagement and autonomy; and an ambitious language policy opening the Tanger AEFE pole to international collaboration. Priority A includes the creation of the Parcours d'éducation artistique et culturel, Parcours Avenir, Parcours Citoyen, and Parcours éducatif de santé. Priority C aims to promote student engagement and autonomy through projects and student bodies, with active involvement in AEFE actions and Moroccan zone initiatives. Priority D focuses on formalizing and expanding language pathways, strengthening French and the host language, and developing language initiatives such as PARLE, including mobility and exchanges.

Arts & Creative
The lycée implements a Parcours d'éducation artistique et culturel. The pathway supports the development of artistic and cultural projects as part of the educational program. Students participate in AEFE Morocco activities and competitions related to arts and culture, including eloquence contests. The framework encourages cross-disciplinary artistic collaboration and creative expression within the AEFE network.

Cultural & Language
Priority D formalizes and expands language pathways, strengthening mastery of French and the host language; establishes PARLE programs; and develops opportunities in Arabic OIB/SI and Spanish language. The school also promotes international mobility and exchanges and builds partnerships with AEFE and other international partners. It seeks to innovate in language teaching, including projects such as Model United Nations (MUN) and enhanced English instruction at the primary level.

Social & Hobbies
Priority C supports student initiatives and co-curricular projects; uses student councils; fosters solidarity projects; enables new spaces to develop autonomy. Students actively participate in AEFE network actions, including eloquence contests and mobility programs, and engage in science and arts projects through the AEFE Maroc framework. The approach emphasizes collaboration among students across cycles and the development of communal interests and hobbies within the school community.

Community & Service
The school emphasizes community engagement and solidarity through the Parcours Citoyen and AEFE Maroc projects, and promotes cooperation with local and international partners. It participates actively in AEFE network actions and Moroccan consortium projects, fostering civic responsibility and service learning. The planning also includes sustainable development initiatives and policies to create a more socially responsible school environment.

Leadership & Professional
Parcours Avenir provides career guidance and supports future study choices within the AEFE network. There is a strong emphasis on student leadership and autonomy through active participation in student bodies and cross-institutional projects. Students are encouraged to engage in competitions, mobility programs, and projects that build professional skills and networks.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Parcours éducatif de santé is part of the education pathways. Priority B aims to create a calm, inclusive climate and prevent violence and discrimination while clarifying rules of life at the school. The sports association is active, with activities such as basketball, football, and sailing, and training sessions on Wednesday afternoons. The plan also aims to improve spaces and scheduling to enhance wellbeing at the school.
Languages

Language Provision
The lycée Regnault is a direct-managed establishment within the AEFE network, and it is also the managing institution of the Tangier pole, the northern zone of AEFE establishments in Morocco. A true reference for French education delivered in Tangier, the establishment is currently undergoing significant development to fully play its role in the plan for the development of French education abroad and the 2030 horizon set by the President of the French Republic. This year it has 26 classes and 706 students: Sixth grade – 4 classes, 91 students; Fifth grade – 4 classes, 103 students; Fourth grade – 4 classes, 111 students; Third grade – 4 classes, 115 students; Second grade – 4 classes, 112 students; First grade – 3 classes, 93 students; Final year (Terminale) – 3 classes, 81 students. Spanish is taught by the Spanish language team.
Admissions

Admissions
The admissions process is fully online on efmaroc.org. Admissions decisions are made by commissions that bring together the school heads and the managers of the service in charge of French education. They are made solely on the basis of the families' wishes, and in consideration of available places. Admissions follow a single, mandatory online procedure for all levels (primary, collège, lycée, post-bac). There are two tracks: admission of students from PS to terminale; and admission of students based on their school records from MS to 2nde (MS-GS and CP on interviews; CE1 to 2nde on review of school reports). Registrations for all levels (from PS to terminale) are generally carried out at the start of the calendar year via a single online process on inscriptions.efmaroc.org. Tuition fees for the 2026-2027 school year are: Maternelles — French: 44,000 Dh; Nationals and other nationals: 50,000 Dh; Élémentaires — French: 42,000 Dh; Nationals and others: 51,000 Dh; Collège — French: 46,000 Dh; Nationals and others: 56,000 Dh; Lycée — French: 48,800 Dh; Nationals and others: 60,000 Dh. First-time registration fees: 30,000 Dh for all nationalities and levels, except for the Petite Section of maternelle: 25,000 Dh. Exam fees: For candidates enrolled in French education establishments in Morocco or regulated CNED: Brevet 600 Dh; Epreuves anticipées 600 Dh; Bac 1,300 Dh. For independent candidates, CNED free and students from non-homologated establishments: Brevet 1,000 Dh; Epreuves anticipées 1,200 Dh; Bac 2,500 Dh. Tariffs appear in the PDF. Bourse: The Protection and Social Action Service of the Consulate General of France in Tangier awards scholarships to Tanger AEFE students from Petite Section to Terminale on family request and under certain conditions: The child must be French; be at least 3 years old during the year; reside with the family in Tangier; be registered in the list of French nationals living abroad. More information on the scholarship is available at ma.consulfrance.org.

Scholarships
Scholarships: The Protection and Social Action Service of the Consulate General of France in Tangier awards school scholarships to Tanger AEFE students from Petite Section to Terminale on family request and under certain conditions: The child must be French; be at least 3 years old during the year; reside with the family in Tangier; be registered in the register of French nationals living abroad. All information is available via the link ma.consulfrance.org.
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