Lycée Français International de Zurich
Also in: KindergartenPrimary schoolSecondary schoolUpper secondary and MaturaFrench Baccalauréat
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French international school in Dübendorf with Maternelle (ages 3–6), Élémentaire, Collège and Lycée up to the Baccalauréat, including the trilingual Bac Français International; a French-German track and a multilingual track are offered. The school runs a school restaurant, school buses, homework support, childcare until 6 pm and holiday programmes.
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- Languages
- Day structure
- Lunch at school, Care until 6pm, Supervised homework, Holiday care, School bus
- Admission
- Scholarships or reductions
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