History
Thanks to the initiative of a small group of parents, some fifteen children are starting their first year of school in a room located in the garden of the French Consulate. This marked the birth of the French school in Düsseldorf, which the following year became part of the Académie de Strasbourg to guarantee teaching approved by the French Ministry of Education.
The French school moves into its own premises at 220 Graf-Recke-Strasse.
The school is the victim of arson. The ravaged premises were demolished and reconstruction began very quickly. The city authorities are supporting the school with a considerable reduction in bureaucracy, and classes can resume in September at the Greek school's Hermannplatz facilities. At the end of April 1986, classes resumed in the new buildings.
The school opens classes in seconde, première and terminale and becomes a Lycée. To bring the school into line with this new offer, the Parents' Association and the school management, led by its first Headmaster, Mr. Portzer, decided to build a new building comprising 8 classrooms and a laboratory.
Extension of the kindergarten and creation of 4 new classrooms served by a separate entrance hall, as well as maintenance and archive rooms in the basement.
After a year's work, a new building was put into operation. It includes a canteen, eight classrooms, two practical rooms and four offices for administrative staff.
Every new school year brings its own innovations, and this year's new logo marks the start of an evolution in our school's image.
Inauguration of a new 2-storey building with classrooms and language rooms dedicated to the elementary school - an elevator for disabled access on the ground floor, secondary school classrooms, school life offices and a vast CDI on the 1st floor, secondary school classrooms including an art/music room, 2 fully-equipped laboratories, a preparation room, a teachers' lounge and a high school students' foyer on the 2nd floor.
Inauguration of new sports facilities: 850m2 green multisport field area, athletics and table tennis playgrounds and a pyramid/spider for the elementary school. The kindergarten playgrounds are also being renovated and upgraded with new paving, 50m2 of safe rubber surfacing, new play equipment, swings and a 4m x 8m sandbox.
Lycée Français Simone Veil
celebrated its 60th anniversary, making it an unforgettable day for students, parents, grandparents, teachers, management and staff.
"Schule ohne Rassismus - Schule mit Courage" - label.
a network of some 3,800 schools with over 2 million pupils, and becomes the first school in the AEFE network to receive this label.