Blog Lycée Molière Zaragoza

The summer holidays are here! And it's time to choose where and how to spend your free time with your family. Did you know that doing activities in nature encourages a connection with the environment, as well as improving your children's physical condition and mental wellbeing? From the International School of Zaragoza Lycée français Molière we propose 5 plans to do this summer in the Aragonese Pyrenees with children. Do you want to discover them? 1. Cascada de las Neg...

From music, where our students create musical projects, to the end-of-year shows, French music is an integral part of all areas of the Lycée français Molière international school in Saragossa. Knowing how it has evolved over time is important to understand the history and the cultural and social context of a place, its inhabitants, and even how it has influenced the rest of the world. French music in the...

The good weather has finally arrived in Zaragoza. With the beginning of spring, the days are longer, the temperatures are more pleasant, and it's more appealing to get out of the house to enjoy some good times with the family. From the international trilingual school Lycée français Molière we suggest five things to do with children in spring in Zaragoza. Zaragoza in bloom From the 22nd to the 25th of May a new edition of Zaragoza Florece will be held, one of the most popular plans for...

Choosing a school for your son or daughter is a decision that is not taken lightly. At the Lycée Français Molière we understand the importance of this process, which is why we offer fully personalised private visits so that you can get to know our educational project, our values and the environment in which your child will learn. Unlike traditional open days, the private visit allows you to explore the school at your own pace, to find out more about the school, and to...

At the trilingual school Lycée français Molière, we believe that learning several languages from an early age is one of the best opportunities we can offer our pupils. In fact, we believe that languages are the key to the future. Why is it important for children to learn several languages from an early age? Benefits During the first years of life, the brain is at its most receptive, which facilitates the acquisition of new languages in a very short time....