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Clubs focus on academic and intellectual development after school. They include beginner coding, coding in Java, video game design, and STEAM activities. Approximately 50 clubs are offered each term, run by CFBL teachers and external consultants. Registration for clubs is through the Eduka platform.
Visual arts, drama, dance, and music clubs are offered after school, including guitar. Clubs are open to all pupils and led by CFBL teachers and external specialists. Each term there are about 50 clubs available. Registration is via Eduka.
German, Spanish, and Mandarin language clubs are offered after school. These clubs are available to all pupils. They are led by CFBL staff and external consultants. Registration is via Eduka.
After-school clubs cover sports and other leisure activities, including football, badminton, basketball, volleyball, and yoga, as well as arts and coding clubs to support hobbies. Clubs are run by CFBL teachers and external consultants. There are about 50 clubs offered each term. These clubs provide opportunities for social interaction and hobby development.
Garderie provides supervised care before and after school, with a snack included. Klubhouse guarantees Wednesday afternoon supervision for all primary pupils, with meals and activities. Holiday camps run during certain school holidays and offer sports, arts and crafts, treasure hunts, film-making, and cooking. The program is coordinated by CFBL staff and external instructors.
Collège Français Bilingue de Londres (CFBL) is a private school in London that follows the French National Education curriculum (AEFE homologation) and provides bilingual French–English education for ages 3 to 15. It operates under English law and is affiliated with the AEFE network and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In Primary, teaching is split 50/50 between native French- and native English-speaking teachers, with 13 hours per language each week and content planned jointly. EAL/FLE support helps bilingual learners, and an additional English programme supports language development. In Secondary (from 6ème), five hours of English and British culture are taught; Spanish, German and Mandarin are offered as second languages, with some non-linguistic subjects taught in English. The school opened in 2011 in a listed Victorian building in Kentish Town and has a capacity of about 700 pupils. At the end of 3ème, pupils transfer to a French lycée in London (Lycée International Winston Churchill or Lycée Charles de Gaulle) or elsewhere; the Brevet international option is available. CFBL emphasises language learning and digital culture and offers extensive clubs.
