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Nigeria, Lagos
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There is a dedicated dormitory for kindergarten students.
There is a food court with a world-class kitchen and a dedicated snacking area. Cantine meal times are 45 minutes for kindergarten students and 30 minutes for elementary students.
The French School Lagos was founded in 1958 by the Association Française du Nigeria (AFN). In 1991 an agreement with AEFE linked the school to the French authorities. The AFN Management Committee governs the school, and the Establishment Council makes organisational decisions. The Governing Board includes the director, Deputy Headmaster, Administrative and Financial Director, main education adviser, Director of primary classes, a representative of the Embassy, and student, parent, and staff representatives.
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.
