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Armenia, Yerevan
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The Blaise Pascal Armenian-section provides education in line with Armenian programmes. There is a three-year preparatory cycle for entry to the French University in Armenia. No prior knowledge of French is required at registration. Created in 2007 (1999 for the nursery part), Anatole France International French High School is the only school in Armenia approved by the Ministry of National Education of the French Republic and recognized by an intergovernmental agreement signed in 2011 between France and Armenia.
Armenian-section exists (Blaise Pascal section) following Armenian programmes; Anatole France International French High School operates as a French international school.
Cultural activities around the French language are offered.
Lycee Francais Anatole France is an Armenian-based International French Lycée, the only Armenian school approved by the French Ministry of National Education and recognised under the 2011 intergovernmental agreement between France and Armenia. The school teaches in French, following the programs of the French Ministry of National Education, from nursery to high school. It offers a bespoke curriculum and a pathway to French diplomas: nursery (maternelle) 2-5, elementary (elementaire) 6-10, middle (college) 11-14 with the Brevet, and high school (lycee) 15-17 with the Baccalaureat. The school is part of the AEFE network, in the ZECO zone, enabling exchanges and study in France or abroad. Facilities include a canteen with meals included, designed by a nutritionist. After-school activities (Périscolaire) begin October 1, with extracurriculars and a Student Council in leadership roles. An Armenian section supports local language and culture. This environment broadens students' horizons and learning for their future in Armenia.
