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The French School in Oslo welcomes students aged from 3 to 18 whether they speak French or not. Our school provides teaching methods in accordance with the French educational system. However, given its cultural environment, the French school has adapted its curriculum and included some additional features for Norway such as English and Norwegian language courses and the study of the Norwegian culture and history.
Video presentation of the school by our students
Located in central Oslo, close to the Royal Palace where the children often enjoy walking in the gardens, the French preschool is open to every child from Oslo and its surrounding area.
The Common Core is designed to identify the knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes necessary for student aged 6 to 11 to be successful in their schooling and personal life.
Our teaching methods combine the best of Norwegian and French practices and traditions. The school environment is not only stimulating but also focuses on well-being, foreign cultures and languages.
Discover most of the public events organized at the LFO
The parents of the “Classe de mer 2019” are happy to make available for purchase a collection of high quality Lycée Français d’Oslo items for students and others affiliated with our great school.
Sébastien Lucas, teacher in CM2 at the French School in Oslo, has been invited to give a talk at the International Conference “Multilingual Awareness and Multilingual Practices” which takes place at Tallinn
Matthias Ransau, Mathilde Vigneau, Julie Valla, Nina Bechet, Gaspard Jalut-Motte and Agnès Goujon, won the first price for the originality of their short film called “The lift” at the festival Cinécourts en herbe 2018
Program: News – Sciences – Literature – Technology – Society – Art – Sport – Music – and much more
Where ? Everywhere, it is our radio, it is your radio, it is LFO radio
When ? 24 hours a day – 7 days a week
The association of the AES is an association of parents volunteers who organizes, with the help of Eva Kokovinos, some activities for the children
