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The International French School of Muscat (LFIM)

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Updated July 2026

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Languages

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The International French School of Muscat (LFiM) is a multilingual institution in Oman offering a seamless education from kindergarten through to the final year of high school. As a member of the AEFE network, it provides an accredited French curriculum that allows students to continue their studies anywhere in the world.

Teaching approach

The school is committed to providing a high-quality, multilingual education that fosters curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking. It emphasizes humanist values such as tolerance, respect, and equality, aiming to guide students to become active, responsible, and well-rounded global citizens. The educational approach is inclusive, welcoming students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

Programmes

The school follows the French national curriculum, with a British International Section (BIS) available from grade 1 to grade 9 that integrates advanced English courses. Multilingualism is a core pillar, with instruction in French, Arabic, and English from kindergarten, and the option to add a fourth language from grade 6. High school students are supported in their preparation for the Baccalaureate through specialized subjects and distance learning interfaces where applicable.

Outcomes

The school reports consistent success in national examinations, including a 100% pass rate for the grade 9 diploma (DNB) and the Baccalaureate. Graduates frequently transition to universities in France and internationally. The school utilizes the Agora Monde platform to connect current high school students with alumni to assist in their orientation and career planning.

Student support

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Learning support
Dedicated department

Learning support

The school provides a comprehensive support system for students with special educational needs (EBEP), including the use of personalized support plans such as PAP, PPS, PAI, and PPRE. Teachers are trained to detect pedagogical difficulties and work closely with families and external specialists. Furthermore, the school offers FLS (Français Langue de Scolarisation) courses to support non-French speaking students.

Frequently asked questions(3)
What curriculum does The International French School of Muscat (LFIM) offer?
The International French School of Muscat (LFIM) offers French National Curriculum.
Is The International French School of Muscat (LFIM) co-educational?
The International French School of Muscat (LFIM) is a co-ed school.
Where is The International French School of Muscat (LFIM) located?
The International French School of Muscat (LFIM) is an international school in Muscat, Oman.

Tuition & fees

No published fee schedule was found for this school.

Admissions

The school manages enrollment and re-registration through the EDUKA platform. Families may apply for French state scholarships to assist with tuition fees from kindergarten through grade 12. Formal procedures are in place for student departures, requiring the submission of a departure form and the return of all library materials.

Facilities

Swimming poolSports fieldGymnasiumLibraryDining hallTheatre / auditorium

About the campus

The campus, inaugurated in 2015, features modern facilities including spacious, projector-equipped classrooms for interactive learning. Sports amenities include two sports halls, a covered sports hall, an athletics track, and a swimming pool. Additionally, the school provides an auditorium, a library, and a cafeteria for student use.

Co-curriculars

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities as part of its student services. These programmes are designed to complement the academic curriculum and support the development of well-rounded students.

  • Christine NogueiraHead of school

    Christine Nogueira serves as the Head of School at the Lycée Français International de Mascate. She emphasizes the school's commitment to excellence, rigor, and a plurilingual education that fosters multiculturalism and humanist values.