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Greece, Athens
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The school follows the French National Education curriculum. It comprises two sections, a French section and a Greek section, with a language policy guiding how languages are used in teaching. The school is part of the AEFE network. It participates in Erasmus+ exchanges, runs a Model United Nations program, and publishes Echo d'Eugène, the school's student journal.
The school offers theatre education as part of the Lycée. Echo d'Eugène serves as the student-produced school journal that showcases writing and creative work. The two language sections support bilingual and cross-cultural expression in the arts.
LFHED comprises two sections, a French section and a Greek section. A language policy governs language use across the school. Franco-Hellenic projects and Erasmus+ exchanges promote intercultural learning.
The Model United Nations program trains students in public speaking and diplomacy. Echo d'Eugène is produced by students as the school journal. The school emphasizes inclusive education and sustainable development as part of student activities.
Sustainable development is at the heart of LFHED's concerns. Inclusion is central to its teaching. The two language sections collaborate on Franco-Hellenic projects.
The LFHED has an Orientation Office. It provides guidance on studies in France, career advice, and lists partner universities.
LFHED is a bilingual French–Greek lycée in Agia Paraskevi, Athens, serving ages 3 to 18. It follows the Greek Ministry of Education curriculum with exemptions that reflect its dual orientation, preparing students for Greek higher education through panhellenic exams and for French universities via Parcoursup. The school is the only Greek establishment where French-language instruction is certified by the French state. It operates two worlds in one: a French curriculum from preschool to terminale and a Greek curriculum from Gymnasio to Lykeio, on a campus. A strong Vie Scolaire supports well-being, with a CPE and eleven education assistants, and guidance on studies in France. Facilities include a large dining hall and the Bibliothèque Centre Documentaire (BCD) with about 12,000 works. The AES after-school program provides activities in French and Greek, including sport (swimming, tennis), arts, and robotics. Erasmus+ exchanges and a Model United Nations program enrich student life for all.
