No, we are not. 
 

No, we are not a Tier 4 school and cannot sponsor families settling in the UK.

There is no admissions exam or test. However, to enter the Lycée in Première (Year 12) or Terminale (Year 13), we require and examine previous academic reports before making an offer. In addition, we occasionally require prospective students to complete a French test to assess the strength of their skills, for example when they are deciding whether to join the international track or the French bilingual track.

For financial help, we recommend reaching out to the following organisations:

• For French citizens only, contact the French consulate.
   
• For all families, French or not, registered at Lycée International or CFBL, contact the French Scholarship Foundation.

For French citizens, contact the Consulat Général de France in London.

If your child is a French national, the Social Services of the French Consulate manages a scholarship programme. 

For further information, including deadlines for applications, please click on the link below.

https://uk.ambafrance.org/-Enseignement-Bourses-scolaires-772-

or contact social.londres-fslt@diplomatie.gouv.fr

It depends.

Students from English-speaking families are very welcome in our Secondary school (from Year 7 and upward), as we have two tracks: 

• The English International Programme / IBDP is taught 70% in English and 30% in French, with the option of a third language for students with strong French skills. (Otherwise, we suggest students strengthen their French before adding a third language.)

• The French Bilingual Programme is taught 70% in French and 30% in English, and students study a third language as well.

On the other hand, our Primary school is 50/50 bilingual.

• Children who do not previously speak French or English are welcomed from Pre-Reception (PS) through Year 2 / CP because they acquire new languages very quickly at that young age.
• On a case-by-case basis, we can consider students lacking French or with limited French in Years 3 and 4 (CE1 and CE2)
• However, students who don’t already speak French cannot be accommodated in Years 5 and 6 (CM1 and CM2).

They are both excellent and rigorous diplomas! Universities all over the world recognise the French baccalaureate and the IBDP.  You can find out more information through our website or by emailing our IB Coordinator, Ms Maaike Kaandorp at mkaandorp@lyceeinternational.london or our Careers Department at draymond@lyceeinternational.london.

• Pre-registration fee: We require a non-refundable pre-registration fee of £100 to process your application. When you complete the online pre-registration forms, you must include proof of your £100 payment by bank transfer. Without the payment proof attached to the file, we won’t be able to consider your application.
   
• Registration fees: Once your online pre-registration form and £100 payment have been received, we will email you the Offer of Place for your child. You will then have eight days to accept the place by completing the online registration file, uploading all the required documentation, and paying a total of £2,250 — the £1,250 first registration fee (non-refundable) and £1,000 advance payment refundable at the end of the school year.

Please click here for the details on our school fees.

• In the case of postponement: We can freeze the £1,250 first registration fee you paid for one or two years (although the £1,000 advance payment is non-refundable). This means you would secure a seat for your child for the following year and you would only have to pay the £1,000 advance for the first term. But you would still have to restart the registration process again online as some of the information provided can change. 
   
• In the case of cancellation: As per our Terms & Conditions, the £2,250 is non-refundable.

Registration for academic year 2022-21 opened in October 2021.

We welcome students all along the school year.

Please contact us at admissions@lyceeinternational.london.