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- In 2002, the international lycée Nefertari opened its doors to become part of the group "Nefertari International Schools". This decision was made despite the challenges: 1. The majority of families in Egypt prefer the English language 2. The approval of the school by the French Ministry of Education is not easy to obtain. Management has opted for this system because of its cultural richness and its impact on the development of knowledge, critical thinking, and scientific research skills. The value of the French Baccalauréat is recognized in Egypt and worldwide. The school began with 11 pupils, in partnership with the French secular mission "MLF", and an agreement with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs represented by the French cultural center in Egypt. From the beginning, the school focused on the maximum profit of the French system without the loss of the Egyptian identity. The school has also valued the English language because of its international importance in terms of economic actions, business, and international systems. The school, therefore, adopted the slogan "two cultures and three languages" of the French secular mission. View full school
Lycée Louis Pasteur is Calgary’s premier French school. As a non-denominational private school, we welcome students ages three years old to Grade 12. We are located in the quiet, residential neighborhood of Altadore. We are the only school in Calgary to teach the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula. Lycée Louis Pasteur is the only school in Calgary to offer a program of this nature. The French curriculum is taught in French by French speakers, the majority of whom have received their teaching credentials from the French Ministry of Education. English is taught beginning in Kindergarten until Grade 12. For more information regarding English hours of instruction, see the FAQ in our Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Junior High, and High School pages. Spanish is added to the curriculum in Grade 6 and is taught until Grade 12. In addition to offering a unique curriculum, Lycée Louis Pasteur is a member of the AEFE, a network of 496 schools in 137 countries. In Canada, there are eight lycées. Lycée Louis Pasteur is the only school in Calgary to be a member of this prestigious network. To learn more about lycée’s, visit our What is a Lycée page. To learn more about Lycée Louis Pasteur, our unique features, and our educational approach, click here and Start Your Journey. We are the only school in Calgary to teach the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula. This year, the Lycée is home to families from 34 nationalities and all linguistic backgrounds. If your family does not speak French at home, you are not alone! 77% of Lycée families do not speak French at home. Lycée students are educated in a truly multicultural and multilingual environment, preparing them to become responsible citizens and leaders in a global community. We are not a French immersion school or a Francophone school. These schools teach the Alberta Education curriculum in French. Lycée Louis Pasteur teaches the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula. We are the only school in Calgary to offer a program of this nature. By teaching the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula, students get the best of both worlds. They receive a French education augmented by important Canadian content. Graduates have a deep understanding of both the European culture in which they are educated and the Canadian culture into which they are integrated. The French curriculum is taught in French by French speakers. This school year, 96% of the teachers delivering the French curriculum have received their teaching credentials from the French Ministry of Education. The Alberta curriculum is taught in English by English speakers. We are the only school in Calgary to be a member of this prestigious network. Students can move from one establishment to another, allowing them to study abroad by joining another lycée. We are the only school in Calgary to offer a program of this nature. Our approach emphasizes academic performance while also fostering a love of learning and life-long curiosity. Small class sizes ensure individualized attention for students and enhanced communication between parents and teachers. We offer a blended approach to teaching that is unique in Calgary. We use traditional European and progressive Canadian teaching styles. Students benefit from the best each approach has to offer. Classes and activities emphasize academic excellence, physical, intellectual and emotional balance, and responsible citizenship. Homework assignments and class activities are uploaded to educational software include video audio and homework files for parents. Break camps offer a simple, flexible, and convenient solution to childcare. Your child will love these camps! They will enjoy age-appropriate activities such as field trips, wall climbing, arts and crafts, and plenty of physical activity. The school year is divided into three trimesters. During each trimester, students receive one or two weeks of break. In total, students receive six break weeks during the school year and eight weeks during the summer. When you enroll your child at the Lycée, you join a prestigious network of 496 schools in 137 countries that all teach the French Ministry of Education curriculum. Lycée students can enjoy a trimester or a year abroad in schools worldwide with zero interruption in their course of study. Studying abroad positively and unequivocally influences the career path, world-view, and self-confidence of students. It is often a defining moment in a young person’s life and continues to impact the participant’s life years after the experience. Grades 9 to 12 students are encouraged to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity. To learn more about the AEFE network and the hundreds of Lycées across the globe. The same year, we also welcome students from lycée is around the world. International students are part of what makes Lycée Louis Pasteur a genuinely multicultural school. International students can study at Lycée Louis Pasteur as an exchange student via our reciprocal student exchange program. Alternatively, they can also enroll through our International Program. Thanks to our partnership with Canada Homestay Network, a non-profit organization specializing in matching students and host families, students can spend one trimester, two trimesters, or an entire school year at Lycée Louis Pasteur. Students are placed with an English-speaking host family, allowing them to improve his/her English language skills while experiencing Canadian culture firsthand.
