Lycée des Pères Antonins

Lebanon, Baabda

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The school at a glance

Instructs in French

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 380

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum French Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, French, English, Spanish

Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability

Clubs Cultural and Language, Community and Service, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

Located in Baabda, Beirut, Lycée des Pères Antonins offers a French curriculum under AEFE, serving about 380 students from kindergarten through terminale. The school follows the cycles Maternal, Elementary, College and Lycée, with Seconde through Terminale, preparing learners for the baccalauréat and post-bac pathways while emphasizing autonomy, initiative and personal engagement. From kindergarten, two foreign languages are taught in addition to Arabic; from fifth grade, a third foreign language is added, building a plurilingual, internationally oriented profile. The campus blends the Maronite Antonin spiritual heritage with modern pedagogy, inclusive practices and a secular, neutral stance. Facilities support classrooms, sports, and cultural activities within a diverse urban setting. The school pursues homologation to offer both the French and Lebanese baccalaureates and fosters humanitarian, psychological and academic excellence, with connections to professional and academic worlds, world days and international projects. AEFE and SGEC staff development reinforces teaching quality and global openness today.

www.lyceeantonin.me

Rue Besançon, Baabda, Beirut, Lebanon

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The Essentials

Location

The school is located on Rue Besançon in Baabda. The city listed is Beirut.

Stages

The school comprises four cycles: Cycle maternel (nursery/kindergarten), Cycle élémentaire (elementary), Collège (middle school), and Lycée (high school).

Additional learning support

Orthopédagogie service is available to support learners with additional learning needs.

Country affiliation

Affiliated with AEFE (Agence pour l'enseignement Français à l'Étranger).

Religious affiliation

Maronite Catholic affiliation as part of the Antonin Fathers order.

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Application fees
- No specific application or admission fee amount is published in the school's publicly available registration forms. The enrolment process requires completion of an information form, a medical form and submission of identity and school documents.

Tuition fees (by year group and term)
- A complete, line-by-line tuition schedule by year group and by installment is published as the school's annual fee circular for 2025–2026. The circular is provided as a PDF titled (Ref 1.pdf). The numeric amounts and per-term breakdown are contained in that fee circular.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Parents are required to pay tuition, supplies and transport costs according to the payment schedule established by the school each year. The school issues an annual circular (distributed to parents around January) that sets registration and re‑registration steps and the payment timetable; reminders for instalments are issued during the year. Non-payment may lead the administration to take measures after reminders. Specific installment dates and late‑payment consequences are set in that annual circular and in the school regulations.

Boarding fees
- No boarding (internat) or residential programme and no related boarding fees are listed among the school cycles and services; the school operates as day school for Petite Section through Terminale. Therefore boarding fees are not applicable.

Other costs and recurring charges
- School supplies and textbooks: Parents are responsible for purchasing textbooks and exercise books according to the published booklists for each class. Booklists are published as attachments for the relevant school years.
- Transport (autocar) fees: Transport fees are charged separately; the school publishes transport rates and reminders about transport payments in its circulaires.
- Examination or simulation fees: The school schedules simulated examinations for classes preparing for official exams (3ème and lycée classes); associated session or materials fees may be charged as indicated in annual communications.
- Uniforms and incidental charges: The school lists required materials and may require specific items; no publicised fixed uniform fee amount is given in the accessible registration documents. Parents should budget for uniforms, stationery, class outings and optional extracurricular activities.

Refund information
- No published, itemised refund policy for tuition or registration fees is included in the accessible registration forms or school regulations. Refund or cancellation conditions and any pro‑rata adjustments are managed according to the school's annual circulars and administrative rules.

Fee payment options
- The accessible public materials do not list explicit payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cash) in the registration forms or in the published circulars. Parents are instructed to coordinate payments with the school administration; the school's contact details for financial or administrative enquiries are published (telephone and email).

Summary of findings and outstanding information:
- The school publishes a detailed annual fee circular (the 2025–2026 circular is available as a PDF titled Ref 1.pdf) that contains the full fee table with per‑grade and per‑term amounts and the precise billing schedule. That circular and several other administrative PDFs (booklists, transport circulars, registration forms and the school regulations) are linked among the school's circulaires and attachments. However, the numeric fee values and the explicit payment‑method details are contained in the fee circular PDF and were not extractable from the public HTML pages and downloadable attachments accessed. Parents should contact the school administration at the published telephone numbers or email lypa@lyceeantonin.me for the exact per‑grade, per‑term amounts, the current year schedule of instalments and the accepted payment methods.

Academics

Curriculum

The Lycée des Pères Antonins runs the Lycée cycle from Seconde through Première and Terminale, preparing students for higher education and the professional world. This demanding and enriching pathway offers a comprehensive education that combines know-how and personal development. Autonomy, initiative, and personal engagement are emphasized in a setting that fosters critical thinking and openness to the world. Teachers guide students in their orientation decisions, preparing them for the baccalauréat and post-bac tracks. Students specialize in areas of interest while reinforcing core subjects through personalized follow-up, exam-preparation workshops, and connections to the professional and academic worlds. From kindergarten, two foreign languages are taught in addition to Arabic, and from fifth grade a third foreign language is added; the school seeks homologation to offer a double curriculum: the French baccalaureate and the Lebanese baccalaureate.

