Secondary
You will find the 2022-2023 school supplies by class. For all elementary classes: school sleeper athletic shoes that do not leave marks on a floor and are only used for […]
One of our students participated in Stanford University’s “Stanford e-Japan” program. Here is his report. Hello, my name is Alan Prévost, from the next class of terminale (12th year) . […]
Congratulations to our graduating seniors who passed their baccalaureate!100% success rate and100 % of mentions 45% with a “Très bien” mentionincluding congratulations from the jury 45 % with a “Bien” […]
“Les Grandes Vacances is an exhibition of works by students of the Lycée Français International de Kyoto. We are happy to show these works in the Gion Konishi Gallery. These […]
News from our middle school students who left this morning, Wednesday, June 22. They arrived safely and the visit to Amanohashidate is under the sun. They did not escape the […]
On Friday, January 21, the first 2021-2022 career forum was held.The objective of this forum is to present to our high school and college students a wide range of sectors […]
Last Friday, the 4th, 2nd and 1st grade students of the Lycée Français International de Kyoto (LFIK) took part in the ceremony commemorating the Armistice of November 11, 1918 in […]
EHEF 2021 Online Fair will be held on 29th-30th October and aims to give students a deeper understanding of the appeal of studying in Europe. With its high academic standards, […]
In addition to the APS, the clubs for high school students will start on October 4. Discover all the activities available from 1:00 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY […]
Les élèves de 6e réalisent, avec leur professeur d’ histoire-géographie , M. LANNERS, une représentation d’art #pariétal et se posent la question suivante : Pourquoi l’homme de la Préhistoire a-t-il […]
Within the framework of the inter-language project, the 10th grade students and their English teacher, Victor MOISAN, produced a television newscast with reports and interviews in English, Japanese, German and […]
Stereotypes transmitted by the media about Japan and FranceClichés vs. reality ? Surprising information!Japanese people have small eyes because they eat rice and all French people live in Paris…Umm….The list […]