Lycée Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - Vitacura

The school is located in Santiago, Chile, in the Vitacura district. The address is Av. Luis Pasteur 5418, Vitacura, Santiago. The postal box is Casilla 94, 763-0000. The contact email is direction@lafase.cl.

The school provides 15 levels of instruction from Petite Section through Terminale, including Petite Section, Moyenne Section, Grande Section, CP, CE1, CE2, CM1, CM2, Sixième, Cinquième, Quatrième, Troisième, Seconde, Première, Terminale.

The school is a private Franco-Chilean AEFE-affiliated lycée with two campuses in Vitacura and Chamisero.

The school implements personalized support plans (PAP) in line with AEFE guidelines.

AEFE-affiliated

The school offers a school transport service with two campuses; transport is provided by authorized transport operators. Bus tickets are issued by Vida Escolar for Vitacura students, and by the primary school secretariat for Chamisero students. There are formal regulations governing school transport.

The Lyce9e Antoine de Saint-Exupe9ry of the Alliance Frane7aise de Santiago is an international, multilingual school with two campuses, Vitacura and Chamisero, enrolling more than 3,200 students from kindergarten to Terminale. It offers a French curriculum accredited by the French Ministry of Education and is part of the AEFE, which coordinates and funds staff through subsidies and scholarships. It is also a Chilean school under MINEDUC decree that allows the French education system to operate within the framework of the Chilean public education policy, so curricula from both countries are observed. The educational project centers on four main axes: multilingual education; excellence and student success; formation of 21st-century students and citizens; and a dynamic of pedagogical innovation. The French educational model rests on both academic rigor and the well-being and development of students; from a young age, children are welcomed by intercultural, multilingual teams and follow an educational path that elevates their talents while closely supporting each student as needed; more than a language, French schools share a humanist approach that fosters cultural diversity and mutual enrichment.

The Lycée Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is an international, multilingual school that forms students to think critically and become engaged citizens. It is open to the world, and every student is called to develop their full potential. With more than 60 years of history, the school has two sites, Vitacura and Chamisero, which together educate more than 3,200 students from kindergarten to final year.

The school provides support to each student according to their needs.

The school offers multilingual education.

The French educational model rests on both academic rigor and the constant concern for students' well-being. From an early age, teams are trained in intercultural and multilingual approaches and guide each student to develop talents and personal growth in close alignment with their needs.

There is a Health and Citizenship Education Committee (CESC) that brings together school leadership, life at school, teachers, parents and students to study prevention needs, including addictions and harassment.

Join the Alliance Française de Santiago. Welcome to the admissions process. 1. Apply online at alianzafrancesa.postulaciones.colegium.com. When applying, prepare the following documents: a Chilean birth certificate, a French birth certificate, or a birth certificate from another country; a medical certificate confirming the student's fitness to join the school system; a signed financial form (downloadable). An enrollment fee must be paid online via Webpay, selecting Alliance Française de Santiago (2 UF for new families and 0.5 UF for returning families) and upload the payment receipt. 2. Family interview. After the application is received, the admissions contact will arrange a personal interview with the families. Guided visits can be organized starting in March if desired. 3. Application decision. The result will be communicated by phone or email. 4. Enrollment. Once admission is confirmed, enrollment fees must be paid to finalize enrollment, and two weeks are allowed to send the completed form. 5. Site options and capacity. The school operates on two sites, Vitacura and Chamisero. Families should indicate a preferred site when applying; priority is given to the first choice if places are available, otherwise the site with vacancies will be assigned. The school may have limited capacity and may have to refuse enrollments. 6. Admission policy. The school accepts students of any nationality, language, economic status, or religion. The admissions committee ranks applications by priority according to: siblings of current students and children of staff; families aligned with the school's educational project; children of alumni; children with ties to French culture; children enrolled in the AEFE network; and an interview with the families. 7. Dates and fees. The process covers admissions timelines and associated tariffs. 8. Contact. Admissions contact: Paulina Torres, Admissions Officer. The school teaches in three languages (French, English, and Spanish) and offers the French baccalaureate alongside the Chilean university entrance exam, enabling study opportunities in Chile, France, or abroad. It is an international, multilingual school that emphasizes critical thinking and global citizenship, with campuses in Vitacura and Chamisero. 9. Extra context. The Alliance Française de Santiago is part of AEFE, a network of French international schools, and AEFE supports teaching, staff development, and scholarship opportunities for eligible students. 10. Where to find more. For further information on the admissions process, refer to the school's admissions pages and the AEFE framework.

AEFE scholarships are available to children of French families residing abroad. They are offered by local commissions established at diplomatic or consular posts and awarded after the advice of a national commission appointed by the AEFE director. To be eligible, children must be of French nationality and registered, or in the process of registering, at the French consulate, and attend a recognized French education institution while residing with their family in the country where the school is located. For more details, consult AEFE resources and the French consulate in Chile. Use of AEFE scholarships includes school insurance, transport, and meals. In Vitacura, the school arranges insurance through Clínica Alemana; in Chamisero, through Clínica Las Condes, with families covering any difference if the scholarship does not cover 100%. Transport and meals benefits are issued monthly: transport requires monthly payments for the chosen service and reimbursement procedures; school transport may authorize direct reimbursement to the transporter via a power of attorney; public transport uses Bip-enabled services (Transantiago and Metro). Meals are provided as monthly lunch tickets proportional to class days; tickets are distributed by Vie Escolar for Vitacura and by the elementary school secretary for Chamisero. Related resources include AEFE Excellence-Major scholarships and the Fonds de solidarité.