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LLIS offers after-school extracurricular activities and directed studies as optional programs. The directed studies run Monday and Wednesday from 16:10, and Tuesday and Thursday from 14:20, with lower-class groups limited to 15 students. The after-school offer spans culture, technology, sports, sciences, art and music, providing opportunities to engage with staff and Junglinster associations. Inscriptions are opened at the start of each semester on a first-come, first-served basis via WebUntis, and three unexcused absences can lead to exclusion from the activity.
After-school activities include Atelier créatif (creative workshop), DJ sessions and Webradio/Podcast (On air), expanding creative expression beyond regular classes. These sessions run after school, for example from 14:20–16:00. The focus is on developing creativity and collaborative, hands-on projects outside the standard curriculum.
Lënsterratus Bibliothèque and Culturissimo organize cultural initiatives such as author meetings, theatre visits, concerts and humanitarian debates to broaden cultural understanding and knowledge of heritage. Language courses in Luxembourgish, Italian, Spanish and Russian are offered, with new courses starting in September; registration is via Lifelong Learning and inquiries can be sent to coursdusoir@llis.lu.
The Peace Squad is an internal school project focused on violence prevention, conflict resolution and civil courage; participants complete 16 hours of basic training (Module 1) and 16 hours of mediation (Module 2), with an overnight stay at Marienthal and Beaufort. S-Team trains students in project work on violence prevention and civic courage; training runs on Friday afternoons (12:30–14:30) and leads to a diploma and subsequent roles in training, on-call service or social media. These initiatives foster teamwork, social interaction and leadership among students.
Peace Squad promotes a safe, inclusive school environment and empowers students to contribute to peers' wellbeing; S-Team strengthens social skills and community welfare through structured training and peer-led activities. Interreg and other LLIS projects also connect the school with cross-border communities to promote cooperation and service.
EPAS — European Parliament Ambassador School — gives LLIS students opportunities to discuss political and social issues with politicians, journalists and other European schools; junior ambassadors lead projects on topics such as environmental protection, human rights and fake news. Mérite Jeunesse is the Duke of Edinburgh's Award-style programme promoting personal development, teamwork and expeditions for ages 14–24. LLIS also hosts the LLIS TEDEd Club / Course in Public Speaking and Rhetorical Skills to develop leadership and communication.
LLIS participates in sporting events and championships, including ski competitions such as the LASEL Ski Championship, and offers after-school sports activities (e.g., Golf) as part of a healthy, active lifestyle. The school also showcases involvement in competitions such as Speech Olympics, illustrating a commitment to physical and mental well-being through performance and sport.
LLënster Lycée International School (LLIS) is a day international school in Junglinster, Luxembourg, for ages 4 to 18. It offers primary education (EPE) and vocational training (FP) under the European School framework, culminating in the European Baccalaureate. Since 2023–2024, LLIS runs three language sections for S1–S7: German-speaking, English-speaking and French-speaking, with L1 languages German, English and French and SWALS support for pupils with another EU official language. L2 languages are German, French and English; L3 languages (S1+) include Spanish and Italian; L4 languages (S4+) include Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Luxembourgish; L5 languages (S6+) include Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. Lower classes have 34 weekly lessons with BEST tutoring and orientation; upper classes follow standard timetables. The campus includes multiple facilities, such as a pool, an indoor hall, a library and a canteen. LLIS is an EPAS European Parliament Ambassador School and hosts a TEDEd Club. It also supports a broad extracurricular program.
