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Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest

Hungary, Budapest

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The school at a glance
Instructs in French
Fees HUF 5,287 - 0
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 750
Type Co-educational
Opened 1962
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum French Curriculum
Taught languages English, Spanish, German, Hungarian
Typical class size 12
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Located in Budapest, Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest is a French international school within the AEFE network, delivering education from kindergarten through lycée to about 750 pupils from around 40 nationalities. The school teaches in French and follows the French lycée curriculum for Seconde, Première, and Terminale, with core subjects including French, Philosophy, History-Geography, Mathematics, Civic Education, Languages, Physical Education, Economics and Social Sciences, and Digital Sciences and Technologies. In Terminale and Première, specialties include History-Geography, Geopolitics and Political Science; Economics and Social Sciences; Languages and Literatures in Foreign Languages; Mathematics; Life and Earth Sciences; Physics-Chemistry. Hungarian is studied as a mother-tongue language. The school reports a 100% exam pass rate with 91% Baccalaureate mentions and supports students' higher-education plans in France or abroad. Distinctive features include the Petit Conservatoire de Musique, a MUN program, a large CDI/BCD library, a language-support program for non-French speakers, and after-school offerings.

Budapest, Máriaremetei út 193-199., 1029 Hungary

The Essentials

Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest has 750 pupils, typical class sizes of 12, instruction in French.

Location
Budapest, Hungary. Address: Me1riaremetei fat 193-199, 1029. Public transport: From Sze9ll Ke1lme1n te9r, tram 61 to the Hfcvf6svf6lgy terminus, then bus 57 or 257 to the Me1riaremetei kegytemplom stop.

Stages
Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School (Colle8ge), and High School (Lyce9e).

Type
French international school. It is part of the AEFE network and provides education from Kindergarten through Lyce9e.

Additional learning support
Dispositif FLSco (French Language of Schooling) supports non-French-speaking students. Allophones receive support from arrival. In Petite and Moyenne Section, they are immersed in the language with their class; FLSco is open from Grande Section to 5 for non-francophone students.

Country affiliation
France (AEFE network).

School day structure
Arrival is from 7:50 to 8:00; classes begin at 8:00.

Bus service
The transport service is outsourced to the Lyce9e franaire de Budapest's partner, Laster. Two services are offered: Door-to-door minibus service and Shuttle with multiple lines in Buda and Pest. Information and tariffs are negotiated by the families. Contact: Rachel Stegelmayer, +36 30 200 3888; schoolbus.lasterkft@gmail.com; APE transport inquiries: transport@lfbape.com.
Diving Deeper

Food Options
Cantine: For 20 years, the LFGEB cantine is provided by our catering partner Delirest Kft. Every day, varied menus are served with a wide selection of meats and fish, garnishes, vegetables and fresh fruit as seasonally available. The menus include daily green salad or soup, cheese, and a dessert. Desserts are usually homemade. Once a week, a vegetarian menu is served to students. Several seasonal activities are offered to students such as the 'Week of Taste', the 'Dishes You Love' week, or the '5 Days Around the World' program. Bon appétit! Contacts: Erzsébet Gurbai, restaurant manager, Tel: +36 30 689 9823; Szilvia Szeitl, administrator, Tel: +36 30 083 6908 (8:00–11:00); francia@delirest.hu. Inscription: The new Delirest platform is active and available in 3 languages. Registration is mandatory (except for external lycée students). Through this platform you can view and pay invoices for catering, cancel meals in case of your child's absence (before 8:00 on the day of absence) for kindergarten through third grade (the meals are pre-ordered), or order meals for lycée students (no pre-order). User guide.

Governance and Ownership
Part of the AEFE network. Governance is via the Conseil d'établissement, the main governing body for both primary and secondary; it is a tripartite body with equal representation of administration, teaching staff, and parents and students. There is also a Foundation and an Association des Parents d'élèves.
Fees

Annual tuition at Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest ranges from from HUF 5,287 for 2026/27.

