Clubs, sports and opportunities

Art

Explore colour, texture, and shape through playful projects that turn imagination into vibrant creations. Build fine motor skills, visual thinking, and confidence while experimenting with different tools, styles, and techniques alongside friends.

Anfa Park

The Anfa Park field trip invites and Petite and Moyenne Section children to explore autumn through all their senses. By observing leaves, textures and colours, they enrich their vocabulary, refine fine and gross motor skills and develop curiosity about the natural world in a playful, hands-on setting.

Anti-Bullying Ambassadors

Stand at the forefront of kindness and respect as trained peer leaders dedicated to preventing and addressing bullying. Anti-Bullying Cell Ambassadors listen to classmates, identify worrying situations early and help guide students towards appropriate support.

By raising awareness, leading campaigns and modelling inclusive behaviour, they develop empathy, conflict-resolution and communication skills, while taking on the responsibility of fostering a safe, caring and courageous school culture for everyone.

Acro-gymnastics

Explore impressive balances, lifts and tumbling routines that merge gymnastics with acrobatics. Strengthen core muscles, flexibility and coordination while building trust, focus and teamwork through partner and group figures.

This course is held by a renowned Moroccan gymnastics champion every Tuesday from 4.30pm to 6.00pm.

Athletics

Challenge personal limits through running, jumping and throwing events that celebrate individual progress. Build endurance, power and discipline while setting goals, tracking performance and taking pride in every new achievement.

Basketball

Boost stamina, coordination and quick decision-making in dynamic court sessions. Refine passing, shooting and defensive techniques while strengthening collaboration, communication and tactical awareness.

Bouskoura Forest

The Bouskoura Forest visit offers Grande Section students a fully immersive experience in a natural ecosystem. Children observe pine cones, bark and autumn leaves, build specific vocabulary, sharpen observation skills and learn about forest life while cooperating with classmates, making this outing a powerful moment of exploration and discovery.

Chess

Think several moves ahead in strategic games that challenge logic and creativity. Develop patience, concentration and critical thinking while exploring tactics, planning winning combinations and learning to handle both victory and defeat.

Class Representatives

Serve as the voice of the class, acting as a vital bridge between classmates, teachers and the school leadership. Class Representatives learn to listen actively, gather feedback and present ideas clearly, while helping to resolve everyday issues with fairness and diplomacy.

By organising small initiatives, sharing information and supporting classmates’ wellbeing, they develop key competencies such as communication, negotiation, responsibility and respect for different viewpoints.

Drama

Step into different roles and stories, using voice, movement and improvisation to bring characters to life. Build confidence, creativity and communication skills while practising teamwork and enjoying the fun of performing together.

Drama sessions take place every Monday from 4.30pm to 6.00pm.

Dance

Express creativity through rhythmic movement, learning choreographies that blend fun, fitness and artistic flair. Build confidence, posture and musicality while developing strength, flexibility and a love of performing.

Football

Sharpen agility, speed and ball control in energetic matches that build tactical thinking and team spirit. Develop coordination, resilience and leadership skills while enjoying the excitement and camaraderie of the world’s favourite sport.

Green March Celebration

The Green March Celebration marks a historic milestone for Charles Péguy, with the whole school honouring the 50th anniversary of this defining event. This year’s commemoration is even more symbolic, following the 31 October UN resolution confirming the Moroccan nature of the Sahara.

From the youngest pupils to the oldest students, everyone shared an exceptional day filled with immense pride, vibrant patriotism and powerful emotion, reflecting the enthusiasm and unity of the entire educational community.

Handball

Experience a high-energy game that combines speed, strength and sharp reflexes. Improve throwing accuracy, spatial awareness and tactical play while building endurance, cooperation and confidence in both attack and defence.

High School Life Committee

Play an active role in improving high school life by representing student concerns, proposing solutions and leading meaningful initiatives. Members of the High School Life Committee coordinate projects that enhance wellbeing, promote student voice and encourage involvement in school activities and solidarity actions.

Through this responsibility, they develop advanced leadership, advocacy and project-management skills, learning how to run meetings, communicate with administration and put forward constructive proposals that benefit the whole community.

Higher Education Programmes

Hosting a range of higher education programmes on campus exposes students to diverse academic fields and professional pathways. Through conferences, workshops and meetings with experts, they gain insight into future options and feel empowered to plan ambitious, realistic study routes.

International University Fair

The International University Fair brings representatives from leading institutions across Europe, Canada, the United States and Asia directly to the school. By meeting admission teams, asking questions and comparing programmes, students expand their horizons, refine their study plans and feel inspired to pursue international opportunities.

Tous Matheux

Students shine in the “Tous Matheux” competition as they tackle mental maths challenges, logic puzzles and real‑life problem‑solving tasks, either individually or in teams.

Along the way, they sharpen reasoning, perseverance and strategic thinking, gain confidence in their mathematical abilities and discover just how creative and enjoyable working with numbers can be.

