Tuesday 17 and 24 November: Maternelle (ages 2–5). Tuesday 1 December: Élémentaire and Collège (ages 6–14). Tuesday 15 December: Lycée (ages 15–18). Visits from 9 to 10 am or from 11 am to 12 pm. Limited places.
And schools you experience.
We don’t want you to imagine our educational project. We want you to experience it.
We invite you to step into our classrooms, meet our teachers and discover how our pupils learn in a language-immersion environment. Maternelle: 17 and 24 November. Élémentaire and Collège: 1 December. Lycée: 15 December.
If your child is between 2 and 18, this visit is for you.
We don’t want you to imagine our educational project. We want you to experience it.
Ideal for families who are:
How your visit will go
It’s not an open day.
It’s a real class, and you’re invited.
A multilingual education from the very start, within a French educational project with an international outlook.
A welcome and a coffee to get to know the school, answer your questions and begin the visit in a relaxed way.
Step into our classrooms and see how a real school day unfolds.
See how we combine French, Spanish and English from the earliest years.
to choose the Lycée Français d’Alicante.
At the Lycée Français d’Alicante, we support every pupil from their very first steps through to the Baccalauréat, in an environment where learning three languages is as natural as playing. Here are some of the reasons why families trust us.
French education
Multilingualism from the early years
International educational project
Personalised
support
An education that prepares for the future
Multicultural environment
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A double official qualification, French and Spanish: the Baccalauréat and the Selectividad (Spanish university entrance exam), which opens the doors to European, British and American universities.
From age 2 (TPS, the first year of Maternelle). Lessons are taught 100% by native French teachers, some of whom are civil servants of the French Ministry of National Education.
From age 2 (in TPS). Later on, pupils can take the B2 and C1 certificates.
Yes, the school is an authorised Cambridge exam centre.
In three languages: French (DELF), English (Cambridge) and Spanish (Instituto Cervantes).
Yes, from Grande Section (age 5) through to Secondary, to France and to other destinations in Spain and abroad.
Yes, from 3º ESO (age 14–15), with schools all over the world, staying with local families.
From age 2 to 18 in the same school, which allows us to follow each pupil personally.
Yes, individual guidance to access higher education in France, Spain or at other universities around the world.
In El Campello, Alicante, a few metres from the sea, in an exceptional location with top-level facilities. By public transport: TRAM Line 3 (L3), Muchavista stop.