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Spain, Malaga
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From age 3, students are immersed in French (language of schooling) along with Spanish and English. French is the language of communication within the establishment. Spanish is the host country language; four hours per week in kindergarten; non-Spanish-speaking students receive targeted Spanish support in elementary through EMILE/DNL. English starts in the Petite Section and continues to Terminale, with some subjects taught in English throughout schooling and Cambridge certifications available at levels B2 or C1. German or Latin are optional from 5th grade.
The school runs a trilingual language program from age 3: French is the language of schooling, while Spanish and English are developed as additional languages. English and Spanish are integrated into the curriculum through EMILE in primary and DNL in secondary. In 5th grade, German or Latin is offered as an additional language option.
English begins in the Petite Section and continues through Terminale, with some subjects taught in English across the curriculum (EMILE in primary; DNL in secondary). Spanish is the host country language, with four hours of Spanish per week in kindergarten; non-Spanish-speaking students receive extra Spanish support, including two hours outside class and two hours in class from 6th to 2nd. Introduction to Spanish for students with limited command is organized by needs, in groups. French remains the language of communication and is reinforced through language-rich activities such as class projects, thematic weeks, web radio, and simulations of international organizations.
Lycée Français International Malaga offers AEFE-affiliated education for ages 3 to 18, delivering French national curriculum with international dimension. From early years, students are immersed in three languages—French, Spanish and English—with French as the language of schooling and targeted language support for non-French speakers. In kindergarten, four hours of Spanish and two hours of English introduce multilingual learning, followed by EMILE language immersion in primary and DNL courses in secondary. By fifth grade, students may choose German or Latin, enabling proficiency in four modern languages by the end of schooling. The school provides dedicated facilities including Centre de Documentation et d'Information and Library Center, plus on-site IT access and a supervised demi-pension lunch service. Outdoor sports grounds, a CDI and BCD, and supervised activity periods support a balanced daily rhythm. Robotics, dance, theatre and choir enrich the arts and sciences alongside a diverse programme of sports and cultural activities worldwide.
