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Indonesia, Bali
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Clothing should be comfortable, practical, and durable; avoid straps and buttons for younger children. Shoes should be closed-toe; sandals are allowed. Flip-flops are discouraged and children are encouraged to wear the LFB sports uniform.
The school lunch program offers three options: home-packed lunches; meals from La Cantina, served at the cafeteria; or meals delivered to the school. The cafeteria is open during breaks and provides healthy, balanced options, with morning snacks either from home or available at the cafeteria via a pre-paid card. Allergen safety is managed by the school health service according to the family approved plan (PAI).
The LFB is governed by a Yayasan, an Indonesian educational foundation, whose seven members are Indonesian nationals, and who delegate executive power to the Management Committee. The LFB Parents Association is a non-profit body run by the parents, and the Management Committee, elected by the Parents Association for three years, handles budgets, staffing, safety, and school development.
The Lycée Français de Bali (LFB) is a French international school in Kerobokan, Bali, operating under the AEFE network. The school serves ages 2 to 18, from Pre-Nursery to Terminale, educating 400 students from 25+ nationalities. It follows the French national curriculum across Kindergarten through high school, with instruction primarily in French and additional language learning in Indonesian and English from early years. Since 2023/2024 a 6ème International Section opens, offering the International Baccalaureate pathway (BSI) for students electing that track. LFB is housed on a campus that includes a Learning Resource Center (CCC), on-site nursing, and on-site meal options via Cantina; digital resources and PIX Pathway support research and career orientation. After-school OPEX provides daily activities in sports, arts, culture, and languages. The school emphasizes trilingual education from Kindergarten and a strong language program, plus a broad offering of robotics, theatre, and creative arts as part of its clubs.
