Quick summary of key school information
School details
| Number of students |
223 |
| Number of nationalities represented in the school |
18 |
| Ratio of local students to international students |
30%. |
| Native French speaking teachers |
Yes |
| Language support for students not fluent in French |
Yes |
| Additional language classes offered by the school |
Korean, Chinese, English, Spanish, Latin. |
| Max. number of students per class |
20 |
| Average number of students per class |
17 |
| External examinations or assessments available |
Cambridge PET (8th grade), Diplôme National du Brevet (9th grade), Baccalauréat (11th and 12th grade). |
| Do teachers assign homework to their students? |
Yes |
| Percentage of students who pursue further education post-graduation |
100%. |
| Entry evaluation for students |
Yes. |
| Brief description of entry evaluation required |
Level tests and interviews. |
| Waiting list |
Sometimes. |
| Deadline for registration (new academic year) |
No deadline. |
| Students can join after academic year begins |
Yes. |
| School start time |
08:30 |
| School finish time |
Elementary: 15:30, Wednesday: 12:00
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| Supervised care before/after school |
From 08:00 to 08:30
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| School bus service available |
Yes. |
| School provided lunches |
Yes |
| Food alternatives for special dietary needs (ie. vegan, kosher, halal etc) |
Yes |
| Uniform required |
Yes. |
| Extracurricular activities or clubs offered |
Sport (soccer, basket-ball, judo, table tennis), Art (modern music, classical music, choir, danse, photography), Games (camp, chess, video game creation), Study (reading, homework). |
| Facilities at the school |
Library, auditorium, physics-chemistry lab, biology-geology lab |
| Sports facilities at the school |
Sport field and gymnasium. |
| Qualities and characteristics best defining the school |
Lycée International Xavier is a private French school in Seoul. |
| Teaching approach of the school |
The Lycée International Xavier’s pedagogy finds its roots in the teachings of Madeleine Daniélou (1880-1956) who founded the first “Madeleine Daniélou Center” 100 years ago.
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