Greenfield College

Lebanon, Beirut

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, French

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 1963

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (DP), French Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, French, Arabic

Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Greenfield College, located in Al Morouj, Bir Hassan, Lebanon, offers the dual pathway international education from kindergarten to secondary. The school provides the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) alongside Lebanese Baccalaureate, French Baccalaureate, and a High School Diploma, supported by a bespoke STEAM-focused curriculum. Students experience two language pathways: French-based or English-based curricula; in both pathways English and French are studied as additional languages. The science and technology program emphasizes experiential learning and fieldwork, including a Microsoft robotics and programming program and a practical investigation (TP) component from grades three to twelve. Graduation requires regular attendance, a satisfactory disciplinary record, a minimum average of 60%, and no failing grades in core subjects. Extracurricular life centers on the CAS program, which promotes creativity, activity and service and connects learning with real-world issues. The school runs project-based STEAM projects and offers electives in Arts and Music within the IB. Distinctive features include Transformation of Thought (TOT) leadership modules and pre-IBDP pathways.

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The Essentials

Stages

Classes range from kindergarten (KG) to secondary. Two language-based curricula are offered: a French-based branch and an English-based branch; students study English and French as a third language in both branches.

Country affiliation

Lebanon

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Fees

Application & Registration fees

- A non-refundable registration fee of USD 50 is required within one week of the date on the acceptance letter to reserve a place for the upcoming academic year.
- An entrance examination and interview process is part of admissions; material and dates for entrance exams are provided to candidates during the admissions process (no separate entrance-fee amount is published in the admission policy).

Tuition fees by year group (annual / per-term detail)

- Specific annual and per-term tuition amounts by year group are not published in the school's admission policy document. Tuition is charged by year group and the school offers differential payment plans for tuition. Parents should expect tuition to be billed according to the school's payment plan schedules.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school offers differential (installment) payment of tuition fees. The first tuition payment is due in September each academic year. The registration fee must be paid within one week of the acceptance letter to hold the place. No further specific term dates or installment deadlines are listed in the admission policy.

Sibling discounts

- English-section families: a second-sibling tuition discount is offered in the range of 5% to 10% for families with two or more children.
- French-section families: a second-sibling tuition discount of 20% is offered for families with two or more children.

Boarding fees

- The school's published policies and admission documents do not list any boarding programme or boarding fees. No boarding fees are specified in the admission policy.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- The admission policy confirms the use of entrance examinations and the requirement to submit required documents at registration, but it does not list specific charges for textbooks, uniforms, transport, activity fees, examination fees, or other ancillary items. Those additional-cost categories are acknowledged operationally but no fixed amounts are specified in the admission policy.

Refund and withdrawal information

- The USD 50 registration fee is explicitly non-refundable. The admission policy does not publish a detailed tuition-refund or withdrawal-fee schedule within the admission-policy document.

Fee payment options

- The admission policy states that differential payment plans are available and specifies timing for the first tuition payment, but it does not list accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, or other platforms) in the admission-policy document.

Summary (practical points for parents)

- Pay the USD 50 non-refundable registration fee within one week of the acceptance letter to reserve the place.
- Prepare for an entrance examination and, where required, an interview as part of admissions.
- Expect to be offered an installment (differential) tuition plan with the first payment due in September.
- If enrolling more than one child, confirm which section (English or French) applies for sibling-discount rules: English section second-sibling discount is 5–10%; French section second-sibling discount is 20%.

Academics

Curriculum

Offers International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), Lebanese Baccalaureate, French Baccalaureate, High School Diploma, and STEAM teaching. Classes range from kindergarten (KG) to secondary, with a curriculum designed to promote cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth. Courses extend beyond core subjects to include Chess, Debate, Practical Investigation, Environmental Science, Life Skills, Graphic Design, CS, Psychology, Statistics, Music, and Visual and Performing Arts. Languages are taught in two branches, French-based or English-based curricula, and students in both branches study English and French as a third language. The science and technology curriculum emphasizes experiential learning and fieldwork, including a Microsoft robotics and programming program, and a TP (practical investigation) component for grades three to twelve. Graduation requires regular attendance, a satisfactory disciplinary record, a minimum average of 60%, and no failing grades in core subjects.

Exam Results

In 2020 IB Diploma Programme students achieved 100% diploma attainment. The average score was 34, with all final averages within the predicted ranges. This demonstrates the IB program's effectiveness and the school's support for Diploma candidates.

Higher Education Progression

University preparation is integrated into Greenfield College's curriculum through the IB Diploma Programme and pre-IBDP coursework. SPSS is designed to prepare high school students for university education and life by developing data analysis and communication skills. The IB Diploma Programme includes TOK, the Extended Essay, and a CAS program, and is complemented by electives such as CS, Statistics, Robotics & Programming, SAT, and Life Skills to support college readiness.

