From the Très Petite Section (TPS) to the Terminale, the high school offers differentiated learning paths that comply
with the French national curriculum. The majority of the courses are taught in French.
The school offers 2 English language courses adapted to each level of student:

1) A strengthened language journey.
a. In primary school, this "PARLE*" system includes English as a modern language classes and courses
taught in English called "EMILE*".
b. From middle school onwards, the "LCE" foreign language and culture program includes the teaching
of English as a modern language, and hours of "DNL*".
c. In high school, students are all enrolled in the European English section, with 1 hour more in English
and 2 hours of DNL. Students obtain the Baccalaureate with a specialization in the European
section of English.

2) The British-American International "IS" Section
a. At the elementary level, students enrolled in SI benefit from courses in North American literature and
culture in addition to the PARLE course.
b. In middle school, the students are taught North American literature and culture and history and
geography in English. Third-year students take the DNBI.
c. In high school, the SI is open in Seconde, with courses in North American literature and culture and
history in English. It continues in Première with the French International Baccalaureate (BFI).
Bachelor's degree with a high level of English requirements.
Entry into the International Section is based on a selection process.
 

3) Individualization of courses
In middle school, in 6ème, students discover German and Spanish as a second modern language during the
first two terms and decide on the second language chosen for the third term and the rest of their schooling.
Starting 5ème, students can enroll in the "Latin" option.
Starting 2nde onwards, students can enroll in the visual arts and/or Latin option.
Starting 1ère onwards, students must choose three specialty courses, the opening of which depends on the
number of students:

 Economic and Social Sciences
 Mathematics
 Physics & Chemistry
 History-Geography, Geopolitics and Political Science
 Life & Earth Sciences
 Foreign Languages, Literature and Cultures English
 Humanities, Literature and Philosophy
 Numerical and Computer Science
 

Specialties that are not open or not offered can be taken at the CNED, if they are offered by the CNED and if they can be
assessed at the bachelor's level in the Asia-Pacific zone of the AEFE network.

In Terminale, students keep two of the specialties studied in Première. They have the option to take an additional
option of their choice according to the associated criteria:
 Expert mathematics for students maintaining the mathematics specialty.
 Complementary Mathematics for students dropping out of the mathematics specialty.
 Rights and Major Issues of the Contemporary World.
The Specialties and Options courses for the PREMIÈRE and TERMINALES will be filled in by the LFM administration

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PARLE*: Adapted and Reinforced Foreign Language Course
EMILE*: Teaching of an Integrated Subject in a Foreign Language
DNL*: Non-Linguistic Disciplin