Compare French Curriculum International Schools in Luxembourg

Instructs in French, English, Lithuanian

Ages 3 - 16 years

Fees €1,620 - 4,224

Pupils 800

Type Co-educational

École Privée Notre-Dame Sainte-Sophie is a private day school in Kirchberg, offering Luxembourgish MENJE and French AEFE streams, reflecting its multilingual approach; Spillschoul preschool provides English instruction. The school has a history dating back to 1627 and serves over 800 students from over 30 nationalities, holds AEFE accreditation for its French section and joined IMS in 2024, earning the SDK label in 2025. The campus has five sports halls, a psychomotor room, a football and rugby pitch, science laboratories (physics, chemistry, biology, digital sciences, robotics), art rooms, two libraries, and two music rooms. The curriculum emphasizes sport, culture, sciences, and multilingualism, with study periods, remediation, and after-school activities. After-school care runs 7:15–18:00, offering supervision, and activities including sports, music, arts, and languages. The performing arts program features theatre productions at the Grand Théâtre Luxembourg annually.

Location

Located in the Kirchberg district of Luxembourg City, the school is set in a green, verdant area. The address is 4, rue Marguerite de Busbach, L-1014 Luxembourg. The school serves students in a modern, bright, and secure environment.

Stages

Nursery (Spillschoul), Primary (École maternelle and École élémentaire), and Secondary (Collège and Lycée) with two Lycée tracks: Lycée Classique and Lycée Général.

Type

Private day school offering Luxembourgish (MENJE) and French (AEFE) tracks.

Pupil Nationality Mix

More than 30 nationalities represented; over 800 students.

Additional learning support

Directed study, remediation, and after-school activities support student progress.

Country affiliation

Affiliated with Luxembourg MENJE and the French AEFE networks.

Application fees
- No separate application or registration fee is published for admissions; enrolment is processed via the school's online registration platform.

Tuition fees by school section (per trimester and per academic year)
- École maternelle / Spillschoul (pre-school; PS–GS / cycle 1.1–1.2)
- Tuition: EUR 1,408 per trimester — EUR 4,224 per academic year (3 trimesters).
- Sibling discounts (per trimester / per year): 2nd child EUR 1,283 (EUR 3,849 per year); 3rd child EUR 1,158 (EUR 3,474 per year); 4th child EUR 1,033 (EUR 3,099 per year).
- Pause déjeuner (canteen): EUR 149 per trimester for 1 day per week.
- Encadrement périscolaire (after-school care): Monday/Wednesday/Friday (15:30–18:00): EUR 125 per trimester per day; Tuesday/Thursday (13:30–18:00): EUR 212 per trimester per day.
- The school purchases standard manuals and routine supplies and will charge these to families at the start of the year.

- École élémentaire / Grondschoul (CP–CM2 / cycle 2.1–4.2)
- Tuition: EUR 1,289 per trimester — EUR 3,867 per academic year (3 trimesters).
- Sibling discounts (per trimester / per year): 2nd child EUR 1,164 (EUR 3,492 per year); 3rd child EUR 1,039 (EUR 3,117 per year); 4th child EUR 914 (EUR 2,742 per year).
- Pause déjeuner (canteen): EUR 142 per trimester for 1 day per week.
- Encadrement périscolaire (after-school care): Monday/Wednesday/Friday (15:30–18:00): EUR 125 per trimester per day; Tuesday/Thursday (13:30–18:00): EUR 212 per trimester per day.
- The school purchases standard manuals and routine supplies and will charge these to families at the start of the year.

- Collège (French collège, VIe–IIIe)
- Tuition: EUR 979 per trimester — EUR 2,937 per academic year (3 trimesters).
- Sibling discounts (per trimester / per year): 2nd child EUR 934 (EUR 2,802 per year); 3rd child EUR 889 (EUR 2,667 per year); 4th child EUR 844 (EUR 2,532 per year).
- Pause déjeuner (canteen): EUR 142 per trimester for 1 day per week.
- Encadrement périscolaire (study/foyer): Monday/Wednesday/Friday (15:30–18:00): EUR 115 per trimester per day; Tuesday/Thursday (14:00–18:00): EUR 193 per trimester per day.
- The tuition figure includes mandated contributions (funds) charged within the fees.

