Lycée Français International Jacques Prévert d'Accra

The school is committed to the values of excellence, fulfilment, multiculturalism, solidarity, equal opportunity, humanity, and mutual respect. It has been awarded the 'EFE3D' label (level 1) by the AEFE, recognizing its commitment to sustainable development education.

The school follows the French national curriculum, offering education from nursery and primary levels through to secondary school (6th to final year). It provides preparation for French language certifications, as well as English (IGCSE) and Spanish (DELE) qualifications. The academic structure is divided into primary and secondary sections, with specific focus on language policy and educational development.

The school reports high academic success, noting a 100% success rate in the Baccalaureate and a 97% success rate in the DNB for the 2024 session. Students are prepared for French, English (IGCSE), and Spanish (DELE) language certifications, facilitating their pursuit of studies in international schools and universities.

The school employs a psychologist to support student well-being. Additionally, the staff includes education assistants and primary school life coordinators to assist with the daily educational and pastoral needs of the students.

Pre-registration for the academic year is required, with new families needing to create an account. The process involves an administrative file review, and for students from CP onwards who have not previously attended a French school or an AEFE-network institution, a placement test is mandatory. Non-Ghanaian students aged 6 and over must present a 'Non-Citizen Card' as required by local authorities.

The school operates on an academic calendar that typically includes major breaks and key events. Specific dates for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 academic years are available for download via the school's website.

Located in East Legon, Accra, the campus includes a primary school section and a secondary school section. Facilities include a library (BCD) for primary students, a documentation and information centre (CCC) for secondary students, and a school restaurant. The school also maintains administrative and technical offices to support its operations.

The school offers a range of extra-curricular activities and projects, including student trips, such as a 4ème (SIB) trip to London, and participation in events like the Francophonie Parade. Students also engage in activities such as robotics, with CM2 pupils programming Thymio robots, and various sports competitions like the ZAC Games.