Lycée Français International de Kyoto

Each classroom is equipped with a projector, allowing teachers to present lessons visually and interactively. Additionally, students have access to laptops, which they can use for research, assignments, and various educational activities. Homework is assigned to students through an online platform that parents can also access, ensuring transparency and facilitating communication between the school and families.

Changes per term, Mixed Volleyball/Basketball, DIY crafts, fencing, junior basketball, visual arts, advanced manga drawing, beginner chess, football, aikido, junior volleyball, Japanese homework assistance, board games, hip hop, basketball, yoga, volleyball, junior football, advanced Japanese, beginner guitar, creative workshops, baby yoga, improv theater, tennis, table tennis, junior tennis, and advanced chess.

At our school, the physical activities and sports included in the curriculum vary for both the collège and lycée levels. For the collège, students participate in activities such as javelin throw, shot put, endurance running, athletic biathlon (running and throwing), suction cup archery, dance, circus arts, acrosport, football (soccer), basketball, ultimate frisbee, volleyball, French boxing, badminton, table tennis, netball, and handball. At the lycée level, the sports offerings include everything from the collège, along with additional activities like weight training, step aerobics, and cross-training. This comprehensive program ensures that students can explore various physical activities while developing their skills and fitness.

Volley-ball team, Football team and Basketball team.

The school has a library, a science room, a laboratory, a motor skills room for our kindergarten students, and a Crealab for creative projects and hands-on activities.

We have a gymnasium where we practice various team sports, equipped with weight training equipment and more. We also have an outdoor area for athletics.

Our school also welcomes non-French speaking families. Children from these families are automatically enrolled in a support program designed to help them rapidly build up their self-confidence and achieve fluency.

Yes, our school provides support for children with special learning needs through specialized staff known as AESH (Accompagnants des élèves en situation de handicap). These aides work closely with students to ensure they receive the personalized support necessary for their success in the classroom.

We offer individualized support for students with special learning needs. The accompanying staff provide support to students with disabilities. Under the educational supervision of the teachers, their role is to promote the student's autonomy and assist them in achieving greater independence in the classroom.

Our school adapts to the specific needs of each student. We also offer great flexibility to our high-level athletes, adjusting evaluation methods and providing individualized solutions for attending classes.

The school maintains regular contact with a psychologist, in addition to our health and well-being center, where students can share their situation if needed.