Frequently Asked Questions

Our campuses are in Ouled Fayet and Chéraga, Algiers, Algeria. The preschool–primary campus and a middle/high school campus are in Ouled Fayet, and a second middle/high school campus is in Chéraga.

Enrollment has 2 steps: first, obtain our school’s approval to accept your child (pre-registration); then submit the official transfer request through the Ministry’s parents’ portal, فضاء الأولياء (awlyaa.educationdz.com). You can get started via WhatsApp at +213 549 807 998.

Yes. Azzabene School runs supervised school buses — with no compromise on safety or reliability — taking students to and from school.

Yes. Our cafeteria serves healthy, balanced meals prepared to the strictest hygiene standards. Every menu is checked and approved by the school doctor before being served.

Sunday to Thursday: 7:00–17:00 for preschool and primary, 7:30–16:30 for middle and high school.

Tuition varies by level (preschool, primary, middle, and high school) and by the options chosen, such as transport and cafeteria. For current fees and payment plans, please contact us on WhatsApp at +213 549 807 998 or by phone — our team will send you the full rate sheet for your child’s level.

We deliberately keep class sizes small so every student receives individualized attention. This lets our teachers know each child’s strengths, challenges, and ambitions, and adapt their support accordingly.

Our high school, in Ouled Fayet and Chéraga (Algiers), offers the Sciences and Letters streams and prepares students for the baccalaureate with demanding teaching, regular mock exams, and one-on-one coaching.

From age 3. Our preschool is at the preschool & primary campus in Ouled Fayet, Algiers, and builds sensory, motor, language, and social skills through playful, educational activities.

Yes. Support and remedial sessions for all levels, in small groups, are led by our qualified teachers to reinforce skills, close gaps, and prepare for exams.

Yes. Our school psychologist leads psychological support and specialized educational follow-up for children who need it, in close collaboration with families and teachers.

Yes. The 2026 summer program ran from June 1 to August 31, 2026, for children aged 5 to 15, with swimming, dance, Quran study, communication workshops, languages, cooking, piano, and guitar.