Lycée Louis Massignon

LLM's fee structure is one of its most compelling arguments as a school choice. Annual tuition fees for 2025-2026 range from AED 31,450 at Preschool level to AED 49,210 at senior secondary (Grades 10-12) - approved by ADEK and published transparently on the school's website. To put this in context: the school delivers a Very Good ADEK-rated, AEFE-accredited French Baccalauréat education at fees that are significantly below the AED 60,000-100,000+ range charged by many comparable international schools in Abu Dhabi. For families seeking a rigorous, internationally recognised curriculum at a price point that does not demand AED 300,000 over six years of secondary schooling, LLM represents a rare combination of quality and affordability. The fee payment structure is quarterly, with the first quarter covering four months and therefore carrying a higher initial payment than subsequent quarters. This is a standard French school payment model and families should budget accordingly for the front-loaded first-term payment. A re-enrolment deposit of AED 1,000 is required to secure a place for the following academic year, credited against fees. Fees for Nursery (Preschool) include all school supplies, reducing the additional cost burden for the youngest students. For primary students, textbooks are provided by the school; families are responsible only for consumables. Secondary students must source their own textbooks and equipment - a cost that should be factored into annual budgeting. School transport (bus) is available at AED 5,643 per year - a fixed additional cost for families not within walking or driving distance. No book or uniform fees are listed in the ADEK fee schedule, though the school does have a uniform requirement. Sibling discounts and scholarship information are not publicly detailed on the school's website; prospective families should contact the admissions office directly. The school's not-for-profit status under the French Embassy and AEFE governance means that fee increases are subject to ADEK approval and are not driven by commercial profit motives - a meaningful structural protection for families against aggressive annual fee escalation.