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Norway, Oslo
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The school follows AEFE language policy to strengthen mastery of at least three languages in addition to French. French is the language of instruction, Norwegian is the host language from kindergarten, and English is taught as a foreign language. From 5th grade, students choose between Spanish or German, with LVA, LVB, and LVC options for the baccalaureat and LLCER specialization in the final year.
Norwegian is the host language from kindergarten; French is the language of instruction and English is taught as a foreign language. In primary, three languages are taught: French, Norwegian, and English. In secondary, students choose between Spanish or German from the 5th grade, with LVA, LVB, and LVC available for the baccalaureat, and LLCER specialization in the final year.
The Lycée Français René Cassin d'Oslo is a French AEFE-affiliated international school in Oslo, with two campuses at Skovveien 9 and Vulkan 11, educating more than 650 students from preschool to the lycée. It follows the official French national curriculum, with Norwegian and English taught from the early years and German or Spanish introduced from middle school. In the lycée, students prepare for the Diplôme National du Brevet and the Baccalauréat, structured around the 2019 reform with a common core and six specialties: History-Geography, Geopolitics and Political Science (HGGSP); Languages, Literatures and Foreign Cultures (LLCE AMC); Mathematics; Life and Earth Sciences (SVT); Economics and Social Sciences (SES); Physics-Chemistry. In Première and Terminale, students select specialties, with continuous assessment accounting for 40% of the final grade and final exams 60%, plus the Grand Oral. The school emphasizes multilingual proficiency and cultural understanding, with libraries (BCD and CDI), broad arts, sports and cultural activities, and AEFE-affiliated international projects. After-school activities are organized by AES, with SPOND used for information and coordination.
