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Taught languages French, English, German, Spanish, Latin
Typical class size 25
Strengths Sport, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Two South Dublin campuses host Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett – Eurocampus Clonskeagh, serving students ages 3 to 18 in Ireland. The school teaches the official French curriculum across Foxrock and Clonskeagh, with Arts, Physical Education and part of History taught in English. In CM2, 1.5 hours per week of CLIL (DNL) prepare students for the transition to the Clonskeagh Eurocampus. From Seconde to Terminale, learners prepare for the French Baccalaureate in the classical track or in the European section, or join the American International Section preparing for the French International Baccalaureate. An integrated bilingual pathway runs with instruction in French and English, supporting the DNB and the Junior Certificate. Extra-curricular activities include school trips across Europe, themed weeks, interdisciplinary projects, Languages Day and a Science Fair, plus career fairs and work placements to support higher education in France, Ireland and internationally. Students progressively discover the Clonskeagh campus. The school offers sports facilities for volleyball, badminton and football.
Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett - Eurocampus Clonskeagh has 500 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in French, English.
Location
Clonskeagh, Dublin 14, Ireland. The Eurocampus is a shared campus between Lyce9e Frane7ais International Samuel Beckett and St Kilian's German School.
Stages
Secondary (colle8ge and lyce9e) at the Eurocampus in Clonskeagh.
Country affiliation
Ireland
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Fees
Annual tuition at Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett - Eurocampus Clonskeagh ranges from EUR 6,390 to EUR 10,659 for 2026/27.
Application fees
- Deposit: EUR 500 per pupil, payable when a place is offered. - Enrolment (registration) fee: EUR 800 per pupil, payable when a place is offered. - Both the deposit and the enrolment fee are non‑refundable if the pupil does not take up the offered place.
Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts for the 2026–2027 academic year)
- Petite Section (maternelle Petite Section): EUR 9,306 per year. - Moyenne & Grande Section (maternelle middle & large section): EUR 7,524 per year. - Élémentaire / Primary (junior classes): EUR 6,390 per year. - Collège / Junior Cycle (6ème → 3ème): EUR 6,699 per year. - Lycée / Senior Cycle (resident — family resident in Ireland): EUR 7,908 per year. - Lycée / Senior Cycle (non‑resident — family resident outside Ireland): EUR 10,659 per year.
Per‑term detail and invoicing structure
- The school operates an annual contract for enrolment; the full year is invoiced under the chosen payment option. - Payment options available to families: - Single payment: due 1 August (annual). - Three instalments: due 1 August, 1 December and 1 March. - Ten monthly instalments: from 1 June to 1 March (families wishing to use the 10‑month plan must contact the accounts office by the deadline indicated each year). - All invoicing and due dates are in euros; late payment may lead to penalties and administrative measures.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Enrolment is an annual contract: the full year's fees remain due even if a pupil cannot attend for all or part of the school year. - Late payments: a penalty of 10% may be applied to overdue invoices; persistent non‑payment may result in exclusion of the pupil until outstanding amounts are cleared. - For the 10‑month payment option families are asked to contact accounts by the published deadline (contact details below).
Boarding fees
- The school does not publish boarding fees; the Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett operates as a day school and the published fees apply to day pupils.
Other compulsory or regular additional costs
- Hot lunches (Petite Section): mandatory annual hot‑lunch charge of EUR 880 for 4 days per week; optional additional EUR 230 for Wednesday (after‑school) lunches. - Digital equipment (mandatory for Eurocampus students in 5ème, 4ème and 3ème): families must provide a specific personal computer; approximate cost indicated at EUR 800 (charged to families outside tuition). - Third‑party payer surcharge: an additional charge of EUR 2,000 per pupil per year applies when fees are paid by a third party (for example, an employer). - Exam fees (examples): Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) EUR 80; Epreuves anticipées de 1ère EUR 215; Baccalauréat EUR 425. - One Year in Dublin (short‑stay programme) fees: first year EUR 1,000; second year EUR 750; third year EUR 500 (when applicable). - Family discounts: 10% on the fee for the second (younger) pupil; 20% on the fee for the third (younger) and subsequent pupils (conditional on timely payment).
Refund information
- The advance (deposit of EUR 500) will be refunded if a pupil leaves provided a formal withdrawal file is submitted through the school's Eduka system before 15 January prior to the end of the school year. - The deposit and enrolment fee are not refundable if the pupil does not take up the offered place.
Fee payment options and bank details
- Accepted payment methods: bank transfers and online debit/credit card payments via the school's Easy Payments Plus system (payments must be in euros). - Bank account (example details published for euro transfers): - Bank: Allied Irish Bank - Account name: Ecole Franco‑Irlandaise CLG - BIC/SWIFT: AIBKIE2D - IBAN: IE94 AIBK 9333 9218 8320 12 - Families wishing to use payment plans or third‑party billing should contact the accounts office at accounts@lfi.ie for confirmation and to meet any published deadlines.
