Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour

Lebanon, Baabda

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Arabic, French

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 1953

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum French Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, French, English, Spanish

Strengths Sport, Languages, STEM

Clubs Arts and Creative, Academic and Intellectual, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour is a Catholic, Jesuit secondary school in Hazmieh, Lebanon, offering a French Curriculum alongside a bespoke program tailored to its context. Founded by the Jesuit Fathers of the Near East Province in 1953, it continues the educational lineage of Université Saint-Joseph and maintains ties with Saint-Joseph University. The college serves the Lebanese community with a campus that hosts Centre sportif, culturel et social, a hub for sport, culture and social life, plus CIO and the Center for Formation and Pedagogical Resources (CFRP) to support guidance and teaching resources. Lebanese and French language tracks are taught, with some students exempted from the Lebanese program while following the same college instruction. Extracurriculars include a Music School with weekly lessons, technology clubs such as Clubs de Technologie and the J-Tech Academy, and the Éveil Sportif et Artistique program, alongside a Service Social office assisting families with scholarships and guidance.

www.ndj.edu.lb

B.P. 45-151 – Hazmieh, Lebanon

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The Essentials

Location

Located in Hazmieh, a suburb of Beirut in the Baabda District of the Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon. The mailing address is B.P. 45-151 – Hazmieh, Lebanon. The campus serves both Grand Collège and Petit Collège, and the school's transport service is available via the transport office at (05) 924 160 or transports@ndj.edu.lb.

Stages

Cycles include Complementary (3rd to 5th), Primary 2 (6th to 8th), Primary 1 (9th to 11th), and Preschool (GS, MS, PS).

Type

Catholic, Jesuit school

Additional learning support

Speech therapist Léa Barmo; Psychologists Sana Abi Rached (8e to 3e) and Marie Dib (PJ to 9e); Psychomotor therapist Rachelle Kaï.

Country affiliation

Lebanon

Religious affiliation

Catholic (Jesuit)

Bus service

A school bus service is provided. The transport service is coordinated by Mr. Antoine Kaddoum. For details and arrangements, contact transports@ndj.edu.lb or call (05) 924 160.

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Fees

Application fees

- No published, itemised application fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year is available. The school has charged specific one-off registration/participation amounts in prior communications: for example, a club participation fee of USD 75 per club and earlier references to annual registration fees (USD 100 in a prior circular).

Tuition fees (by year group / per term / per year)

- A complete, current tuition table listing fees per year group and per term for 2026/27 (and a published 2025/26 detailed table) is not available. The College has issued policy-level statements about levels of scolarité in recent Rector communications (including target figures expressed in USD for prior years), but the school has not published an itemised per-class, per-term schedule for the requested academic year.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Precise billing schedules (term dates for invoicing, number of instalments, deadlines and late‑payment penalties) are not published in a detailed fee table for 2026/27. Prior communications and administrative documents indicate that some school charges and club fees are collected at the college cashier (caisse) by set deadlines and that the school operates a social‑assistance / scholarship process for families in difficulty. The Rector has also described a partial dollarisation approach to some components of remuneration and contributions to support staff costs.

Boarding (internat)

- No boarding fee schedule is published and no boarding programme or internat fee schedule is listed as part of the school's scolarités materials for the relevant years. There is no published internat fee structure for the College.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Club / extracurricular participation fee: USD 75 per club (stated as a fee to be paid in cash to the college cashier in a parents' communication).
- Historical/ancillary items referenced in school communications include: registration/inscription fees (previously cited at levels such as USD 100 in older circulars), lists of required textbooks and school materials, transport tariffs (a separate transport tariff sheet is referenced), and school meal / « repas » arrangements noted as part of material costs. Specific current amounts for uniform, textbooks, lunches, transport and other ancillary costs are not published in an itemised 2026/27 fee table.

Refund information

- There is no detailed, published refund policy or itemised refund rules in a publicly-available fee table for 2026/27. Administrative rules and the internal regulations document exist and typically cover parent‑account procedures; however, a detailed, current refund schedule (conditions, deadlines, amounts refundable on withdrawal) is not available in a published fee table for the requested academic year.

Fee payment options

- Communications to parents show at least some charges and club fees are to be paid in cash at the college cashier (caisse). The Rector's letters and administrative documents describe dollar‑denominated contributions for staff support and an element of dollarisation in fee policy. There is no comprehensive, publicly-stated list of all accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cheque) in an itemised fee schedule for 2026/27 that can be produced here.

Summary note on availability of detailed fee tables

- The school's public scolarités page signalled that the scolarités (tuition schedules) for 2025–2026 / 2026–2027 were to be published as "prochainement"; consequently, a complete, itemised per‑class and per‑term fee schedule for 2026/27 (or a finalized 2025/26 table) is not available to extract in order to supply the precise per‑year, per‑term figures you requested. The Rector's communications supply high-level policy figures (contribution amounts and currency approach) and the parents' circulars show specific smaller fees (club fees, past registration figures) and payment-by-cash instructions for certain items.

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Admissions

Scholarships

Demands for school scholarships 2026-2027. Dear Parents, The Social Service of Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour and Collège Saint-Grégoire will receive scholarship applications for the year 2026-2027 from May 11 to June 16, 2026. Families who wish to benefit from a school scholarship for their child(ren) are asked to carefully fill out (on a computer) the form and submit it within the deadlines. Nada Turk, Social Worker.

