Lycée français de Varsovie (French School in Warsaw)

The school promotes a civic and secular education that values cultural and linguistic diversity, tolerance, and respect. It encourages multidisciplinary learning and active citizenship, preparing students to become thoughtful, engaged actors in a changing global society.

The school follows the French national curriculum, with French as the primary language of instruction. The academic offering includes an International Polish program from the first grade of primary school and a European section in English starting in the second year of high school. Students also study German and Spanish, with a strong emphasis on experimental science and critical thinking.

Graduates consistently achieve a 100% success rate in the Brevet, Baccalauréat, and DELF exams. Alumni frequently progress to top universities and academic institutions in France, Poland, the United States, England, Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada.

The school provides a special enrollment program designed to facilitate the integration of non-French speaking students into the French education system. Additionally, the school emphasizes individual support for students and maintains constant dialogue with families to ensure academic success.

The school welcomes students of all nationalities from age 2 to 18. The application process includes an online application, and non-French speaking students are required to attend an interview with the Head of the primary school to assess their integration into the French curriculum. Financial regulations and scholarship information are available through the school office.

The school provides academic calendars for the upcoming years, which are available for download on the official website. These documents outline the structure of the school year, including term dates and holidays.

The school operates across two main sites in Warsaw: one for preschool and primary school (ul. Konstancińska 13) and another for middle school, high school, and administration (ul. Walecznych 4/6). The campus includes specialized learning spaces such as libraries (BCD/CDI), science laboratories for experimental work, and facilities for arts, cinema, and technology. Additional services include a canteen, transport services, and an infirmary.

The school offers over 40 sports, artistic, and cultural activities for students from preschool to high school. These extracurricular activities (AES) and various school clubs allow students to explore their passions, often in languages other than French, including English, German, Polish, and Spanish.