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Admissions

1. Policy and eligibility. Greenfield College evaluates applicants based on academic potential, developmental maturity, school achievement, readiness for the program, and disciplinary record. Admission is not refused on race, gender, nationality, color, religion, or political affiliation. KG1 accepts children in the year they turn three. Applications from engaged and married individuals are not accepted. 2. Application and documents. Parents complete the enrollment process at the admissions office and submit documents: proof of birth date, original or certified copy of the child's previous grade reports, and proof of residential address. After completing the enrollment and filling out the admission application, candidates receive the entrance exam requirements and exam dates. Interviews are mandatory for kindergarten students and may be required for other applicants. 3. Examination and decision. The academic committee reviews entrance exam results, and preliminary decisions with recommendations are reported to the academic director. The academic director informs the parents of these decisions. The school retains the right to admit or reject a student for admission, and the head of school has final authority. Priority is given to better entrance exam results and stronger communication skills when applications exceed places. 4. Oversubscription and waitlist. When there are more applications than places, the school establishes an unranked waiting list. If openings occur, the admissions committee decides which candidate(s) to offer a place to, based on the needs and qualifications of the class. 5. Registration and tuition. After acceptance, a non-refundable registration fee is due within one week of the acceptance letter date to reserve a place for the upcoming academic year. The first tuition payment is due during the first week of September. 6. Discounts. Families with multiple children receive discounts on tuition: 5% for the second child, 10% for the third child, and 15% for the fourth child. 7. New student application. The new student application (pdf) is downloadable; fill it out and email to Admission@greenfieldcollege.com.

Waitlist

The school establishes an unranked waiting list when there are more qualified candidates than openings.

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FAQs

Where is Greenfield College located?

Greenfield College operates in Lebanon. It serves families relocating to Lebanon and offers both English-based and French-based curricula to support multilingual learners.

What age range does Greenfield College serve and what curricula are offered?

Classes run from kindergarten through secondary. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), Lebanese Baccalaureate, French Baccalaureate, High School Diploma, and a STEAM-focused approach, with two language-based tracks: English-based and French-based.

Who leads Greenfield College and how is the school governed?

Greenfield College opened in 1963 and is a co-educational school. It is governed by a Board of Directors and led by a Senior Leadership Team, including the Preschool/Lower Elementary Director, the Middle School Director, and the Director of Grades 4 and 5.

What does the admissions process involve and what fees apply initially?

Admissions include an entrance examination and interview. A non-refundable USD 50 registration fee must be paid within one week of acceptance to reserve a place, and the first tuition payment is due in September.

Are there sibling discounts and how do they work?

Yes. In English sections, the second child earns a 5%–10% discount; in French sections, the second child receives a 20% discount. The admissions notes also reference discounts for additional children (5% for the second, 10% for the third, and 15% for the fourth).

Are tuition amounts published and what payment options exist?

Specific annual or term tuition amounts aren't published. Tuition is billed by year group and differential (installment) payment plans are available, with the first payment due in September.

What curricula are available and what subjects are added beyond core courses?

Greenfield offers the IBDP, Lebanese Baccalaureate, French Baccalaureate, High School Diploma, and STEAM-focused learning. Beyond core subjects, students can study Chess, Debate, Environmental Science, Life Skills, Graphic Design, CS, Psychology, Statistics, Music, and Visual and Performing Arts.

How did the IB Diploma Programme perform at Greenfield College in 2020?

In 2020, 100% of IB Diploma candidates attained the diploma, with an average score of 34 and all final averages within the predicted ranges, indicating strong support for Diploma candidates.

How does Greenfield prepare students for higher education?

University preparation is integrated into the curriculum through the IB Diploma Programme and pre-IBDP coursework. Electives such as CS, Statistics, Robotics & Programming, SAT preparation, and Life Skills support college readiness.

What facilities support extracurricular activities and the CAS program?

CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) opportunities are central, with clubs led by professionals to help students develop talents and engage with global issues, guided by core values like integrity, professionalism, and respect for diversity.

Are there published details about sports or academic facilities?

Specific sports or academic facilities aren't listed; the school emphasizes a project-based STEAM approach, robotics, and fieldwork as part of its learning model.

What campus features contribute to student life?

Field trips to sites and national ecological protectorates in Lebanon complement classroom learning, providing real-world context for student projects.

What extracurricular activities and clubs are available?

The school offers clubs led by professionals as part of the CAS program, encouraging students to explore talents and engage with global issues.

What is the TOT program and what does it aim to achieve?

TOT stands for Transformation of Thought and is a dedicated course designed to develop internationally minded, knowledgeable, and responsible citizens who can positively impact the world.

How does the STEAM program work at Greenfield?

Greenfield uses project-based STEAM learning that integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics through interdisciplinary projects and hands-on inquiry, including robotics and practical investigations.

How does Greenfield support SEN and EAL students?

The school pays special attention to students with special needs and operates two language-based curricula, with English and French taught as third languages to support EAL learners.

What safeguarding policies are in place?

Greenfield College has a Child Protection Policy to safeguard students and ensure a safe school environment.

Are there mental health or wellbeing resources available?

Mental wellbeing resources aren't specifically listed; however, CAS, SPS, and the school's emphasis on social-emotional development support wellbeing.

Is Greenfield College a boarding school or a day school?

Greenfield College operates as a day school; there is no boarding programme listed in the admissions information.

What is the uniform policy?

The school has a uniform policy, and students should wear the uniform on campus and during school exhibitions such as field trips and competitions.

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