Lycée Français de Charles de Gaulle de Londres is a French Curriculum / British Curriculum / Bespoke Curriculum school in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 1915. Annual tuition ranges from $12,822 to $26,822 USD.
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Scholarships Available
La bourse scolaire is a means-tested aid for French families awarded via the French Consulate in London, covering all children from maternelle (nursery) to terminale. The French Government Grant is also a means-tested grant for French families via the French Consulate. Both scholarship campaigns open in February for the following school year. Eligibility conditions are available on the French Consulate in London's website.
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About
Lycée Français de Charles de Gaulle de Londres is a French international school governed by AEFE and owned by the French government, educating students aged 2 to 18 at its main campus in South Kensington and three annex primary campuses across London. Founded in 1915, it offers French, British, and bespoke curricula — including a Plurilingual Section, International Section, and a British Section delivering GCSEs and A-Levels — with instruction primarily in French and English. Serving over 40 nationalities, the school is distinguished by its strength in languages, academic enrichment, and performing arts.
School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.
Why Families Choose
- Languages
- Academic Enrichment
- Performing Arts
Fees & Financials
| Grade / Year | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| British Section | GBP 21,120~$ 26,734 |
| Secondary SI-BFI | GBP 12,616~$ 15,970 |
| Nursery (Petite section) | GBP 13,220~$ 16,734 |
| Primary - 50/50 bilingual | GBP 12,311~$ 15,584 |
| Secondary (Classes secondaires) | GBP 12,311~$ 15,584 |
| Pre-primary MS & GS - 50/50 bilingual | GBP 15,156~$ 19,185 |
| Primary - English intensive bilingual | GBP 10,096~$ 12,780 |
| Pre-primary MS & GS - English intensive bilingual | GBP 13,147~$ 16,642 |
Conversions to USD use exchange rates as of April 2026.
Original currency: £10,096 - 21,120. Application fee: $1,905.
Admissions Process
- 1Pre-registration is submitted online via Skolengo at no cost; create an account and select 'First enrolment in this school'. When the file is complete, an automatic confirmation email with a file number (PT-) is issued. Applications are reviewed by an enrolment committee; priority is based on eligibility criteria, not order of receipt. The Initial Registration Fee (GBP 1,500, non-refundable) is payable only after a place is accepted. In-year admissions are handled separately — contact the admissions team 1–2 months before arrival. Re-registration for existing families takes place in February each year.
Student Life
Uniform is mandatory for all students and aligns with partner school Belleville Wix Academy. It consists of a navy blue sweatshirt or red polo shirt bearing the Belleville Wix Academy / Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle logos, navy trousers/dress/skirt/shorts in black or grey, and dark shoes. Polos and sweatshirts can be ordered online; the English school handles reception and on-site delivery.
Students may subscribe to an annual meal plan for school meals five days a week. Meals are cooked on site with fresh produce by a chef, with balanced and varied menus including starters, main dishes, and desserts. Access is via a personal magnetic card; the annual package is valid for the entire year with quarterly invoicing. Changes to the meal regime are only permitted for health or AEFE-related reasons.
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Wellbeing & Safety
A pastoral team oversees student wellbeing and attendance. The medical department provides mental health support as part of student care. Mental Health Week 2025 featured a Fitness Challenge, a debate on destigmatising mental health, writing and mandala workshops, a sensory tools workshop, a Words to Lift You Up activity, a meditation introduction, and a Chill Club. Monthly safeguarding and wellbeing communications are published by the Designated Safeguarding Lead.
The Designated Safeguarding Lead is Colette Shulver, and monthly safeguarding newsletters are published. The school is committed to inclusive education and welcomes all students irrespective of difficulties. French guidelines and AEFE circulars guide support. Resources for safeguarding and online safety are provided, and key contacts including the school doctor and orthophoniste are listed on site.
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School Background
Directly managed by AEFE (Agence pour l'Enseignement Français à l'Étranger) and owned by the French government.