- Lycée général (7G–5G, Luxembourgish secondary general)
- Tuition: EUR 540 per trimester — EUR 1,620 per academic year (3 trimesters).
- Sibling discounts (per trimester / per year): 2nd child EUR 495 (EUR 1,485 per year); 3rd child EUR 450 (EUR 1,350 per year); 4th child EUR 405 (EUR 1,215 per year).
- Pause déjeuner (canteen): EUR 142 per trimester for 1 day per week.
- Encadrement périscolaire (study/foyer): Monday/Wednesday/Friday (15:30–18:00): EUR 115 per trimester per day; Tuesday/Thursday (14:00–18:00): EUR 193 per trimester per day.

- Lycée classique (7C–5C, Luxembourgish classical; opening Sept 2026)
- Tuition: EUR 540 per trimester — EUR 1,620 per academic year (3 trimesters).
- Sibling discounts (per trimester / per year): 2nd child EUR 495 (EUR 1,485 per year); 3rd child EUR 450 (EUR 1,350 per year); 4th child EUR 405 (EUR 1,215 per year).
- Pause déjeuner (canteen): EUR 142 per trimester for 1 day per week.
- Encadrement périscolaire (study/foyer): Monday/Wednesday/Friday (15:40–18:00 / or 15:30–18:00 depending on the cycle): EUR 115 per trimester per day; Tuesday/Thursday: EUR 193 per trimester per day.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- For most sections the stated billing schedule is: payment is due at the start of each trimester on receipt of invoice; each trimester begun is payable in full. This is the stated practice for the French maternelle and élémentaire sections and for the Luxembourgish primary/Spillschoul/Grondschoul.
- For some secondary pages the published wording also specifies that each semester begun is due in full; invoices are nonetheless issued at the start of the billing period indicated on the invoice. Parents should expect payment requests at the start of each trimester/semester and that partial-term attendance does not reduce the amount due for that period.

Boarding
- No boarding provision is published; all sections describe day-time schedules, canteen and after-school care rather than any residential or boarding service. The school operates as a day school with morning arrival, midday canteen and afternoon care up to the evening.

Other costs and common extras
- Canteen / pause déjeuner: amounts vary by section (typical: EUR 142–149 per trimester for one day per week); the exact charge depends on the section.
- After-school activities and extracurricular clubs: many clubs and music lessons carry separate fees (examples in the activities catalogue show per‑year or per‑term charges and state that club cotisations are payable to the club provider). Some music lessons are charged per individual lesson (example: EUR 35 per 30-minute lesson). Club enrolments are often billed separately and may be non-refundable for the year.
- School materials and textbooks: for some sections the school purchases textbooks and routine supplies and will invoice these at the start of the year. Families should anticipate an additional one‑off charge for manuals and consumable school supplies at the start of the school year.
- Participation funds included in tuition: the published tuition figures explicitly include statutory contributions described as a “fonds d'investissement” and a “fonds de roulement.” The amounts included vary by section (examples from published tariffs):
- Maternelle: includes a fonds d'investissement EUR 450 per year and a fonds de roulement EUR 600 per year.
- Élémentaire / Grondschoul: includes a fonds d'investissement EUR 150 per year and a fonds de roulement EUR 600 per year.
- Collège / Lycées (secondary sections): include a fonds d'investissement EUR 75 per year and a fonds de roulement EUR 240 per year.
- Uniforms: no separate school uniform fee or uniform purchase programme is indicated in the published section pages or activity materials. (No uniform charge is published.)

Refund information
- Tuition: the published terms state that each billed period begun (trimester or, where specified, semester) is due in full; this indicates there is no pro‑rata refund for a period once it has started. Parents are therefore billed for whole billing periods.
- Extracurricular clubs and paid activity options: activity catalogues and club pages state that club registrations are for the full school year and that no refund will be given for the year in many cases. Specific club or external‑provider terms apply to some activities (for example, CGDEL/CSCE or external music teachers).

Fee payment options and bank details
- Published bank payment details for transfers are provided; the school lists two accounts for bank transfer payments (Bank and Caisse d'Epargne de l'Etat and Banque Internationale à Luxembourg) with BIC/IBAN. Example IBANs published: IBAN LU28 0019 1000 2448 4000 (BCEE) and IBAN LU84 0022 1469 6102 8500 (BIL). These accounts are presented as the payment channels on tariff pages.
- Cheque-service vouchers are explicitly not accepted for school fees; they are reserved for certain child-care structures only.

