Lycée Français de Kuala Lumpur

Established in 1962, the school is a non-profit institution managed by a board of directors composed of parents. It is part of the global network of French schools overseen by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE), which facilitates educational continuity for students across more than 500 establishments in 139 countries. The school emphasizes a multicultural environment, welcoming students from over 44 nationalities.

The school follows the French national curriculum, offering education from preschool through high school (Terminale). The academic program includes a European section and integrates English language instruction from the beginning. In secondary school, students may study German, Spanish, Chinese, and Malay, with opportunities to earn international certifications such as Cambridge, DELF, DELE, IELTS, and HSK.

The school provides dedicated support for students with special educational needs (Elèves à Besoins Educatifs Particuliers). It also offers an elementary school bridging program specifically designed for students who do not speak French, ensuring they can integrate into the curriculum. Educational activities are tailored to account for each student’s individual linguistic proficiency.

The school manages admissions for students from preschool through high school. It offers an elementary school bridging program for students who do not speak French. Prospective families may contact the school secretariat for enrollment procedures and information regarding student visas.

The school operates across two main locations in Kuala Lumpur: the main campus at Jalan Dutamas Raya and the HEVEA primary school site at Jalan Dutamas Dahlia 5. The facilities include a canteen, bus services, and medical services to support the daily needs of the student body. The campus also houses a library (CDI/BCD) and dedicated spaces for sports and artistic activities.

The school provides a range of after-school activities (AES) for students. These programs encompass cultural, sports, artistic, technical, scientific, and literary disciplines. Additionally, the school maintains a library (CDI/BCD) to support student learning and extracurricular interests.