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School life

After the bell, school goes on.

Clubs for every interest, trips to see what the books describe, a cantine that cooks on site, three bus routes and a nurse all day. Everything that makes a child want to come in the morning.

16:30, the robotics club
7 clubs, 3 trips, one palm

Clubs

7 clubs, from 4:30 to 6 pm.

Chosen in September, for the year. Some are included in tuition, the others have their own annual fee.

  • An educational robot arm built on an Arduino boardSunday and Wednesday, 16:30

    Robotics & coding

    Build a robot, program it in blocks and then in Python, and enter it in the regional competition in spring.

    From Primary18 000 DZD a year

  • A carved wooden chess set, a game in progressMonday, 16:30

    Chess

    Openings, endgames and slow games. An in-house tournament every term, and a team in the Algiers schools championship.

    From Primary9 000 DZD a year

  • The school’s small stage, with a terracotta curtain and a teal frameTuesday, 14:00

    Drama

    Diction, improvisation and a play staged every year, performed in Arabic and French for families in June.

    From Primary12 000 DZD a year

  • An oud lying on a parquet floor in low sunlightWednesday, 16:30

    Music (oud, piano)

    Oud and piano in lessons of four, and the choir that sings at the end-of-year celebration.

    From Primary15 000 DZD a year

  • Microscope eyepieces and slidesThursday, 13:30

    Science club

    Microscopes, experiments and the May science fair, where middle-school pupils show their projects to parents. Free.

    From Middle school (CEM)Included in tuition

  • A terracotta paint palette and a brushSunday, 16:30

    Visual arts

    Painting, clay and calligraphy. The year’s work is shown under the arcades on the open day.

    From Pre-school10 000 DZD a year

  • A covered basketball courtThursday, 14:00

    Sports teams

    Basketball, handball and athletics, with inter-school fixtures on Thursdays. Included in tuition.

    From PrimaryIncluded in tuition

Trips

Seeing what the books describe.

Every trip needs a parent’s signed permission, in the parents’ space.

  • The Roman ruins of Tipasa by the sea

    Middle school, for history

    The ruins of Tipasa

    A day at the Roman site by the sea, sketchbook in hand, to see what the history book describes.

  • The Jardin d’essai du Hamma, its fountain and palm avenue

    Primary, for science

    The Jardin d’essai du Hamma

    The great palm avenues and the glasshouses, to recognise the plants studied in class and draw the ones nobody knows.

  • A stepped lane and a fountain in the Casbah of Algiers

    Lycée, for history and literature

    The Casbah of Algiers

    The stepped lanes, the fountains and the courtyard houses, with a local guide, to understand the city we live in.

A cantine lunch tray
The cantine before lunch

The cantine

A proper meal, cooked that very morning.

Cooked on site, menus approved by a dietitian. Allergies are recorded in the pupil’s file.

This week’s menu — The cantine menu, Sunday to Thursday
DayStarterMainDessert
SundayChorba frik (green-wheat soup)Roast chicken and baked potatoesOrange
MondayCarrot and beetroot saladLoubia (white-bean stew) and ricePlain yoghurt
TuesdayGreen salad and tomatoesCouscous with vegetables and chickenApple
WednesdayVegetable soupSlow-cooked lentils and a boiled eggClementine
ThursdayRice and sweetcorn saladBaked fish, rice and green beansFruit yoghurt

Two sittings: 12:00 for pre-school and primary, 12:15 for middle school and lycée.

  • The cantine, five days a week: 48 000 DZD a year.
  • After-school care, 4:30 to 6 pm: 32 000 DZD a year.

Transport

Three routes, followed live.

Three routes in air-conditioned minibuses, an escort on board, and the journey followed live in the parents’ space. A child is never dropped off unless an authorised adult is waiting.

Nakhla’s school minibus
  • A

    Route A — the Heights

    Zone 1

    Morning stops

    1. Hydra06:40
    2. El Biar06:50
    3. Ben Aknoun07:00
    4. Arrives at school07:10

    Leaves in the afternoon · 16:4054 000 DZD a year

  • B

    Route B — the East

    Zone 2

    Morning stops

    1. Kouba06:35
    2. Bir Mourad Raïs06:52
    3. Dely Brahim07:08
    4. Arrives at school07:25

    Leaves in the afternoon · 16:4072 000 DZD a year

  • C

    Route C — the West

    Zone 3

    Morning stops

    1. Saïd Hamdine06:45
    2. Chéraga07:05
    3. Ouled Fayet07:22
    4. Arrives at school07:40

    Leaves in the afternoon · 16:4090 000 DZD a year

Health, prayer and safety

A child kept safe, from gate to gate.

The school infirmary

Health and the infirmary

A qualified nurse is here from the first bus to the last, and the school doctor visits every week. Every visit to the infirmary is reported to parents in their space, the same day.

  • A health and allergy record for every pupil
  • A medical check at the start of the year
  • An emergency protocol posted on every floor
The school prayer room

The prayer room

A plain, light room with an ablutions area next to it, open to middle-school and lycée pupils during the midday break. A supervisor is present.

  • 2areas: girls and boys
  • 1supervisor present
  • 12:15opens, at the break

Safety

  • A single gate, guarded from 7 am to 6 pm
  • Only adults the parents have authorised leave with a child
  • Two evacuation drills a year
  • A child-protection charter signed by every adult

The school day

A day at Nakhla, from 7:10 to 4:30

  1. 7:10, the school minibus drops pupils at the gate
    07:10The bus at the gate
  2. 8:00, morning assembly and flag-raising in the courtyard
    08:00Raising the flag
  3. 8:30, a pupil concentrating on his handwriting book
    08:30In class
  4. 10:15, recess around the palm
    10:15Break time
  5. 12:00, lunch in the cantine
    12:00Lunch
  6. 13:30, chemistry practical
    13:30Practical work
  7. 15:00, basketball on the school court
    15:00Sport
  8. 16:30, the robotics club
    16:30Clubs

Live the day in pictures

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

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