*Application / first‑registration fees*

- First child in the household: EUR 1,000.
- From the second child: EUR 500.
- Equivalents in Hungarian forints: HUF 400,000 (first child) and HUF 200,000 (from the second child).

*Tuition (cotisations d'écolage) — fees by school level and by billing method (academic year figures are those published for 2025/2026)*

Maternelle (PS, MS, GS)
- Annual payment (single invoice): EUR 5,287.
- Trimestrial billing (total for the year): EUR 5,450, split as: 1st trimester EUR 2,180; 2nd trimester EUR 1,635; 3rd trimester EUR 1,635.
- Monthly billing (10 months, September–June): EUR 545 per month.
- HUF equivalents (same billing options shown in HUF): annual HUF 2,114,600; trimestrial total HUF 2,180,000 (1st term HUF 872,000; 2nd and 3rd term HUF 654,000 each); monthly HUF 218,000.

Elémentaire (CP, CE1, CE2, CM1, CM2)
- Annual payment: EUR 5,529.
- Trimestrial billing (total): EUR 5,700, split as: 1st trimester EUR 2,280; 2nd trimester EUR 1,710; 3rd trimester EUR 1,710.
- Monthly billing (10 months): EUR 570 per month.
- HUF equivalents: annual HUF 2,211,600; trimestrial total HUF 2,280,000 (1st term HUF 912,000; 2nd and 3rd term HUF 684,000 each); monthly HUF 228,000.

Collège (6e, 5e, 4e, 3e)
- Annual payment: EUR 6,548.
- Trimestrial billing (total): EUR 6,750, split as: 1st trimester EUR 2,700; 2nd trimester EUR 2,025; 3rd trimester EUR 2,025.
- Monthly billing (10 months): EUR 675 per month.
- HUF equivalents: annual HUF 2,619,000; trimestrial total HUF 2,700,000 (1st term HUF 1,080,000; 2nd and 3rd term HUF 810,000 each); monthly HUF 270,000.

Lycée (2de, 1re, Tle)
- Annual payment: EUR 6,548.
- Trimestrial billing (total): EUR 6,750, split as: 1st trimester EUR 2,700; 2nd trimester EUR 2,025; 3rd trimester EUR 2,025.
- Monthly billing (10 months): EUR 675 per month.
- HUF equivalents follow the collège scale: annual HUF 2,619,000; trimestrial total HUF 2,700,000 (1st term HUF 1,080,000; 2nd and 3rd term HUF 810,000 each); monthly HUF 270,000.

*Billing schedule and payment terms*

- Choice of billing modality is selected on the enrolment commitment: annual, trimestrial or monthly.
- Annual payment: single invoice, settlement required before 15 September to obtain a 3% discount. This annual option is not available for scholarship recipients or beneficiaries of the school's solidarity fund.
- Trimestrial schedule: 1st trimester (September–December) = 40% (invoiced in September); 2nd trimester (January–March) = 30% (invoiced in January); 3rd trimester (April–June) = 30% (invoiced in April).
- Monthly schedule: 10 equal monthly instalments, September through June.
- Invoices are prepared by the Foundation and sent by e‑mail to the payer designated at enrolment; the payer must be identified (parent, other private person, or a company with a signed sponsorship contract).
- Any term started is due in full; arrival or departure in the middle of a trimester is billed from the first day of the month of arrival or the full trimester as applicable. Medical absence of at least one consecutive month (with medical certificate) may be considered for an exceptional remission.

*Boarding (internat)*

- The Lycée français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest does not operate an internat; listed services for families are day services such as school transport and catering provided by external contractors.

