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Italy, Milan
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The school has a Centre de Documentation et d'Information (CDI) that welcomes students from Collège through Lycée and all staff. Inside the main room, which can accommodate 30 students, there are a reading corner, an orientation corner with ONISEP publications, and a computer corner. An upper mezzanine space accommodates up to 15 students for autonomous work. The CDI resources and catalogue are accessible via the e-sidoc portal. Garderie (morning and after-school care) and a canteen are available on site, with a resident dietitian and a nurse on site; monthly menus are published.
The Club Stendhal is an association run by volunteer parents. It serves all students from maternelle through terminale and offers a wide range of extracurricular activities inside the school, including music, chess, theatre, circus arts, and classical dance. In partnership with Italian clubs, other sports can be practiced outside the school, such as tennis, football, or judo. The school participates in ZESE 2024: nine delegations from the Southeast Europe zone participated; events included touch rugby, badminton, four-a-side football, bike and run, and 3x3 basketball, with the possibility to try pole vault.
The school offers the Baccalauréat Français International (BFI) and ESABAC. Secondary education is organized over four years of collège and three years of lycée, with general education tracks and no SEGPA, professional, or technological tracks. In the terminal cycle, the specialties taught include HGGSP, HLP, LLCE Anglais, Mathématiques, Physique-Chimie, SES, and SVT. If students wish to pursue teachings not offered by the lycée, they can use CNED. Lessons run in sequences of 55 minutes, and the timetable generally covers Monday to Friday with a lunch break; the day ends at 17:00 or 18:00 depending on division, with time allocated for homework. English begins in the cours preparatoire and Italian is part of the fundamental learning.
The Club Stendhal provides a broad range of extracurricular activities inside the school, including Music, Chess, Theatre, Circus Arts, and Classical Dance. In partnership with Italian clubs, other sports can be practiced outside the school, such as Tennis, Football, and Judo. The Lycée Stendhal also participates in ZESE events; in 2024, nine delegations from the Southeast Europe zone took part, with events including Touch Rugby, Badminton, Football (4v4), Bike and Run, and 3x3 Basketball, and participants had the opportunity to try pole vault.
Lycée Stendhal Milan is a French international school located in Milan and directly managed by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE). It educates about 1,200 students from around 25 nationalities and follows the French national curriculum, leading to the Baccalauréat, with ESABAC for eligible students and, when appropriate, the Esame di Stato. The school teaches in French, Italian and English from early years, with Italian mandatory for all pupils and German or Spanish introduced from grade 5. The secondary program runs four years of collège and three years of lycée, with specialties including HGGSP, HLP, LLCE Anglais, Mathématiques, Physique-Chimie, SES and SVT; CNED is available for subjects not on site. Facilities include a Centre de Documentation et d'Information (CDI), a canteen with a resident dietitian and nurse, and Garderie. The school's signature initiatives include Mai des Langues intercultural exchanges, ADN-AEFE exchanges, and Semaine Verte, promoting language learning and development.
