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Lycée Français Alexandre Dumas – Milioutinski Campus

Russia, Moscow

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The school at a glance
Instructs in French
Fees RUB 7,617 - 12,220
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 629
Type Co-educational
Opened 1888
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum French Curriculum
Taught languages Russian, English, German, Spanish, Latin
Typical class size 18
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Located at 7A Milioutinski Pereulok in Moscow, Lycée Français Alexandre Dumas – Milioutinski Campus is a French international school within the AEFE network. It serves students aged 3 to 18, offering the French curriculum from Petite Section preschool through the Baccalauréat. The program follows the French education system with general and technological tracks, and places a strong emphasis on sciences and digital technologies. From kindergarten, students access multilingual pathways, including a parcours plurilingue, a European Section, and a Section internationale russe. The school prepares graduates for higher education in France, Russia and beyond, supported by individualized guidance toward universities and grandes écoles. Facilities support sport and cultural life, with diverse intercultural exchanges and arts activities integrated into daily life. Extracurricular offerings include cultural and sports activities, student-led associations, and opportunities to engage in community service and leadership projects through the school's associations. The campus emphasizes inclusivity, citizenship, and global mindedness.

7A Milioutinski Pereulok, 101000 Moscow, Russia

The Essentials

Lycée Français Alexandre Dumas – Milioutinski Campus has 629 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in French.

Location
7a Milioutinski Pereulok, 101000 Moscow, Russia. The Milioutinski Campus is in central Moscow, in the area of the former French quarter, a short walk north of Red Square.

Stages
collège (middle school) and lycée (high school) at the Milioutinski Campus.

Type
French international school.

Bus service
A paid bus service (navette scolaire) is available.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Dem i-pensionnaire (half-boarder) arrangements are described; a school restaurant is available at Milioutinski from 11:30 to 14:00, and the internal regulations reference externes (extern students) and demi-pensionnaires as present on site during the school day.

Food Options
The restaurant is outsourced to IFCM Group. At Milioutinski, the school restaurant operates daily from 11:30 to 14:00. Tariffs for 2026-2027: basic 779 rubles; reduced 679 rubles (if meals are prepaid for a term); 604 rubles (for the 'soup or salad + hot dish' option).

House System
A maison des lyce9ens (house for lycée students) exists for students from 3e to Terminale; its leadership (president, secretary, treasurer) is held by both adults (teachers or parents) and students.

Governance and Ownership
The school is part of the AEFE network; it operates on two sites: Site Milioutinski (collège et lycée) and Site IDF (maternelle et primaire).
Fees

Annual tuition at Lycée Français Alexandre Dumas – Milioutinski Campus ranges from RUB 7,617 to RUB 12,220 for 2026/27.

Application / first‑registration fee

- Droits de première inscription : EUR 500. These first‑registration fees are payable at enrolment and are generally non‑refundable except for medical reasons or duly justified force majeure under the school's refund rules.

Tuition fees — per term and annual (per school cycle and category)

- Structure: fees may be billed as a single annual payment or by trimester. The three terms are: Term 1 (Sept.–Dec.), Term 2 (Jan.–Mar.) and Term 3 (Apr.–Jun.). Any term started is payable in full.

- Maternelle
- Français: Term 1 EUR 3,278 • Term 2 EUR 2,459 • Term 3 EUR 2,459 • Annual total EUR 8,196.
- Nationaux: Term 1 EUR 4,395 • Term 2 EUR 3,297 • Term 3 EUR 3,297 • Annual total EUR 10,989.
- Étrangers / Tiers: Term 1 EUR 4,430 • Term 2 EUR 3,322 • Term 3 EUR 3,322 • Annual total EUR 11,074.

- Primaire (élémentaire)
- Français: Term 1 EUR 3,047 • Term 2 EUR 2,285 • Term 3 EUR 2,285 • Annual total EUR 7,617.
- Nationaux: Term 1 EUR 4,277 • Term 2 EUR 3,208 • Term 3 EUR 3,208 • Annual total EUR 10,693.
- Étrangers / Tiers: Term 1 EUR 4,297 • Term 2 EUR 3,223 • Term 3 EUR 3,223 • Annual total EUR 10,743.

- Collège
- Français: Term 1 EUR 3,204 • Term 2 EUR 2,403 • Term 3 EUR 2,403 • Annual total EUR 8,010.
- Nationaux: Term 1 EUR 4,134 • Term 2 EUR 3,101 • Term 3 EUR 3,101 • Annual total EUR 10,336.
- Étrangers / Tiers: Term 1 EUR 4,164 • Term 2 EUR 3,123 • Term 3 EUR 3,123 • Annual total EUR 10,410.

