Our Partners

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Stadtschulamt and Kultusministerium

The local authorities responsible for education in Frankfurt and Hesse oversee the Lycée’s German curriculum and options, including the Abibac program. The Stadtschulamt and the Kultusministerium supervise these offerings, and regular meetings are held to ensure the smooth and effective implementation of all educational programs.

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Consulate General of France in Frankfurt

The Consulate General of France in Frankfurt is the consular representation of France and French nationals in Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate. Among its responsibilities, it oversees scholarship applications and ensures that the necessary procedures are carried out effectively.

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L’Institut français

Located in Frankfurt, the Institut Français (French Institute of History in Germany) performs both cultural and scientific outreach missions. The Institut Français organizes reading programs, conferences, concerts and gatherings in partnership with local parties. It also offers a wide range of cultural events and French as a foreign language classes for adults, students, and children.

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UPEA (parent association)

The Union des Parents d'Élèves et Amis du Lycée Français Victor Hugo de Francfort (UPEA) is a non-profit association that leads a variety of initiatives supporting school life. Its dedicated parent volunteers work to strengthen cultural ties between the French Lycée and the city of Frankfurt, while contributing to the school’s visibility and reputation. The UPEA also serves as an intermediary between families and the school administration, conveying parents’ ideas and proposals to relevant committees in both France and Germany—always with students’ best interests at heart.

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Marraines de quartier

This group of volunteer parents warmly welcomes new families to the LFIVH. The marraines de quartier (community mentors) foster dialogue and mutual support between long-standing and newly arrived families. They are available to answer questions about the school, the neighbourhood, administrative procedures, and everyday life in Frankfurt and Germany.

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Dys in Francfort

Founded in 2015 by parents whose children require individualized learning support (e.g., dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, dysphasia, attention disorders, or intellectual precocity), this association operates in Frankfurt and the surrounding area. It supports families by answering their questions, directing them to relevant therapists, providing updates on regulatory changes, fostering connections with other families, and organizing conferences and themed workshops.

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Francfort Accueil

Francfort Accueil is a volunteer-run association dedicated to welcoming French and French-speaking newcomers to Frankfurt and the surrounding region, helping them settle in and integrate with ease. The association offers a wide range of activities, including cultural visits, hikes, cooking workshops, decoration clubs, German-history sessions, games, book clubs, conferences, and more. In addition, the Business Club and Friday gatherings provide valuable networking opportunities for working professionals.

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Club des affaires de la Hesse (Hesse Business Club)

The Club des Affaires de la Hesse brings together companies and public institutions across the Franco-German economic landscape of Frankfurt, Hesse, and the Rhine-Main region. Through this network, LFIVH students gain valuable opportunities to explore the world of work.

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ADFE (Association of French Nationals Abroad)

An officially recognized non-profit organization, ADFE organizes social and cultural events to strengthen community ties. ADFE Hessen is especially committed to promoting bilingualism, offering support in learning French to children in the German school system as well as those from French-speaking or bi-national families.

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Franco-German Society in Frankfurt

Keeping abreast of political, economic, and cultural news and gaining a better understanding of the differences between French and German cultures are the aims of the Société Franco-Allemande de Francfort's program of events. This association organizes meetings, conferences, and screenings of French films.