Saudi Arabia, Al Khobar
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LFIK is a day school only. No boarding facilities are available.
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The school has a cafeteria with weekly menus available. Meal options are provided for students during the school day.
The school follows the French educational structure with distinct cycles rather than a traditional house system.
LFIK is managed by Mission Laique Francaise (MLF), a French non-profit organisation operating 119 schools in 41 countries. The school was founded in 1983 under the patronage of the French Embassy in Saudi Arabia. Principal: Mr. Omar Habchi.
The Lycee Francais International d'Al Khobar (LFIK) is the only French international school in the eastern province of Saudi Arabia. Founded in 1983 under the patronage of the French Embassy, it serves around 580 students of 22 nationalities from age 3 to 18. Part of the Mission Laique Francaise (MLF) network of 119 schools in 41 countries, LFIK follows the French National Curriculum and prepares students for the Brevet and Baccalaureate examinations. The school's motto is "Two cultures, three languages."