- Lycée
- Français: Term 1 EUR 3,819 • Term 2 EUR 2,865 • Term 3 EUR 2,865 • Annual total EUR 9,549.
- Nationaux: Term 1 EUR 4,774 • Term 2 EUR 3,581 • Term 3 EUR 3,581 • Annual total EUR 11,936.
- Étrangers / Tiers: Term 1 EUR 4,888 • Term 2 EUR 3,666 • Term 3 EUR 3,666 • Annual total EUR 12,220.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing schedule: fees are invoiced and payable at the start of each term (or as a single annual payment if chosen). The terms are defined as: Term 1 (September–December), Term 2 (January–March), Term 3 (April–June). Any term commenced is due in full.
- Late payment and recovery: if amounts are unpaid 15 days after an invoice, formal reminders and recovery procedures apply; persistent non‑payment can lead to exclusion from the roll and refusal to re‑enroll. An instalment schedule may be granted on written request to the school's finance officer.
- Sibling discounts: the following abatements apply to tuition (only to tuition rights): 15% on the 3rd child, 25% on the 4th child, 35% on the 5th child, 45% from the 6th child onward (full rate applies to the two eldest).

Boarding / internat

- Boarding is not applicable. No boarding fees are published for the school; the institution operates as a day school.

Other fees and optional costs

- First‑registration fee (application): EUR 500 (non‑refundable except for medical or force majeure reasons with proof).
- Examination fees:
- Épreuve anticipée de français (anticipated French exam): EUR 320.
- Baccalauréat registration: EUR 400 for French candidates • EUR 605 for candidates of other nationalities. Registration for the baccalauréat is payable and is not refundable once registration is completed.
- Optional school trips and excursions: charged to participating families; these charges are generally non‑refundable except for medical reasons or force majeure on written request and subject to the travel budget balance rules.
- Language certifications and other optional assessments: charged when applicable; amounts are published when sessions are opened.
- Canteen (school meals): paid separately and priced in roubles. Example meal rates (providers' 2026/2027 tariffs) include: Tarif 1 — 779 RUB (base rate); Tarif 2 — 679 RUB (reduced for pre‑paid term); Tarif 3 — 604 RUB (lighter formula). Families choose the meal formula and payment method.
- School transport (navette / paid bus): a paid service is available; registration is required via the school form. Specific route prices are set separately and billed to families.
- Manuals and supplies: families are responsible for purchasing textbooks and supplies; some items and activity books can be ordered through the parents' association. No general uniform fee is listed.
- Voluntary contributions: a voluntary solidarity fund contribution may appear on the first term invoice of the eldest sibling; families may also allow residual prepayments to be allocated to the solidarity fund.

Refunds and non‑refundability

- Tuition and registration: tuition fees and the first‑registration fee are generally non‑refundable. Partial refunds for an unfinished term may be considered in cases of force majeure or medical justification, on written request and subject to the school's approval and budget constraints; any such refund is calculated pro‑rata of months not attended.
- Exam registrations: once registered for the baccalauréat or other paid examinations, the corresponding fees are non‑refundable after registration.
- Trips and optional activities: payments are normally non‑refundable except for documented medical reasons or force majeure and within the limits of the trip's budget.

Fee payment methods and practical details

- Accepted payment methods: cash at the school's cashier, cheque or bank transfer. The school privileges bank transfer to the Trésorerie Générale pour l'Étranger (TGE) / Banque de France accounts and also provides a rouble account for local rouble transfers. Card payments are not accepted. Families must include the invoice reference on any transfer and notify the fees service when a transfer is made.
- Currency and exchange: tuition rights are fixed in euros. For payments in roubles, the applicable exchange rate is the official chancellerie rate published by the French Ministry of Economy and Finance and applied at the payment date.

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Academics

Lycée Français Alexandre Dumas – Milioutinski Campus teaches French Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
Levels run from Petite Section (preschool) to the Baccalaureat. The curriculum follows the French education system with general and technological tracks and a strong emphasis on sciences and digital technologies. The school teaches several foreign languages and offers multilingual pathways from kindergarten. The plurilingual offer includes a parcours plurilingue from kindergarten, a European Section, and a Section internationale russe. The Lycée is part of the AEFE network and prepares students to pursue higher education in France, Russia, and around the world.