*Other costs and optional services (annual unless otherwise stated)*

- School textbooks and materials: elementary (CP–CM2) textbooks are provided free of charge; collège textbooks are provided against a refundable caution/deposit of HUF 50,000 per collège pupil. Lycée families must provide/cover lycée textbooks. Charges for lost or damaged books are billed.
- Garderie (perischool care): EUR 75 per year for 1 hour/week (annual rate shown), with separate hourly rates for early/ return-period and exceptional care: e.g., exceptional rates EUR 6.50/h (notification before 10:00) and EUR 10.00/h (notification after 10:00). HUF equivalents are published (garderie annual HUF 30,000; exceptional HUF 2,500/h or HUF 4,000/h).
- Étude surveillée (supervised study): EUR 100 per year (1 hour/week). HUF 40,000 per year equivalent.
- Maternelle activities (1.5 h/week): EUR 125 per year (HUF 50,000).
- FLSCO (language support for CP) 1 h/week: EUR 163 per year (HUF 65,000).
- Artistic/cultural/sport activities (1 h/week): EUR 163 per year (HUF 65,000).
- Association sportive (secondary): forfait EUR 163 for two time slots; additional slots EUR 38 each. HUF equivalents given.
- Petit Conservatoire de Musique (PCM): instrumental and collective practice fees vary (e.g., EUR 725 / EUR 550 / EUR 163 for different modules); HUF equivalents given. Note that individual instrument lessons may require purchase or rental of instruments and materials not included in the PCM tariff.
- Cantine (school catering): catering is provided by an external contractor (Delirest Kft.) and billed separately by that contractor; families register on the caterer's platform and receive separate invoices for meals. Meal pricing and payment arrangements are handled by the catering provider.
- School boutique (uniforms, branded items): purchases are processed by questionnaire and a time‑limited payment link is issued for settlement; boutique items are therefore paid via the boutique payment procedure.

*Refund and cancellation rules (summary of applicable refund conditions)*

- First‑registration fees are non‑refundable.
- For periscolaire activities, music conservatory group activities and most optional annual activities: fees are billed for the full year at the start of the year and, except where explicitly stated, are not refundable in the event of later withdrawal.
- For individual instrumental lessons (PCM), a prorated refund may be granted on notification, but a penalty of HUF 30,000 may be retained.
- Departure in the middle of the school year: written notification at least 15 working days before departure is required; any started trimester is due in full and will be billed accordingly. Exceptional remission for prolonged medical absence requires a medical certificate.

*Fee payment options and banking details*

- Payments are accepted by bank transfer in the invoiced currency. HUF payments (bank details provided for CIB Bank) and EUR payments (bank details provided for Banque Transatlantique, with IBAN and SWIFT) are the standard settlement channels. Cash deposits to the Foundation's account at CIB Bank agencies are also accepted (deposit must indicate invoice number and pupil name).
- Boutique purchases are settled via a time‑limited online payment link issued after ordering. Catering and transport are contracted to external providers and billed directly by those providers.

*Examinations and inclusions*

- Obligatory national examination fees (Diplôme National du Brevet for 3e and the baccalauréat general examinations) are included within the cotisations d'écolage.
- Elementary workbooks and some materials are integrated in the tuition charges; however, lycée textbooks and CNED costs (if used) are at parental expense. A refundable caution of HUF 50,000 is required for collège textbook provision.

*Important note on 2026/2027 fees*

- The final cotisations d'écolage for the 2026/2027 academic year had not been fixed at the time the school's committee communicated to families; the committee indicated any increase for 2026/2027 would not exceed 5%. The schedule above therefore presents the published 2025/2026 fee grid used where 2026/2027 amounts were not yet available.
Academics

Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest teaches French Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel follows the French lycée curriculum for Seconde, Première and Terminale. Core subjects taught to all lycéens include French, Philosophy, History-Geography, Mathematics, Civic Education, Language A, Language B, Physical Education, Economics and Social Sciences, and Digital Sciences and Technologies. Specialties in Première and Terminale are History-Geography, Geopolitics and Political Science; Economics and Social Sciences; Languages and Literatures in Foreign Languages (English); Humanities, Literature and Philosophy; Mathematics; Life and Earth Sciences; Physics-Chemistry. Hungarian is studied as a mother-tongue language (history, grammar, literature) at all levels. Exam preparation is provided throughout the year with common assessments and oral practice. The school maintains numerous partnerships with AEFE networks or local institutions; teacher professional development is strong. Progression toward higher education in France or abroad is supported; and the school reports a 100% exam pass rate with 91% of Baccalaureate mentions, and all students obtain higher-education orientation aligned with their goals.

