L’apprentissage des langues au Lycée Français de Mascate
Le LFM fait partie d’un réseau international de 495 lycées français du Monde, qui fait notamment la promotion d’un enseignement plurilingue, s’appuyant sur les recommandations de l’AEFE, renouvelées à travers le dispositif du parcours adapté et renforcé en langues étrangères, le PARLÉ.
Le LFM fait partie d’un réseau international de 495 établissements à travers le monde qui fait notamment la promotion d’un enseignement plurilingue. A partir de la rentrée 2018-2019, les élèves apprennent l’Anglais et l'arabe dès la Maternelle et d’autres langues à partir du Collège et au Lycée.
Les langues au LFM
Nos élèves ont la possibilité d’individualiser leur apprentissage des langues à travers le riche parcours en langues proposé par notre établissement :
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Un enseignement plurilingue avec de l'Anglais et de l'arabe dès la Maternelle
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Espagnol, Allemand et Latin à partir du Collège
Anglais renforcé
The English department consists of 5 English speaking teachers who all have experience of teaching children. All classes are conducted in English. The children in this school are put into classes according to their English level so when they arrive their English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills are tested and they are placed in class accordingly.
Maternelle
The children in PS, MS and GS are introduced to English songs, stories, nursery rhymes and common vocabulary themes throughout the year as well as introducing them to reading and writing in English using a successful programme known as Jolly Phonics. Each class has a beginner and an advanced level. See the video for an idea of how Jolly Phonics works.
Primary and Secondary
The older children use excellent course books designed for non-native students of English (devised by Cambridge University Press) as well as having access to English web sites, books, magazines, DVDs and songs. The course books we have chosen will help the children focus on speaking, listening, reading, writing and grammatical skills as well as help prepare them to pass a Cambridge English exam in the future. The school introduced Cambridge English ESOL exams (Starters, Movers, Flyers, KET, PET & FCE) two years ago and all the children who have completed the exams at the British Council have been successful. It is not compulsory to do the Cambridge exams and, if the children do not take the exam, it in no way reflects upon the child’s level the following year. Click the links below to find out more about the Cambridge exams: