Collège Élysée

Lebanon, Baabda

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The school at a glance

Instructs in French

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 1998

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum French Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, French, English, Spanish

Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Collège Élysée is a private, secular Lebanese school in Hazmieh with two campuses: Petite École at Mekhitarists' site (Maternelle through 7th) and Grand Collège at Carmes site (CE1 to Terminale). The Grand Collège campus is a five-story building, while Petite École occupies a two-story building. Founded in 1997, it expanded to two sites between 2007 and 2013 and joined the AEFE network in 2018. Education follows Lebanese Ministry of Education guidelines, emphasizing a French curriculum in many subjects; Arabic and French are taught from maternelle, English from CP, and Spanish from 6th. The lycée is homologated by the French Ministry of Education and the school prepares students for the French baccalaureate. Collège Élysée has ISA 2013, CELF language label 2015, and Green School label 2016. Extracurriculars include STEM clubs (robotics, astronomy, AI), Chorale, and diverse clubs promoting culture, service, leadership, and sustainability, including Scouts and student-governance bodies.

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The Essentials

Location

Ain Saadeh, Mount Lebanon, Lebanon. The school is in the Ain Saadeh area near Beirut.

Stages

Maternelle (preschool), Ecole (elementary), Collège (middle school), and Lycée (high school).

Type

Private, secular school

Country affiliation

Lebanon

Religious affiliation

Secular; no religious affiliation

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Application / Entry fees
- New students are required to pay a one‑time droit d'entrée (entry fee) at confirmation of admission. Families previously charged this fee within the same school network are exempt.

Tuition fees (amounts per year / per term by year group)
- Specific numeric tuition amounts by year group and per term are not published on the school's publicly available admissions pages. The school identifies that families must pay annual tuition (frais de scolarité) but does not display the detailed fee table for each grade on public pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is structured to be paid in three installments (trois versements) each academic year. The entry fee for new students is deducted exclusively from the third installment.
- Re‑registration is conditional: the totality of the current year's school fees must be fully paid for a pupil to be re‑registered for the following year.
- For re‑registration, a specified portion of the Contribution au Fonctionnement et Développement (CFD) must be paid by a stated deadline in the re‑registration process (the site references a 70% payment requirement for the CFD by the mid‑June deadline for the 2025–2026 campaign).

Boarding fees
- No boarding program or boarding fees are listed on the school's public materials; boarding is not indicated as an offered service.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Contribution au Fonctionnement et Développement (CFD): a required contribution at registration or re‑registration. The CFD is treated separately from tuition and has specific advance and deadline conditions during re‑registration.
- Annual student accident/medical insurance is in place and renewed each October; insurance-related charges are applied to cover accidents and medical costs as specified in the school's policies.
- Charges such as uniforms, transport (school bus), extracurricular activity fees, exam fees, or material fees are not listed with fixed amounts on the public pages; such ancillary costs are referenced in general terms but specific rates are not published publicly.

Refunds and cancellation
- No publicly posted numeric refund schedule or detailed refund policy for paid fees is available on the school's public admissions and charter pages. Re‑registration conditions emphasize that outstanding sums must be cleared; specific refund rules are not displayed in the publicly available documents.

Fee payment options (methods)
- The school indicates that the choice of payment modality is made at registration or re‑registration, but public pages do not list the available payment methods (for example, bank transfer, cheque, or credit card) or their conditions.

Summary of available factual items for database entry
- One‑time entry fee for new pupils (exemption if already paid within the same network).
- Contribution au Fonctionnement et Développement (CFD) required; partial payment deadlines apply during re‑registration.
- Tuition billed in three installments; the entry fee is deducted from the third installment. Full payment of the current year is required for re‑registration.
- Insurance for pupils is charged and renewed annually. No boarding program is listed. Specific numeric tuition figures, per‑term amounts by year group, published ancillary charge tables, explicit refund rules, and explicit payment‑method options are not available on the school's public admissions and charter pages.

(Notes: public admissions material and the school charter provide the procedural and billing framework above; specific fee schedules by grade and term are not posted on those pages and are managed via the school's admissions platform and finance office.)

Academics

Curriculum

Collège Élysée provides instruction in kindergarten, primary, and secondary levels in alignment with official guidelines from the Lebanese Ministry of Education. The languages studied are Arabic, French, English (from CP), and Spanish (from 6th). The collège also prepares its students for the French baccalaureate, and the French curriculum is observed in the majority of disciplines.

Higher Education Progression

The lycée offers a three-year program (second, first, terminale) to prepare for the Lebanese and French Baccalaureates, recognized for entry into most universities worldwide.

