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Sport, arts and culture are central to the programme. Every pupil has three hours of physical education per week. In addition to on-site spaces, nearby facilities such as Masbro Centre, Brook Green and Ravenscourt Park are used to offer swimming for all classes, as well as climbing, circus, skating and acro-sport. A bike-ability week is provided for Year 6 in partnership with BikeWorks. The arts curriculum draws on London's cultural offerings and includes music and other arts, with some lessons taught in French or English.
The school combines on-site provision with access to nearby venues to support sport and physical education. All pupils receive three hours of PE per week. In addition to internal spaces, activities such as swimming for all classes, climbing, circus, skating and acro-sport are offered using local facilities like Masbro Centre, Brook Green and Ravenscourt Park, with a Year 6 bike-ability week delivered in partnership with BikeWorks. The school runs inter-class athletic meetings, inter-school competitions, an annual charity run, Sports Day and a car-free day to promote active travel. Green classes are organized from kindergarten to encourage regular participation in sport.
The school has two libraries with over 21,000 books and magazines in French and English, making them among the richest AEFE libraries in London. The Central Document Library (BCD) is a reading hub and writers' workshop run by the librarian-teacher Evelyne Hagg and also serves as a research library with its books and computer lab. The English Library contains more than 3,500 resources and welcomes pupils from CP on Wednesday mornings under the supervision of the English librarian Hannah John.
To meet families' needs, the school provides morning and after-school care as well as supervised study after school for CE1 to CM2. Homework Club runs from 15:30 to 17:00 (CE1–CM2) in the main building. Morning Club runs from 8:00 to 8:50, and After School Club runs from 15:30 to 17:00 (and 17:00 to 18:00 on selected days) in the main building, with Holy Trinity (PS–GS) sessions from 15:15 to 16:50 and 16:50 to 17:50. Booking is via SchoolBuddy and School Gateway, with fees per session. The school also offers a range of clubs run by APÉEF (the parent association).
École Française de Londres Jacques Prévert is a French international school in London, affiliated with AEFE and homologated by the French Ministry of Education. It serves pupils aged 3 to 11, covering Cycle 1 (PS–MS–GS) to Cycle 3 (CM1–CM2), with the 6ème included for a smooth move to secondary education. The curriculum is French national programs, with enhanced English language instruction to meet British requirements. From nursery, English is taught for about 4.5–5.5 hours per week; phonics are introduced from CP to CE2; English reading and writing begin in CE1; English-language projects run across subjects, and some sciences are taught in English. Students benefit from bilingual projects and a program that prepares them for education in both French and English after CM2. Facilities include two libraries and arts and sports offerings. The campus uses venues for swimming, climbing, and bike-ability. APEEF clubs and after-school care support a strong community life.