Exam Results
100% pass rate in examinations; 91% with honors at the Baccalaureate.

Higher Education Progression
Progression toward higher education in France or abroad is supported.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides psycho-social support through a bilingual school psychologist who is on-site on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10:00 to 18:00, with additional availability as needed. She can intervene in classes with mental health topics, lead psychoeducational activities, raise awareness, and participate in parent meetings. Individual consultations are available, up to six sessions per student or family. Appointments are arranged through the life-school system for the secondary level and by teachers for the primary. A social worker is on-site to support child protection work, provide consultations, and participate in meetings and classroom interventions. A monthly watch cell coordinates the identification of students in difficulty and follow-up, with confidentiality maintained for all participants.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school welcomes non-French-speaking students through FLSco (Français Langue de Scolarisation), allowing them to learn French while following the national education program. Allophone students receive support from arrival. In Petite and Moyenne Section, they are immersed in the language with their class to naturally acquire the basics. The FLSco program is open from Grande Section through 5e for non-French-speaking children. In CP, FLSco provides homework assistance by specialist teachers for students with difficulties in the French language whose parents have limited French, to support home learning.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school welcomes all students, including those who do not yet speak French, through FLSco (Français Langue de Scolarisation), which enables them to learn French while following the French national education program. Allophone students receive support from arrival. In Petite and Moyenne Section they are immersed in the language with their class to acquire the basics naturally. The FLSco program is available from Grande Section through 5e for non-French-speaking children.

Mental Wellbeing
The school provides mental wellbeing support through a bilingual school psychologist on-site Tuesdays and Wednesdays (10:00–18:00), who can intervene in classes on mental health topics and lead psychoeducational activities, as well as attend parent meetings and provide individual consultations (up to six sessions for the same student/family). The psychologist can be contacted via the school's psychology email. A social worker is also on-site (Wednesday 10:00–14:00) to offer individual consultations, crisis intervention, and collaboration with the psychologist, with co-interventions in classrooms as needed. A monthly watch cell identifies students in difficulty and coordinates actions, with all team members maintaining confidentiality.

Safeguarding
The safeguarding framework is supported by the psychologist and the social worker, who collaborate with the school to address child protection issues and ensure confidentiality. The social worker coordinates with child protection authorities as required and participates in parent meetings and classroom interventions. The school maintains a watch cell (Cellule de veille) that meets monthly to identify at-risk students, coordinate actions, and monitor follow-up. Parental authorization is required for additional consultations beyond initial visits, and contact details for the psychologist and the social worker are provided for cases requiring assistance.
Parent Experience

History
From 1962 to 1993, the Lycée Français de Budapest operated as a local, regional school without a formal legal status, an island of Francophonie in Hungary. In the 1990s, French-Hungarian educational links expanded: the Institut Franais moved into new premises on F utca in 1992, and a Foundation for the lycée was created in 1993 with support from the Chambre de Commerce France Hongrie, accelerating the transition to an autonomous lycée with Hungarian state financial support from 1994. A new autonomous lycée building opened in 2002, now hosting over 700 students from diverse nationalities. By 2019 the composition was about 20% French, 45% Hungarian, 15% other, and 20% dual nationals. The lycée is fully integrated into Budapests 2nd arrondissement and has developed numerous cultural partnerships; the building spaces have been renovated, including a kindergarten courtyard inaugurated in September 2018 by Mme Andre9ani, Ambassador of France to Hungary.

