Lycée Français de Séoul

Lycée Français de Séoul (LFS), the French School of Seoul, is an internationally accredited institution established in 1974 and the only school in South Korea accredited by the French Ministry of National Education for all levels from Kindergarten (age 3) through the Baccalaureate (age 18). Located in the Seocho-gu district of Seoul, LFS offers a stimulating French and international education in a supportive multilingual and multicultural environment, welcoming students of all nationalities. The curriculum follows the official French national programme, preparing students for the highly regarded French Baccalaureate and facilitating higher education in France and internationally. LFS also offers an American International Section (SIA) for elementary, middle, and high school students seeking bilingual French-English instruction. The school serves an internationally diverse community of several hundred students representing dozens of nationalities. LFS maintains memberships with AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) and upholds the highest standards of French educational excellence in East Asia, nurturing culturally aware, academically rigorous graduates.