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Concordia Lycée International Français en Egypte

Egypt, Cairo

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The school at a glance
Instructs in French
Fees EGP 95,000 - 150,000
Ages 3 - 18 years
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum French Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic, English
Strengths Languages, Performing Arts, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Concordia Lycée International Français en Égypte is a French international lycée in Cairo, homologated by the French Ministry of National Education and part of the AEFE network. The school teaches a French curriculum to students aged 3 to 18, with a strong emphasis on multilingualism and the mastery of French alongside Egyptian programs. The campus centers on the Centre de Documentation et d Information (CDI), a facility housing about 5,000 works and online resources, with a sustainability project run by eco-representatives since 2019. Arabic language instruction is included, reflecting the school's mission to integrate French and Egyptian pathways. Lifelong learning is supported through competency-based assessment, individualized student follow-up, and post-baccalaureate trajectories worldwide. Extra-curriculars include choir performances and Concordia Talents, highlighting arts and cultural openness. The school maintains partnerships with French institutions and NGOs, runs recycling initiatives, and has a student council (CVL) to involve high school students in school decisions.

The Essentials

Concordia Lycée International Français en Egypte has instruction in French.

Location

1st Urban District, El Banafseg Zone, Area 1, New Cairo City, Cairo, Egypt.

Stages

Preschool through high school (Maternelle, Elementary, Lycée).

Type

French international school homologated by the French Ministry of National Education (AEFE network).

Additional learning support

Individualized student support.

Country affiliation

France (AEFE network).
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

The dress code is regulated and includes a uniform that every student must wear to attend classes.

Food Options

Snack: Families are asked to provide healthy, varied, and balanced food for 2-3 meals per day, consisting of sandwiches, salads or vegetables, fruits, milk, water, fruit juice, and dry cakes. In hot weather, water should be provided in sufficient quantity. Candies, lollipops, chewing gum, chips, and carbonated drinks are prohibited.

Governance and Ownership

The Lyce9e Concordia is homologated by the French Ministry of National Education (AEFE network).
Fees

Annual tuition at Concordia Lycée International Français en Egypte ranges from EGP 95,000 to EGP 150,000 for 2026/27.

Application and Registration Fees
- Application fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): EGP 3,000.
- Registration (enrolment) fee / admission deposit (one‑time, payable at registration): EGP 12,000.

Tuition fees (annual) — by year group
- Pre‑school (nursery / pre‑KG): EGP 95,000 per year.
- Kindergarten (KG): EGP 120,000 per year.
- Grades 1–12 (primary, middle and secondary): listed around EGP 150,000 per year (directory listings show EGP 150,000 for general school year levels).

Per‑term breakdown
- The school publishes annual tuition amounts. A per‑term invoice structure is commonly used by schools in the region, but a fixed published per‑term tariff for Concordia was not available in the publicly accessible fee listings. The annual figures above should be used as the basis for calculating per‑term amounts if termly instalments are required.

Other compulsory fees and charges
- School transport (bus): commonly shown around EGP 13,500–30,000 depending on routing and source; a transport fee figure of EGP 30,000 is listed in the school directory summary, while other listings show bus charges from EGP 13,500 (amount varies by area). Parents should budget for a transport fee in this range if bus service is required.
- Books, activities and basic resources: noted as included within the published tuition in the fee summary.
- Uniforms, optional extracurriculars, school trips and lunch: these are typical additional costs billed separately by international schools; no single consolidated published amount for uniforms or meals was available in the accessible fee listings.

Boarding
- Boarding is not offered; the school is listed with day facilities (bus, clinic, libraries, labs) and no boarding fees appear in public listings.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- A clear, published billing schedule (exact instalment dates and payment deadlines) for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic year was not present in the publicly accessible fee summaries. The amounts shown above are presented as annual tuition figures; invoices and instalment options are handled by the school at registration and by the school's financial office. Parents should expect to pay the one‑time registration deposit at enrolment and the remaining tuition according to the school's invoicing schedule.

