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The school), also known as Lycée Français de Singapour, was established in 1967, initially set up by a group of expatriate parents to provide a French education for their children in Singapore. Over the years, it has grown significantly both in size and reputation, becoming a part of the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) network, which links various French schools globally. The school has maintained a close relationship with the French Embassy in Singapore, reflecting its strong ties to the French community. With its expansion, the school moved to its current campus in Ang Mo Kio in 1999, accommodating a diverse and growing student population. Through its long history, the school has continued to embrace multiculturalism, welcoming families from numerous backgrounds while maintaining its French educational ethos.
The International French School (Singapore) is a vibrant community comprising students from over 50 nationalities, creating a diverse and multicultural environment. The school celebrates this diversity through various events, including the annual International Day and French cultural activities such as Bastille Day celebrations. Additionally, regular community events like school fairs and parent-teacher gatherings foster a strong sense of belonging and engagement among families. This dynamic setting supports a rich exchange of cultures and traditions, benefiting students and their families alike.
The Parent Committee at the International French School (Singapore) (IFS) plays a pivotal role in fostering a strong community spirit among families, staff, and students. Elected annually, the committee comprises 12 members representing all school levels, from Maternelle (Kindergarten) to Lycée (High School). Their core responsibilities include representing the parent community, facilitating communication between school leadership and parents, coordinating class representatives, and managing projects such as book fairs and school celebration days (fête de l'école). Additionally, they participate in discussions on pedagogical decisions and collaborate with the school's educational leadership through monthly meetings. The committee also provides financial support to families in need, utilizing proceeds from events like the fête de l'école.
The International French School (Singapore) offers a bilingual French-English education for students aged 3 to 18. It follows the French National Curriculum, culminating in the French Baccalaureate (Bac) and the French International Baccalaureate (BFI). The school facilities include libraries, performance halls, sports pitches, and arts studios. A distinctive aspect of IFS is its vibrant community events, such as the annual Walkathon, which successfully brings together students, parents, and staff for a day of fun and fundraising. With strong ties to French-speaking communities globally, the school also facilitates cultural exchanges and partnerships for a richer educational experience.
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