Summary notes for parents
- Fees are published per trimester for the 2026/2027 academic year on the school's section pages; standard practice is trimester billing with invoices issued at the start of the billing period and the period begun payable in full. Per‑trimester amounts and sibling reductions vary by section as listed above. For paid clubs and certain optional services, separate charges apply and many club registrations are non‑refundable for the school year.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

At Sainte-Sophie School, every student is valued for their individuality. Pedagogy rests on a balance between academic rigor, personalized support and personal development. Sport, culture, sciences and multilingualism occupy a central place in learning. Programs such as supervised study, remediation, and after-school activities enable each student to progress at their own pace, develop their working methods and gain confidence. Forming curious, responsible and globally minded learners is at the heart of the school's educational mission.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides personalized support and remediation to help students progress at their own pace and develop their study methods. The approach centers on addressing each pupil's singular needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The Spillschoul offers a multilingual environment with immersion in Luxembourgish and English, with an introduction to French and German. The program focuses on developing basic literacy and numeracy alongside language skills.

Mental Wellbeing

The pastoral care program (Aumônerie) fosters spiritual life and well-being; its objectives include showing that Christian faith is joyful, developing spiritual life at Sainte-Sophie, celebrating major Christian feasts, answering questions about Catholic faith, linking celebrations to daily life, and introducing students to the Bible. There are celebrations and religious activities throughout the year.

Safeguarding

Harassment prevention is implemented through a prevention plan; all staff are trained to detect early signs of harassment and respond appropriately, with students involved to ensure a protective community. The school participates annually in the national Day Against Harassment. The infirmary provides first aid, ongoing health care and prevention; a nurse is present daily; emergency protocol references 112. For health needs, an Individualized Care Plan (PAI) can be established and medications are administered through the infirmary under PAI or emergency protocols.

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Vauban

Instructs in French, English, German

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €4,383 - 5,719

Pupils 2618

Type Co-educational

Vauban is a French international school in Luxembourg, affiliated with the AEFE network and offering the French national curriculum from kindergarten through the baccalauréat. The school emphasizes language learning from early years, introducing English and Luxembourgish from kindergarten, with German and additional languages available later in secondary. The high school prepares students for the baccalauréat and for higher education, supporting independent thinking and problem analysis. The BFI pathway provides German bilingual options and enhanced English PARLE tracks, alongside a British International Section, with Parcoursup access for higher education. With about 2,600 students from around 70 nationalities and 40 years of experience, Vauban operates on a multicultural campus in Cloche d'Or. Facilities include a silent study room, a Makerspace, and the Mandela Space cafeteria, plus a collège foyer and published menus. The extracurricular program features vast project work, numerous field trips, arts activities, sports, and international exchanges for curious, motivated learners.

Location

Luxembourg City, Cloche d'Or district. The campus is served by the Lycée Vauban tram stop (T1) and nearby bus stops at Francophonie, Hildeg Von Bingen and Gerhard Mercator. Car access to the site is via rue de la Francophonie; parking is restricted. There are two vehicle access points: from the Gluck roundabout via boulevard Kockelscheuer and from rue Raiffeisen.

Stages

Kindergarten (ages 3–5); Elementary (ages 6–11); Middle school (ages 12–15); High school (ages 16–18).

Type

French international school (AEFE network).

Pupil Nationality Mix

2,600 students representing 70 nationalities.

Country affiliation

France via the AEFE network

School day structure

Kindergarten and elementary begin around 8:00 a.m.; Kindergarten is welcomed in the playground from 8:00 a.m., with classes starting by 8:15–8:30 a.m. End of day varies by level, with Kindergarten finishing around 3:50–4:00 p.m. and elementary typically at 4:00 p.m. on Mon, Wed and Fri, with earlier dismissal on Tue/Thu. Middle and high school hours include 5-minute breaks between classes and 20-minute breaks in the morning and afternoon.

Bus service

Bus stops near the main entrance are Francophonie, Hildeg Von Bingen and Gerhard Mercator. The tram stop Lycée Vauban on the T1 line provides additional access.

Application and registration fees

- Pre‑registration (application) fee: EUR 200 (non‑refundable).
- Confirmation deposit: EUR 600 payable within eight days to confirm an offered place; this deposit is non‑refundable in case of withdrawal.

