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Zimbabwe, Harare
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1. Review downloadable admission documents for the 2025-2026 year. These include the 2025-2026 School Fees Structure, the Registration Form, and the List of documents for registration. Stationery lists are available for Pre-School, Primary School (CP, CE1, CE2, CM1, CM2), and Secondary (Collège / Lycée). A 2025-2026 School Calendar is published to help plan enrolment. 2. Complete the Registration Form and gather the documents listed in the List of documents for registration. The Pre-School Stationery, Primary School Stationery (CP to CM2), and Secondary School Stationery guides are provided to assist preparation. Prepare the required items in advance to avoid delays. 3. Submit the Registration Form together with the required documents and arrange payment according to the 2025-2026 School Fees Structure. Fees are published in the 2025-2026 School Fees Structure. Ensure all documents are complete before submission to avoid delays. After submission, admissions will confirm receipt and guide the next steps. 4. The school is located at 1 Teign Road, Vainona, Harare, and office hours are Monday to Friday 08:00–13:00. You may also reach the admissions team by phone using the main school line.
Founded in 1980, Groupe Scolaire Jean de La Fontaine is the bilingual French international school in Harare, at 1 Teign Road, Vainona, serving Preschool through Upper 6. It operates under AEFE, with the Embassy of France in Zimbabwe and the Association of Parents of Students of the French School Harare. The curriculum follows the French national framework, adapted for an international context, with a focus on bilingual competence, cultural understanding, and preparation for global engagement. Extracurriculars include tennis, swimming, basketball, rugby, judo, dance and music programs (hip-hop, mbira, marimba). The school offers Model United Nations and paid workshops such as Candle Workshop and Jewelry Creation, plus Robotek and JumpStart. Safety and structured daily routines underpin a learning environment that blends French and English instruction and fosters global citizenship. The campus features dedicated bilingual classrooms, student safety protocols, and opportunities to engage with a global community through AEFE and international partnerships.
