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Cutting-edge education that emphasises both theoretical and practical learning across various subjects, incorporates a multilingual approach, and, most importantly, prioritises the psychophysical well-being of its students. These are the foundations of the educational project at the Jacques Majorelle School in Ben Guerir, the capital of the Rehamna province in central Morocco.
The school benefits from significant connections, some of which extend beyond national borders. In addition to its branch in Marrakech, it collaborates with the prestigious Mohammed VI Polytechnic and is part of the OSUI-Milfmonde network (Mission laïque française), a secular non-profit organisation founded in Paris in 1902 to promote French language and culture abroad.
The aim of the educational project is not only to prepare students for the higher levels of education but also to stimulate their cognitive skills, provide opportunities for creativity, promote inclusion and socialisation, and, above all, foster respect for the environment by introducing them to the principles of eco-sustainability.
The many resources include a modern library that offers both printed volumes and digital teaching aids to enhance students&#8217; vocabulary skills, supporting their studies across various subjects. Additionally, significant emphasis is placed on scientific experimentation, drawing inspiration from the innovative STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) approach. This interdisciplinary method aims to encourage creativity, manual ability, and analytical thinking in students, equipping them to think outside the box and prepare for the complexities of an increasingly demanding job market, particularly in the realm of technical and scientific knowledge.
To support teachers and students in their activities, there is a growing need to create spaces that are healthy, safe and that boost performance. In this context, lighting plays a crucial role. Therefore, the task of illuminating the Moroccan school building was entrusted to Disano. With extensive experience in school lighting, the company selected a range of products – including Roda Basic, Liset 2.0, Pastilla Vertical Line, Snow, Fenix, Marte, Rodi, Radon HP, and Rodio – to meet various requirements and installation environments. These luminaires share exceptional reliability, efficiency, and durability.
Each fixture, designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, represents a pinnacle of high-performance LED technology, achieving outstanding lighting parameters. They offer a high colour rendering index and an exceptionally long service life, combined with a stable and comfortable light output that is both glare- and flicker-free, ensuring protection for the human eye and contributing to environmental sustainability.
Moreover, this lighting system leads to a significant reduction in energy and maintenance costs – a crucial element for a building that requires artificial light for many hours each day.
At the Jacques Majorelle School in Ben Guerir, Disano has installed top-of-the-line LED lighting to allow teachers, students, and all other school staff to see clearly. This goes beyond just improving visibility; it ensures that their eyesight is fully protected while enhancing concentration and optimising both academic and teaching performance.

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