Yes they're native french speakers, and the language teachers are native in german and spanish. English is taught by french and norwegian teachers.

No, we make children pass a french test before their enrollment to make sure they can follow the classes. We accept no french-speakers in preschool only.

Norwegian, English, German, Spanish

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We have a classroom with computers, iPads are available on demand for each student, they can be used for some workshops and exams. Classrooms are also equipped with video projectors.

Yes, we did it during covid.

No

The French Baccalauréat and the french Brevet (end of middle school).

Over the past three years, an average of 100% of students obtained their baccalauréat, with more than 30% graduating with the highest distinction, and 96% obtained the DNB (middle school certificate).

Yes, from 6th grade.

It depends a lot on the teachers and the subjects.

94% last year. Every year, a couple of students take take a gap year or go to the army.

Yes, we offer a personalized support to children with special learning needs, and some of them attend class with their own learning support assistant. We also have a speech therapist in the school.

Implementation of an Individualised Learning Plan (PAP) for dys/gifted/ADHD students (after diagnosis)
Adjustments to lessons and examinations based on identified issues, particularly learning difficulties.
E.g.: extra time, adjustments to documents, loan of computers with adapted software.
Adjustments also made to noise levels in cases of autism/noise-related disruption (headphones permitted).
We also adjust the timetable for certain pupils according to their needs (autism, school phobia, etc.).

For gifted children, consideration of the specific nature of their disorders, from the moment of official diagnosis, implementation of an Individualised Learning Plan (PAP) (dys/gifted/ADHD).

We have a psychologist in the school who also works on the

Yes, we do assessments for their general level in french and in in all subjects to make sure they go to the correct grade if they come from other school systems.

We perform French and maths tests, to assess the pupil's level and place them in a class suited to their ability.

Depends on the grades. Some grades have few spots, some are on waiting list.

The enrollment period is usually from mid-January to March 1st.

Yes

Around August 20-25

Mid-june

Yes, we offer study time for the elementary, everyday after school.

No

No

No

No

40 after school programs

We offer a wide range of activities, running, bouldering, skiing, swimming, laser-run, hiking, dancing...

No but we partner with various clubs in Oslo, like for exemple IF Sagene (rugby)

Library, computer room, science lab

Two gymnasiums

The Lycée Français René Cassin d'Oslo welcomes children between the ages of 3 and 18.
We offer a wide range of scientific, sporting and cultural activities, in an inclusive, international environment of academic excellence and rigor. Our students also learn Norwegian and English in the early years, followed by German and Spanish from middle school onwards.
They follow the official French curriculum and prepare for national exams such as the Diplôme National du Brevet and the Baccalauréat – recognized worldwide. They then have all the keys they need to continue their studies at the best universities.

The education provided by the LFO follows the French curriculum. However, the school has adapted to life in Norway by promoting multilingualism and by focusing on various artistic, cultural and scientific projects. Through working individually and in groups, all students discover their talents and start to build their futures.