Lycée Franco-Argentin Jean Mermoz

The school is committed to forming free, critical, and engaged citizens capable of contributing to a more just and sustainable world. It promotes a bicultural and humanistic education that values diversity, intercultural exchange, and the development of an open, global perspective. As part of the AEFE network, it upholds standards of excellence while maintaining a strong local connection to the Argentine educational context.

The school provides a complete educational pathway from kindergarten (ages 2-5) through primary school (ages 6-10) and secondary school (ages 11-17). The curriculum is plurilingual, offering instruction in French, Spanish, and English, with additional opportunities to study Portuguese, Chinese, and Latin. The academic program is designed to lead students toward the dual French-Argentine baccalaureate qualification.

Graduates earn a double diploma consisting of the French Baccalauréat and the Argentine Bachillerato, with an optional European section in English. This dual qualification allows students to pursue higher education at prestigious institutions in France, Argentina, and internationally, including universities specializing in sciences, engineering, economics, law, and design. The school maintains a strong record of success in official examinations, including the Baccalauréat and the Brevet National.

The school emphasizes a personalized approach to education, supported by a teaching team committed to the academic and human success of each student. This support is integrated into the school's pedagogical project, which aims to foster personal development, critical thinking, and well-being within a benevolent environment. Health and well-being services are also available to support the student body.

The school manages admissions through a dedicated office, requiring a formal application process for new students. Families are encouraged to schedule a visit to the campus in Buenos Aires to learn more about the educational environment. Once a student is admitted, a one-time registration fee is paid, covering the duration of their schooling at the institution.

The academic year is structured to include various school events, holidays, and key administrative deadlines. Tuition fees are divided into 10 monthly installments, payable from February through November. Families are encouraged to consult the official school calendar for specific dates regarding the start of the school year and other important academic milestones.

The campus features specialized learning spaces, including libraries for primary and secondary students (BCD and CDI) and a 'Marmothèque'. The school also provides dining services, daycare facilities, and dedicated areas for sports and artistic activities. These facilities support a comprehensive educational experience from the early years through to the final year of secondary school.

The school offers a wide range of activities through the 'Club Mermoz' to stimulate creativity and talent, including sports, theater, arts, cinema, and music. Students can also participate in the school's sports association, choir, and various associations focused on ecology and sustainable development. These programs are designed to foster personal growth and engagement beyond the standard academic curriculum.