Classical Arabic for children — as a mother tongue.

How children learn here

Through stories, songs, drawings, and short plays — all in fully voweled classical Arabic. The child's first encounter with the language is joy, not rules.

Three age groups

• ◆Cubs (6–8) — letters, sounds, short stories, songs.
• ◆Sparrows (9–11) — reading short books, first writing, simple grammar games.
• ◆Falcons (12–15) — classical texts, real grammar, the beginning of poetry.

For families abroad

Many of our children are growing up in francophone or anglophone homes. We work closely with parents to build a small daily ritual of Arabic at home — even ten minutes a day is enough.

Weekly format

One sixty-minute class per week, on Saturday or Sunday. Small groups of eight children maximum, always with the same teacher.