Refunds and withdrawal
- No explicit, publicly posted refund schedule for fees or the registration deposit was found in the accessible fee summaries. Information about refund eligibility and withdrawal penalties is contained in the school's internal regulations (règlement intérieur) and the school's financial policy documents. Parents should expect that refund rules and any withdrawal penalties are governed by those formal policies.

Payment methods and options
- Public fee listings did not publish a detailed list of accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer, cash, or local bank account details). Standard practice at similar international schools includes bank transfer and in‑person payment; specific accepted methods and bank account details are issued on school invoices.

Practical summary for parents
- Budget using the annual tuition figures above (EGP 95,000 for pre‑school; EGP 120,000 for KG; approximately EGP 150,000 for Grades 1–12), plus a one‑time registration fee of EGP 12,000 and an application fee of EGP 3,000. Allow additional funds for transport (EGP 13,500–30,000 depending on route), uniforms, meals and optional activities.

Note on the material consulted
- The most recent, detailed public fee summary located lists annual tuition and the one‑time application and registration fees for the 2024/2025 academic year; no distinct published 2026/27 fee schedule was available in the accessible listings at the time of the check. Where precise instalment dates, refund schedules, payment method details or separate uniform/meal prices were not published, those items are handled via the school's financial office and the school's internal regulations.
Academics

Concordia Lycée International Français en Egypte teaches French Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

Concordia Lycée International Français en Égypte is homologated by the French Ministry of National Education (AEFE network). In this 2022-2023 school year, we are pleased to welcome our students to the establishment. The past two years have been difficult but have allowed us to progress rapidly in our ability to adapt. It is now one of the values we cultivate: a lycée that learns through permanent adaptation. Academically, we continue to consolidate the implementation of the lycée reform, the competency-based evaluation, the mastery of French, multilingualism, and individualized student follow-up. Exam results and post-baccalaureate studies worldwide are among our criteria for success. LIFE, Concordia is a French international lycée for Egyptian students. We will continue, and strengthen, this double mission in the French way while taking into account the specifics of teaching Egyptians. The Principal, Jamil Maleyran.

Exam Results

Exam results and post-baccalaureate studies worldwide are among our criteria for success.

Higher Education Progression

Post-baccalaureate study opportunities worldwide.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school enriches students of multicultural backgrounds in all aspects, carefully considering the physical, conceptual, emotional and spiritual domains.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school uses reputable international language schemes that include the latest language work aspects and schemes published for first-language learners to support English language acquisition; lessons also use the Virtual Meet Programme.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is addressed as part of holistic development, with emphasis on the emotional domain.
Parent Experience

History

The Lycée International Français d'Egypte – Concordia (LIFE) is a French international high school homologated by the French Ministry of National Education and part of the AEFE network. In the 2022 school year, the school welcomed students; the past two years have been challenging but allowed rapid adaptation, a value the lycée now cultivates. Academically, the lycée continues implementing the lycée reform, competency-based assessment, mastery of French, multilingualism and individualized student follow-up, with exam results and post-bac trajectories worldwide as success criteria. LIFE, the Concordia lycée, is a French international school for Egyptian students and will strengthen this French mission while taking into account the specificities of teaching Egyptians. The principal is Jamil Maleyran.

Community

The CDI (Centre de Documentation et d'Information) is the hub for research, reading and cultural projects for students, teachers and staff. The CDI houses about 5,000 books across documentaries, fiction and reference works, with on-site access and some lending, and it runs a sustainable development project with eco-delegates since 2019, publishing Concordia News regularly. It fosters connections with a French lycée, a French NGO, l'IFE and local charitable and ecological associations, and it hosts external speakers as part of career and cultural programs. Extracurricular activities include choir performances for CM1–CM2 as part of everyday school life.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Concordia LIFE centers on the CDI (Centre de Documentation et d27Information) as its core learning facility. The CDI houses a mix of physical and digital resources for information research and leisure reading, with some materials available for borrowing. The collection includes about 5,000 works across documentaries, fiction (novels, drama, tales, poetry and comics including mangas) and reference materials, plus online resources. The CDI runs a sustainability project with eco-representatives since 2019 and publishes Concordia News in digital and print. It engages with partners in France and locally, including a French school and a French NGO (IFE), to enrich cultural offerings; it also hosts external speakers for the career pathway.

