Collège Mariste Champville

Lebanon, Jounieh

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Arabic, French

Fees LBP 30,000,000

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 3600

Type Co-educational

Opened 1966

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum French Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, French, English, Spanish, Italian

Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Collège Mariste Champville is a Lebanese school located in Dik El-Mehdi, Awkar, 70540 Antelias. The institution teaches a French Curriculum complemented by a Bespoke Curriculum designed to meet diverse learner needs. The academic structure spans 15 homologated levels of instruction, from Petite Section through Terminale, with progression through Petit to Terminale as the formal sequence: Petite Section, Moyenne Section, Grande Section, CP, CE1, CE2, CM1, CM2, Sixième, Cinquième, Quatrième, Troisième, Seconde, Première, Terminale. CNED distance learning is not offered. The school serves a large student body, with 2,871 students enrolled, reflecting a substantial campus community. Educational programs emphasize formal progression within a French framework while maintaining flexibility to accommodate individual goals. The school's configuration supports continuity from early years to the end of secondary education, providing a coherent path for families seeking sustained international schooling within Lebanon. The campus focuses on inclusive classrooms, practical language exposure, and peer groups together.

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Dik El-Mehdi, Awkar, 70540 Antelias, Lebanon

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The Essentials

Location

The school is located at Dik El-Mehdi, 70540 Antelias, Lebanon. It is in the Antelias area.

Stages

15 levels of instruction from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade; all levels are homologated; CNED is not used.

Country affiliation

Lebanon

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Fees

Overview of required charges (annual amounts and per-term breakdown)

- Re‑registration / application fee: USD 500 per pupil (payable at re‑registration deadlines).

Annual tuition, development fund and supplies (by cycle / class)

- Maternelles (PS, MS):
- Development fund: USD 3,500.
- School supplies (annual): USD 100.
- Tuition (annual): LBP 30,000,000.

- Benjamins (GS, EB1):
- Development fund: USD 3,700.
- School supplies: USD 100.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

- Minimes (EB2, EB3):
- Development fund: USD 3,800.
- School supplies: USD 100.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

- Petits / Moyens (EB4, EB5, EB6, EB7):
- Development fund: USD 3,900.
- School supplies: USD 100.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

- Grands (EB8, EB9):
- Development fund: USD 4,000.
- School supplies: USD 100.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

- Secondaires (Lebanese Baccalaureate 1AS, 2AS):
- Development fund: USD 4,200.
- School supplies: USD 100.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

- Terminales (3AS Lebanese Baccalaureate):
- Development fund: USD 4,200.
- School supplies (terminales supplement): USD 150.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

- Secondaires (French Baccalaureate 1AS, 2AS):
- Development fund: USD 4,400.
- School supplies: USD 100.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

- Terminales (3AS French Baccalaureate):
- Development fund: USD 4,400.
- School supplies (terminales supplement): USD 150.
- Tuition: LBP 30,000,000.

Billing schedule and per‑term payment structure (how annual charges are collected)

- Standard instalment plan: three payments (quarterly / trimesters) with concrete deadlines.
- 1st payment due at start of year (example deadline given: 17 October 2025): USD 1,400 per pupil plus the supplies fee (USD 100 or USD 150 as above) and the tuition in LBP (the LBP tuition is stated as payable at that time).
- 2nd payment (example deadline: 23 January 2026): USD 1,400 per pupil.
- 3rd payment (example deadline: 17 April 2026): remaining balance (the remainder of the development fund after the two USD 1,400 instalments).

- Per‑term breakdown (calculated from the stated development‑fund totals and the published three‑payment schedule):
- Term 1: USD 1,400 + supplies fee (USD 100 or USD 150) + full tuition in LBP (LBP 30,000,000).
- Term 2: USD 1,400.
- Term 3: remaining USD balance = (Development fund) − USD 2,800.
- Examples of the term‑3 remainder by level:
- Development fund USD 3,500 → Term 3: USD 700.
- Development fund USD 3,700 → Term 3: USD 900.
- Development fund USD 3,800 → Term 3: USD 1,000.
- Development fund USD 3,900 → Term 3: USD 1,100.
- Development fund USD 4,000 → Term 3: USD 1,200.
- Development fund USD 4,200 → Term 3: USD 1,400.
- Development fund USD 4,400 → Term 3: USD 1,600.
- Note: the payment schedule language indicates the first instalment includes the supplies charge and the tuition payable in LBP; the USD development‑fund total is therefore collected across the three instalments shown above (calculation and per‑term remainders follow directly from the published instalment amounts and the listed development‑fund totals).

Transport (school bus) charges and terms

- Annual bus fees depend on route zone and are charged in USD. Typical annual zone rates (examples):
- Zone 1: USD 550; Zone 2: USD 610; Zone 3: USD 660; Zone 4: USD 710; Zone 5: USD 780; Zone 6: USD 830; Zone 7: USD 930; Zone 8: USD 1,030; Zone 9: USD 1,100; Zone 10: USD 1,150.
- Transport enrolment requires an initial deposit of USD 200 per pupil at registration; half‑route pricing and late‑registration rules apply as published (e.g., a one‑way trip is charged at 75% of the annual rate; enrolment windows and cut‑off dates are specified).

Uniforms and typical costs

- Uniform items are sold at the college uniform shop; prices are listed in USD. Representative prices include:
- Anorak: USD 30–35.
- Blouson: USD 17.
- Long‑sleeve shirt: USD 16.
- Hoody: USD 22–25.
- Tracksuit jacket / jaquette survêtement: USD 22–25.
- Trousers (various types): USD 15–17.
- Polos: USD 10–15.
- Sports T‑shirts (pack): USD 10–12.
- Smocks/tabliers for early years: USD 15–18.
- Uniform pricing is itemised by size and type; families should budget for multiple pieces for seasonal wear and sports.

