Lycée Comte de Foix

Lycée Comte de Foix is the official French public high school in the Principality of Andorra, operating under the French Ministry of National Education and administered by the Académie de Toulouse. Named after the historic Count of Foix, whose lineage is deeply intertwined with Andorran history, the school provides a comprehensive French secondary education for students aged 11 to 18. The lycée offers a full range of academic and vocational baccalaureate tracks, including general, technological, and professional streams. Instruction is conducted in French, with Catalan and Spanish taught as key language subjects reflecting Andorra's trilingual environment. The school prepares students for the French Baccalaureate, one of Europe's most widely recognized secondary qualifications, opening doors to universities throughout France, the EU, and internationally. Facilities include modern classrooms, science laboratories, a library, sports halls, and vocational training workshops. The lycée serves French citizens resident in Andorra as well as Andorran and other European families who value a rigorous French academic education. Age range: 11–18.