Lycée Louis Massignon

LLM's school fees for 2025-26 are set and approved by ADEK, ranging from AED 31,450 at Preschool level to AED 49,210 for Grades 10-12. These fees are paid quarterly, with the first quarter comprising four months and therefore carrying a higher payment than the subsequent two instalments. The school's official fee approval letter is publicly available on its website, confirming ADEK compliance. In the context of Abu Dhabi private school fees, LLM sits firmly in the mid-range bracket - significantly below the premium tier occupied by British and IB schools charging AED 65,000-95,000 at secondary level, but above the entry-level French curriculum options. For a school with an AEFE-accredited French national curriculum, homologation by the French Ministry of Education, an Outstanding-rated safeguarding framework, and a Very Good ADEK rating, this fee level represents genuine value. The Baccalauréat qualification carries international university recognition comparable to A-Levels and the IB Diploma at a materially lower cost than most IB schools in Abu Dhabi. Nursery school fees cover all school supplies - parents need only provide personal items such as a school bag, water bottle, and handkerchiefs. For elementary school, textbooks are provided by the school; only consumables (pencil case, pens, notebooks) are the parent's responsibility. For secondary school, parents are required to provide all equipment including textbooks. The school operates a canteen with an external catering provider; meals are registered online. School transport is available at AED 5,643 per year. The school also requires a re-enrolment advance payment of AED 1,000 to secure a place for the following year, credited against the first quarter's fees. For families considering sibling discounts: the school's admissions documentation references a discount structure for third and fourth children from the same family (10% and 15% respectively, based on historical fee structures). Parents should confirm current discount terms directly with the school's admissions office, as these are not explicitly published in the 2025-26 ADEK-approved fee schedule. No formal scholarship or bursary programme is publicly documented on the school's website, which is a limitation for families who might benefit from financial assistance.