Academics
Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett - Eurocampus Clonskeagh teaches French Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The French International School Samuel Beckett follows the official French curriculum. In CM2, 1.5 hours per week of CLIL (DNL) prepares for the transition to the Clonskeagh Eurocampus. In secondary, from Seconde to Terminale, students prepare for the French Baccalaureate in the classical track or in the European section, or join the American International Section preparing for the French International Baccalaureate. Arts, Physical Education and part of History are taught in English. Students progressively discover the Clonskeagh campus.
Exam Results
At the end of 3e, LFI students take the Diplôme National du Brevet as well as the Junior Certificate.
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FAQs
What age range does Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett - Eurocampus Clonskeagh serve?
The school serves students from age 3 (PetitSection) up to age 18 (Terminale). It follows the official French curriculum, with certain subjects taught in English and a bilingual pathway in parts of the primary and secondary years.
Where is the Eurocampus Clonskeagh located and what is its campus arrangement?
The Eurocampus is in Clonskeagh, Dublin 14, Ireland. It is a shared campus between Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett and St Kilian's German School, on two campuses in South Dublin.
What curriculum and language features should I expect?
LFI Samuel Beckett follows the official French curriculum. In CM2 there is 1.5 hours per week of CLIL (DNL) to prepare for the Clonskeagh Eurocampus, and in secondary, students can pursue the French Baccalaureate, the European section, or the American International Section for the French IB. Arts, PE and part of History are taught in English.
What are the tuition fees by year group for 2026–2027, and are there any extra costs I should budget for?
Tuition ranges from EUR 6,390 to EUR 10,659 depending on the year group and residency status. Additional costs include a non‑refundable deposit of EUR 500 and an enrolment fee of EUR 800 when a place is offered, plus items like hot lunches, a mandatory device cost for some pupils and exam fees.
How does the admissions process work, and are deposits refundable if a pupil doesn't take up the place?
Enrolment is an annual contract and full-year fees are due regardless of attendance. The deposit and enrolment fee are non‑refundable if the pupil does not take up the offered place, but the EUR 500 deposit is refundable if a pupil leaves with a formal withdrawal filed before 15 January.
What payment options are available and are there any discounts or penalties?
Families can pay in a single annual payment, in three instalments, or in ten monthly instalments. Late payments may incur a 10% penalty. There are family discounts: 10% for the second, younger pupil and 20% for the third and subsequent pupils, subject to timely payment.
What bilingual pathways exist and how much English instruction is provided in collège?
From 5e to 3e there is a bilingual collège pathway with a mix of French and English instruction; about 40% of courses in collège are taught in English, and the programme includes preparation for the DNB and the Irish Junior Certificate.
What exams do students take at key stages, and what are the main higher‑education options?
At the end of 3e, students take the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) and the Junior Certificate. In lycée, students prepare for the French Baccalaureate, with options including the European section or the American International Section for the French IB, and there is emphasis on preparation for higher education in France, Ireland and beyond.
What facilities and campus features support learning and sport?
The Eurocampus includes two campuses in South Dublin. Sports facilities available for middle and high school students include volleyball, badminton and football, with a focus on a broad extracurricular program.
What additional academic facilities support bilingual learning and progression?
From Year 5 to Year 3 there is an integrated bilingual pathway that combines French and English instruction to prepare for the DNB and the Junior Certificate, with a portion of the curriculum delivered in English.
What kinds of trips and projects do students experience outside the classroom?
Students participate in European school trips, themed weeks, interdisciplinary projects, Languages Day and the Science Fair. The school also hosts career fairs and work placements to aid preparation for higher education in France, Ireland and internationally.
What opportunities exist to develop leadership or engagement beyond classes?
The school offers a range of intercultural experiences on the shared Eurocampus, including activities that bring together French, German and Irish students and teachers on site, fostering leadership and teamwork through group projects and events.
What language support is available for non‑French speakers and how is English enhanced?
There is reinforced English-language instruction across the two Dublin campuses, plus an additional 1.5 hours of History and Science taught in English. A French as a Foreign Language (FLE) program supports non‑French-speaking students.
What safeguarding measures does the school have in place?
The school operates a Child Protection Policy and Safety policies to safeguard students and ensure a secure learning environment.
Is there on‑site boarding, and how are international students accommodated?
There is no on-site boarding at the school. Lodging for international students is arranged with host families.
Does the school use a house system, and how is governance structured?
Yes, the Eurocampus uses a house system for activities and competitions. The school is governed by Ecole Franco‑Irlandaise CLG.
What languages are taught and what is the main language of instruction?
The language of instruction is French, with daily English classes. In collège, about 40% of courses are taught in English, and a bilingual pathway supports both French and English learning.
Are there immersion or multilingual programs and host‑family experiences?
Yes. Students benefit from linguistic and cultural immersion in Ireland, including a French school year in Dublin and living with a host family. The Eurocampus environment groups French, German and Irish students and teachers together.
How does the Eurocampus community operate and are there parent associations?
The Eurocampus brings together French, German and Irish students and teachers on one campus daily, sharing recess, canteen, sports and cultural events to build intercultural friendships. There is a Parent Association (Association des Parents d'Élèves) at LFI Samuel Beckett.
