A century-old history dedicated to excellence
For over a century, the Lycée Français Anna de Noailles has supported generations of pupils in Bucharest. Founded in 1920, the school is today a major player in French education in Romania and perpetuates a tradition of excellence, cultural openness and dialogue between France and Romania.
Foundation
A bridge between France and Romania
Present in Bucharest for over a century, the Lycée Français Anna de Noailles maintains deep and lasting ties with Romania and its capital. Our school is much more than a French school located abroad: it is a place of meeting, dialogue, and mutual enrichment between two cultures, two languages, and two educational traditions.
Bearing the name of the great poet Anna de Noailles — born in Paris in 1876 to a Romanian father and a Greek mother — our school has embodied since its foundation this ideal of a bridge between France and Romania. This Franco-Romanian bond is reflected concretely in our educational project, through the teaching of Romanian provided at all levels, the partnerships forged with local cultural and educational institutions, and the active participation of our school in the life of the French community in Bucharest.
Operating under the supervision of the French Embassy in Romania, we work closely with the French Institute in Romania, contributing to the promotion of the French language and the vitality of Franco-Romanian bilateral relations.
Oldest international institution in Romania
The LFAdN has close and regular links with its counterparts and partners: Hermann Oberth Scoala Germana, Deutsche Schule Bukarest, and Cambridge School, to name just the main schools that are our partners.
The LFAdN is also very closely linked with the other international French schools in Bucharest. Our joint educational work allows pupils from these schools to continue their education successfully at the LFAdN.