Clubs

The Collège des Saints-Cœurs Kfarhbab is a private Catholic institution located in Kfarhbab-Ghazir, Lebanon. Founded in 1979, it offers education accredited by the French Ministry of Education, from preschool to high school. The school values academic excellence, innovation, and global openness while promoting citizenship education and sustainable development.

Founded by the Congregation of the Sisters of the Rosary, Collège des Sœurs du Rosaire is located in Maamrieh, Saïda. The school provides quality education based on Christian values, with a trilingual curriculum (Arabic, French, and English). It focuses on the integral development of students, emphasizing autonomy, teamwork, and citizenship.

Founded in 1940 and entrusted to the Antonine Sisters, Collège Saint Joseph gradually expanded, becoming coeducational in 1967 and offering education up to the final year of secondary school. In 2000, it began the construction of a sports and cultural center, as well as a theater, both inaugurated in 2004–2005, to better serve its students […]

Collège Sainte Thérèse is a private school located in Amioun, in northern Lebanon. It offers quality education based on Christian values, from kindergarten to secondary level, with a strong focus on the intellectual, moral, and spiritual development of its students.

The Saint-Joseph des Filles de la Charité School in Zouk Mikael is a private institution founded by the Daughters of Charity congregation. It offers education from kindergarten to high school, with a focus on human values, social engagement, and academic excellence. The school stands out through its educational and environmental projects that actively involve students.

The Collège Élysée Hazmieh is a private school, founded in 1990, offering quality education based on both the Lebanese and international programs. The institution focuses on the intellectual, moral, and social development of its students. With modern facilities and an experienced teaching staff, the college prepares its students to succeed in higher education and beyond.

Saint-Jean Okaïbé School, founded in 1984, is a private educational institution located in Okaïbé, in the Kesrouane region. It offers primary and secondary programs, with an emphasis on the moral and spiritual development of its students. The school also participates in extracurricular activities.

The Notre-Dame of the Antonine Sisters School of Kfarchima is an educational institution founded by the Congregation of the Antonine Sisters. It offers programs from preschool to secondary education, with an emphasis on moral and spiritual development. The college also organizes extracurricular activities and is working on accrediting its curriculum.

The Saint-Vincent des Sœurs de la Charité, founded in 1904 in Baskinta, offers education following the Lebanese curriculum, with complementary subjects such as moral education, arts, music, and physical education. The school provides both an academic section and a technical section (secretarial work, cooking, computer science, accounting), as well as a boarding facility for girls.

The Notre-Dame de Lourdes School in Antelias, founded in 1885, is managed by the Congregation of the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family. The institution welcomes approximately 480 students aged 3 to 16, without distinction of race, social status, academic background, or religion. The school’s educational project aims to promote the intellectual and social development […]