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      1. We strive to create a better future by producing private school graduates who are equipped to fight ignorance through knowledge, core values, and strong personality development. At Albayan, we believe that a private school has a greater responsibility than just imparting knowledge. We are an educational and social institution that promotes stronger communities in Lebanon and globally. We use knowledge as a tool to help kids acquire real-world skills that will help them both in the workplace and everyday life. From helping young children to develop a love for education to helping teens qualify for university education at their school of choice, Albayan Schools is determined to produce an annual crop of productive and successful adults. Watch your children grow and thrive as we challenge and inspire them daily throughout their formative years. Our goal at Albayan Schools is to unlock each child’s potential for greatness and personal growth. We make it our aim to prepare students to both thrive and lead in a global society. To do so, we help children to develop and nurture: Academic excellence. Community responsibility. Confidence. Creativity. Leadership. Passion for learning. Teamwork. At Albayan Schools, we do more than simply impart knowledge. At the core of our education curriculum at the following values which we are sure you will agree are vital for any student to learn. Appreciation. Cooperation. Courage. Determination. Friendship. Honesty. Kindness. Respect. Responsibility. Tolerance. Private educational institutions differ from public schools in that we can integrate our core beliefs into the curriculum and activities we offer to students. Teachers must also be learners – Teachers join workshop programs at different levels to receive up-to-date curriculum requirements and to learn the latest education methods. Students learn best in a fair and equal environment – The efforts, voice, and background of all students who attend Albayan Schools are valued and respected, thereby maximizing education potential. Every student is unique. We strive to assist each student as an individual with his or her needs and skills in mind. From a kindergarten and elementary school to a college preparatory school that helps children develop from the age of 3 through high school graduation – see how Albayan has become the hub of education in Beirut that it is today. Here is a brief timeline of the development of Albayan Schools: 1994 – Founded with kindergarten and elementary school classrooms. 1995 – Intermediate classes begin. Our original building is expanded from 3 to 5 floors to accommodate more students. 2006 – A second building is acquired as a branch under the name Albayan High School. A high academic standard is one of the hallmarks of Albayan Schools. This makes our graduates a welcome commodity at private universities in Lebanon and across the globe. We also believe that difficult economic times should not result in fewer educational opportunities for children, so we strive to remain an affordable private school where children of the elite and those of more modest means can learn and develop together. The first years of preparatory school will influence how your child feels about education for life. As a result, we strive to create a happy, safe, and fun environment for 3 to 5-year-old students. Our approach supports the natural curiosity of children and stimulates their creativity. We also take a personalized approach to education. By keeping classrooms small (approximately 25 students), your child is provided with the benefits of one-on-one education and support. This is just one of the many reasons why a private school gives your child a head start in the future. Additionally, to create the best learning opportunities and experiences, we offer regular class tips that support the unique teaching techniques that are a vital part of our curriculum. Your child’s formative years require experiences that encourage a love of learning. That calls for the safe and loving environment offered at Albayan Schools. Of course, academics are also of the utmost importance during this time, and we deliver by using a unique and successful approach. The elementary school phase includes grades 1-6 and is divided into two cycles. The first cycle is for children ages 6 through 8, and the second cycle is for children ages 9 through 11. This allows us to meet specific goals with students based on their age and ability. Albayan elementary school students are exposed to a rich curriculum that includes field trips to broaden student knowledge as well as an end-of-the-year school play to expose them to the arts. Students in both cycles are taught science, math, and other basics such as Arabic, English, and French (parents choose between English and French as a major language in preschool, and the other is taught as a secondary, so all students receive instruction in three languages total). Students who take French as a major will be prepared to take The Delf Exam at the French embassy during their second cycle. This is an important time in the life of young students. Standardized tests that are required during these years may make a difference in which universities a student will be accepted to later. As a result, Albayan Schools takes these official exams very seriously, and we do our part to provide students with what they need for success. Albayan Schools’ intermediate education program includes grades 7 through 9 and students aged 13 through 15. In the second semester of grade 8, students are taught some grade 9 curriculum to begin preparation for the Brevet exam. The Brevet exam is completed at the end of grade 9, and the student receives a Brevet certificate at this time. Secondary education includes a three years education for students of ages 16-17-18. It’s composed of general education: humanities, economics, life sciences, and general sciences. When students complete three years of education, they take official Lebanese Baccalaureate exams Students who finish examinations successfully obtain the Lebanese Baccalaureate Certificate of Secondary Education. Moreover, students in the second stage are to undergo the SAT to get enrolled at the university. Our students are guaranteed to score high grades as they are fully adapted to the techniques they should be using during this test. Albayan schools work with various prestigious universities in Lebanon to conduct orientations in the school, as well as introducing all majors available in Lebanon this will help students meet with the university up-close and are then able to choose the major they would like to study. Students at Albayan also take part in the annual LAU Model United Nations. Albayan Schools are an official registration center for the IELTS exam. Albayan Schools Choueifat Branch Albayan Street, Tahwitat Al-Matar +961 5 480129 View full school
