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Ecuador, Quito
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Created in 1967, La Condamine Franco-Ecuadorian High School, whose name actually covers a school, a middle school and a high school, is a binational institution that follows French and Ecuadorian curricula leading to the two baccalaureates. The establishment currently welcomes 1,508 students, of which 900 are in primary school, and teaches students from Petite Section to Terminale. The lycée is a member of the AEFE network, which certifies that teaching aligns with the requirements, programs and pedagogical objectives of the French education system. The AEFE network explains that homologation allows students from homologated institutions to continue their studies in other French institutions without an entrance examination, and that children whose families move between several countries can follow a coherent education from kindergarten to the end of secondary education.
Events: Civic days, sporting, pedagogical and cultural events; The Condamine is a lycée in motion. Notable current events include: The Week of French-Language High Schools Worldwide: “Francophonie: schools create and innovate” at La Condamine, on November 25, 2024; An Escape Game on Financial Education, on March 5, 2026; A Week to Make Women Visible in Science at La Condamine, on March 5, 2026.
La Condamine Franco-Ecuadorian High School is a binational institution offering both French and Ecuadorian curricula, guiding students toward two baccalaureates. Founded in 1967, the school serves ages 2 to 18 across primary, middle (collège) and high school. It is a member of the AEFE network, ensuring alignment with the French education system while also offering an Ecuadorian pathway. The campus hosts an American International Section, recognized by the College Board and registered as a Cambridge Test Preparation Center. Courses in the International Section are taught by native and bilingual teachers at level C1 or higher, with the Itinerario Americano and the American Pathway in Secondary. The school plans a modern campus expansion and provides a 360º virtual tour. Extracurriculars include sport through the Association Sportive and diverse clubs in Culture and Language, Social and Hobbies, and Lifestyle and Wellbeing. Athletes compete in football, volleyball, climbing, basketball, and more in school.
