Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France· Day · Coed· Ages 5–18Lycée International — American Section
A bilingual French Education Nationale school with an immersive American Section preparing students for the Option Internationale du Bac (OIB).
AI Fit Summary
Why this school may fit your child: Lycée International — American Section pairs a French / Bilingual academic track with a urban campus and a 1:14 student-teacher ratio. It's a strong consideration for students drawn to Humanities and Business pathways.
- Strong fit for Humanities / Business pathway
- 1:14 ratio supports individualized attention
- French or Bilingual curriculum aligns with university aspirations
- Strong day-school pastoral team
Academic overview
A bilingual French Education Nationale school with an immersive American Section preparing students for the Option Internationale du Bac (OIB). Class size of 25 with a 1:14 student-teacher ratio enables tutorial-style instruction and mentor-led research projects.
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Admissions process
- 1Inquiry & profile reviewWe share your child's Student Fit Profile with the admissions team.
- 2Application & documentsSchool-specific form, transcripts, recommendations, English test if required.
- 3AssessmentOnline interview, sample lesson, or admissions test depending on the school.
- 4Offer & enrollmentOffer letter, contract, and visa support if needed.
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Parent reviews
"Lycée International — American Section has been a transformative environment for our child. The teachers know them as a person, not a transcript. Mature, calm, international community."
"Lycée International — American Section has been a transformative environment for our child. The teachers know them as a person, not a transcript. Mature, calm, international community."
FAQ
Is Lycée International — American Section a good fit for international families?
Yes. Lycée International — American Section actively supports families relocating internationally with visa guidance, language transitions, and pastoral care designed for mobile households.
What does the typical application timeline look like?
Most families start 12–18 months before intended intake. Early application is strongly recommended for boarding.
Are scholarships available?
Limited financial assistance is available for exceptional candidates.
What's the average class size?
Approximately 25 students per class with a 1:14 student-teacher ratio.
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