Higher Education Progression

Orientation toward higher education and post-bac studies is a central focus. The school organizes university open days, strengthens the orientation office at the collège and the Lycée, builds links between lycées and higher education (Parcoursup), and may adopt an orientation policy led by the school or by external speakers.

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Admissions

1. Download the necessary forms: Information form, Medical form, and List of documents required for all students. The forms are available on the registration page. Fill the forms with care, ensuring that all information provided is accurate and complete.

2. Prepare the entire set of required documents. Gather the documents listed on the forms. Ensure all documents are prepared and ready for submission.

3. Submit the complete registration file to the administration of the establishment. This submission completes the initial registration step. The administration will process the file as part of the enrollment workflow.

4. Steps after submitting the file: The file is forwarded to the head of the institution and/or the cycle coordinator. A meeting will be scheduled with the parents and the child to discuss the student's academic background and any potential needs. An admission test may be proposed depending on the entry level or the requirements of the relevant cycle.

5. Students with Special Educational Needs (SEN): The school welcomes students with special educational needs with particular care, in accordance with the directives of the Lebanese Ministry of Education and Higher Education and the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad). Families are requested to attach to the registration file any speech therapy, psychomotor, psychological, or other assessments from the previous three years, if available. The educational team is available to support each student according to their needs and to ensure smooth integration within the school environment.

Scholarships

Scholarships are offered. A poster for the first period of the 2026-2027 scholarships campaign is published.

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FAQs

Where is Lycée des Pères Antonins located?

The school sits on Rue Besançon in Baabda, in the Beirut region of Lebanon. It serves students across multiple cycles and follows a French education framework within Lebanon. It is a co-educational day school.

What age range and cycles does the school cover?

The school educates children from Petite Section (nursery) through Terminale, across four cycles: Maternal, Elementary, College, and Lycée (Seconde to Terminale). It emphasizes autonomy, initiative, and personal development within the French AEFE framework. The curriculum supports progression toward higher education.

Is the school a boarding school or a day school?

Lycée des Pères Antonins operates as a day school for all levels from nursery through Terminale. There is no boarding option offered.

How do families apply to the school?

Applications require completing an information form, a medical form, and submitting identity and school documents. An admission meeting is typically scheduled, and an entry test may be proposed depending on the level. The school also accommodates students with special educational needs under AEFE policies.

Are scholarships available and how can families apply?

Yes, scholarships are offered, with a scholarships campaign known for 2026–2027. The school provides details through its communications, and families should inquire for eligibility and deadlines. Scholarships aim to support students across the cycles.

What should I know about tuition and payment timing?

The school publishes a detailed annual fee circular (2025–2026) with per-grade and per-term amounts. Tuition, supplies, and transport costs are billed according to a yearly payment schedule, with reminders issued during the year. Exact amounts and accepted payment methods require contacting the administration.

What does the curriculum look like at this Lycée?

The school follows the Lycée cycle from Seconde to Terminale, focusing on autonomy, critical thinking, and personal development. From kindergarten, two foreign languages are taught in addition to Arabic, and from grade 5 a third foreign language is added. The school seeks homologation to offer a double French and Lebanese baccalaureate.

How does the school prepare students for higher education?

Higher education orientation is central: the school runs university open days, strengthens the orientation office, and connects lycées with higher education (Parcoursup). External speakers and guidance are used to support students' post-bac decisions.

Are class sizes emphasized at the school?

Yes. The school provides personalized instruction with small class sizes to support individual learning and progression.

What facilities support sports and cultural activities?

The campus includes playgrounds and spaces dedicated to sports, along with areas for cultural activities. These facilities support regular physical education and a broad cultural program.

Is the school part of the AEFE network and what does that imply for facilities and teaching?

Yes, the school is affiliated with AEFE. This means it follows the French Ministry of Education guidelines and AEFE policies, including inclusive education practices and a modern pedagogical approach.

How does the school integrate language learning and intercultural skills?

The school uses a plurilingual approach with Arabic, French, English, and Spanish. The EMILE program and intercultural projects support language learning across the curriculum.

What extracurricular activities can students expect?

Students can participate in cultural events and days, local and international projects, and interdisciplinary activities. The school also emphasizes citizenship, eco-citizenship, and health and digital safety initiatives.

Are there leadership opportunities or student involvement programs?

Yes, the school promotes student involvement through civic education, delegates, and participation in community-oriented projects as part of its broader well-being and social development goals.

How does the school support student well-being outside of academics?

There is an emphasis on well-being, with mental health resources, a school psychology service, and confidential support spaces. The program includes health education and prevention activities for students.

How are students with special educational needs supported?

The orthopedagogie service works with teachers and families to develop personalized support plans (PAP, PPRE, or similar arrangements) under AEFE policies to promote success, autonomy, and well-being.

How are language learners supported at the school?

The ÉMILE program supports plurilingual education and language learning across Arabic, French, English, and Spanish, along with intercultural projects to develop multilingual competence.

What safeguarding and health services are available?

The School Health Service monitors student health from kindergarten through high school, with a nurse on site and confidential medical records. A school psychology service provides emotional and academic support, and safeguarding policies help protect students.

Do students wear a uniform at Lycée des Pères Antonins?

No. There is no uniform; students wear regular clothes suitable for daily school activities.

What about meals and the canteen?

The canteen serves balanced meals, and students eat in a supervised, orderly manner on site.

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