Community
The lycée is fully integrated into the life of Budapests 2nd arrondissement and develops numerous partnerships with cultural actors in the Pearl of the Danube. The campus has renovated spaces and facilities, including a kindergarten courtyard inaugurated in September 2018 by Mme Andre9ani, Ambassador of France to Hungary. The school serves a diverse community of students from multiple nationalities.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The school has an Association des Parents de9le8ves (APE), a French-law association that signed a convention with AEFE to create a French lycée in Budapest. Ten parents are elected every two years to form the Administration Council, with a president, a vice-president, a secretary, and a treasurer. The APE has three missions: managing the establishment (financial, strategic, human, and governing bodies); animating the community (events, communications, fundraising); and coordinating parentamily relations. The APE supports the building and budgets, and the president of the APE is the president of the lycée foundation, which is the employer of local staff. The APE organizes events such as Nuit du cinéma, Marathon, Saint Nicolas, Christmas Market, Loto, Vide-greniers, and Fête de lunde9cole. Current officers for 2025/2026 include President Laurent Bonherbe; Vice Presidents Fre9de9ric Germanaz (Administration) and Tame1s Sztancsik (Events & Cultural Activities); Treasurer Gre9gory Laperdrix; General Secretary Joeblle Sze9les Marquie9; and Board Members René Angoujard, Thierry Bartoloni, Krisztina De1vidne9 Krokos, Patrick Dubruille, Agne8s Ducrot, and Pierre P. Szebeni. The APE can be reached via contact@lfbape.com."} If you want any section expanded or reformatted, I can adjust. The content above reflects translations and facts drawn from the Lyce9e Frane7ais Gustave Eiffel de Budapest site. (Cited sources: Histoire du LFGEB; Association des parents de9le8ves) ) }# End of response. (Note: A stray
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest serves students aged 3 to 18 (Maternelle through Lycée) with about 750 pupils and 65 teachers, drawing from around 40 nationalities. The cantine is provided by Delirest Kft, offering meat, fish, vegetables, fresh fruit and daily desserts, with a weekly vegetarian option. After-school care and activities are available through Périscolaire, including Garderie et devoirs and the Petit Conservatoire de Musique (PCM). The CDI/BCD library houses more than 18,000 documents and provides 20 workstations plus 10 reading seats, with the E-Sidoc catalogue and subscriptions to French and other language periodicals. Non-French-speaking students receive language support through FLSCo, with immersion in the curriculum starting from Petite/Moyenne Section onward to the 5th grade.

Sports Facilities
A gymnasium is available for physical education and indoor sports. The Association sportive offers activities such as climbing, badminton, volleyball, and basketball. After-school sports sessions run from 14:30 on weekdays for middle school and high school students, providing time for practice and competition. The gym has hosted events such as a 3x3 basketball tournament, reflecting active use of the indoor facilities.

Academic Facilities
The CDI / BCD provides a large shared working space with more than 18,000 documents, including books, periodicals, and an online catalogue via E-Sidoc. The collection features more than 12,000 authors and 1,200 publishers, with 28,000 subject notices and various themed groups. The library offers 20 workstations and 10 reading seats, plus zones such as Allée Informatique, Kiosque de Presse, and a Reading Salon. The CDI provides introductory sessions on documentary research and study skills, and hosts exhibitions and writing workshops throughout the year. FLSCo language support helps non-French-speaking students integrate into the curriculum from Grande Section to 5th.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Périscolaire provides after-school care and a range of activities after the mandatory school day, including cultural, manual, and sporting options. The Petit Conservatoire de Musique offers instrumental courses, choir, and orchestral experiences for primary and secondary students, with ensembles like the Lycée Orchestra (6e to terminale). The Association sportive extends sport into the after-school schedule with activities that can include climbing, badminton, volleyball, and basketball. After-school programs are organized in small groups and take place in the late afternoon, with enrollment through the Eduka platform.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school participates in mathematics contests for primary through lycée, including Castor Informatique, Algorea, Course aux Nombres, and Alkindi. These competitions emphasize logic, reasoning, and digital culture. The school acknowledges excellent results and thanks teachers for organizing these projects that bring mathematics to life.

Arts & Creative
The Petit Conservatoire de Musique (PCM) offers primary and secondary students a rich musical pathway, including discovery of instruments, ensemble practice, singing, and orchestral playing. Younger students explore instruments through La ronde musicale and group singing, while CE1‑CE2 form the Orchestra and CM1‑CM2 form the Junior Orchestra with regular solfège and orchestra sessions. The lycée also has an Orchestra and a choir, and PCM is described as a collective musical adventure beyond regular classes.

