TESTING FOR ENTRY INTO THE SECONDARY SECTION OF THE ENGLISH NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2010/2011
Testing for entry into the Secondary Section of the English National Programme for September 2010 will take place at the Lycée International in Ferney-Voltaire on:
Thursday 20th May 2010 from 14h00
For families who are unable to attend this testing session, a further session will be held just before the school reopens in September.
The test applies to children who speak English fluently at mother tongue or good second language level.
- New families should email
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stating that you would like to enrol your child(ren) for testing for admission to the Secondary Section in the English National Programme in September 2010. You will then be sent details about how to log on to the Parent Database and complete the information required for your family and child.
- Existing English National Programme parents should log on to the Parent Database (https://ala-elp-db.web.cern.ch/ala-elp-db/) and click on ‘Please visit this page to enrol new children in the Programme’. Please complete and submit the details requested.
THIS TESTING APPLIES ONLY TO CHILDREN NOT CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN THE ENGLISH NATIONAL PROGRAMME. Parents of children already enrolled in the English National Programme, including those currently in CM2, will be invited to re-enrol via the Parent Database in April 2010.
Further Information
The English National Programme is an international section within the Lycée International. All students must therefore be enrolled in the Lycée to join the Programme. For information on the Lycée please consult www.lyferney.net. For admission to the Lycée please contact Mme Elodie Janin at
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The Lycée will run tests in French and mathematics on the morning of 20th May 2010 for students who are not transferring from a French school. Pupils coming directly from a French school are not tested in these subjects.
Tuition in the English National Programme generally occupies six hours in the Collège and six - eight hours in the Lycée timetable each week. All other hours and subjects are taught in French following the French state curriculum
Further information on admissions, curriculum, fees and other issues are available on this website.