      2. We strive to create a better future by producing private school graduates who are equipped to fight ignorance through knowledge, core values, and strong personality development. At Albayan, we believe that a private school has a greater responsibility than just imparting knowledge. We are an educational and social institution that promotes stronger communities in Lebanon and globally. We use knowledge as a tool to help kids acquire real-world skills that will help them both in the workplace and everyday life. From helping young children to develop a love for education to helping teens qualify for university education at their school of choice, Albayan Schools is determined to produce an annual crop of productive and successful adults. Watch your children grow and thrive as we challenge and inspire them daily throughout their formative years. Our goal at Albayan Schools is to unlock each child’s potential for greatness and personal growth. We make it our aim to prepare students to both thrive and lead in a global society. To do so, we help children to develop and nurture: Academic excellence. Community responsibility. Confidence. Creativity. Leadership. Passion for learning. Teamwork. At Albayan Schools, we do more than simply impart knowledge. At the core of our education curriculum at the following values which we are sure you will agree are vital for any student to learn. Appreciation. Cooperation. Courage. Determination. Friendship. Honesty. Kindness. Respect. Responsibility. Tolerance. Private educational institutions differ from public schools in that we can integrate our core beliefs into the curriculum and activities we offer to students. Teachers must also be learners – Teachers join workshop programs at different levels to receive up-to-date curriculum requirements and to learn the latest education methods. Students learn best in a fair and equal environment – The efforts, voice, and background of all students who attend Albayan Schools are valued and respected, thereby maximizing education potential. Every student is unique. We strive to assist each student as an individual with his or her needs and skills in mind. From a kindergarten and elementary school to a college preparatory school that helps children develop from the age of 3 through high school graduation – see how Albayan has become the hub of education in Beirut that it is today. Here is a brief timeline of the development of Albayan Schools: 1994 – Founded with kindergarten and elementary school classrooms. 1995 – Intermediate classes begin. Our original building is expanded from 3 to 5 floors to accommodate more students. 2006 – A second building is acquired as a branch under the name Albayan High School. A high academic standard is one of the hallmarks of Albayan Schools. This makes our graduates a welcome commodity at private universities in Lebanon and across the globe. We also believe that difficult economic times should not result in fewer educational opportunities for children, so we strive to remain an affordable private school where children of the elite and those of more modest means can learn and develop together. The first years of preparatory school will influence how your child feels about education for life. As a result, we strive to create a happy, safe, and fun environment for 3 to 5-year-old students. Our approach supports the natural curiosity of children and stimulates their creativity. We also take a personalized approach to education. By keeping classrooms small (approximately 25 students), your child is provided with the benefits of one-on-one education and support. This is just one of the many reasons why a private school gives your child a head start in the future. Additionally, to create the best learning opportunities and experiences, we offer regular class tips that support the unique teaching techniques that are a vital part of our curriculum. Your child’s formative years require experiences that encourage a love of learning. That calls for the safe and loving environment offered at Albayan Schools. Of course, academics are also of the utmost importance during this time, and we deliver by using a unique and successful approach. The elementary school phase includes grades 1-6 and is divided into two cycles. The first cycle is for children ages 6 through 8, and the second cycle is for children ages 9 through 11. This allows us to meet specific goals with students based on their age and ability. Albayan elementary school students are exposed to a rich curriculum that includes field trips to broaden student knowledge as well as an end-of-the-year school play to expose them to the arts. Students in both cycles are taught science, math, and other basics such as Arabic, English, and French (parents choose between English and French as a major language in preschool, and the other is taught as a secondary, so all students receive instruction in three languages total). Students who take French as a major will be prepared to take The Delf Exam at the French embassy during their second cycle. This is an important time in the life of young students. Standardized tests that are required during these years may make a difference in which universities a student will be accepted to later. As a result, Albayan Schools takes these official exams very seriously, and we do our part to provide students with what they need for success. Albayan Schools’ intermediate education program includes grades 7 through 9 and students aged 13 through 15. In the second semester of grade 8, students are taught some grade 9 curriculum to begin preparation for the Brevet exam. The Brevet exam is completed at the end of grade 9, and the student receives a Brevet certificate at this time. Secondary education includes a three years education for students of ages 16-17-18. It’s composed of general education: humanities, economics, life sciences, and general sciences. When students complete three years of education, they take official Lebanese Baccalaureate exams Students who finish examinations successfully obtain the Lebanese Baccalaureate Certificate of Secondary Education. Moreover, students in the second stage are to undergo the SAT to get enrolled at the university. Our students are guaranteed to score high grades as they are fully adapted to the techniques they should be using during this test. Albayan schools work with various prestigious universities in Lebanon to conduct orientations in the school, as well as introducing all majors available in Lebanon this will help students meet with the university up-close and are then able to choose the major they would like to study. Students at Albayan also take part in the annual LAU Model United Nations. Albayan Schools are an official registration center for the IELTS exam. Albayan Schools Choueifat Branch Albayan Street, Tahwitat Al-Matar +961 5 480129
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