Apply.

French families whose children are enrolled at Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour, and who wish to enroll there, must submit their file on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, between 8:00 and 12:00. They are invited to:
- Retrieve the scholarship application form from the Office of Economic Services at Grand Collège;
- Gather the requested supporting documents;
- Submit the complete file (the form duly completed and signed, as well as the supporting documents) to the Consulat Général de France, only on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 between 8:00 and 12:00.

You will find below the document presenting details of the 2026-2027 French scholarship campaign.

- Affiche demandes de bourses scolaires 2026-2027 (PDF)

2e campagne de bourses scolaires 2026-2027.

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FAQs

Where is Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour located?

The college is in Hazmieh, a suburb of Beirut in the Baabda District, Mount Lebanon, Lebanon. The campus serves both Grand Collège and Petit Collège, and there is a transport service available (transports@ndj.edu.lb or 05 924 160).

What levels and cycles does the college serve?

The school offers Preschool (GS, MS, PS) and cycles: Complementary (3rd–5th), Primary 2 (6th–8th) and Primary 1 (9th–11th). It is a co‑educational Catholic Jesuit school, homologated by the French Ministry of National Education.

When was Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour founded?

The college opened in 1953 and was founded by the Jesuit Fathers of the Near East Province. It continues the Jesuit educational tradition in Lebanon and maintains ties with Université Saint-Joseph.

Are detailed tuition fees published for 2026/27?

No itemised per-year/per-term tuition table for 2026/27 is published. High-level policy figures have been discussed by the Rector, and smaller charges include a USD 75 club participation fee; past communications mention a USD 100 annual registration fee, but exact current amounts for uniforms, textbooks, lunches and transport are not in a single public table.

How do scholarships work for 2026-2027?

Scholarship applications for 2026-2027 are handled by the Social Service of Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour and Collège Saint-Grégoire, from May 11 to June 16, 2026. For French families, there is a separate process on September 2, 2026 (8:00–12:00) coordinated with the Consulat Général de France via the Office des Services Économiques.

What languages are taught at the college?

Lebanese and French language programs are taught. Some students may be exempted from the Lebanese program by the Ministry, but they still follow the same college instruction and do not take Lebanese official exams.

How is higher education guidance supported?

The Information and Orientation Center (CIO) provides information services and personalized guidance. The Commission d'Orientation Professionnelle coordinates with CIO to help students choose universities.

Does the college prepare students for official exams?

Yes, the college prepares students for official exams. Note that some Lebanese-language exam requirements may differ for students exempted by the Ministry.

What facilities exist on campus for sports and activities?

On campus there is a Centre sportif, culturel et social, which serves as the hub for student life including sports, culture and social activities. The on-site Centre sportif supports physical education and athletics, while CFRP and CIO offer teaching resources and guidance services.

Tell me about the Music School and other after‑school activities.

The Music School offers one hour per week (30 minutes of solfège and 30 minutes of instrumental instruction) and is open to students from 10th grade through Terminale, as well as to parents and educators. In addition, there are technology clubs (Clubs de Technologie for 6e–Terminale), the J-Tech Academy, the ESA program, and a summer program called L'Été 2026.

What extracurricular activities and leadership programs are available?

Extracurricular options include Music, technology clubs (Clubs de Technologie and J-Tech Academy), the ESA program, and a Service Social office. There is also a leadership and orientation focus through the Commission d'Orientation Professionnelle and university-guidance efforts.

What wellbeing and learning support resources exist?

The college provides support from a speech therapist (Léa Barmo) and psychologists (Sana Abi Rached for 8e–3e; Marie Dib for PJ–9e), plus a psychomotor therapist (Rachelle Kaï). The Social Service supports families with scholarship applications and other needs.

How is safeguarding addressed at the school?

Specific safeguarding details aren't listed in the provided information, but wellbeing support is available through psychologists and the Social Service to assist students and families.

Is boarding offered at the college?

Boarding is not offered. The school operates as a day school with students attending daily.

What is the uniform policy?

A daily uniform is required: a blue-and-white striped shirt or navy polo with the College logo, dark jeans or navy Bermuda with the College name on the belt, and a blue sports kit for PE. Non-conforming dress and excessive jewelry or makeup are not permitted, and nail polish is prohibited until Grade 9. Uniforms are available from Cotton Mall, Khabbaz (Achrafieh), and the Grand Collège lingerie shop.

What about meals and food options?

Food options are overseen by the Nutrition Commission, which arranges visits to cafeterias, kiosks and the canteen. Specific meal offerings and pricing are not detailed in the public information.

What accreditations or affiliations does the school have?

The college is homologated by the French Ministry of National Education and is affiliated with the AEFE network through Collège Saint-Grégoire since 2019. It is part of the Notre-Dame network of Jesuit establishments in Lebanon.

Are there any awards listed for the school?

No awards are listed in the provided information.

Is there a bilingual or immersion program?

There is no explicit bilingual or immersion program noted; Lebanese and French language programs are taught.

Which languages are taught at the college?

Lebanese and French are the languages taught on campus.

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