Exam Results
Baccalauréat results in 2024 show 32 candidates with a pass rate of 93.8%. Among them: Admis 12, AB 7, B 8, TB 3, R 2. Orientation post-bac data show 22 of 32 (68.7%) participated in Parcoursup, with all receiving at least one positive response. Of the 32, 24 studied in France (including 2 CPGE), 2 in Russia, and 6 in other countries; 3 pursued postbac engineering and 16 pursued licences in various fields.

Higher Education Progression
22 of 32 graduates (68.7%) used Parcoursup and all received at least one positive response. 24 graduates studied in France (including 2 CPGE); 2 studied in Russia; 6 in other countries. 3 pursued engineering postbac and 16 pursued licences in diverse fields (e.g., law/political science, sciences, LAS, psychology, economics and management, information and communication, literature, arts).

Gifted and Talented
Parcours plurilingue from kindergarten, European Section, and Section internationale russe are offered as part of the curriculum to develop advanced language skills and intercultural competence.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The formation of the person and the citizen is a priority axis of the school's educational project.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Multilingual education is offered from kindergarten, including a European Section and a Russian International Section.
Parent Experience

History
Founded in 1888 as Ecole Sainte-Catherine in the parish of Saint-Louis des Français, a new building was erected at 7a Milioutinski Street, the site of the collège and lycée today. By 1900 the school counted 162 pupils, but the February 1917 upheavals prompted many families to leave Russia for France, drastically reducing enrollment. In 1946 it became school number 287 and a science-focused institution serving the nomenklatura; enrollment rose to about 500 before the end of the 1960s, when it closed and became an annex for KGB archives. From 1958 the school operated in the premises of the French Embassy (IDF) and, after three years, a French teacher was recruited to serve 15 pupils, then 33. In 1979 the school left the embassy for the Immeuble de France, becoming an embassy school; in 1997 the Milioutinski building was leased for 49 years and inaugurated in 2005, creating two sites (IDF and Milioutinski) with a third site opened later in a Russian school; in 2015 Ivan Bounine opened for kindergarten and primary, bringing three sites, expansion was approved in 2017, and in 2026 the Ivan Bounine site was closed.

Community
Located in the heart of Moscow, the Lycée Français Alexandre Dumas de Moscou welcomes students from France, Russia, and many origins in a demanding but supportive environment oriented toward the future. As part of the AEFE network, it upholds values of academic excellence, respect, tolerance, and transmission of culture. Language learning and intercultural openness are central, with opportunities for cultural exchanges and partnerships with Moscow schools that strengthen the school's ties beyond its walls. The life of the establishment is presented through practical information, pedagogical projects, cultural, sport and artistic activities, reflecting a vibrant and collaborative community.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
APENG is the Association des Parents d'élèves du Lycée Français Alexandre Dumas. Its role is to facilitate dialogue between parents, the school administration, and official institutions in Russia and France. Our objective is a good education and a happy childhood for our children, and APENG actively supports the lycée's functioning in challenging contexts while strengthening its attractiveness for families and qualified teachers. It invites interested parents to join and contribute their ideas. APENG offers services such as access to school supplies, coordinates a end-of-year book exchange, and assists with AEFE scholarships by coordinating with the consulate. It also runs lost-and-found initiatives, with unclaimed items sometimes redirected to charity. APENG participates in the governance of the school through elections for the school council and the establishment council.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Quality equipment and sports programs, with priority given to cultural and intercultural exchanges.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Cultural and sports activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Arts & Creative
The school provides cultural and artistic activities. Cultural exchanges and intercultural experiences are prioritized. Artistic activities are part of the school's cultural life.

Cultural & Language
The school offers plurilingual pathways from kindergarten, including a European section and a Russian international section. Foreign language study is integrated with the French education system, with an emphasis on science and digital technology. Students come from many nationalities, creating a diverse and open community, and partnerships with Moscow schools broaden the school's cultural reach. Cultural exchanges and intercultural programs are prioritized.

Community & Service
The school supports student associations; the Association des Elèves du Lycée (AEL) enables student-led associations, with membership based on voluntary participation. The AEL runs projects such as solidarity initiatives, including partnerships with Samu Social. The school environment fosters civic engagement through student-led activities and governance.

Leadership & Professional
An individualized orientation program helps students prepare for higher education and future careers, guiding them toward universities and grandes écoles in France, Russia, Europe, North America, and beyond.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
There are quality sports facilities and organized sports programs. Cultural and artistic activities are part of the school life, complementing physical activity and wellbeing.
Languages

Language Provision
Multilingual education from kindergarten, including a multilingual pathway, European Section, and Russian International Section.

Bilingual Teaching
Multilingual pathways from kindergarten; European Section; Russian International Section.

Immersion Programs
European Section; Russian International Section.
School Events
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