Lycée Antoine-de-Saint-Exupéry

The school is an international, plurilingual, and diverse institution that aims to form students with critical thinking skills and a commitment to their environment. Its educational project is based on four main pillars: plurilingual education, academic excellence and student success, the formation of 21st-century citizens, and a commitment to educational innovation. The model balances academic rigor with a focus on student well-being and intercultural development.

The school offers a curriculum homologated by the French Ministry of Education and is part of the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) network, while also adhering to the general orientation of the Chilean public education system. The academic programme spans from pre-school (maternelle) to the final year of secondary school (terminale/cuarto medio). Instruction is provided in French, Spanish, and English, with a focus on developing academic, social, and personal competencies.

Students follow an educational path that prepares them for higher education in Chile, France, or abroad. They have the opportunity to obtain the French Baccalaureate while also meeting requirements for the Chilean university admission system, benefiting from a bilingual and plurilingual education that includes French, Spanish, and English.

The school maintains a Department of Psychology to support student well-being and health. Additionally, it has established comprehensive protocols for school coexistence, health, and safety, including procedures for addressing bullying, emotional regulation, and mental health, as well as support for students with specific needs.

The school admits students without discrimination based on creed, nationality, language, economic status, or religion. The process involves an online application, a family interview, and a review by the Admissions Commission, which prioritizes siblings of current students, children of staff, children of alumni, families with links to French culture, and students transferring from the AEFE network. Families must indicate their preferred campus (Vitacura or Chamisero), though final placement depends on available capacity.

The school operates on an annual academic calendar. Specific dates and events are managed through the school's internal systems, and families can download the current year's calendar from the school's website.

The school operates two campuses: Vitacura, inaugurated in 1959, and Chamisero, established in 2012. Both campuses feature dedicated facilities for pre-school, primary, and secondary education, including libraries (BCD/CDI), and dining services managed by an external provider, Méditerránea Group, which utilizes a biometric system for student meals.

The school offers a range of extra-curricular activities, including various sports branches. These activities are designed to complement the academic curriculum and foster student development outside the classroom.