Lycée Francais Anna de Noailles

160A, Soseaua Bucuresti-Ploiesti, Sector 1, 015016, Bucharest, Romania View map

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About Lycée Francais Anna de Noailles

In short: Lycée Francais Anna de Noailles is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Bucharest, Romania. Stages: nursery, preschool, primary, middle school and high school (ages 2–18). Taught in French.

Lycée Français Anna de Nouilles delivers a French education in a multilingual and multicultural environment. From Maternelle to Terminale, our students benefit from rigorous teaching, based on the French curriculum drawn up by the French Ministry of National Education. Students prepare the Diplôme national du Brevet (last year of lower secondary education) and then the French Baccalauréat (final exam before finishing high school). Our school is also recognised by the ARACIP (Romanian Ministry of Education).

Type: Private
Faith: Secular
Gender: Co-ed
Ages: 2–18
Approach: General Curriculum

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Curriculum and languages

Languages

French is the main language of instruction. Romanian is introduced in maternelle and taught throughout the school, English starts in CP and rises to five to seven hours a week of English and Romanian in secondary, and in 5ème pupils add Spanish or German. Italian, Chinese, Russian and Latin are available through the CNED distance-learning platform, and the school is an exam centre for the British Council and the French Institute.

Stages and ages

The Lycée Français Anna de Noailles in Bucharest is part of the AEFE network and teaches the French national curriculum from maternelle to terminale, with recognition from the Romanian Ministry of Education. Maternelle welcomes children from two and a half years old, primary school covers ages 6 to 10, and secondary students prepare the Diplôme national du Brevet and the French Baccalauréat. Two teachers support primary pupils whose first language is not French.

Educational approach

Extracurricular activities

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Facilities and services

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Health and wellbeing facilities

The campus opened in September 2013. Classrooms have video projectors or interactive boards, and there are dedicated art and music rooms, science classrooms and laboratories. For sport the school has its own stadium and a big sports hall, plus a dojo, a dance studio and a court for basketball, and there are two libraries, one for primary and one for secondary students.

Lunch is cooked on site by an external caterer, with menus planned over seven weeks by a French nutritionist. Children eat in separate time slots by age, preschool children in their own area, and lunch is compulsory from maternelle to 3ème. Pupils with allergies follow an individual protocol agreed with the school.