Lycée Lyautey

Lycée Lyautey is one of Casablanca's most historic and prestigious French international schools, belonging to the French Mission (Mission Laïque Française) and operating under the AEFE (Agence pour l'Enseignement Français à l'Étranger) framework. Founded in the early French protectorate era, the school provides education from secondary through baccalauréat level, delivering the complete French national curriculum culminating in the prestigious French Baccalauréat diploma. Annual tuition ranges from approximately €2,000 to €25,000 per year, depending on year group. Lycée Lyautey is one of the largest French schools abroad, serving thousands of students from French families, Moroccan families preferring the French system, and francophone families from across North Africa, West Africa, and Europe. Located on the Boulevard Ziraoui in Casablanca's classic European quarter, the school occupies a historically significant campus that has educated generations of Morocco's French-speaking community. As part of the AEFE network, the school guarantees curriculum continuity for French families relocating globally. The school's large size, prestigious reputation, and proximity to the Consulate make it the flagship French educational institution in Morocco and one of the largest French schools anywhere on the African continent.