Compare International Schools in Jbail, Lebanon

Collège Notre-Dame de Lourdes is located in Frères Maristes, Jbail (Byblos), Lebanon. It follows a French Curriculum and offers 15 levels of instruction, all homologated. The levels run from Petite Section (Preschool, year 1) through Terminale (the final year of secondary education), including Moyenne Section, Grande Section, CP, CE1, CE2, CM1, CM2, Sixième, Cinquième, Quatrième, Troisième, Seconde, Première, and Terminale. CNED is not available at any level. The organized progression covers early years, primary schooling, and secondary education, ensuring that students advance through a defined year sequence that corresponds to the French system. The homologated status of all levels indicates that the years are officially recognized under the French educational framework, providing a consistent pathway for students in Lebanon who pursue a French-language curriculum with a clear articulation from preschool through Terminale. This grade-by-grade approach supports families relocating seeking a coherent program from early childhood to end of secondary schooling.

Monsif International School (MIS) is a private, coeducational day school in Monsif, Lebanon, offering an international curriculum that extends from KG1 to Grade 6 and is a candidate for the Primary Years Programme. MIS also provides a DP pathway within a bespoke curriculum, with Spanish being introduced for secondary classes. The school delivers instruction in English, Arabic, French, and Spanish, reflecting its multilingual, multicultural community. Established in 1945, MIS is officially recognized by the Lebanese Ministry of National Education and Fine Arts and serves families from fifteen nationalities, with small class sizes that support individualized attention. The campus blends sport, arts, and learning spaces, including two indoor gyms, an outdoor gym, an 850 m2 artificial grass soccer pitch, a 1100 m2 basketball court, KG outdoor play areas, and a historic theatre. On-site and off-campus music facilities, a 6000-volume library, and modern science and computer labs enrich the academic experience today.