Lycee Francais International Dubai

The school is committed to the success and personal development of each student within a unified and inclusive community. It emphasizes a high standard of well-being and academic excellence, operating as an establishment accredited by the French Ministry of National Education.

The school follows the French national curriculum from maternelle (kindergarten) through to the terminale (final year of lycée). Key features include English language instruction for all students starting from the petite section of maternelle, personalized pathways in middle school (collège) for subjects like theatre and music, and specialized options at the terminale level. The school also provides instruction in Arabic, categorized as either native (ALM) or foreign (ALE) language learning depending on the student's background.

The school reports high academic achievement, with a 100% success rate in the DNB and the French Baccalaureate. It also maintains a very high level of student well-being, as recognized by the KHDA. Graduates are supported through a structured post-baccalaureate orientation programme that includes interventions from universities and higher education institutions.

The school maintains an inclusive approach to education, with specific provisions for students with special needs. It provides a dedicated framework for inclusion and individual support to ensure the success and well-being of every student.

The school requires all students to be registered with the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in Dubai, which is a mandatory process for enrollment. Families must submit specific documentation, including passports, Emirates IDs, and a Transfer Certificate (TC) from the previous school. The school provides a dedicated service to assist parents with these administrative requirements.

The school operates across two campuses in Dubai: the Oud Metha campus and the Mudon campus. The facilities include dedicated administrative and support services for each site, such as infirmaries, transport coordination, and IT support. The school also emphasizes a digital learning environment, with connected classrooms implemented from the CM1 level.

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities, including cultural and sports programmes. Students have opportunities to participate in projects such as the 'Dictée Géante', school radio, and various artistic initiatives like theatre and music. Additionally, the school organizes events such as the 'Printemps des poètes' and educational outings to local cultural events like the Dubai Design Week.