Poland, Warsaw
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Polish language, literature and history courses are offered to students of Polish nationality and/or those wishing to study in Poland. The Lycée Français de Varsovie provides a reinforced welcome program specifically designed for students who are not fluent in French, to enable them to integrate into the French curriculum without difficulty.
LFV Lycée Français de Varsovie René Goscinny (LFV) is a French international school in Poland delivering the French national curriculum from kindergarten through high school for ages 2 to 18. Instruction is in French, with students studying Polish, English, German and Spanish as additional languages. The school serves about 700 students from 45 nationalities and maintains average class sizes of around 22, supporting close teacher-student interaction. LFV is a member of the AEFE network, linking it to hundreds of schools worldwide. A distinctive feature is the Polish international section opened in 2020, alongside a heritage dating back to 1919 and a 2019 centennial. The campus includes a gymnasium for indoor sports and a broad extracurricular offer: more than 40 activities across arts, sports, languages and culture, with an AES program and education for sustainable development projects in partnership with organizations. The curriculum emphasizes literary, linguistic, scientific, artistic and athletic development.