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Lebanon, Beirut
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The CPF uses a dress code that includes an embroidered school apron as part of the uniform, plus sportswear such as T‑shirts (short and long sleeve), polo shirts, shorts, leggings, jogging pants, and hoodies. Prices for the uniform items are listed on the Tabliers, tenues de sport et autres accessoires page.
The CPF Beirut cafeteria operates with Today's cuisine by Cat & Mouth, offering meals prepared daily with fresh, seasonal ingredients and clearly labeled allergens. There are three dining options: Menu Kiosque, Menu Self, and Menu Cantine. Menu offerings include items such as viennoiserie, bagels, manakish, croissants, and salads, with hot meals available on the daily menu.
CPF is a private Lebanese-law school managed by PPFL (Présence Protestante Française au Liban). It is affiliated with AEFE and its teachings are validated by the French National Education.
Collège Protestant Français (CPF) is a private, AEFE-affiliated school in Lebanon with Beirut and Metn campuses, serving ages 2–18 under Lebanese law. It combines the French curriculum with IB World School sections and the BFI diploma, offered since 2023. The Beirut site dates to 1928; the Metn campus opened in 2019, and CPF celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2026. Students follow a trilingual framework (French, Arabic, English) from kindergarten, with Spanish from grade 4. Classrooms are equipped with digital tools such as interactive whiteboards, tablets and a workspace. Lycée (Seconde–Terminale) path provides orientation support and a tailored subject mix under the 2018 Bac reform. The Metn campus delivers the English IB World School program (PYP and DP) in a bilingual setting, while the French section delivers French curriculum. Facilities include a Library, Science Laboratories, and an Art Room, plus extracurriculars like Web Radio and solidarity projects, fostering global citizenship.
