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Collège Français Bilingue de Londres

Independent co-ed all-through school in Camden for ages 3–15. Selective entry.

  • Rank #283
  • ISI Ofsted
  • Fees £16.5k/yr
  • co-ed
  • Kentish Town, Camden

Outcomes

Where leavers go after sixth form.

Russell Group
0%

of leavers

US Ivy
0

Exam results

A level A*–A and GCSE 9–7, recalibrated for 2026.

A-level A*–A
0%

Recalibrated

GCSE 9–7
0%
Russell Group rate
0%

Entry points & fees

EntryYearPlacesAssessmentDay fee (max)
4+Reception—Interview · Observation£16.5k
7+Year 3—School's own exam · Interview£16.5k
ReceptionMAINReception—School's own exam · Interview · Reference / report£16.5k
Year 7MAINYear 7—Non-selective£16.5k

Houseroom Index

Our composite score, broken down by pillar.

Index score

47

/ 100

National rank #283

Academic17
Destinations53
Future-ready69
Pastoral70
Value-add9
Access & breadth75
External consensus70

Inspections

OFSTED

Outstanding

Inspected 2025-09-16

Pupils are given an educational experience that inspires them to be the best they can, regardless of their background or starting point. Pupils delight in the first-class opportunities for learning, whether through the high-quality curriculum or the additional events, trips and activities. The school's distinctive bilingual character underpins everything it does.

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Editorial verdict

head

David Gassian Since 2021, David Gassian, previously head of the primary school. Joined the school as a teacher in 2011. Has a strong and warm relationship with parents, who were thrilled when he stepped up as head. Has brought about many positive changes,

ethos

Founded in 2011 by the French ministry of education as part of the growing AEFE network (agency for French education abroad), to meet growing demand (at that time) for more French schools in London. Brexit has subsequently reduced the number of

teaching

In 2025, 100 per cent pass rate including 100 per cent with honours/distinction at the Brevet (French equivalent to GCSEs). ### Teaching & learning The main draw is the bilingual programme. ‘This is not just a French school,’ say parents, ‘we chose it for its outstanding levels of both French and English.’ In primary (PSM to CM2/nursery to year 6), children receive classes on a Monday and

Compare with peers

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    Maria Montessori Institute matches on co-ed day schooling, is located very close in Camden, London, and shares a similar non-selective ethos with overlapping entry phases including 7+ and 11+.

  • Fees £13.5kA*-A 0%Oxbridge 0%Rank #287

    Deutsche Schule London is co-ed day with selective entry, located within a reasonable commute in Richmond upon Thames, and falls within a similar fee tier, offering an independent all-through education.

  • Fees £15.1k

    L'Ecole Bilingue Elementaire is co-ed day, located in Westminster close to Camden, and shares a bilingual ethos with overlapping early entry phases, fitting the fee and selectivity tier.

  • Fees £15.4k

    AZBUKA Russian-English Bilingual School is co-ed day, within London (Hammersmith), has selective entry, and offers a bilingual ethos with fees comparable to the target school.

  • Fees £19.0k

    Norwegian School in London is co-ed day, within London (Merton), has a non-selective ethos, and fees closely match the target, with overlapping entry phases for younger children.

How peers are chosen

Matched on sex, boarding, entry phase, location, fee band, tier and outcomes. Scoring: 0.45 outcome similarity, 0.25 structured, 0.10 embedding, 0.20 AI re-rank. Refreshed yearly and when a profile changes.

Open days, bursaries and how to apply: Collège Français Bilingue de Londres profile →