Liceo Franco Mexicano Mexico City

Liceo Franco Mexicano is a prestigious French-Mexican school in Mexico City, operating under the auspices of the French Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE). Founded in the early 20th century, the school offers a complete French curriculum from Maternelle (ages 3) through to the French Baccalauréat at age 18, providing students with an internationally recognised French academic qualification that opens doors to universities in France and worldwide. Located in the Polanco neighbourhood, one of Mexico City's most cosmopolitan districts, the school serves a diverse student body of both French expatriate children and Mexican families attracted by the school's bilingual French-Spanish education model. The curriculum follows the French national programme while integrating Spanish language instruction and Mexican history and culture. Students sit the French Baccalauréat General, Technologique, or Professionnel examinations depending on their academic pathway. The school is AEFE-accredited and inspected by the French Ministry of Education. Facilities include science laboratories, a media centre, sports infrastructure, and a dedicated arts studio. Extracurricular activities include French theatre, music ensembles, and competitive sports. The Liceo Franco Mexicano has long served as a cultural bridge between France and Mexico, fostering Franco-Mexican friendship and bilingual educational excellence in the heart of the Mexican capital.