London Academy Opens its 3rd Morocco Campus in Casablanca’s Dar Bouazza

A statement from the British international education provider stated that the opening of its third campus in Morocco aligns with the UK-Morocco bilateral cooperation.

Rabat – British international education provider London Academy has announced the launch of its third campus in Morocco.

London Academy said in a statement on Wednesday that the opening of the new campus reflects a “significant” milestone in bilateral ties between Morocco and the UK, especially in education.

The school will nestle in Dar Bouazzza, Casablanca, and will open its doors for students in September for the fall term.

“The new Dar Bouazza campus underscores the ongoing collaboration between Morocco and the United Kingdom to enhance educational opportunities and cross-cultural exchange,” the statement said.

The school emphasized that the Dar Bouazza area is a rapidly developing suburb of Casablanca, citing the region’s residential communities, modern amenities, and expanding educational infrastructure.

The British-Morocco education agreement covers expanding access to high-quality British education, facilitating teacher exchanges, and promoting mutual recognition of qualifications.

Samir Benmakhlouf, Chief Executive Officer of the London Academy, expressed satisfaction with the opening of the third campus in Morocco, emphasizing the importance of partnership between Morocco and the UK.

He said this partnership demonstrates “our shared commitment to delivering high-quality education that prepares Moroccan students for global opportunities.”

The school invited interested families to register interest by sending them an email for more information, adding that they will host information sessions and outreach events in Casablanca and Rabat to share more insights into the program.

The London Academy opened its first campus in Casablanca in 2017, and later its second in Rabat in 2020.

“London Academy has graduated more than 80 students who have progressed to world-class universities, including Columbia University, University of Oxford, University of Manchester, and the University of Sheffield, among others,” concluded the statement.