Lycee Francais Jean Mermoz

The school is a multicultural institution grounded in the values of universal spirit, critical thinking, and personal development. Its mission is to stimulate young minds, foster autonomous and lifelong learners, and encourage intellectual curiosity and independent, creative thought. The school aims to provide a collaborative and stimulating environment where all community members are valued and respected.

The school follows the French national curriculum, covering all stages from École maternelle (preschool) through École élémentaire (primary), Collège (middle school), and Lycée (high school). The academic programme includes specialized departments for languages, such as English and Arabic, and offers pathways for student orientation. Students from the 6th grade onwards are required to use individual computing equipment (iPads).

The school maintains a dedicated 'Pôle inclusion' (Inclusion Department) to support students within the learning environment. This department is part of the school's broader commitment to fostering a collaborative and supportive educational experience.

The school provides detailed admission guidelines, including a formal registration procedure and a FAQ section for prospective families. Registration requires a 500 AED fee, and tuition is payable in three installments before the start of each term in August, December, and March. The school offers a 10% tuition discount for the third child and subsequent siblings. Admissions staff are available for virtual consultations, and campus tours can be scheduled for both the North and South locations.

The school maintains a structured academic calendar, with specific schedules published for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 academic years. Tuition payments are aligned with the term structure, falling due in August, December, and March.

The school operates across two modern campuses in Dubai: the North Campus in Al Quoz and the South Campus on Hessa Street. The North Campus features modular architecture with classrooms grouped in modules of four, two science and technology laboratories, two libraries, two gymnasiums, a semi-Olympic swimming pool, an auditorium with 300 seats, and two outdoor sports fields. Both campuses utilize innovative, ergonomic, and flexible furniture designed to support interactive teaching methods.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award and the Brevet d'Initiation Aéronautique (BIA). Students can participate in specialized academies, such as the Sports Academy, Musical Academy, and Chess Academy. Additionally, the school engages in collaborative projects like the 'ADN Demain Durable Junior' and participates in academic competitions such as the 'Course aux Nombres'.