Mental Arithmetic

Train the brain with fast-paced number challenges that turn Maths into an exciting mental workout. Boost concentration, memory and problem-solving skills while building speed, accuracy and confidence with calculations.

Middle School Life Committee

Shape everyday life in Middle School by designing projects that bring students together and make school a happier, more inclusive place. Members of the Middle School Life Committee plan events, suggest improvements to school routines and work in teams to turn ideas into reality.

Along the way, they strengthen organisational skills, creativity and initiative, learning how to manage budgets, delegate tasks and collaborate with staff while becoming confident, thoughtful young leaders.

MUN Ambassadors

Take a seat on the international stage by representing the school at Model United Nations conferences. MUN Ambassadors research global issues, prepare position papers and debate complex topics with peers from around the world, strengthening public speaking, negotiation and critical-thinking skills.

By practising diplomacy, building consensus and defending well-argued viewpoints in English and French, they grow into confident, culturally aware young leaders ready to engage with the challenges of our global society.

Orientation Sessions

Orientation sessions guide students in choosing their next steps based on their strengths, aspirations and results. Through personalised discussions with teachers and families, they reflect on progress, discover suitable pathways and make informed decisions about their academic and professional future.

Professional Observation Internship

Professional observation internships immerse students in real workplaces, allowing them to explore different careers and observe professionals in action. These experiences build practical skills, clarify ambitions and develop maturity, responsibility and confidence.

Quran Recitation

Students from Grade 2 (CE1) upwards shine in the Quran Recitation Competition, held once or twice a year. According to their level, they prepare selected surahs, working carefully on memorisation, tajwīd, pronunciation and rhythm.

Over one or two competition days, each student recites individually in front of a panel of judges, who assess accuracy of memorisation, correct pronunciation, respect of tajwīd rules, and confidence and clarity. Winners receive Quran‑related prizes, certificates or special recognition, supporting both spiritual and academic growth.

Quran Recitation 

Deepen understanding of spiritual values through guided reading, recitation and reflection. Improve memory, pronunciation and concentration while nurturing respect, discipline and a sense of identity rooted in cultural and religious heritage.

Classes are held every Wednesday from 1.00pm to 2.30pm.

Rallye Dictation

The Rallye Dictation is a motivating literacy event for CE2, CM1 and CM2 that strengthens spelling, grammar, active listening and confidence in written French.

• CE2 – Consolidation level: short, 50–80‑word texts using familiar vocabulary and basic grammar, with a focus on high‑frequency words and simple proofreading.
• CM1 – Intermediate level: 80–120‑word texts with richer grammar and key tenses, reinforcing listening, application of rules and self‑correction.
• CM2 – Advanced level: 120–150‑word texts with more complex vocabulary, varied tenses and homophones, preparing students for middle school and more autonomous error‑checking.

Across all levels, assessment values accuracy, neatness, team spirit and individual progress over competition.

Robotics

Bring ideas to life by designing, building and programming robots to complete fun challenges. Develop logical thinking, creativity and perseverance while exploring coding, engineering concepts and problem-solving in a hands-on way.

Ramadan Market

The Ramadan Market is a festive highlight of the school year, where Primary School students design, create and sell their own products in a joyful, community atmosphere. By planning their stalls, making items and interacting with visitors, students put classroom learning into practice in real, entrepreneurial situations.

Learners develop creativity, teamwork, communication and basic financial skills, while celebrating Ramadan together in a meaningful and engaging way.

Spelling Bee

Students shine in the Annual Spelling Bee, open to all from Grade 2 (CE1) upwards. They study word lists in advance across three levels – easy, intermediate and advanced – then step into lively classroom selection rounds before reaching a judged final.

Along the way, they grow stronger vocabulary, more accurate spelling and real confidence speaking in front of an audience, celebrating their achievements on stage with certificates, medals and trophies.

Self-defence

Build confidence and awareness while learning practical techniques to stay safe in everyday situations. Practise discipline, focus and self-control, strengthening both body and mind through dynamic, age-appropriate routines.

Table Tennis

Sharpen reflexes and coordination in fast-paced rallies that blend speed, spin and precision. Develop agility, focus and tactical thinking while mastering serve, return and footwork in a friendly, high‑energy environment that builds confidence and team spirit.

Sessions take place every Tuesday from 4.30pm to 6.00pm.

Volleyball

Develop precision, timing and teamwork with upbeat rallies that focus on serving, passing and spiking. Enhance coordination, communication and strategic thinking while building trust and collaboration with every point played.

Training is held every Monday from 4.30pm to 6.00pm at the CAF grounds (Cercle Amical Français).

Zoo Exploration

The Zoo trip helps Primary students (CE2, CM1 and CM2) connect with biodiversity and look at the world around them with fresh eyes. By discovering different animal species and habitats, they deepen scientific understanding, expand vocabulary and nurture respect for nature and living beings.