FRENCH SCHOOL

JAKARTA

French School Jakarta offers a bilingual French-English program from kindergarten to high school. Our team of highly experienced teachers has been trained to apply the French curriculum, established by the French Ministry of Education. 45 nationalities have already expressed their confidence in our teaching excellence.

An International School

A French Education

A unique educational network

Accessible School Fees

Extra-curricular Activities

EDUCATIONAL FRAMEWORK

Kindergarten

Elementary

Middle School

High School

SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT

We pay a lot of attention and care to the spaces we make available to the students, ensuring that they promote academic performance, curiosity and creativity in each student. Regular investments provide our students with a pleasant living environment.

More than 35 sports, cultural, artistic, and educational activities are offered to kindergarten, elementary, middle school and high scool students. Some are also available for parents!

The French School Jakarta’s school restaurant, open to students and staff, consists of an air-conditioned indoor dining room and an open wooden outdoor pavilion.

Much more than a school, we're a family

At the French School Jakarta, we are convinced that the educational offer proposed to families must include the need for personalized support for each student in the development of his or her training path and study project.

WHY CHOOSE FRENCH SCHOOL JAKARTA?

An International School

A French Education

A Unique Teaching Network

Extra-curricular Activities

Accessible School Fees

PARENTS TESTIMONIES

“The advantages of French School are the language, the good education, and the networking. I want to apply the same things to my daughter where she can express herself without limit and has the opportunity to study or to work everywhere in the world while bringing the cultures that she learned during her time at the school.”

“The teachers are highly qualified, they know about psychology. Also, there’s an approach to behaving in society, what’s not nice, your manners, and eating well. We don’t teach that in schools in our country. This is a good chance to learn, full immersion to learn another language. And I like the consistency that the school has to education.”