Lycée Français Jean Monnet

The Lycée Français Jean Monnet is a prestigious French international school founded in Brussels in 1907, located in the Uccle commune of Brussels. Directly operated by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE), it is one of the oldest and most respected French schools in Europe, named in honour of Jean Monnet, founding father of the European Union. The school serves students from preschool through to the French Baccalaureate (ages 3 to 18), following the French national curriculum with strong multilingual instruction in French, English, Dutch, and other languages. Open to students of all nationalities, the Lycée Jean Monnet is part of the world's largest international education network, with the AEFE's quality standards ensuring consistently excellent academic outcomes. The school features modern facilities across its Brussels campus, including science laboratories, arts spaces, a library, and sports facilities. Graduates of the Lycée frequently gain entry to leading French Grandes Écoles and universities worldwide.