Annual tuition fees by year group (amounts in EUR) — totals and breakdown

- Maternelle (Early Years)
- Total annual fee: EUR 4,899
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 3,835; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (school bills operate by trimester; per‑term figure shown is the annual total divided by 3): EUR 1,633.00 per term (EUR 4,899 ÷ 3).

- Élémentaire (Primary)
- Total annual fee: EUR 4,524
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 3,460; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (inferred): EUR 1,508.00 per term.

- Collège (Years 6ème–5ème)
- Total annual fee: EUR 4,383
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 3,319; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (inferred): EUR 1,461.00 per term.

- Collège (Year 4ème)
- Total annual fee: EUR 4,714
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 3,650; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (inferred): EUR 1,571.33 per term.

- Collège (Year 3ème)
- Total annual fee: EUR 4,780
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 3,716; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (inferred): EUR 1,593.33 per term.

- Lycée (Seconde)
- Total annual fee: EUR 4,833
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 3,769; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (inferred): EUR 1,611.00 per term.

- Lycée (Première)
- Total annual fee: EUR 5,279
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 4,215; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (inferred): EUR 1,759.67 per term.

- Lycée (Terminale)
- Total annual fee: EUR 5,719
- Breakdown: tuition component EUR 4,655; investment/contribution fund EUR 1,064
- Per term (inferred): EUR 1,906.33 per term.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing basis: billing is organised by school term (trimestre). Any enrolment occurring during a term results in billing for that entire term; any part of an opened term is due in full. Per‑term amounts above are the annual totals divided by three (that division is an inferred per‑term figure based on the stated trimester billing approach).
- Practical notes on invoices and timing: parents must pay the non‑refundable confirmation deposit after an offer (EUR 600) and pre‑registration fee at application (EUR 200). The school issues invoices for annual fees and for additional billed items (meals, trips, options, extras).

Boarding (pension)

- Boarding is not listed among Vauban's services; Vauban operates as a day school with day‑time services such as school meals, before/after‑school care and extracurricular clubs.

Other costs and commonly charged extras

- Options (secondary year‑by‑year): examples of annual option fees include:
- Section internationale (collège): EUR 460 per year.
- Latin (from 5ème): EUR 460 per year.
- Section internationale (lycée, Seconde): EUR 880 per year.
- Baccalauréat Français International (Première & Terminale): EUR 1,320 per year.
- Various subject/options (arts, sections européennes, parcours langues, mathématiques complémentaires, etc.) from EUR 150 to EUR 460 (depending on option).

- Exam fees (charged where applicable): Diplôme national du Brevet EUR 60; Baccalauréat (Terminale) EUR 300; Epreuves anticipées (1ère) EUR 100; individual CNED/candidate fees as listed.

- School meals and catering
- Primary: monthly forfait billed over 10 months — prices depend on days per week (examples: 1 day/week EUR 27/month; 5 days/week EUR 135/month). Exceptional single meals in primary: EUR 15 per meal.
- Secondary: unit price per meal EUR 6.75 (monthly billing conditions apply).

- Before/after‑school care and clubs
- Primary after‑school packages (annual rates) and per‑session exceptional fees are specified (examples: several package options priced between EUR 385 and EUR 1,155 per year depending on days/length).
- Morning supervision (PS à CM2) 7:30–7:50: EUR 100 per trimester.
- Secondary sports clubs: approx. EUR 110 per year per weekly hour.
- Late pick‑up penalty: EUR 25 per incident.

- Digital materials and device charges
- Digital book fees (for pupils provided with iPad): Collège EUR 42/year; Lycée EUR 56/year.
- New Seconde pupils: iPad charged at cost (example listed EUR 600).

- Incidentals and penalties
- Lost/non‑returned book: EUR 15 per book.
- Lost/ damaged badge: EUR 20.
- Lost/damaged “NoPhone” pouch: EUR 25.
- Other damage charged at cost.

- Residential or curriculum trips
- Grade‑level residential experiences and mandatory trips (Grades 2–10) are charged separately to student accounts; estimated ranges are used for planning and final costs are billed as incurred.

- Family discounts (annual reductions)
- Discount for families with multiple children enrolled (examples shown): 2 children: EUR 630 per year; 3 children: EUR 1,680 per year; 4 children: EUR 2,835 per year; 5 children: EUR 3,938 per year.

