LFID follows the French national curriculum, designed by the French Ministry of National Education, adapted to incorporate bilingual education. For more details, please click here.
Preschool (TPS, PS, MS, GS): Focuses on language development, physical activities, artistic expression, structured thinking, and world exploration. For more details, please click here.
Kindergarten & Elementary School (CP to CM2): Core subjects like reading, writing, arithmetic, history, geography, science, and technology are taught alongside arts and physical education. For more details on kindergarten, please click here and for primary school click here.
Middle School (6ème to 3ème): Students deepen general knowledge and start learning new languages (Spanish or German). Subjects include languages, visual arts, music, physical education, civic education, history, geography, mathematics, physics-chemistry, life and earth sciences, and technology. For more details, please click here.
High School (Seconde, Première, Terminale): Students prepare for the French Baccalaureate with common core courses and optional specialty courses in subjects such as humanities, literature, philosophy, languages, mathematics, physics-chemistry, life and earth sciences, economics, and social sciences. For more details, please click here.
LFID follows a humanistic and inclusive educational philosophy, promoting student autonomy, supporting personal projects, and preparing students for active citizenship and higher education through innovative and multidisciplinary approaches.
Subjects include French, English, German, Spanish, mathematics, history, geography, physics-chemistry, life and earth sciences, technology, visual arts, music, physical education, civic and moral education, digital science, and economics and social sciences.
Yes, LFID is a bilingual school. In preschool and primary school, the focus is on French, with increasing hours dedicated to English instruction, reaching up to 40% of the total teaching hours. For more details, please click here.
LFID offers various extracurricular activities, including sports (gymnastics, table tennis, basketball, handball, ultimate frisbee), artistic activities, and participation in cultural events and sports competitions with other international schools in Delhi and the Asia-Pacific region. For more details, please click here.
LFID provides EFL (English as a Foreign Language) classes for non-English speakers and FLSco (French as a Language of Schooling) classes for newly arrived students unfamiliar with the French education system. For more details, please click here.
LFID offers individualized support from specialized teachers, classroom assistants, and after-school programs to assist children with academic, health, behavioral, and psychological challenges. For more details, please click here.
LFID implements personalized support methods, adapting to each student’s unique needs and ensuring their path to excellence. For more details, please click here.
Yes, LFID emphasizes hands-on learning, inquiry-based learning, and project-based learning through play, verbal expression, group activities, sensory experiences, and motor skill development.
LFID encourages artistic and cultural education through hands-on experiences, museum visits, outdoor artistic activities, recycled art projects, and interdisciplinary classes integrating art and literature. For more details, please click here.
LFID offers a range of physical activities, including gymnastics, basketball, swimming, and participation in sports events with other international schools, fostering physical fitness and civic values. For more details, please click here.
Yes, LFID offers Spanish and German starting from the 7th grade.
Student progress and performance are assessed through continuous evaluation, regular testing, and standardized exams like the French Baccalaureate.
Yes, LFID conducts regular parent-teacher conferences and provides progress reports to keep parents informed about their child’s academic performance.
LFID uses a grading system aligned with the French national education standards, including regular assessments and standardized exams.
Yes, students in 11th and 12th grades choose specialty courses in addition to common core subjects. They select three specialty courses in 11th grade and continue with two in 12th grade. Grouping options include subjects like history-geography, humanities, languages, mathematics, physics-chemistry, life and earth sciences, and economics and social sciences. For more details, please click here.
LFID boasts a 100% success rate in the National Diploma du Brevet and the French Baccalauréat, with a high percentage of students achieving honors. For more details, please click here.
LFID provides career exploration activities from 7th to 9th grade, involving professional meetings, orientation interviews, and career fairs to broaden students’ horizons and academic ambitions. For more details, please click here.
LFID’s rigorous curriculum, including the French Baccalauréat, prepares students for further studies in France, Europe, the UK, and Canada, emphasizing high proficiency in both French and English.
A large majority of our faculty have a master’s degree in Education or in the subjects they teach. This level of education is required by the French Ministry of Education.
Our teachers come from France, India, the UK, Mauritius, and Tunisia.
They are selected based on their diplomas and professional backgrounds. Teachers with experience in the AEFE network are highly valued, as teaching in a French international school requires specific expertise. One third of our teachers receive training each year by participating in AEFE training sessions organized in the AEFE Asia Zone.