Our goal is to nurture curious spirits, which is why we value a multilingual instruction style that encourages both French immersion and cultural exchange simultaneously. Lycée Claudel is affiliated with the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE, Agence pour l'enseignement français à l’étranger), an international network with nearly 500 French high schools around the world. This partnership allows French-speaking students from any country to pursue their education without interruption, no matter where they are in the world. At Lycée Claudel, students are our number one priority. For this reason, we strive to offer an unparalleled learning environment. Our students are supported by a dynamic team of more than one hundred teachers and staff every day. In addition to promoting inclusiveness and community spirit, we make sure to pay special attention to all of our students to provide them with exceptional guidance and give them opportunities to participate in innovative educational projects. Lycée Claudel organizes educational visits and field trips for both primary and secondary school students. We also encourage our students to sign up for a variety of school clubs and extracurricular activities. Lycée Claudel offers secondary school students opportunities to take on new challenges with various unique course offerings, such as Film and Audiovisuals, Spanish, and Latin—which is highly valued by American universities. We also recommend an English-language option, the American College Board's Advanced Placement English Literature program. Lycée Claudel features several specially-designed spaces to accommodate every aspect of school life, from the discussion and rest to sports to reading. Most notably, we have a large auditorium with retractable bleachers designed to accommodate up to 400 people, several computer labs with Apple and Windows PCs, and classrooms equipped with whiteboards and interactive video projectors. Also, we offer portable iPad laboratories. Lycée Claudel's mission is to create enlightened, engaged, open-minded, and worldly citizens. We are committed to nurturing our students' curiosity, developing their general knowledge, and providing all the tools they need to change the world through exchange, discourse, and critical thinking. In 1912, Ontario Prime Minister Sir James P. Whitney passed Regulation 17, which prohibited French-language teaching in schools. Although Regulation 17 was heavily contested, nothing truly changed until the 1960s. The regulation was overturned, but so-called "French" schools in Ottawa were still practically bilingual. To circumvent this issue, the Franco-Ontarian elite and French-speaking diplomats posted to Ottawa often opted to send their children to Montreal to ensure they would receive a quality French education. It is in this context that the Cours Claudel was created. Throughout the year and their academic journey, Lycée Claudel students forge a humanistic culture, open to the world. The teachers' excellence and their pedagogy and the close relationship with the French Embassy ensure that each student benefits from reliable academic content and a rich cultural contribution. This humanistic culture contributes to the development of judgment, preference, and sensitivity. It opens the mind to the diversity of human experiences and invites reflection. By providing common points of reference for understanding, humanist culture helps in forming well-reasoned opinions and prepares the young ones to build their own. Through reading, performances, museum visits, cultural, artistic, or physical activity, humanist culture makes us curious about our approach to culture and cultivates an attitude of openness. In the spirit of cultural and interpersonal openness, our students are encouraged to study three languages other than French. Lycée Claudel offers a wide selection of language courses, most notably English, Spanish, and even Latin. Not only does this multilingual approach allow students to discover different cultures, but it also helps to prepare them for their future journeys through university and professional life. Their intellectual arsenals will be reinforced with rare skills that will help them stand out in competitive environments. The student's citizenship education is part of the student's overall educational project. It is aimed at aspiring citizens who are gradually becoming aware of their rights, duties, and responsibilities. Backed by all forms of teachings, in particular moral and civic education, media and information education, and as part of the standard foundation of knowledge, skills, and culture, the citizen journey contributes to the transmission of the Republic's values and principles and life in democratic societies. The citizen path brings the student's education into line throughout their education, from primary to high school. With all the student's educational time, in school, after-school, and extracurricular activities. The maternelle is not a daycare service, but rather an educational program run by skilled, certified teachers. Our program complies with the standards set by the Agency for French Education Abroad (Agence pour l'enseignement français à l’étranger, or AEFE) and features several specialized learning modules designed to accommodate the needs of