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The Lycée Français Jean-Monnet follows the official French curriculum and prepares pupils for the DNB and Baccalauréat. Pupils can personalise their education by choosing from a large number of pathways and a broad range of special subjects and options. Language learning is a cornerstone, with six modern languages taught and early language instruction from age two and a half, including several international sections. Graduates go on to higher education at leading universities in France, Belgium and elsewhere.
Artistic education is included as a thematic teaching strand in the curriculum. The school emphasises “Enseignement artistique” within its themes across primary and secondary levels. The Information and Documentation Centre runs projects in arts and literature, including a Manga Club and a literature week, with guest speakers and events. The primary level includes theatre experiences as part of learning.
Language learning is a cornerstone of the LFJM, with modern language instruction from age two and a half. The school offers several international sections. The LFJM is part of the AEFE network, enabling exchanges and international projects. Six modern languages are taught.
Pupils participate in cultural, sports, artistic and philanthropic activities. Life at LFJM emphasises well-being and a positive school climate. Student life includes clubs and projects such as Manga Club and other literary initiatives through the Information and Documentation Centre.
The school provides inclusive education with measures for pupils with special needs. Phllanthropic activities form part of the school's cultural and social programme. There are consultative bodies that involve families and students in decisions and reflections.
The University Guidance and Higher Education service supports pupils in building their personal and professional projects. The orientation service organises workshops and conferences and offers individual interviews for pupils and families. The school prepares pupils for official French examinations and higher education opportunities in France, Belgium and beyond.
Life and well-being at LFJM is a defined focus of the educational project. Well-being is supported through a positive school climate and dedicated initiatives. Sports and physical activity are part of the curriculum themes across levels.
Located in Brussels, Lycée Français Jean Monnet is part of the AEFE network and serves pupils from age 2 to 18 across two campuses. The school follows the official French curriculum and prepares students for the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) and the Baccalauréat, offering four Bac options: conventional, European, British international and German international. Pupils can personalise their education through a wide range of pathways and elective subjects, with six modern languages taught from early childhood. The school welcomes 2,650 pupils from over 50 nationalities and provides facilities, including a Centre de Documentation et d'Information (CDI) with 20,000 titles, dining overseen by a dietitian and nurse, and spaces for group work and exhibitions. Cogni'Classe supports learning with neuroscience-informed strategies, and orientation services assist families with higher education planning. Extracurricular life includes MUN, Cine-club, theatre, Manga Club, Red Cross and Amnesty groups, and sport through the Association Sportive from 6e to Terminale.
