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Slovenia, Ljubljana
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The library is supervised by a parent representative and welcomes students, manages loans and book returns, and stores the school's collections. It introduces children to new books and stories and hosts workshops for teachers on topics such as water, Africa, the Francophonie contest, and carpet-reading. The school has two gymnasiums: a large multisport gym for basketball, volleyball, handball, indoor soccer and hockey, plus racket sports like badminton and table tennis; a smaller gym is equipped for gymnastics, martial arts and high jumping, with space for dance and yoga. There are multiple outdoor spaces including a rubber-surfaced area for the youngest children with tricycles and sandbox, a play area in Livada School Park, and facilities for football and basketball for older students. The school uses an external canteen service for lunch, with snacks and lunch served in classrooms at 12:00.
Two gymnasiums provide for a broad PE program: the large multisport gym supports basketball, volleyball, handball, indoor soccer, and hockey, and allows badminton and table tennis. The small gym is equipped for gymnastics, martial arts, and high jumping, with space for dance, yoga and motor-skills activities for younger students. Outdoor spaces accommodate football and basketball for older students, supporting a diverse PE curriculum.
The library is supervised by a parent representative and welcomes students, manages loans and book returns, and stores the collections. It introduces children to new books and stories and offers workshops to teachers on topics such as water, Africa, and the Francophonie, as well as carpet-reading sessions. Aline is digitizing the catalog to support a new library website, enabling easier access to the library's resources.
The French school offers a wide range of after-school workshops open to students as well as external children who already have knowledge of French and want to continue expressing themselves in French. Extracurricular activities are also offered in English and Slovenian. Clubs include Music School, Handball, Painting with watercolors, Ping Pong, Yoga, Little Ecologists, Cambridge Exam Preparations, IT Programming - KiberOne, Arts, Rhythmic Gymnastics - KRG Špica, Sport games, Cardio Training, History & Geography in Slovenian, Cooking & Baking, Drama Club, Circus Arts. Some clubs are conducted in English or Slovenian.
Ecole Française Internationale de Ljubljana is a French school affiliated with AEFE, serving ages 0 to 18. The school offers bespoke curriculum that weaves French and Slovenian cultures into daily learning, with a bilingual ethos. In the elementary years, English and Slovenian are taught as foreign languages by native-speaking teachers; English and Slovenian lessons total about 1 hour 45 minutes weekly, with English arts and music sessions of 45 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes depending on level. Slovenian instruction runs 2 to 3 hours per week. In middle school, language options extend to English, German, Spanish, Italian and Latin, delivered via CNED tutors, aligned with the French national program. High school leads to Baccalauréat. The school has welcomed students since 1992 and holds accreditation from the Slovenian Ministry of Education and Sports, while AEFE supports the bi-cultural, multilingual approach. Facilities include library, two gymnasia, outdoor spaces, and canteen service.