Most of our new teachers have previously worked in the French educational system, and we expect them to be familiar with the regulations and curriculum of the French system. New non-French teachers are guided by the head of the primary or secondary school to understand the specificities of the French educational system. They are given priority for participation in AEFE training courses.
Click on the link to register: https://lfidelhi.eduka.school/register
You can send a mail to contact@lfidelhi.org if you have prior questions
Admission to any particular class is based on the year of birth. For more details, please click here.
The demand for admission is highest for classes TPS (Playschool) and PS (Nursery). Admission is given on a first come first serve basis from the month of march onwards. Otherwise admission is open thoughout the year.
Yes, click on the following link: https://lfidelhi.eduka.school/register
Please click here to see the age wise criteria on the admissions page of the website.
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No for Classes TPS (Playschool) to 4ème (Grade 8)
Yes from Grade 9 onwards
In exceptional cases the school may conduct an entrance test, parents will be informed beforehand. Otherwise admission is granted based on previous mark sheets.
Please click here to see the tuition and fees section.
Students of French nationality can apply for scholarship to the Embassy of France. Otherwise the school does not provide scholarship.
You can write to the School Board – comitegestion@lfidelhi.org
There is a discount of 25% for the 4th child
We review the mark sheets
We review the mark sheets
There is no school uniform. Please click here to refer to the parent handbook.
Please click here to refer to the parent handbook.
The French International School is accredited by the French Ministry of National Education. Pleae click here to know more about the accreditations.
Yes, We welcome parents to visit the school with prior appointment.
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To ensure the well-being of students during their school time.
Through attentive listening, compassionate care, and ready availability.
By ensuring the safety of students in and out of classrooms.
We mainly function through dialogue and communication. Discipline counseling is provided if necessary.
A phone number and dedicated email addresses are provided. For more details, please click here.
From the arrival of students until their departure.
Through email and phone. We do not handle academic progress.
Send an email to the school life staff and/or the CPE (Educational Advisor); Calling is also possible.
Refer to the internal regulations.
Rigorous monitoring in accordance with the directives of the Ministry of National Education.
Only high school students (10th, 11th and 12 th graders) are allowed to use their phones: Only in their classroom and in the common area.
Yes, the internal regulations.
Yes, they are organized by each teacher in their subject.
Parents can address their requests to the principal.
The LFID offers medical services through a nurse and a supervising doctor in an infirmary with basic amenities, open during school hours every school day.
Yes, the LFID provides the services of an English-speaking Indian nurse present every day.
Yes, at the time of registration, it is necessary to provide medical information and vaccination records for the children. For more details, please click here.
Previously, hard copies of medical records for students were stored safely at the infirmary, accessible only to the nurse and doctor. Currently the health information is stored electronically in Eduka, accessible only to parents and health services.
Health insurance in school is provided by the French insurance company CGEA, which covers school activities, extra-curricular activities, and the child’s commute between home and school. You can refer to the website expat-care.com for more information.
The canteen provides veg and non-veg options, and all elements are halal. While special menus for children with specific allergies are not provided, children with allergies may bring their own meals, given a doctor’s note. For more details, please click here.
As a rule, no oral medications are administered to children at the school. During registration, parents can specify their preference regarding the administration of paracetamol.
The nurse will notify parents by telephone if their child’s condition requires them to be picked up from school or if notification is necessary. Occasionally, written information will be sent to parents.
The Physical Education teacher is trained in first aid. During school breaks, students are supervised by a team trained in first aid.
During the school year, sessions will be provided for parents of kindergarten students to help them evaluate their children’s developmental milestones.
All classrooms are equipped with particle sensors and air purifiers. A special protocol exists for polluted days to limit children’s exposure when they are outside. For more details, please click here.
A COVID protocol was enforced during the school years 2020-2021, 2021-2022, and 2022-2023. However, since the WHO declaration in May 2023, it is no longer enforced. Basic hygiene and biosecurity measures remain in place within the school.
At LFID, it is a priority to ensure the inclusion of all students. Special measures can be put in place for children with learning difficulties or disabilities, after evaluation by the school and an external assessment. Special support can include an accompanying educator. For more details, please click here.
