GLFL

Grand Lycée Franco-Libanais is an establishment of the French Secular Mission

Created in 1909 by the French Secular Mission, the Grand Lycée Franco-Libanais provides education complies with French and Lebanese programs that allow students to prepare for exams in both countries. His teaching respects the values, objectives and methods of the two educational systems. Secularism, neutrality and tolerance are at the heart of its educational project.

Indeed, the French Secular Mission aims to spread throughout the world of language and French culture, especially by a secular and multicultural education. The Grand Lycée Franco-Libanais Beirut Lebanon is part of the MLF network with High Schools Franco-Lebanese Habbouche-Nabattieh, Nahr Ibrahim, Tripoli and Verdun.

Located in the heart of Achrafieh, Le Grand High School, institution of excellence, prepares its students for official exams such as the National Certificate Diploma, Lebanese Patent, the French Baccalaureate Series L, ES and S, the Lebanese Baccalaureate and Tray international option. The management team is composed of the headmaster Brice Léthier, the Chief Financial Officer Fabienne Jankowski, assistant high school and college principals, Sandra Pardo and Christine Danzas, Lebanese Deputy Director Antoine Salloum, school principals and Sandrine Lasserre Christine Vandromme.

Throughout his school career, students are supervised by teachers, principal educational advisers, librarians, and guidance counselor; not to mention the support of psychologists, nurses, and speech therapist.

As part of its settlement project, the Grand High School develops the following areas:

Ensuring success for all

Develop, optimize and modernize the facility

Accompany the life of the student in an educational approach to citizenship

Further develop staff training in the PRF and internal

Ensuring multilingual and intercultural education senior

Affirm the cultural policy of the establishment