young children. Our program aims to prepare children to learn the fundamental skills they will be taught in elementary school and teaches them the basic principles of living in a society. It is designed to cultivate curiosity and enjoyment of learning in young children to help prepare them for their future as students. Our adapted teaching environment enables kindergarten students to reach their fullest potential. The school is organized in such a way to stimulate young children's imaginations and meet their fundamental needs—most notably play, movement, rest, and discovery. Every aspect of the program is designed to maximize the number of opportunities for sensory, motor, interpersonal, and cognitive experiences, all in a safe environment. Junior high school is the first four years of secondary school where students are expected to further their learning and continue to develop their thirst for knowledge. The collège curriculum becomes more diverse over time. When students complete their collège-level studies, they are awarded a first diploma, the National Diploma (Diplôme national du Brevet, DNB). When students complete their senior high school studies, they are awarded a high school diploma (the French baccalaureate), which allows them to attend universities worldwide. In addition to pursuing normal subjects, students at the lycée level must select one of nine different specializations to focus their education on more specific subjects. Lycée students attend special orientation sessions designed to help them select a profile that aligns well with the university program of their choice. The curriculum is designed to empower students to reach their personal goals and achieve the academic success level required to open doors in the future. Lycée Claudel is proud to announce a 100% baccalaureate success rate. Our graduates have pursued their studies in the most reputable universities in Canada and around the world.
In 2002, the international lycée Nefertari opened its doors to become part of the group "Nefertari International Schools". This decision was made despite the challenges: 1. The majority of families in Egypt prefer the English language 2. The approval of the school by the French Ministry of Education is not easy to obtain. Management has opted for this system because of its cultural richness and its impact on the development of knowledge, critical thinking, and scientific research skills. The value of the French Baccalauréat is recognized in Egypt and worldwide. The school began with 11 pupils, in partnership with the French secular mission "MLF", and an agreement with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs represented by the French cultural center in Egypt. From the beginning, the school focused on the maximum profit of the French system without the loss of the Egyptian identity. The school has also valued the English language because of its international importance in terms of economic actions, business, and international systems. The school, therefore, adopted the slogan "two cultures and three languages" of the French secular mission.- Lycée Louis Pasteur is Calgary’s premier French school. As a non-denominational private school, we welcome students ages three years old to Grade 12. We are located in the quiet, residential neighborhood of Altadore. We are the only school in Calgary to teach the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula. Lycée Louis Pasteur is the only school in Calgary to offer a program of this nature. The French curriculum is taught in French by French speakers, the majority of whom have received their teaching credentials from the French Ministry of Education. English is taught beginning in Kindergarten until Grade 12. For more information regarding English hours of instruction, see the FAQ in our Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Junior High, and High School pages. Spanish is added to the curriculum in Grade 6 and is taught until Grade 12. In addition to offering a unique curriculum, Lycée Louis Pasteur is a member of the AEFE, a network of 496 schools in 137 countries. In Canada, there are eight lycées. Lycée Louis Pasteur is the only school in Calgary to be a member of this prestigious network. To learn more about lycée’s, visit our What is a Lycée page. To learn more about Lycée Louis Pasteur, our unique features, and our educational approach, click here and Start Your Journey. We are the only school in Calgary to teach the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula. This year, the Lycée is home to families from 34 nationalities and all linguistic backgrounds. If your family does not speak French at home, you are not alone! 