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Spain, Valencia
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1. Read the admissions presentation to understand the general pathway for joining the Lycée Français International de Valencia. The presentation provides an overview of the admissions process and what to expect at each stage. It also indicates how to access further information and who to contact for questions. Starting with the presentation ensures you know the expectations before beginning your application.
2. Create an account on the EDUKA admissions platform to begin your application. Then submit the application dossier through EDUKA. The platform coordinates the documents required by the school and tracks the progress of your application. Ensure you upload all requested materials in the correct format and before deadlines.
3. For Primary admissions, plan a visit to the school to tour the facilities. The visit provides an opportunity to see the campus and ask questions about the program and logistics. If you require a specific date, include your preferred times in the email.
4. If you cannot visit in person, watch the presentation videos about LFVAL on the site. The videos give an overview of the campus and offerings and can help you prepare questions for the admissions process.
5. For more information, contact the admissions team. The page provides contact options for admissions inquiries, and staff can answer questions about intake years, language of instruction, or required documents.
LFVAL is a private French international school in Valencia, serving about 2,000 students from ages 3 to 18 on one campus. It is affiliated to AEFE and delivers the French curriculum through primary, middle and high school, including the French International Baccalaureate. The school offers up to five languages with five certifications awarded at graduation, and provides deepening language study through a trilingual track (+4 hours) or a quadrilingual track (+7 hours). An Optional Excellence Programme offers language certifications such as DELF/DALF, IELTS, SIELE, plus certificates like JQCV, LENGUA Y SOCIALES, ELCE, SELO and IG. In Première (and possibly into Terminale) NSI (Numérique et Sciences Informatiques) explores autonomous work and programming, with a Grand Oral in the final baccalaureate. Facilities include an auditorium, a restaurant, a gym, a CDI and BCD, plus sports grounds. Extracurriculars span journalism and comics, theatre, eco initiatives, and a range of sport and cultural activities.
