Lycee Francais International TheodoreMonod

The school is committed to providing an excellent, innovative, and inclusive French education that is multilingual, multicultural, and focused on student well-being. It aims to nurture curious, engaged, and responsible global citizens who are prepared to thrive in a demanding international environment. The core values include respect, cooperation, responsibility, adaptability, creativity, and a sense of sharing.

The school offers a French–English bilingual pathway (starting in Nursery) and a standard French pathway. The curriculum includes the French national curriculum, the Cambridge curriculum for the bilingual pathway, and the American International Section (SIA) starting in Grade 6. Students are prepared for the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) and the French International Baccalaureate (BFI). Instruction is provided by a team of 180 professionals, with most teachers appointed by the French Ministry of Education.

The school reports a 100% success rate in the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) and the Baccalauréat, as well as a 93% pass rate in IGCSE examinations. Graduates frequently gain admission to prestigious universities worldwide. The school is also rated "Very Good" by the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK).

The Inclusive Education Resources Hub (PREI) supports students with specific learning needs and assists teaching teams in implementing appropriate accommodations. The hub focuses on developing inclusive approaches, promoting equal opportunities, and raising awareness within the educational community about diversity.

Admissions for the 2026–2027 school year open on November 10, 2025. The process is managed through an online platform, with specific procedures for new families, siblings, and transfer students. Families are encouraged to attend information sessions and campus tours to explore the learning environment.

The school operates a state-of-the-art campus on Saadiyat Island featuring modern facilities and cutting-edge equipment. Starting in the 2026–2027 school year, the historic Al Bateen campus will reopen to serve primary school students. The school also houses the Knowledge and Culture Hub (PCC), which includes the "Marmothèque" for the youngest students, the BCD (Library and Documentation Center) for primary students, and the 3C (Knowledge and Culture Center) for secondary students.

The school offers a wide range of after-school activities designed to encourage creativity, curiosity, and open-mindedness. Students are encouraged to participate in clubs and associations that reflect their interests, such as the Young International Reporters (JRI) program, which allows students to cover cultural, sports, and educational events. Additionally, the school organizes artistic and cultural projects, including the "From the Blank Page to the Stage" initiative for Grade 6 students.