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French Curriculum International Schools in Hong Kong

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About international schools in Hong Kong

French-curriculum schools in Hong Kong are anchored by a multi-campus French International School that offers both the French national curriculum (leading to the French Baccalauréat pathway) and an international stream with routes to IGCSE/IB qualifications, so families can choose a primarily French-language pathway or a bilingual model. Many programmes use an “immersive bilingual” model or co-teaching so French and English are used across the week, and schools commonly offer intensive French support for newcomers. Annual tuition at the main French provider falls broadly in the mid-five-figure to low-six-figure HKD range depending on year group and stream, and most families find it sensible to start enquiries a year before their intended move because places and assessments are planned well in advance. Practical considerations for relocating families include campus locations and school transport between sites, language support for non-French speakers, and the different qualification routes (French Brevet/Baccalauréat versus IGCSE/IB) that affect later subject choices and university entrance.

Compare 5 French Curriculum international schools in Hong Kong. Filter by curriculum, fees (average HKD 145,722), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 5 schools · avg fee HKD 145,722
Schools listed
5
Curricula
23
Average annual fee
HKD 145,722
Fee range
HKD 63,000 – 217,599
Most common curriculum
British Curriculum (7 schools)
Average school size
693 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Lyc'ee Francais International French International School (Tseung Kwan O Campus)
Oldest
Lyc'ee Francais International French International School (Jardine's Lookout Campus) (1984)

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FAQs for Hong Kong

How does the French curriculum in Hong Kong differ from the IB or British systems?
The French stream follows the French national curriculum and prepares pupils for French qualifications such as the Diplôme National du Brevet and the French Baccalauréat, which structure progression and subject choices differently from IGCSE/IB routes. The international stream in the same schools typically follows an English-medium curriculum that can lead to Cambridge IGCSEs and the IB Diploma, giving families a clear choice between French-system credentials and globally recognised international qualifications.
What languages are used in the classroom and what if my child does not speak French?
Instruction depends on stream: French-stream classes are taught primarily in French, while the international stream is mainly English-medium with French taught as a language. Some schools offer an immersive bilingual pathway or co-teaching model where French and English teachers share lessons, and many provide intensive French language programmes and tailored support for children joining without French.
How much should I budget for school fees?
Fees vary by campus, year group and whether a child is in the French or international stream, but current published schedules at the main French provider show typical annual tuition figures in the mid-HKD 100,000s up to around HKD 200,000+ for upper secondary, before any additional charges such as examination, transport or activity fees. Do check the school’s latest fee schedule and whether there are one-off charges (debenture or registration fees) that apply to particular intakes.
When should we start the application process if we are relocating?
Applications are generally accepted well before the start date and many families begin the process about 12 months ahead; some schools operate rolling admissions but recommend early submission because popular year groups fill quickly. Entrance assessments or interviews are usually scheduled in the year of entry, so allow time for paperwork, language assessments and any required references or school reports.
What should parents look for when comparing French-curriculum schools in Hong Kong?
Key considerations are whether the school is accredited to teach the French national curriculum, the strength of its language-support programmes for non-French speakers, the qualification routes on offer (French Baccalauréat versus IGCSE/IB), campus locations and transport links, and pastoral and university-guidance services. Visiting campuses, asking about class sizes, teacher qualifications and how transitions are handled between the different streams will give a clearer sense of fit for your family.
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