Other recurring or one‑off costs

- School supplies: USD 100 per year for most classes; USD 150 for terminale (3AS) classes (as noted above).
- Cantine and extracurricular activity charges: canteen arrangements exist and some activities carry separate fees; activity and canteen charges are billed separately by the relevant service.

Boarding / internat

- Boarding / internat: not applicable — the school's published services list includes transport, cantine and uniforms but does not include a boarding programme.

Refunds and reductions

- Any term that has begun is payable in full (no pro‑rata reduction once a term has started).
- Automatic sibling discounts on the total tuition are applied for families with multiple children enrolled at the college: 3 children = 10% discount; 4 children = 15%; 5 children or more = 20% (applied to the total tuition billed).
- A procedure for requesting financial assistance is available for families in documented hardship; such requests are reviewed by a commission and any award is normally applied to the third instalment.

Payment methods and practical instructions

- Official payment mechanism: amounts are collected via the school accounting process in three instalments; payments are handled through the bank or at the school's accounting office as indicated by the college's accounting service. In practice this means families will make bank deposits/transfers or in‑person payments following the accounting office instructions and the published deadlines.
- Transport and some services require in‑person payments at the relevant office (transport desk, sport office for activity fees) and an advance deposit for transport is required at enrolment.

Key payment deadlines (examples from the published schedule)

- Re‑registration: before 10 July 2025 (re‑registration fee USD 500).
- 1st instalment: before 17 October 2025 (USD 1,400 + supplies + tuition in LBP).
- 2nd instalment: before 23 January 2026 (USD 1,400).
- 3rd instalment: before 17 April 2026 (remaining balance).

If you will place these figures into an external database, use the currency fields as shown (USD and LBP) and record the instalment schedule exactly as published: instalment 1 = USD 1,400 + supplies + tuition in LBP; instalment 2 = USD 1,400; instalment 3 = the remaining USD balance of the development fund.

Academics

Curriculum

Educational structure: 15 levels of instruction, all homologated. Levels run from Petite Section through Terminale: Petite Section; Moyenne Section; Grande Section; CP; CE1; CE2; CM1; CM2; Sixième; Cinquième; Quatrième; Troisième; Seconde; Première; Terminale. CNED is not offered.

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FAQs

Where is Collège Mariste Champville located?

Collège Mariste Champville is located in Dik El-Mehdi, 70540 Antelias, Lebanon, in the Antelias area. It is a co-educational day school with about 3,600 pupils and it opened in 1966. The current head of school is Pascale Jalkh.

What levels does the school cover and what is the curriculum type?

The school offers 15 homologated levels of instruction, from Petite Section through Terminale. CNED distance learning is not offered. The school operates as a co-educational institution in Lebanon.

Is the school co-educational and who leads it?

Yes, Collège Mariste Champville is co-educational. The head of school is Pascale Jalkh.

What is the re-registration/application fee?

There is a re-registration/application fee of USD 500 per pupil, payable at re-registration deadlines.

What are the main annual charges by cycle (tuition, development fund, supplies)?

Tuition is 30,000,000 LBP per year for the cycles listed. The development fund ranges from USD 3,500 to USD 4,400 depending on the cycle, and school supplies are USD 100 (USD 150 for terminale).

How does the three-term payment schedule work and what are the deadlines?

Payments are made in three installments. The first payment (by the start of the year, example deadline 17 October) is USD 1,400 plus supplies and the tuition in LBP; the second payment (example deadline 23 January) is USD 1,400; the third payment (example deadline 17 April) is the remaining balance of the development fund.

What languages are taught and how is English integrated?

The school runs a bilingual Arabic–French program, and English instruction begins from EB2 (CE1).

When is English instruction introduced in the curriculum?

English instruction is introduced from EB2, which corresponds to CE1 in the school's progression.

What language program does the school offer beyond English?

In addition to English starting at CE1, the college offers a bilingual Arabic–French program for core instruction.

What wellbeing and leadership programs exist at the school?

Pastoral care and solidarity are provided by a dedicated team, and the school supports student movements such as Scouts du Liban – Groupe Champville with related GVX activities.

Are there clubs or extracurricular activities, and how are they charged?

The school supports Scouts du Liban – Groupe Champville and related GVX activities; cantine and some extracurricular activities may carry separate charges as billed by the relevant service.

What safeguarding policies are in place to protect students?

Collège Mariste Champville implements a child-protection charter, an anti-bullying charter with KidProof, and ProtectEd certification; staff and volunteers apply these measures to safeguard students.

What wellbeing support is available to students?

A dedicated pastoral care team supports spiritual, vocational, and social formation and helps with student wellbeing; the school emphasizes health, safety, and safeguarding.

Is there information about SEN or EAL support?

The data does not specify dedicated SEN or EAL provisions; English is introduced from CE1 within the bilingual program.

Is there a school uniform and what are typical costs?

Yes, uniforms are required and sold at the college uniform shop with items priced in USD (examples include anorak, blouson, shirts, hoodies, tracksuits, trousers, polos, and sports T-shirts).

Is boarding available at the school?

Boarding is not offered at Collège Mariste Champville.

What about meals and transport arrangements?

Cantine arrangements exist and transport is available with zone-based USD rates; a USD 200 deposit is required for transport at enrollment.

Are there any discounts for families with multiple children?

Yes. Sibling discounts apply to total tuition: 3 children receive 10%, 4 children 15%, and 5 or more children 20%.

Are there financial assistance options for families in hardship?

There is a procedure for requesting financial assistance; awards are reviewed by a commission and are normally applied to the third instalment.

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