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The Lycée Français International d'Ibiza delivers the French national education curriculum from preschool through lycée. Baccalauréat – Class of 2025: 100% success, 100% of graduates earned a mention, and 37% earned a mention très bien. Diplôme National du Brevet – Class of 2025: 0% réussite, 100% mentions, and 39% mentions très bien. English-language certifications are prepared annually; English courses begin in kindergarten and aim for at least level B2, with some students leaving with near-C1 proficiency.
Arts education is integrated across the curriculum, including arts education and music in collège. The kindergarten includes activities such as singing with guitar accompaniment, outings, and management of the school garden. Some classes participate in world art events (e.g., La Grande Lessive) to showcase student creativity. The school fosters creative expression through regular arts activities embedded in teaching.
PARLE strengthens foreign-language learning with adapted and strengthened language pathways; languages offered include German, English, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and Vietnamese. From the second year, students may transfer to an international, bilingual, or SELO section, with EMILE or DNL models where appropriate. In collège, languages taught include English, Spanish, and Catalan. Other languages and specialties can be pursued via CNED, and language certifications such as Trinity (English) and DELF (French) are prepared.
Extracurricular activities are offered through the school's activities program, with facilities and examples such as a Ludothèque (play library) and various activity imagery indicating a range of after-school options.
The school operates the KIVA program to prevent harassment and promote a culture of living together, aiming for a violence-free school environment. The program includes training and awareness for students, families, and staff as part of the school's safety and well-being policies. The KIVA initiative is part of the broader wellbeing framework emphasized by the institution.
The campus participates in the ADN-AEFE exchange program, enabling students in class to spend part of the school year studying at partner institutions abroad and returning with a broadened educational experience. The program emphasizes intercultural learning and continuity in academic progression across different countries. This initiative is part of the school's broader international and professional development orientation.
The school outlines a wellbeing framework under Le bien-devenir, including its concept, protocols, and related programs. Wellbeing and personal development are integrated with preventive approaches, including the KIVA program to foster safe and respectful school culture. The institution emphasizes holistic development and supportive structures to nurture students' physical and emotional health.
The Lycée Français International d'Ibiza is a French AEFE-affiliated school for ages 3–18 on a 24,000‑m2 campus in Can Llambies, Ibiza. It teaches the French national curriculum and prepares students for the Baccalauréat from 2nde (three years: 2nde, 1ère, Terminale). Since 2021 the path is modular, with a common core and three specialties chosen from twelve; five are taught directly: Mathematics; Economic and Social Sciences; Languages, Literatures and Foreign Cultures (English, Contemporary World); Physics–Chemistry, with other specialties via CNED. The ADN-AEFE exchange program enables two students per year to study at AEFE partner schools. PARLE strengthens foreign-language learning with multiple options; EMILE/DNL models are used when appropriate. The campus hosts 31 nationalities and delivers strong results in DNB and the baccalaureate (100% pass, high mentions). Extracurriculars include a weekly garden program, a Ludothèque, arts and language projects, poetry recitals, and the KIVA wellbeing initiative, along with multilingual engagement across activities.