77% of Lycée families do not speak French at home. Lycée students are educated in a truly multicultural and multilingual environment, preparing them to become responsible citizens and leaders in a global community. We are not a French immersion school or a Francophone school. These schools teach the Alberta Education curriculum in French. Lycée Louis Pasteur teaches the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula. We are the only school in Calgary to offer a program of this nature. By teaching the French Ministry of Education and Alberta Education curricula, students get the best of both worlds. They receive a French education augmented by important Canadian content. Graduates have a deep understanding of both the European culture in which they are educated and the Canadian culture into which they are integrated. The French curriculum is taught in French by French speakers. This school year, 96% of the teachers delivering the French curriculum have received their teaching credentials from the French Ministry of Education. The Alberta curriculum is taught in English by English speakers. We are the only school in Calgary to be a member of this prestigious network. Students can move from one establishment to another, allowing them to study abroad by joining another lycée. We are the only school in Calgary to offer a program of this nature. Our approach emphasizes academic performance while also fostering a love of learning and life-long curiosity. Small class sizes ensure individualized attention for students and enhanced communication between parents and teachers. We offer a blended approach to teaching that is unique in Calgary. We use traditional European and progressive Canadian teaching styles. Students benefit from the best each approach has to offer. Classes and activities emphasize academic excellence, physical, intellectual and emotional balance, and responsible citizenship. Homework assignments and class activities are uploaded to educational software include video audio and homework files for parents. Break camps offer a simple, flexible, and convenient solution to childcare. Your child will love these camps! They will enjoy age-appropriate activities such as field trips, wall climbing, arts and crafts, and plenty of physical activity. The school year is divided into three trimesters. During each trimester, students receive one or two weeks of break. In total, students receive six break weeks during the school year and eight weeks during the summer. When you enroll your child at the Lycée, you join a prestigious network of 496 schools in 137 countries that all teach the French Ministry of Education curriculum. Lycée students can enjoy a trimester or a year abroad in schools worldwide with zero interruption in their course of study. Studying abroad positively and unequivocally influences the career path, world-view, and self-confidence of students. It is often a defining moment in a young person’s life and continues to impact the participant’s life years after the experience. Grades 9 to 12 students are encouraged to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity. To learn more about the AEFE network and the hundreds of Lycées across the globe. The same year, we also welcome students from lycée is around the world. International students are part of what makes Lycée Louis Pasteur a genuinely multicultural school. International students can study at Lycée Louis Pasteur as an exchange student via our reciprocal student exchange program. Alternatively, they can also enroll through our International Program. Thanks to our partnership with Canada Homestay Network, a non-profit organization specializing in matching students and host families, students can spend one trimester, two trimesters, or an entire school year at Lycée Louis Pasteur. Students are placed with an English-speaking host family, allowing them to improve his/her English language skills while experiencing Canadian culture firsthand. View full school
- Our goal is to nurture curious spirits, which is why we value a multilingual instruction style that encourages both French immersion and cultural exchange simultaneously. Lycée Claudel is affiliated with the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE, Agence pour l'enseignement français à l’étranger), an international network with nearly 500 French high schools around the world. This partnership allows French-speaking students from any country to pursue their education without interruption, no matter where they are in the world. At Lycée Claudel, students are our number one priority. For this reason, we strive to offer an unparalleled learning environment. Our students are supported by a dynamic team of more than one hundred teachers and staff every day. In addition to promoting inclusiveness and community spirit, we make sure to pay special attention to all of our students to provide them with exceptional guidance and give them opportunities to participate in innovative educational projects. Lycée Claudel organizes educational visits and field trips for both primary and secondary school students. We also encourage our students to sign up for a variety of school clubs and extracurricular activities. Lycée Claudel offers secondary school students opportunities to take on new challenges with various unique course offerings, such as Film and Audiovisuals, Spanish, and Latin—which is highly valued by American universities. We also recommend an English-language option, the American College Board's Advanced Placement English Literature program. Lycée Claudel features several specially-designed spaces to accommodate every aspect of school life, from the discussion and rest to sports to reading. Most notably, we have a large auditorium with retractable bleachers designed to accommodate up to 400 people, several computer labs with Apple and Windows PCs, and classrooms equipped with whiteboards and interactive video projectors. Also, we