Wellbeing

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Admissions

1. Applications for the 2025-2026 school year are submitted online via the EDUKA platform for new enrollments from September 2025. For ongoing admissions during the 2024-2025 school year, requests should be sent directly to admissions@collegeelysee.com. New enrollment documents to upload on the platform include: the child's civil status extract or passport, the guardians' identity documents or passports, the family civil status extract, the child's vaccination record, and school reports (for registrations from Petite Section to Terminale). The online form, once completed, allows the school to process the request promptly. Families may meet the head of the establishment or his deputies at various points in the admissions process. We would be honored to welcome your child in September 2025 at Collège Élysée.

Scholarships

The project indicates that financial accessibility is addressed through measures such as credit payment facilities, discounts, and scholarships, in addition to other arrangements.

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FAQs

Where is Collège Élysée located and what levels does it serve?

Collège Élysée is in Hazmieh, in the Beirut area of Lebanon, operating on two sites: the Petite École for Maternelle at Mekhitarists and the Grand Collège for CE1–Terminale at the Carmes site. It provides education from preschool through high school (maternelle through terminale). The school opened in 1998 and is private and secular.

What curriculum does Collège Élysée follow and what languages are taught from an early age?

Collège Élysée follows Lebanese Ministry of Education guidelines while observing the French curriculum in most subjects. The language of instruction is French, with Arabic and French taught from preschool; English is introduced from CP and Spanish from 6e. The school has been part of the AEFE network since 2018.

Is Collège Élysée part of AEFE and what is its founding history?

Yes, Collège Élysée joined the AEFE network in 2018. It was founded by the late Elie Moussallem and opened in 1998, expanding to two campuses between 2007 and 2013 and offering Lebanese and French baccalaureate pathways.

How is tuition billed and what fees apply at admission?

Tuition is billed in three installments each academic year. New students pay a one‑time entry fee, which is deducted from the third installment, and re‑registration requires full payment of the current year plus a CFD contribution by set deadlines.

Are there scholarships or financial aid options at Collège Élysée?

Financial accessibility is supported with measures such as credit payment facilities, discounts, and scholarships, in addition to other arrangements.

How do families apply for the 2025‑2026 year and what documents are needed?

Applications for 2025‑2026 are submitted online via the EDUKA platform. For 2024‑2025 admissions, you can email admissions@collegeelysee.com. Required documents include civil status extracts or passports, guardians' IDs, vaccination records, and school reports for registrations from Petite Section to Terminale.

What curriculum is used and what baccalaureate options are available?

The college uses Lebanese MOE guidelines with a strong French curriculum and prepares students for both the Lebanese and French Baccalaureates. The lycée pathway is designed to be recognized for entry into many universities worldwide.

Do we have information on class sizes or student‑teacher ratios?

Public information does not specify class sizes or student‑teacher ratios.

What higher education pathways are available after graduation?

The lycée offers a three‑year program (second, première, terminale) to prepare for both Lebanese and French Baccalaureates, which are recognized by universities worldwide.

What facilities exist on the two campuses?

The Petite École is housed in a two‑story building at Mekhitarists for Maternelle, while the Grand Collège is a five‑story building at Carmes for CE1–Terminale, making up the two campuses.

Are there sports facilities or other on‑site facilities listed?

Public materials do not specify on‑site sports facilities or detailed academic facilities beyond the description of the two campuses.

Is the lycée homologated by the French Ministry of Education?

Yes, the lycée is homologated by the French Ministry of Education.

What extracurricular clubs and activities are offered?

Extracurricular activities include robotics, astronomy, AI, filmmaking, and environmental clubs. The Vex Robotics Club, Astronomy Club, AI Club, Filmmaking Club, and Green Club meet on Friday afternoons, and there is a choir (Chorale) as well.

Are there student leadership opportunities and governance bodies?

Yes. Students participate in governance through the Conseil de vie collégienne (college) and the Conseil de vie lycéenne (lycée), with elected representatives. Live Love Elysee is a student‑led committee that organizes events, and there are committees for alumni, teachers, and parents.

Is there after‑school tutoring or homework support?

Devoirs faits (homework support) sessions are available on designated days to help students, complementing wellbeing initiatives.

How does Collège Élysée support students with SEN and EAL needs?

Accompagnement Personnalisé (AP) is offered from 6th grade, with EBEP for individualized support. Additional plans include PAI, PAP, and PPRE to address chronic illness, learning difficulties, or language needs.

What safeguarding and wellbeing provisions exist at the school?

The school emphasizes safeguarding and dialogue, with discipline that respects students' rights. It promotes personal development and wellbeing through a holistic educational project and responsible governance.

How is wellbeing integrated into teaching and learning?

Pedagogies include active teaching, differentiated instruction, and horizons‑open learning to engage students and support holistic growth and lifelong learning.

What is the uniform policy at Collège Élysée?

A uniform is required throughout the year: preschool uses name‑embroidered aprons, while older students wear a full uniform for winter and summer. Shoes should be flat and neutral, with grooming rules that restrict makeup, jewelry, and elaborate hairstyles.

Is boarding offered or is there a house system?

Boarding is not indicated as offered, and there is no information about a house system.

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