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Egypt, Cairo
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The school provides education to develop students' personality, to help them progress in school and into the professional world, and to exercise their citizenship. Students have the right to information and guidance, notably in matters of orientation; to participate in associations within the lycée (Foyer Socio-Éducatif, Sports Association); and to express themselves, individually or collectively, through elected delegates who may meet with the principal.
The school guarantees protection against any form of psychological, physical, or moral violence. For health and safety, care, infirmary, and medical emergencies are provided: to ensure effective care, parents complete the medical form given at enrollment; the school keeps an up-to-date telephone number for guardians, or, if not available, a contact number for a close relative or a neighbor. Any accident or illness at the school must be reported to the nearest adult. In case of an accident or emergency, the school secretary notifies the family. The lycée does not arrange for ill students to be transported home; parents must pick them up as circumstances require. Students visiting the infirmary must go through the Vie Scolaire office to obtain a passage. Students must not carry medications on school grounds. Any student on medical treatment must deliver the medications to the school doctor along with the prescription (or a photocopy) and parental authorization.
Lycée Français International Simone de Beauvoir is a French international school in Egypt serving ages 2 to 18. It operates under Mission Laïque Française (MLF) and AEFE, delivering the French national education program from preschool through lycée, with the option to sit the French baccalaureate and the Egyptian baccalaureate. Instruction is in French, with Arabic and English used for communication to support plurilingual, intercultural education. The curriculum emphasizes cycles and interdisciplinary projects (EPI) and integrates orientation and higher-education planning through Parcoursup calendars and Onisep resources. Since 2002, it has balanced French instruction with Egyptian identity, offering English from early years and German or Spanish from the 5e; homologation across all levels was granted in 2014. Facilities include a BCD and a CDI to provide library and information resources. PEAC promotes artistic development and cultural activities, including poetry festivals and artistic initiatives. The school also offers pathways to IG, American, or IB systems as appropriate.
