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school life at LFB
A Dynamic Environment
Welcome to the diverse and vibrant School Life at Lycee Francais de Bali, where students engage in a holistic education that combines academics, extracurricular activities, and a strong sense of community.
Discover a nurturing environment where learning extends beyond the classroom, and where students find opportunities for personal growth, creativity, and exploration. At Lycee Francais de Bali, education is not just a journey, it’s an enriching experience.
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Lunch Service
LFB students have lunch on-site with two options:
- Your child brings a packed lunch with their name and class, and they drop it off upon arrival at the kitchen. It will be stored in the refrigerator and reheated.
- You can order a meal from our provider Cantina, a partner of LFB. The meals are delivered directly to the school.
Cutlery and water are provided, and during lunch break, children are supervised in our dining areas by the supervisory staff.
Extracurricular Activities
(OPEX)
OPEX activities are offered to students every day after school.
They are optional and available at very reasonable rates. These activities complement our teachings in an enjoyable manner.
They encompass sports, arts, culture, and language activities and are led by LFB staff or external instructors. With a duration of one to 1.5 hours, they are organized into two sessions lasting 13 to 14 weeks each.
Study sessions, holiday camp, and afternoon daycare are also part of OPEX.
Sports Association
(B.S.S.A.)
The Bali Schools Sports Association brings together about a dozen English-speaking international schools in Bali. They come together for sports events and competitions such as football, volleyball, basketball, swimming, athletics, and cross-country. These events are supervised by our physical education teachers and our teaching staff.
Willing students aged 6 to 18 can participate in these matches, depending on the available teams and any pre-training required.
The events usually take place on Wednesday afternoons for primary and middle school students but can also be integrated into LFB’s school events. For high school students, senior competitions are occasionally organized throughout the year.
These activities are optional and serve to promote school sports and foster a sportsmanlike spirit through these encounters. During BSSA events, students must wear the LFB sports uniform provided to them. It is also possible to purchase a second one from the school’s administration.
Health Service
LFB has a health service under the supervision of a qualified school nurse. To assist the nurse in her duties, please ensure that you complete and keep up to date the health questionnaire provided in the registration file. It provides valuable and essential information about your children’s health.
The role of the school nurse is:
- To provide first aid, assess the state of health, administer medication during school hours (with a medical prescription).
- To evaluate emergency cases and take necessary actions in the event of an accident, as well as organize and conduct medical check-ups.
- She also conducts hygiene and prevention activities for students.
It is imperative that one of the parents is always reachable for better care of the children in case of health issues at school. In case of an accident, the child is transported to the most appropriate hospital.
Sick children should not come to school (risk of contagion, discomfort, fever, etc.). If a child has a fever, it is often a sign of a contagious illness. By not sending them to school, this will help limit its spread.
The Knowledge and Culture Center (CCC)
The LFB Learning Resource Center is a place of documentary, cultural, and educational resources that is open to students and teachers from Monday to Friday, excluding school holidays. In a calm and conducive environment for concentration, work, or relaxation, students can:
- Comfortably settle down to read a magazine, a comic book, a picture book, a non-fiction book, a novel, or poetry.
- Come to do their schoolwork and take advantage of the available resources, such as textbooks, dictionaries, paper or digital documentaries, and encyclopedias.
- Use a computer for research, complete their assignments, and enhance their digital skills (PIX Pathway).
- Conduct research for their career orientation.
The Learning Resource Center is accessible to:
- Every student during non-teaching hours, especially during lunch break or after school (1:00 PM - 5:00 PM).
- All classes (excluding preschool) accompanied by a teacher or educator.
- Parents of students on Wednesdays from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
Governance
School governance at LFB involves a collaborative approach where various stakeholders work together to ensure effective decision-making, policy development, and financial management.
