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French is the language of instruction and communication; the majority of students have French as their mother tongue. English is reinforced for all students, with an English program and an American International Section available from CP for all students and from grade 6 for stronger English speakers. A third language starts in grade 6 and a fourth language is offered from entry to Lycée, providing broad multilingual opportunities.
French is the core language of instruction, provided in French by qualified teachers. English is reinforced for all students, with an American International Section starting in CP for all students and in grade 6 for native speakers or those with a strong level of English. A third language begins in grade 6 and a fourth language from entry to Lycée, broadening the linguistic offerings.
French immersion is part of the school's language approach within a multilingual program that also emphasizes cultural exchange.
Lycée Claudel is a French-language international school in Ottawa, affiliated with the AEFE network and teaching the French public education system to students aged 3 to 18. Senior cycle follows the Baccalaureate from Seconde to Terminale, with nine specializations including HGGSP, HLP, SES, Cinéma audiovisuel, NSI, SPC, SVT and Mathématiques. The International French Baccalaureate (BFI) is available for students aiming at North American universities. English, Spanish and Latin are offered, with orientation sessions to help students choose university programs. Riverside Drive houses a Health Centre on second floor with a treatment room and a CDI library supported by two librarians. Four labs and a digital science room support practical work. The PE program covers basketball, soccer, swimming, gymnastics, dance and more. Extracurriculars include coding and robotics, science clubs, theatre and music, and language clubs; ADN-AEFE exchanges connect students internationally. Opened in 1962, the school has occupied Riverside Drive since 1972.
