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Nigeria, Lagos
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1. French-system placement: The pupils follow an education without interruption from kindergarten through the final year in accordance with French programs, and they are enrolled in the class recommended by their previous school based on the assessment booklet or school report with notice. This ensures continuity of curriculum and progression. 2. Foreign students: For foreign students or students from foreign school systems, a preliminary interview between the family and the school management determines expectations, objectives, and the implications of schooling in the French lycée. A knowledge test may be offered to determine the student's level, and normally students are enrolled in their age group. 3. Registration procedure: Registrations are completed via the Eduka portal, with the automated procedure described for Eduka (eduka.lflp-lagos.com/login). A Tutorial-Eduka-French is available for more information. 4. Final registration: Students are enrolled after the file has been fully completed, validated and the school fees have been paid (1st registration fees and/or advance on the 1st-trimester fees). The admission form must be duly completed and approved and tuition fees paid (1st registration fees and/or advance on the 1st term fees). 5. Registration file documents: The student requires a passport photo, passport, student visa, vaccination certificate, school reports, Exeat issued by the last school, proof of payment of registration fees, guardianship certificate, and a sponsorship form by the employer. The person in charge requires a passport photo, a passport, a photocopy of the family book, the responsible's passport, and a duly signed financial clearance.
French state grants are allocated to French national pupils under certain resource requirements. In French educational establishments abroad, families pay school fees for their children, and the public authorities provide grants to assist with costs. The scholarships are reserved for French children who live abroad with at least one parent and who are registered in the world register of French established outside France. The scholarship application file must be submitted within the deadlines set by the diplomatic or consular post. For more information, AEFE provides guidance.
Located in Lagos, Lycée Français Louis Pasteur is a French international day school serving ages 2 to 18 and affiliated with the AEFE network. The curriculum is French-centered, with French as the predominant teaching language; English, Spanish, Arabic and German are offered on demand. The school runs from kindergarten through lycée, educating a multilingual, international student body. The campus features 41 classrooms (12–20 pupils each), a 300 m² library with about 10,000 books, and a 600 m² sports complex that includes a gym, workout room, changing rooms and showers. A 2260 m² sports field and race track supports outdoor activities, alongside two playgrounds and a food court. There are three science laboratories, a technology laboratory, and dedicated art and music spaces, plus a nurse-staffed clinic and ICT resources. The PEAC program links arts with learning; after-school activities and language clubs enrich the student experience, supported by a University Guidance Team.
