"To guarantee them an intellectual, moral and civic education.The Lycée Libanais Francophone Privé undertakes for students of the school: It is one of a small number of not for profit schools in Dubai. The school aims to provide a secular education based on the values of respect for other human beings, diversity and the interaction of diverse cultures. Several boards and committees participate in the operation of the institution: the Board of directors the educational management council the executive committee the governing board the educational council the parents' committee and student committees. The school is now managed through a Board of Governors made up of six representatives of the original contributors. The capacity of the new campus is almost 50 percent higher than that of the Muhaisnah school. The new Lycée Libanais Francophone Privé - Meydan, has initially opened to Grade 5 (CM2) and it is our understanding that the new school will open fully to Terminale in 2022-23. In August 2021, Lycée Libanais Francophone Privé opened a branch campus at Meydan. The school was originally founded to meet the needs of the Lebanese Francophone community in Dubai and the Northern Emirates, and was set up through the contribution of 37 Lebanese citizens, who together raised AED 10 million to establish the school. LLFP was rated Very Good for the fourth year in a row in the 2018-19 KHDA inspection round. The school was established in 2003 to cater to French-speaking families. A relatively small school Lycée Libanais Francophone Privé, located in Al Muhaisnah, caters to approximately 1,200 mainly Lebanese national boys and girls aged three to 18 years.
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