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United Arab Emirates, Dubai
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LLFPM traces its origins to 2003, when the Lyce9e Libanais Prive9 Francophone was established in Muhaisnah 4 to serve the Lebanese and Francophone communities in Dubai. In 2021, the school moved to a purpose-built Meydan campus in Dubai, a 35,700-square-metre site with seven green buildings, solar panels, and extensive green spaces. It operates a French national curriculum and is AEFE-homologated, with a pedagogical and administrative cooperation agreement with Colle8ge Notre-Dame de Jamhour in Lebanon. Taaleem Holdings completed a 100% acquisition of LLFP Meydan in November 2024, integrating the school into its premium portfolio; the campus hosts around 1,300 students from 26 nationalities. The 2024 KHDA inspection rated LLFP Meydan as Very Good with several Outstanding features.
LLFPM serves a diverse, multinational community, with around 26 nationalities represented and enrollment of about 1,300 students. The school emphasizes a multilingual, multicultural environment and maintains partnerships that connect French and Libanese educational traditions with international standards. Parents are invited into the learning community, and the school stresses open communication and mutual trust between students, families and staff. External coverage notes the schools trilingual program and international collaborations as core aspects of its community identity.
LLFPM has a Parent-Teacher Association that coordinates with school leadership to promote parental involvement. The PTA is described as active in organizing events and activities that promote community involvement and engagement. Parents have an open line of communication with the school, reflecting a collaborative relationship between families and staff. Following the 2024 acquisition by Taaleem, LLFP Meydan2s governance includes representation from the current board and school leadership, with the PTA participating in formal channels of family involvement. External sources emphasize the schools commitment to a multilingual, multicultural community and to fostering family engagement.
