Lycée Français International de Panama

Panama Pacifico, Panama City, Panama. The campus sits within the Panama Pacifico development. It provides a safe, natural environment designed for student development. A shuttle service connects several areas of the city.

Preschool (from age 2 to 5); Primary (1st–5th grade); Middle School (Collège); High School (Lycée, 10th–12th grade).

Private French international school offering education from preschool to high school, aligned with the French education system and AEFE network; trilingual environment (French, Spanish and English) from preschool onward.

Students represent more than 40 nationalities.

Immersion classes and support for non-French-speaking students up to 7th grade.

Affiliated with France through the AEFE network.

A school shuttle service covers different areas of the city; routes and costs can be confirmed by contacting the school.

From early childhood to secondary, the Lycée Français International de Panama provides a complete curriculum aligned with the highest standards of the French education system. It covers Maternelle (2–5 years), Élementaire (6–10 years), Collège (11–14 years), and Lycée (15–18 years). The school offers multilingual instruction in French, Spanish and English from the start, with Portuguese as an option beginning in Lycée. It is part of the AEFE network, with a presence in more than 140 countries and access to more than 600 AEFE-connected schools worldwide. The campus includes science and technology laboratories, a plurilingual library and multimedia classrooms, and programs designed to prepare students for higher education at international universities.

100% success in the French Baccalaureate in 2025.

Official certifications, rigorous programs and personalized guidance for admission to international universities.

EVARS program (education for emotional, relational and sexual life) supports students' well-being. Café des parents presents events and workshops focused on education, child welfare and family development to support the school community. The campus is described as a safe environment with strong values and an openness to the world, reinforcing social-emotional growth. The school fosters student resilience and responsible citizenship through a community-centered approach to well-being.

Immersion classes and language inclusion provisions support non-French-speaking students up to 7th grade. A multilingual environment operates with French, Spanish and English from preschool through high school, aiding language development and access to the curriculum. Targeted language support helps students integrate into the French curriculum while developing proficiency in multiple languages. The school's language inclusion framework ensures ongoing access to learning in a multilingual setting.

French, Spanish and English are taught from early years, with Portuguese as an option starting from high school. Immersion classes and language support for non-French-speaking students up to 7th grade help learners access the curriculum. The multilingual program emphasizes progression across languages from preschool to high school.

EVARS program supports education for emotional, relational and sexual life to promote student well-being. Café des parents presents events and workshops dedicated to education, child welfare and family development, supporting mental wellbeing. The school emphasizes emotional literacy, healthy relationships and resilience as part of its learning environment.

Comprehensive security system with active surveillance, effective protocols and trained personnel ensures a safe environment. The campus is described as safe, with a controlled and monitored setting to protect students. These safeguarding measures apply across daily life and school activities.

1. Schedule an appointment, in person or online, to learn about the school's programs. The visit includes a presentation of the academic offerings and a tour of the facilities. Choose a time that fits your schedule using the Calendly link. 2. Complete the student and parent information through the EDUKA platform. Attach the required documents such as the birth certificate, report cards, and vaccination records. For students entering CP, a level assessment is organized by sending the last two years' reports and coordinating an in-person or virtual evaluation with a teacher. 3. Validation of the file on EDUKA: The admissions team reviews the documents and confirms the availability of places. An email is sent to notify acceptance or request additional information. The process continues until the enrollment status is confirmed. 4. Payment of the registration: Payment completes the enrollment. The place is confirmed after the corresponding payment is made. Parents receive an official enrollment confirmation.

The Lycée Français International de Panama promotes equal opportunities through scholarship programs for students with academic excellence or financial need. Scholarships for French students are intended for French nationals whose families need financial support. The dossier is requested directly from the Embassy of France, and part or all of tuition may be covered. Scholarships for Panamanian students are managed by IFARHU and awarded based on socio-economic criteria and academic results. AEFE merit scholarships for higher education in France are available, along with government support for French-national students. General requirements include documentation of financial need, evidence of academic excellence via report cards, a motivation letter, and academic references.