Academic Facilities

The CDI is the central academic facility for research, study, and collaborative projects. The collection includes about 5,000 materials—documentaries, fiction and reference works—with on-site access and some online resources. Dictionaries, encyclopedias and other reference works are available for on-site consultation. The CDI runs a sustainability project with eco-representatives since 2019 and hosts external speakers as part of the career pathway.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Extracurricular activities for CM1-CM2 (choir performances).
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school operates under the official programs of the French Ministry of National Education, with Arabic language instruction added. The establishment is homologated and part of the AEFE network. The policy is to provide a quality education that integrates French and Egyptian programs with a substantial language pathway and cultural openness to the world. In academic terms, the school continues to consolidate the lycée reform, competency-based assessment, mastery of French, multilingualism, and individualized student support; exam results and post-bac study opportunities worldwide are among the school's criteria for success.

Arts & Creative

After-school activities include choir performances for CM1-CM2. Concordia Talents showcases student talents through a collection of videos. These activities demonstrate a commitment to arts and creative expression beyond the classroom.

Cultural & Language

The school follows the official programs of the French Ministry of National Education. Arabic language instruction is included. The establishment is homologated and part of the AEFE network. It integrates French and Egyptian programs with a substantial language pathway and cultural openness to the world.

Social & Hobbies

After-school activities include choir performances for CM1-CM2. Concordia Talents showcases student talents through a collection of videos. These activities illustrate ongoing engagement in social and hobby-based pursuits beyond the core curriculum.

Community & Service

Ecology and Citizenship projects are implemented at Concordia. The recycling project includes a contract with an Egyptian recycling company, the creation of eco-délégués for middle and high school, posters and infographics on sustainable development, waste sorting bins, articles in the school magazine Concordia News, and participation in the Al Ahram Hebdo sustainability contest. In 2021-2022, the school launched international cooperation with Lycée Jean-Moulin and Tara Océan. Planned actions include continuing recycling, expanding the collaborative garden, environmental reporting through films and interviews.

Leadership & Professional

The school has a student council (CVL) where high school students participate in school decisions. The CVL debates topics on academic work and student life; the school administration consults it on these topics. The CVL is aligned with the establishment project 2022-2025, emphasizing Concordia as a French International Lycée for Egyptian learners and the school as a learning organization with spaces for discussion and exchange, collaborative projects, and participatory democracy.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

School hours are from 7:45 to 15:00. After-school activities include choir for primary students. Concordia Talents and other extracurricular activities showcase student talents. The school aims for students to be happy, thriving, respectful, responsible and autonomous.
Languages

Language Provision

English language learning follows the Common European Framework (CEFR) as the basis for teaching and learning. The program covers listening, reading, speaking and writing. The learning journey is divided into primary and secondary levels, with English taught across cycles (Cycle 2 through Cycle terminal). Concordia is a French international school homologated by the French Ministry of National Education within the AEFE network.
Admissions

Admissions

CONCORDIA PRESENTATION. Concordia – Lycée International Français en Égypte, LIFE. Lycée homologué by the French Ministry of National Education (AEFE network). In this 2022 intake, we have the pleasure of welcoming our students to the school. The past two years were difficult but allowed us to progress rapidly in our capacity to adapt. This has become one of the values we cultivate: a lycée learning through permanent adaptation. Academically, we continue to consolidate the implementation of the lycée reform, competency-based assessment, mastery of French, multilingualism, and individualized student support. The exam results and the pursuit of post-bac studies worldwide are among our criteria for success. LIFE, the Concordia lycée, is a French international lycée for Egyptian students. We will continue, and seek to strengthen, this double mission in the French tradition while taking into account the specifics of teaching Egyptians. The Principal: Jamil Maleyran.
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