offer portable iPad laboratories. Lycée Claudel's mission is to create enlightened, engaged, open-minded, and worldly citizens. We are committed to nurturing our students' curiosity, developing their general knowledge, and providing all the tools they need to change the world through exchange, discourse, and critical thinking. In 1912, Ontario Prime Minister Sir James P. Whitney passed Regulation 17, which prohibited French-language teaching in schools. Although Regulation 17 was heavily contested, nothing truly changed until the 1960s. The regulation was overturned, but so-called "French" schools in Ottawa were still practically bilingual. To circumvent this issue, the Franco-Ontarian elite and French-speaking diplomats posted to Ottawa often opted to send their children to Montreal to ensure they would receive a quality French education. It is in this context that the Cours Claudel was created. Throughout the year and their academic journey, Lycée Claudel students forge a humanistic culture, open to the world. The teachers' excellence and their pedagogy and the close relationship with the French Embassy ensure that each student benefits from reliable academic content and a rich cultural contribution. This humanistic culture contributes to the development of judgment, preference, and sensitivity. It opens the mind to the diversity of human experiences and invites reflection. By providing common points of reference for understanding, humanist culture helps in forming well-reasoned opinions and prepares the young ones to build their own. Through reading, performances, museum visits, cultural, artistic, or physical activity, humanist culture makes us curious about our approach to culture and cultivates an attitude of openness. In the spirit of cultural and interpersonal openness, our students are encouraged to study three languages other than French. Lycée Claudel offers a wide selection of language courses, most notably English, Spanish, and even Latin. Not only does this multilingual approach allow students to discover different cultures, but it also helps to prepare them for their future journeys through university and professional life. Their intellectual arsenals will be reinforced with rare skills that will help them stand out in competitive environments. The student's citizenship education is part of the student's overall educational project. It is aimed at aspiring citizens who are gradually becoming aware of their rights, duties, and responsibilities. Backed by all forms of teachings, in particular moral and civic education, media and information education, and as part of the standard foundation of knowledge, skills, and culture, the citizen journey contributes to the transmission of the Republic's values and principles and life in democratic societies. The citizen path brings the student's education into line throughout their education, from primary to high school. With all the student's educational time, in school, after-school, and extracurricular activities. The maternelle is not a daycare service, but rather an educational program run by skilled, certified teachers. Our program complies with the standards set by the Agency for French Education Abroad (Agence pour l'enseignement français à l’étranger, or AEFE) and features several specialized learning modules designed to accommodate the needs of young children. Our program aims to prepare children to learn the fundamental skills they will be taught in elementary school and teaches them the basic principles of living in a society. It is designed to cultivate curiosity and enjoyment of learning in young children to help prepare them for their future as students. Our adapted teaching environment enables kindergarten students to reach their fullest potential. The school is organized in such a way to stimulate young children's imaginations and meet their fundamental needs—most notably play, movement, rest, and discovery. Every aspect of the program is designed to maximize the number of opportunities for sensory, motor, interpersonal, and cognitive experiences, all in a safe environment. Junior high school is the first four years of secondary school where students are expected to further their learning and continue to develop their thirst for knowledge. The collège curriculum becomes more diverse over time. When students complete their collège-level studies, they are awarded a first diploma, the National Diploma (Diplôme national du Brevet, DNB). When students complete their senior high school studies, they are awarded a high school diploma (the French baccalaureate), which allows them to attend universities worldwide. In addition to pursuing normal subjects, students at the lycée level must select one of nine different specializations to focus their education on more specific subjects. Lycée students attend special orientation sessions designed to help them select a profile that aligns well with the university program of their choice. The curriculum is designed to empower students to reach their personal goals and achieve the academic success level required to open doors in the future. Lycée Claudel is proud to announce a 100% baccalaureate success rate. Our graduates have pursued their studies in the most reputable universities in Canada and around the world. View full school
