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The Lycée Stendhal de Milan is an international French school located in Milan and is directly managed by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE). It follows the French international education programs and leads to the Baccalauréat. The school educates around 1,200 students from about 25 nationalities, with French and Italian as the main languages and English taught to all pupils from early years; German or Spanish begins in the 5th grade. The institution's history begins in 1948 with the first French classes, then the lycée was founded in 1959; major expansions included the primary wing in 1970, the gym in 1979, and the primary extension in 1983, followed by a new campus opening in 2006. The school celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2008 and its 70th in 2018, and since 2010 it has held the Eco-School label for sustainable development.
CDI (Centre de Documentation et d'Information) offers a reading space, access to books and journals, and a mezzanine for autonomous work; the catalog and digital resources are accessible via the e-sidoc portal. Hours are Monday 8:00–17:00, Tuesday 8:00–17:00, Wednesday 8:00–12:00, Thursday 8:00–17:00, Friday 8:00–14:30. Garderie in the primary for morning care runs from 7:40 to 8:20, and evening care / directed study runs from 16:00 to 18:00 (Friday ends at 16:30). The canteen is supervised by a dietitian and accommodates dietary restrictions and allergies; the infirmary is available for related questions. The school maintains a network of partners including AEFE, Institut Français Milano, Milan Accueil, the Alumni Association AASLMI, Le Club Stendhal, and the FSE.
The Association des Parents d'Élèves (APE) is the Parents Association of Lycée Stendhal. It is a group of volunteer parents, open to all, independent of any political, religious, or union movement, organized around a 12-member elected committee and collaboration with volunteers. The APE has the right to inform and communicate, to use mailboxes and notice boards, and to distribute documents to publicize its actions, and to intervene in various school councils and broader bodies. A Welcome Kit for new families is published by the APE, and more information is available via the APE's resources.
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.