Cultural & Language
The MUN club organizes the LFGEB‑MUN conference, in which Seconde students participate in a UN simulation to discuss and draft resolutions on global issues. The 2026 edition welcomed 32 external participants from Europa 2000, Lauder Javne, and the Austrian High School of Budapest, and was supervised by 21 Première and Terminale students from the club. Committees included WHO and HRC, addressing topics from youth addiction to nuclear regulation and AI environmental impact.

Social & Hobbies
After-school activities are offered after the mandatory day, with registration for care or a variety of activities (cultural, manual, sports, etc.). The offerings include artistic, cultural, and sports activities run in small groups by experienced staff. The school also hosts social events and sports activities, such as a 3×3 basketball tournament in the gym.

Leadership & Professional
The LFGEB MUN conference is organized by the MUN club, with leadership and mentorship provided by club members. The 2026 edition featured 21 Première and Terminale students supervising the event, alongside 32 external participants, highlighting student leadership in diplomacy and event management. The experience focuses on debate, negotiation, and developing public-speaking and teamwork skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Association sportive provides a physical-education extension through after‑school sports, with activities such as climbing, badminton, volleyball, and basketball. The gym hosted a 3×3 basketball tournament with 15 teams, emphasizing a healthy mind and body. The program promotes balance between physical activity and academic life.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include French as the language of schooling, English, German, and Spanish as living languages. Hungarian is taught as the host-country language at all levels, and Hungarian as a foreign language is offered to French or other students. The Institut Français de Budapest coordinates the preparation and administration of French-language certifications, DELF and DELF, for students.

Immersion Programs
FLSco (Français Langue de Scolarisation) supports non-Francophone students by allowing them to learn French while following the national education program. Allophone students receive support from arrival, and in Petite and Moyenne Section they are immersed in the language with their class to naturally acquire the basics. The FLSco program is available from Grande Section through 5e for non-Francophone children.
Admissions

Admissions
The Lycée Français Gustave Eiffel de Budapest welcomes children from nursery (from age 3) through to the baccalaureate, offering a French-language education homologated by the Ministère de l'Éducation nationale within the AEFE network present in 130 countries. The 2026-2027 registration campaign is closed. For any questions, contact Mr. The reason to enroll from nursery is that the early years lay the foundations of learning, the language, and confidence, and provide continuity with elementary school while easing the transition to CP. The Eduka platform is used for enrollment, and first registration rights (DPI) and payment modalities are published. For students already enrolled, families will receive a message from the admissions service detailing the renewal calendar and procedures. The school is located in Budapest at Máriaremetei út 193-199, 1029 Hungary.

Scholarships
Scholarships awarded by the French State – campaign 2026/2027: The scholarship campaign for 2026-2027 is open until February 27, 2026. Forms can be downloaded from the French Embassy in Hungary site. Completed and signed applications with all required documents must be submitted by appointment to the Embassy consular section (Fö utca 17, 1011 Budapest) before the deadline. Families may make an appointment with the Scholarships Service at consulat.budapest-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr or book online. Families may also submit directly via the Scolaide platform. Applications can be for new enrollment starting in 2026 or for renewal if the family benefited from scholarships last year. For more information: the Embassy site and AEFE. List of required documents and the scholarship application form are provided on the page. English-language information is available for speakers. In addition, the Solidarity Fund information is provided for Hungarian or non-French students: The Solidarity Fund application for academic year 2026-2027 is available on the school site. The Fund is managed by the Foundation of the Lycée Français de Budapest and is open to Hungarian tax residents; the deadline is March 22, 2026. The maximum award is 50% of tuition up to the end of lower secondary (CP to 3ème) and 80% for upper secondary (2nde to Terminale). The scholarship covers tuition only and does not cover optional services (daycare, AES, meals, bus, etc.). The application form asks for family details and supporting documents, and the file must be completed and emailed to gestion@lfgeb.hu. Documents include proof of identity, income, housing details, and other standard materials, with consent for data processing.
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