Sagesse High School Beirut

Sagesse High School is one of Lebanon's most prestigious and historic educational institutions, founded in 1875 by the Maronite Church in Ain Saadeh, Matn, greater Beirut. One of Lebanon's largest private schools with approximately 4,000 students, Sagesse serves co-educational students from Nursery through Grade 12 (ages 3–18) with both day and boarding options. The school offers a trilingual education in Arabic, French, and English, with qualifications including the French Baccalaureate, the Lebanese Baccalaureate, and the IB Diploma Programme — providing students with internationally recognised university entrance qualifications for France, Lebanon, or global destinations. The school is affiliated with the French Ministry of Education as an AEFE institution, holds full Lebanese Ministry of Education accreditation, and maintains international accreditation. Exceptional facilities include boarding houses, a large sports complex, arts centre, science laboratories, libraries, and extensive grounds. Sagesse's long-standing Catholic heritage instils values of faith, service, and social justice, while its academic programme delivers international standards. The school has produced generations of Lebanese leaders in government, business, medicine, and the arts over its 150-year history.