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Portugal, Porto
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Stage 1: Online administrative registration. For the 2026–2027 school year, registrations are submitted via the EDUKA online platform. A 'parents' account is created and personal details with the required documents are uploaded; progress can be saved and resumed. If registering a second child, family data is pre-filled to simplify the process. To finalize, send the registration file; a NIF is required for all children and their parents, and if you do not have a NIF, enter 'IN PROGRESS' or '000000000'. The NIF must be provided to the financial department by 30 September 2025.
AEFE Grants: The school provides AEFE grants for families enrolling children of French nationality; grants are distributed according to social criteria (earnings and assets) and can be full or partial (covering items such as monthly payments, lunches, and transport).
LFIP Porto delivers the French national curriculum to students aged 3 to 18 in an international setting. As a member of the AEFE network, its programs follow the French Ministry of Education and are recognized by the Portuguese government. The school prepares learners for the Baccalaureate, with qualifications recognized for higher education in France, Portugal, and worldwide. By graduation, students master four languages—French, Portuguese, English, and German or Spanish—while an English European Section deepens English in Life Sciences, Economics, and Social Sciences. There is a strong emphasis on Portuguese language and history, alongside a progressive approach that combines active learning, collaboration, critical thinking, and real‑world applications. LFIP offers a distinctive global network and individualized student support. Facilities include on‑site dining, a major library and documentation center (CDI), health services, and school transport. The CDI and Marmothèque provide rich resources; arts, science, and sports clubs enrich daily life for families everywhere.
