Teaching team
The adults who make the school.
A direction of three, 35 teachers and the services that keep the day running. Each is shown by their subject and stage.
fictional charactersDemonstration: the names and portraits on this page belong to fictional characters, generated for the imaginary Nakhla school. Nobody is quoted and no biography is invented.
The direction
Three leaders, one open door.
fictional character Lynda Bensalem
Head of school
The whole school
fictional character Karim Hadj-Ali
Director of studies
Middle school and lycée
fictional character Souad Meziane
Head of pre-school & primary
Pre-school and primary
The teachers
A few faces from the staffroom.
fictional character Meriem Khelifi
English teacher
Middle school (CEM) · Lycée
fictional character Imane Boudiaf
French teacher
Middle school (CEM)
fictional character Nawel Aït Ouali
Tamazight teacher
Primary · Middle school (CEM)
fictional character Amel Rahmani
Mathematics teacher
Lycée
fictional character Yacine Mansouri
Physics teacher
Lycée
fictional character Kahina Ferhat
Life sciences teacher
Lycée
fictional character Rachid Zerrouki
Philosophy teacher
Lycée
fictional character Sofiane Cherif
Computing & robotics teacher
Middle school (CEM) · Lycée
fictional character Djamel Saadi
PE teacher
Middle school (CEM) · Lycée
By department
The whole teaching team
All 35 teachers, grouped by department. Every name belongs to a fictional character.
Pre-school and primary classes
7 teachers- Houda SebaaPre-school teacher · Pre-schoolfictional character
- Lamia FerrahPre-school teacher · Pre-schoolfictional character
- Rachida BenmoussaPrimary teacher · Primaryfictional character
- Zohra HamdiPrimary teacher · Primaryfictional character
- Fadhila RahmounPrimary teacher · Primaryfictional character
- Salima ArabPrimary teacher · Primaryfictional character
- Ouarda MekkiPrimary teacher · Primaryfictional character
Languages
10 teachers- Sonia Hadj-SaïdFrench teacher · Primaryfictional character
- Nawal KerroumFrench teacher · Primaryfictional character
- Selma BrahmiEnglish teacher · Primary · Middle school (CEM)fictional character
- Abdelhamid SaïdaniArabic teacher · Lycéefictional character
- Karima BenhadidArabic teacher · Middle school (CEM)fictional character
- Leïla ChabaneFrench teacher · Lycéefictional character
- Assia BourouisSpanish teacher · Lycéefictional character
Mathematics, sciences and computing
8 teachers- Mustapha KadiMathematics teacher · Middle school (CEM)fictional character
- Hassiba Aït SaadiMathematics teacher · Middle school (CEM) · Lycéefictional character
- Rafik BensalahPhysics & technology teacher · Middle school (CEM) · Lycéefictional character
- Samia RouabahLife sciences teacher · Middle school (CEM)fictional character
Humanities
6 teachers- Mourad BelhadjHistory & geography teacher · Lycéefictional character
- Nora ZitouniHistory & geography teacher · Middle school (CEM)fictional character
- Abdelkrim LamriIslamic education teacher · Middle school (CEM) · Lycéefictional character
- Hamza BoucharebEconomics & law teacher · Lycéefictional character
- Wahiba TalebAccounting teacher · Lycéefictional character
Arts and sport
4 teachers- Lamine HaddadiMusic teacher · Primary · Middle school (CEM)fictional character
- Sihem LazregArt teacher · Middle school (CEM)fictional character
- Amina ChouiterPE teacher · Primaryfictional character
Our commitments
What the school guarantees its teachers — and so your children.
- 40 hof in-service training per teacher per yearSchool policy
- 1appointed mentor for every teacher who joins usSchool policy
- 2peer classroom visits per termSchool policy
- 48 hat most to answer a parent’s messageSchool policy
Hiring
How we choose a teacher
- 1
A trial lesson, in front of a real class
Every candidate teaches for forty-five minutes, observed by the director of studies and a teacher of the subject. We hire a way of teaching, not a CV.
- 2
Command of the subject and its language
A university degree in the subject taught, and the ease to teach it in the national programme’s language as well as the class’s second language.
- 3
A checked record and a signed charter
No adult works with pupils without a criminal-record extract and without signing the school’s child-protection charter.
Come and see the school one morning.
A visit takes an hour: classrooms in the middle of lessons, the cantine, the courtyard at break, and time to ask the direction every question you have.
visits run Sunday to Thursday