Liceo Anglo Francés de Monterrey

Río de la Plata 108, Col. Del Valle, San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León 66220, Mexico. The school is located in the Colonia Del Valle neighborhood in the San Pedro Garza García area of the Monterrey metro region. For contact, call 8182204500 or use WhatsApp Admissions at 81 2925 0790 and 81 1583 2906.

Nursery & Pre-K; Kindergarten; Elementary; Junior High

Private, secular educational institution with more than 40 years of experience. It offers a trilingual education (English, French and Spanish) to children and teenagers from Nursery to Jr. High.

Mexico; affiliated with the Mexican state education system through official recognition of validity of studies.

Secular; no religious affiliation.

LAF offers a tri-lingual program with English (70%), Spanish (18%), and French (12%). It is the only institution in Nuevo León with more than 40 years of experience teaching French from Nursery to 9th grade. The educational model uses advanced teaching methods with active student participation, guided by qualified teachers, and is based on a literacy program that develops students' abilities by integrating techniques from various pedagogical models to accelerate learning and improve discipline. The curriculum is aligned with international educational standards and emphasizes reading and writing; classes follow a mini-lesson structure: the teacher explains and models the concept, the student practices, and the teacher checks understanding, with the aim that students understand, speak, and write in three languages from a young age. Reading, writing, and mathematics are taught in English, Spanish, and French, supported by libraries (classroom libraries from 3rd to 9th grade with about 300 books per classroom) and digital platforms Raz-Kids, Achieve 3000, and Tumblebooks; the libraries are aligned to U.S. standards to support the reading program. The French program includes French Classes per Week: Nursery 5, Pre-K 5, Kindergarten 5, 1st–6th 4, 7th–9th 3; in August 2017, the school received the LABEL-IFAL Certification for language instruction.

Graduates receive scholarships to prestigious universities; in the 2023-2024 academic year, 18 junior high students were awarded scholarships at renowned institutions.

The objective is to form upright people by instilling ethical and moral values, as well as motivating self-esteem, empathy, and mutual respect among the LAF community. To support values and community living among students, three programs were created: Super Kid (Kinder), Love and Friendship, and Social Service (Jr. High). Super Kid (Kinder) recognizes and makes each student feel special for a week, with the aim of integrating them, boosting self-esteem and mutual respect. Conscious Discipline is a socio-emotional program that teaches children how to regulate and manage their emotions to make better decisions and feel safe, developing seven skills including composure, empathy, and decision-making. Love and Friendship teaches a set of values such as empathy, responsibility, respect, positivity, generosity, creativity, love/friendship, honesty, humility and perseverance to foster harmony among students, staff, and the community, and awards an annual LAF Love and Friendship Diploma to outstanding students. Social Service organizes charitable visits to raise awareness about community needs and promote service, including ongoing collaborations with La Alianza Anticáncer Infantil and Fundación AMANEC.

Classes are taught in three languages: English (70%), Spanish (18%), and French (12%). We are the only institution in Nuevo León with more than 40 years of experience teaching French from Nursery to 9th grade. The goal is for students to understand, speak, and write in three languages from a young age. The English level is aligned with international standards, helping students achieve the scores needed to pursue a third language in high school. A range of reading and digital platforms support language learning, including Raz-Kids and TumbleBooks, along with other educational technology tools such as BrainPOP, IXL, Discovery Education, and more, to reinforce reading and language practice in English, Spanish, and French.

The objective is to form upright people by instilling ethical and moral values, and to motivate self-esteem, empathy, and mutual respect within the school community. Teachers are trained to promote the school's monthly value and to prevent bullying. Three programs—Super Kid, Love and Friendship, and Social Service—support values and community living. Conscious Discipline teaches children to regulate and manage their emotions to make better decisions and feel safe, highlighting seven skills including composure, empathy, and responsible decision-making. Love and Friendship promotes empathy, responsibility, respect, positivity, generosity, creativity, honesty, humility, and perseverance to foster harmony among students, staff, and the community, with formal recognition for outstanding students.

Request information by phone, email, or WhatsApp. Call Monday through Friday at 81 8220.4576 and 81 8220.4577 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to request an appointment or tour with LAF promoters. Email [email protected] and attach the APPLICATION ADMISSION FORM to request an appointment or tour. WhatsApp information is available with LAF promoters: Sandra García at 81 1583 2906 and Karla Salazar at 81 2925 0790, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Age of admission ranges by program. Nursery requires 1 year 2 months; Pre-K requires 2 years 5 months; Kinder requires 3 years 5 months; Elementary requires 6 years 5 months; Jr. High requires 12 years. NEW STUDENTS must submit LAF paperwork including the Request for Admission, the Letter of Recommendation, and the Family Interview. The Request for Admission is completed by the parents and sent to the LAF Promotion Department. The Letter of Recommendation must come from the head teacher or Principal of the prior school and be sent from the school's institutional email. The Family Interview is filled by the parents and sent to the LAF Promotion Department. Official documents required include Birth certificate, Copy of CURP, Copy of proof of address, Four child-size color photographs, and Health Card. Grade-specific paperwork varies by grade. For 2nd Kinder, Original Kindergarten Accreditation plus an up-to-date tuition payment letter and a good behavior letter are required. For 3rd Kinder, Original 2nd grade Kindergarten Accreditation, the 3rd grade Kindergarten Pre-Registration Form, up-to-date tuition payment letter, and good behavior letter are required. For 1st Elementary through 6th Elementary, documents include Preschool Certificate, copies of prior report cards, up-to-date tuition payment letter, and a good behavior letter; 1st Elementary also requires the Elementary Assignation and Pre-Enrollment Form.[turn1view0]