Refund and withdrawal terms (fees and forfeiture)

- The application fee (EUR 200) is non‑refundable. The confirmation deposit (EUR 600) is non‑refundable in case of parental withdrawal after payment.
- Any tuition for a term begun is due in full; therefore withdrawing during a term does not reduce the charge for that term. These conditions apply to mid‑term enrolments and withdrawals.

Fee payment options and billing contacts

- Pre‑registration and the confirmation deposit are required to be paid by bank transfer as part of the online registration process.
- Invoicing and accounting queries are handled by the school's accounting office (contact: servicecomptabilite@vauban.lu). Specific invoice payment details and accepted methods for those invoices are managed by the accounting office.

Brief practical summary for parents

- Expect an application fee of EUR 200 and a EUR 600 confirmation deposit when you accept a place.
- Annual tuition depends on year group (examples above). The school bills by term (trimesters); any started term is billed in full — per‑term amounts may be calculated by dividing the annual fee by three.
- Additional mandatory costs can include school trips, meals, textbook/device charges and some option fees; a range of ancillary charges (clubs, after‑school care, lost items) are listed and will be invoiced when applicable.
- Refunds are limited: application fee and confirmation deposit are non‑refundable in the circumstances stated; tuition for any started term is due in full on withdrawal.

Boarding Arrangements

No school transport is provided. Vauban offers morning reception from 7:30 to 7:50 for children in Petite Section through CM2, and a peri-scolaire (after-school) service with 20 places for maternelle and enhanced capacity for CP–CM2.

Uniform Requirement

There is a dress code requiring students to wear clean, appropriate clothing.

Food Options

Lunch is available but not mandatory. In the primary school, kindergarten pupils eat lunch in class, while other levels eat in the school restaurant; menus are prepared jointly by the educational community, the catering provider, and a dietitian. In the collège and lycée, the school operates a restaurant and a cafeteria; the restaurant is open to all students and offers a choice between external catering and a half-board option. The cafeteria is open from 7:30 to 15:15 and is located in the food truck during breaks and in the Mandela space at lunchtime.

Governance and Ownership

The governance of Vauban is handled by the parents' association Vauban, Ecole et Lycée Français de Luxembourg, a non-profit association. It is governed by a Board of Directors with up to 9 parent administrators and up to 4 experienced administrators, and includes governance bodies such as the Conseil d'école and the Conseil d'établissement, along with a governance charter and association statutes. There is active dialogue with parents through these structures.

Curriculum

Vauban follows the French national curriculum as a partner of the AEFE network, offering a rigorous and challenging programme enriched by a wide range of language courses. The school provides a continuous education from kindergarten through the baccalauréat, with language learning emphasized from early years. From kindergarten, English and Luxembourgish are introduced; in later years, students may continue Luxembourgish or begin German, and can access additional languages up to seven foreign languages in secondary. The high school prepares students for the baccalauréat and higher education, developing critical thinking, independence and an ability to analyse complex problems. Vauban offers the BFI pathway, including German bilingual options and enhanced English PARLE pathways and a British International Section, with higher education access via Parcoursup and other procedures.

Exam Results

100% pass rate for the baccalauréat.

Higher Education Progression

High school prepares students for the baccalauréat and higher education, developing critical thinking, independence and the ability to analyse complex problems. The BFI pathway enhances language skills and cultural knowledge, with bilingual options and English language tracks, and provides access to higher education via Parcoursup and other admissions procedures. The BFI pathway is designed to prepare students for higher education in France and abroad.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Vauban places social and emotional development at the center of its approach. Class-life hours address topics such as prevention of harassment, responsible use of social networks, self-esteem, and the barometer of violence, contributing to a respectful school culture. The listening cell provides a confidential space for pupils in distress or conflict, and is supported by a protocol coordinated by two adults with families involved when needed. A dedicated health team—including nurses and psychologists—works on site to support pupil well-being and coordinate care with families and staff. The S-Team project, in collaboration with SCRIPT and CEPAS, trains students in mediation and citizenship to manage conflicts and promote prevention. An Accompagnement personnalisé (AP) program offers targeted, small-group support to help all pupils progress and build autonomy and resilience.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Vauban provides support for pupils with special educational needs (EBEP). A designated EBEP lead identifies needs, proposes pedagogical and educational accommodations, and ensures coordinated follow-up with teachers and families. When required, AESH (accompagnants des élèves en situation de handicap) assist in class to support learning. An individualized Plan d'Accompagnement defines adjustments for exams and classroom activities, developed with parents and the class teacher. The EBEP framework includes ongoing monitoring and collaboration among teachers, families, and specialists to ensure access to learning in the best conditions. The school applies differentiated teaching approaches to address diverse learning needs and promote inclusion.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Languages are a central focus of Vauban's curriculum. The secondary program is enhanced by the AEFE PARLE label, offering strengthened English instruction from CE1 to Seconde with increased English hours and at least one subject taught in English each week. Seven foreign languages are taught at Vauban: German, English, Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Luxembourgish, with Russian proposed for study. Students can pursue two-language or three-language paths from middle school onward, with English always included and additional language options depending on the track. The school provides opportunities to obtain language certifications in English (Cambridge, IELTS), German (DSD), and Spanish (Cervantes). The program aims to foster multilingual and multicultural competencies beyond the standard French curriculum and aligns with AEFE guidelines.