Every year, a session of first aid training is conducted by a specialized provider, offering certificates to all participating staff.
School trips are accompanied by a nurse, and every group has a first aid kit at their disposal.
There is an official school visit for the children in their last year of kindergarten to screen for learning disabilities and sensory deficits.
Yes, there is a dedicated IT lab for secondary students. Primary students can borrow laptops from the library using software with the help of their teachers.
IT systems and devices are typically updated and maintained on a regular basis to ensure they remain secure and efficient. This proactive approach helps keep technology running smoothly and minimizes potential issues.
Yes, classrooms are equipped with a computer, a projector, and interactive tablets for interactive as well as remote learning.
For account security, the school uses two-factor authentication and data encryption. Google Admin services, including Gmail and Google Workspace, use encryption to protect data both in transit and at rest. Additionally, the school benefits from safe browsing and safe search features, as well as built-in protections against phishing attacks and malware distribution in email and other communication tools. Audit logs are also used by the institution.For more details, please click here.
The library offers novels, documentaries, magazines, comics, albums, storybooks, EFL and FLE books, and early reader books.
Yes, the library offers both offline and online support for research projects and assignments.
Yes, the library hosts author visits and literary events.
On Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:15 am to 5:00 pm and on Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:15 am to 4:00 pm. For more details, please click here.
The school canteen aims to provide nutritious meals every day, encouraging a healthy diet while introducing students to a variety of global flavors. Our focus is on promoting the pleasure of diverse food tastes and ensuring that meals are both healthy and delicious.
Meal planning prioritizes providing adequate food in both quantity and quality to meet the nutritional needs of children of all ages. Meals are prepared daily, taking into account the dietary preferences of students, including vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.
The canteen adheres to strict food quality and safety protocols, including daily monitoring of food preparation, testing, and sampling. Food temperatures are recorded daily, and hygiene practices are strictly followed. Our food vendors meet high standards, and all foods are subject to regular lab tests to ensure safety.
Special diets are accommodated with appropriate medical consultation and documentation. All meals are clearly labeled, and options are available for those with dietary restrictions to ensure all students can enjoy safe and healthy meals.
The canteen promotes cultural and festival events throughout the year, such as la semaine du goût, Diwali special theme, la galette des rois, Noël, and Spanish day theme, among others. These events celebrate diverse culinary heritages and enhance the dining experience for students. For more details, click here.
LFID offers a variety of activities including chess, rubik’s cube, art and craft, ballet, Bollywood dance, taekwondo, karate, gymnastics, circus art, badminton, robotics, coding, and aeromodelling. These activities are available for students from Kindergarten to Terminal.
You will receive an email regarding enrollment in extracurricular activities.
Activities are available for students from Kindergarten to Terminal. Specific age requirements will be provided during enrollment.
Participation is not mandatory, but we encourage it for holistic development.
Yes. Annual charges are 10,000 INR for all activities, and 20,000 INR for coding. Billing will be sent via Eduka as an annual payment. For more details, click here.
There is no specific dress code unless specified. Students should wear comfortable, appropriate clothing.
Primary Children:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 16:00 – 17:00
Wednesday, Friday: 13:00 – 14:00
Secondary Students:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 17:20 – 18:20
Wednesday: 13:00 – 14:00
Yes, provided there are no scheduling conflicts.
Yes, all activities are supervised by teachers or qualified instructors.
Updates will be communicated via the school website, emails, and the Eduka platform.
All activities are supervised by trained professionals with necessary safety protocols in place.
Most activities do not require prior experience. Advanced activities with prerequisites will be communicated during enrollment.
Extracurricular activities can enhance cognitive abilities, time management skills, and overall well-being, positively impacting academic performance.
Yes, students may receive rewards when a demonstration is organised towards the end of the academic year
Activities promote cognitive, artistic, physical, and personal skills, building confidence, discipline, teamwork, and creativity.
Extracurricular activities are additional programs after school hours, providing opportunities to explore new interests. In contrast, sports and art & craft sessions during school hours are part of the regular curriculum focusing on physical education and creative skills development.
Yes, the alumni network provides mentoring and career guidance opportunities. Through platforms like AGORA Monde, LFID students can connect with young alumni and professionals to exchange ideas and gain insights into post-baccalaureate orientation projects. For more information, click here.
Alumni provide various resources and support, including:
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