Collège des Frères Maristes Champville

The school is a Marist institution guided by the charism of Champagnat, emphasizing values such as love of work, effort, simplicity, and proximity. It aims to be a global family that fosters solidarity, justice, and responsibility while providing an evangelizing educational platform. The school focuses on listening, dialogue, and accompanying students to help them transform their reality through education.

The school offers a structured academic programme divided into cycles: Maternelles, Benjamins, Minimes, Petits, Moyens, Grands, Secondaires, and Terminales. The curriculum includes core subjects such as French, Arabic, English, mathematics, sciences (physics, chemistry, SVT), history-geography, and social sciences. Students follow pathways leading to either the Lebanese Baccalaureate or the French Baccalaureate.

The school prepares students for the Lebanese Baccalaureate and the French Baccalaureate, with dedicated guidance services to assist with university and career planning. The orientation service provides individual counseling, university forums, and vocational workshops to help students build their future projects. Graduates are celebrated through an annual awards ceremony and a formal graduation event.

An inclusion team, consisting of four school psychologists, two psychomotricians, a speech therapist, an orthopedagogue, and a social worker, supports students with specific needs. The team provides personalized schooling plans (PPS), early identification of learning difficulties, and classroom accommodations to promote autonomy and social integration. They also coordinate with the educational staff and families to ensure equal participation for all learners.

The school accepts applications for the 2026-2027 academic year across all levels, from preschool (PS/KG1) through to the final year of secondary school (Terminale). The admissions process requires a formal application dossier, which includes student identification, family information, and previous academic records. Prospective families are invited to attend Open Days organized by the communication team to learn more about the school.

The campus features specialized facilities to support its diverse programmes, including sports infrastructure for its various teams and clubs, and a library/media center (BCD-CDI). The school also provides essential services such as a canteen, medical infirmary, and transportation services for students. Dedicated spaces are utilized for academic departments, including science laboratories for chemistry, physics, and life sciences (SVT).

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities from November to May, including sports such as judo, taekwondo, basketball, football, tennis, gymnastics, and climbing. Cultural and artistic options include ballet, hip-hop, break-dance, theater, and visual arts. Additionally, students may participate in movements such as the Scouts, the Eucharistic Youth Movement (MEJ), and Christian Life Groups (GVX).