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British International Academy Marrakech
Inspiring Excellence Through British Education.
At the British International Academy Marrakech, we believe that children thrive when they are actively involved in their learning journey. We tap into our pupils’ natural curiosity and inspire them through engaging, dynamic, and thought-provoking lessons.
Our mission goes beyond bilingual fluency in English and French. A British education develops confident, creative, and globally-minded individuals. At BIAM, learning is experiential — students gain knowledge through hands-on discovery, not just textbooks. They are encouraged to think independently, work diligently, and express themselves with clarity and creativity.
IGCSE Average Results
British education at every age
PLAY TO LEARN
Ages 2 – 5 | Pre-Nursery to Reception Young children learn through exploration. Everything they do, from kicking a ball, building with blocks and painting, to singing in a group, is done in English and it is designed to help them understand their environment. Sometimes it gets messy, but it’s always rewarding and develops them socially, mentally and physically.
EXPLORATION AND EVALUATION
Ages 5 – 7 | School years 1 – 2 A more structured approach to the day helps children to start learning how to read, write and count in English. We still encourage children to explore and play, but they are able to describe their discoveries in words and numbers.
COMMUNICATE AND ARTICULATE
Ages 7 – 11 | School years 3 – 6 Children are naturally curious. In Junior school we encourage them to learn about things that interest them while consolidating their numeracy and literacy skills. We teach children how to apply these basic skills to other subject areas – such as Science, Art and History.
INTERROGATE AND DEBATE
Ages 11 – 15 | School years 7 – 9 As children get older we teach them to think more critically. They learn how to investigate, test and think about things rationally.
FOCUS AND EXPLORE
Ages 15 – 16 | School years 12 – 13 Classes are more focused on formal "subject based" learning. Nine or ten IGCSE exams are taken at the end of this stage in different subjects.
THINK AND ACT
Ages 16 – 18 | School Year 12 – 13 / A Level The final two years at school mark the beginning of adulthood. Pupils make choices and work hard during these years that prepare them for university and then the start of their careers. Once pupils have finished their IGCSEs they choose three or four A Level exams – which are accepted by universities around the world.
Our Graduates, Their Future
Proudly accepted to leading universities around the world.
Why Choose BIAM?
Empowering young minds through excellence, bilingualism, and a passion for learning.