Mental Wellbeing

Vauban supports mental wellbeing through its health and wellbeing provisions. The health team includes an on-site nurse and two psychologists, available daily to support pupil welfare. The cellule d'écoute offers a confidential space for students experiencing distress, conflict, or harassment, with a defined protocol and involvement of families when appropriate. Sophrologie sessions teach breathing, relaxation, and visualization techniques to reduce stress, improve concentration, and promote confidence in learning. The school also runs structured class-time activities that address self-esteem, safety, and coping strategies to foster a calm and supportive climate. These measures are integrated with mediation and citizenship initiatives to promote holistic wellbeing.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is embedded in Vauban's wellbeing framework. The cellule d'écoute serves as a formal channel to identify and address sensitive situations, with a two-adult protocol and confidential handling, involving families where appropriate. The on-site health professionals and school staff coordinate to protect pupil welfare and respond to concerns promptly. The program includes explicit topics such as harassment prevention and safe use of social networks during class-life activities, reinforcing a safe school environment. The EBEP framework and associated supports ensure appropriate accommodations and follow-up for students with special educational needs, safeguarding their rights and well-being within the learning community.

Admissions

1. Pre-enrolment for the next school year: Applications must be submitted online only, from the opening date, via the Start my online application button at the bottom of the page. This applies to all new students, including siblings of children already enrolled at Vauban. Prepare your child's pre-enrolment by reviewing curriculum descriptions per level, language pathways, and the fees simulator, and write a short personal message explaining why you want to join Vauban. A separate online file must be created for each child. 2. Re-enrolment of a Vauban student for the next school year: Re-enrolments are carried out online via the Restricted area (or by clicking the Re-enrolment button at the bottom of the page). Families will receive an e-mail specifying the start date for the re-enrolments. Re-enrolments for siblings must be carried out separately. 3. Admissions during the year: If you are considering enrolling your child at Vauban during the school year, our academic secretaries are available to answer your questions and advise you on your enrolment options. Their contact details are at the bottom of the page. They can be reached to discuss current availability and required information. 4. Admissions procedure: Open to all nationalities; Admission is open to students from other education systems as well as those coming from AEFE, France's education system, provided they pass the entrance tests. Only online applications with a complete file will be considered. The child's legal domicile must be in Luxembourg at the start of the school year, though the school may consider other situations, subject to available places. Admission in Petite Section (age 3 by 1 September) is available. 5. Confirm your enrolment: An enrolment is considered final once the €600 deposit is paid by bank transfer within eight days and all necessary documents are submitted online according to the instructions above. Once these elements have been received and validated, the enrolment confirmation takes effect. Start my online application or Re-enrolment can be used to proceed.

Scholarships

AEFE scholarships are available for families with French nationals attending Vauban in Luxembourg and are awarded based on a social assessment of the family's resources and assets. General conditions include being French nationals, residing in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, and being registered in the Registry of French Nationals Abroad; children must be at least 3 years old by the rentrée. Since this year, scholarship applications can be submitted directly on the Scolaide portal; information and guidelines are also available from the Ambassade de France and AEFE. Vauban also administers a Solidarity Fund, which provides individualized financial aid; the Fund is managed by Vauban's Scholarship Commission, which meets twice per academic year, and requests are handled through the Accounting department.

Waitlist

Waiting list: If a place cannot be offered at a given admissions committee meeting, your application will be placed on the waiting list and carried forward for review at the next committee meeting. There is no order of priority on the waiting list. Late applications submitted after the deadlines may be reviewed before the start of the school year, subject to remaining availability.

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