Lycée Antoine-de-Saint-Exupéry de Hambourg

The school's educational project for 2023–2028 is built on three pillars: linguistic excellence in French, German, and English; the integration of digital innovation into the learning process; and the provision of an inclusive environment with attentive, individual support for every student. It aims to prepare children for a multicultural world by fostering knowledge and values.

The school follows the French curriculum, organized into three cycles: Cycle 1 (kindergarten), Cycle 2 (CP, CE1, CE2), and Cycle 3 (CM1, CM2). The academic program includes daily German instruction (five hours of language and two hours of social studies per week) and the introduction of English starting in the first grade (CP). The school provides a pedagogical continuum that allows students to continue their education in the French-speaking branch of the German-French Gymnasium after completing the fifth grade.

The school maintains an inclusive environment with a focus on individual student support. It implements the "pHARe" anti-bullying program to ensure a safe school climate. Additionally, the school provides a differentiated German language program, ranging from German as a Second Language (DaZ) for francophone students to full integration into the German curriculum.

The school accepts applications online via the Eduka platform. Admission to the first grade (CP) requires sufficient knowledge of the French language, as it is the primary language of instruction. The school charges a non-refundable registration fee, which varies based on the number of children enrolled, and requires a deposit upon acceptance. Tuition fees are payable in 10 monthly installments, with discounts available for the second and third children.

The school operates on a structured academic calendar with specific holiday periods and closure dates. The facility closes for Christmas, and there are designated "concept days" throughout the year when no childcare or schooling is provided. Summer closures affect the kindergarten (Kita) and after-school care (GBS), though limited emergency care may be available with prior registration.

The campus includes a kindergarten (École Maternelle), a primary school, and dedicated spaces for after-school care (GBS). Facilities feature an assembly hall (Aula) used for performances and projects, a library known as the "Marmothèque," and outdoor sports grounds. The school also integrates digital technology into its learning environment.

The school offers a range of activities, including after-school care (GBS) and holiday programs. Students participate in various projects, such as slam poetry workshops, breakdance, and choir trips. The school also organizes educational outings to local museums and cultural sites, and students are encouraged to participate in sporting events like the Zehntel marathon.