Phone: +44 (0)1883 744392
Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter

Educational Tours in Morocco

What other groups have done with Discover

Below are a few examples of what we arrange for other groups in Morocco — to give you an idea of the variety of opportunities, the contrasting environments, themes that can be explored, and the experiences open to you.

Lesson on a rock outcrop in the desert


Sevenoaks School

Sevenoaks School use their 10 Day Awe and Wonder Geography fieldwork trip to explore themes of extreme environments, hot and arid landscapes, challenges for agriculture, desertification, resources, new technologies, sustainable development…and they engage in community work (2023 saw Sevenoaks building a wall - including collecting the rocks - for the new primary school in Aremd. They continue to raise funds for Education For All)

Sevenoaks Instagram pages are below:

Sevenoaks 2018 School Box initiative in Morocco with their IB Geographers:

Students helping to clear litter in the Atlas Mountains


Bryanston School

7 days of Cultural and Geographical immersion

"It’s been an incredible trip to Morocco for our A2 and A3 Geography pupils – a superb week of cultural and geographical immersion."

Learning outside in the High Atlas Mountains


Crompton House Sixth Form

15 days of charity-linked adventure including climbing Mount Toubkal (North Africa’s Highest Mountain), fundraising for Education For All and community projects in the Imlil Valley.

2022 saw them making themselves physically useful at the old school building in Aremd which is being turned into a community centre and also helping women bake pastries for their bakery business which was kick started by the Girl Guides in previous years.


Southbank International School in London

Southbank International School IB CAS Group 2023 joined their trip with Southbank International School Geography - rivers work, overnight in the Agafay Desert, an ovenight trek in the High Atlas Mountains, and spending time with the girls at Education For All boarding houses in Ouirgane and Talaat n’Yacoub. Louise Carey, CAS Coordinator at Southbank International School said: "We felt honoured to receive the generous hospitality and time of the boarding houses' students and staff and to learn from them. We hope to maintain a connection in the future.


Cambridge University

Undergraduate Paul Bowman shares his experiences of Cambridge University's trip ... 'Different, challenging, rewarding, fascinating - and above all, fun…a fantastic chance to try out our nascent research skills.'
Morocco Easter field trip


The King's School, Canterbury

King's School fifth-formers re-valuate what is important in life.
Fifth Form Morocco Trip 2015