Kindergarten

At Averroes College, Kindergarten begins in a safe, warm, and inspiring environment where children learn through play, creativity, movement, and exploration. Our trilingual approach in Arabic, English, and French builds strong early foundations in language, communication, mathematics, and independent learning.

Children also develop creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, confidence, and healthy habits through educational toys, sports, smart learning tools, and age-appropriate activities. Moral and religious education supports kindness, responsibility, and strong values, while creative projects and simple scientific discoveries encourage curiosity and a lifelong love of learning.

Primary Education (Grades 1 – 6)

Our Primary program builds a strong academic foundation through interactive, student-centered learning. Students strengthen their Arabic, English, and French skills while developing literacy, logical thinking, scientific inquiry, and independent learning. From Grade 4, customized AI-assisted study booklets created by our faculty help simplify concepts, address learning gaps, and support different learning speeds.

Students are also introduced to digital literacy, STEM, research, experimentation, and project-based learning through classroom activities and science fairs. Moral and religious education further develops ethics, responsibility, and strong personal values, helping students grow into confident, respectful, and well-rounded individuals.

Intermediate Education (Grades 7 – 9)

The Intermediate stage prepares students for Brevet examinations while advancing analytical thinking, digital skills, programming, and AI-assisted learning. Customized study booklets developed by our faculty strengthen comprehension, study habits, and exam preparation.

Students are encouraged to turn knowledge into achievement through STEM, science competitions, and national innovation contests, with Averroes students earning multiple national awards. Alongside academic excellence, moral values, integrity, tolerance, and social responsibility remain central to developing confident and responsible young individuals.

Secondary Education (Grades 10 – 12)

Our Secondary program prepares students for national Baccalaureate examinations and higher education through three specialized tracks: Life Sciences (LS), General Sciences (GS), and Sociology & Economics (SE). Faculty-authored study booklets support academic achievement, while advanced STEM, robotics, 3D CAD, programming, and AI develop practical and future-ready skills.

Students receive full support to participate in scientific research, national competitions, university fairs, and innovation projects, achieving multiple national awards and honors. Alongside academic and technological excellence, ethics, critical thinking, social responsibility, and strong values prepare graduates for university and beyond.

Smart Education Department

Personalized Learning & Customized Educational Nurture

At Averroes College, we believe that every child possesses a unique mind, an individual learning rhythm, and unlimited potential. Our Smart Education Department, licensed by the Ministry of Education since 2015, is an empowering space created to offer custom-tailored, individualized education for students who thrive best with specialized learning strategies. Guided by a compassionate team of educators holding advanced qualifications in customized pedagogy alongside university teaching degrees, the department operates warm, small-scale classrooms hosting between three to twelve students. This intimate setting ensures that every child receives dedicated, one-on-one attention while learning at a dignified pace that honors their self-esteem, emotional well-being, and personal confidence.

Our holistic curriculum seamlessly combines the national academic framework with custom developmental activities—including speech fluency, psychomotor coordination, and occupational life skills—designed as empowering daily experiences rather than clinical routines. For children with unique learning or social communication profiles, our team applies world-renowned, student-centered methodologies—such as Montessori for foundational discovery, Denver and Son-Rise for interactive engagement, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for positive guidance, and specialized autism support rooms with full-time assistants. Diagnostic evaluations are conducted with the utmost care, confidentiality, and respect for parents’ feelings, focusing on unlocking innate intelligence, memory strengths, and visual-spatial talents. Rather than placing children under traditional academic pressure, the department maintains a supportive framework centered on continuous promotion through Grade 12, guiding students through official Ministry-approved modified examination options so that every child can achieve academic progress and personal independence on their own inspiring terms.

Summer School & Quran Courses

Averroes Summer Experience

At Averroes College, learning continues beyond the classroom—and throughout the summer. Our Summer School offers age-appropriate programs combining academic enrichment, languages, mathematics, sports, chess, creative activities, and educational games in an engaging and positive environment. Dedicated programs also provide specialized learning, speech and language support, behavioral development, and individual attention for students in our Smart Education Department. It’s a summer designed to help every student learn, play, grow, and build confidence.

During the summer, Masjed Al Ward, affiliated with Averroes College, offers a comprehensive program centered on Quran learning, proper recitation, and memorization in a welcoming and encouraging environment. Through Quran competitions and engaging activities, students are motivated to progress while building a stronger connection with the Holy Quran. Beyond memorization, the program emphasizes character building and Islamic values, nurturing self-discipline, respect for parents, good manners, responsibility, and respect for society and the community, helping students reflect what they learn in their everyday behavior, relationships, and responsibilities.