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South Korea, Seoul
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The school provides Extracurricular Activities (AES) for PS to Terminale, with activities led in French, English or Korean. Activities cover artistic, cultural and educational programs that complement classroom learning and include opportunities for group projects and sports competitions. AES and SES registrations occur twice a year on Eduka, and new students are encouraged to register when they arrive. The program supports development through class projects and educational events.
Arts and creative activities include arts and crafts (origami, drawing and painting, etc.), theatre and theatre improvisation, and music activities such as choir, clarinet, flute, ukulele and violin. These activities are offered in French, English or Korean and are part of the AES catalog.
Cultural activities include English book club, K42nex, kids cooking, theatre, theatre improvisation and Web Radio LFS. LFS is a Cambridge English exam center with two on-site sessions held each year.
Students participate in sports competitions between schools. The AES catalog includes athletics, basketball, ballet, fencing, fitness, soccer, table tennis, Taekwondo, yoga, mini tennis and gymnastics.
Sports activities promote physical health and wellbeing, with offerings including athletics, basketball, ballet, fencing, fitness, soccer, table tennis, Taekwondo, yoga, mini tennis and gymnastics. Before-class childcare is available from 8:00 to 8:30 for PS to CM2, and after-class services include homework supervision (3:30-4:30) and French as a Foreign Language (FLE) for CP to CM2.
Lycée Français de Séoul (LFS) is a French international day school located in the Seorae Village district of Seoul, offering education from age 3 to 18 under the French curriculum accredited by the French Ministry of National Education. The campus sits in a residential area known for its French community and has easy access to Seoul public transport. LFS provides a complete pathway from Kindergarten through High School, with bilingual options including a French-English American International Section starting in early grades. Students engage in a broad range of arts, sports and cultural activities, including clubs in art, theater, cooking and language circles. The school also supports Cambridge English exams on site. With around 550+ students and instruction in multiple languages, LFS fosters multilingual learning and cross-cultural engagement.
