As part of the works to be carried out on 18 July 2025 in the reception desk offices of the Department of Education, Youth and Sport (DENJS), we would like to inform you that the department will be closed to the public. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
As a reminder, the Department receives now visitors in its offices situated at 5 Promenade Honoré II. - Hall A (2nd floor).
The enrolment period for Lycée in public and private schools for the 2025-2026 school year will take place on the following dates:
In state schools: from Monday 13 January to Friday 20 June 2025 inclusive.
In private schools: from Monday 13 January to Monday 2 June 2025 inclusive.
Lycées provide education for teenagers aged 15 to 17, from Seconde (Year 11) to Terminale (Year 13). At the end of this three-year programme, students take the baccalaureate examination.
Understanding the process
All children aged six to sixteen who are Monegasque nationals or living in Monaco must be enrolled in a state or private school in the Principality (Act no 1.334 of 12 July 2007).
For the second part of their secondary education, children attend a lycée.
For pupils who are Monegasque nationals or whose parents are legally resident in Monaco, and who are applying to enrol in the Principality for the first time.
For pupils enrolled in 3ème (Year 10) in a Monegasque school.
In other cases, a request for exemption is required from the Department of Education, Youth and Sport (DENJS). This can be done between 1 January and 15 May 2025.
If your child is enrolled in a school outside the Principality or is homeschooled, you are required to inform the Director of the Department of Education, Youth and Sport by submitting a declaration.
The declaration should state the surname(s), first name(s) and date of birth of your child, their address and the details of the school in which they are enrolled.
In addition, I would like to remind you that anyone failing to meet this obligation is liable to criminal prosecution.
You will be subject to the terms and checks set out in Article 5 of Act no. 1.334 of 12 July 2007 concerning education
This option prepares students for the General Baccalaureate and for higher education at a University or a Classe préparatoire (preparatory classes for the entrance examinations to France’s most prestigious universities, the grandes écoles).
Following the reforms to the baccalaureate examinations introduced in 2021, the previous streams (literary (L), economic and social sciences (ES) and scientific (S)) that were available to students studying for the general baccalaureate no longer exist. Instead, each student now chooses their own speciality subjects.
Lycée Albert Ier
1 place de la Visitation
Phone: (+377) 98 98 44 00
Website: lycee-albert1er.gouv.mc
Self-service canteen, information and documentation centre, multi purpose hall
François d’Assise Nicolas Barré school
ROQUEVILLE SITE
11 avenue de Roqueville
Phone: (+377) 97 70 25 90
Website: www.fanb.mc
Self-service canteen, an information and documentation centre.
Technological education prepares students for short graduate courses.
There are 3 sections available:
- STMG Series: Technological Secondary Education Diploma in Management Sciences and Technologies
- STI2D series: Technological Secondary Education diploma in Science and Technology of Industry and Sustainable Development – Energy and Environment option
- STHR series: Technological Secondary Education Diploma in Science and Technology for Hospitality and Catering
Lycée Albert Ier
4 place de la Visitation
Phone: (+377) 98 98 44 00
Website: lycee-albert1er.gouv.mc
Self-service canteen, information and documentation centre, multi purpose hall
STMG Series
STI2D Series
Lycée Rainier III
7 Allée Lazare Sauvaigo
Phone: (+377) 98 98 86 72
Website: lycee-rainier3.gouv.mc
Self-service canteen, swimming pool and gymnasium, information and documentation centre.
STHR Series
This channel is available to students at the end of Secondary School (Classe de 3eme – Year 10) in three areas of specialisation: Hotels and Catering, Service Sector and Industrial Sector.
The courses last 3 years and lead to one of the following 7 professional Baccalaureates. It is also possible to take a course leading to the award of a vocational training certificate (CAP). This course generally lasts two years.
Hotels and Catering Category
- Vocational Secondary Education Diploma in Cookery
- Vocational Secondary Education Diploma in Marketing and Catering Services
- Vocational Training Certificate (CAP) in Restaurant Production and Service (fast-food, institutional and corporate catering, cafeterias)
Service Sector Category
- Vocational Secondary Education Diploma in Assisting with the Management of Organisations and their Operations
- Vocational Secondary Education Diploma in Commerce and Sales Professions, Option A: Organisation and Management of Commercial Spaces
- Vocational Secondary Education Diploma in Reception Services
Industrial Sector Category
- Vocational Secondary Education Diploma in Maintenance of Smart Production Systems
- Vocational Secondary Education Diploma in Electricity and Connected Environments
Once students receive a vocational diploma they can continue their studies to the graduate level.
Lycée Rainier III
7 allée Lazare Sauvaigo
Phone: (+377) 98 98 86 72
Website: lycee-rainier3.gouv.mc
Self-service canteen, swimming pool and gymnasium, information and documentation centre.
Monegasque pupils and/or those residing in the Principality and pupils with an exemption who are already enrolled in 3ème (Year 10) in a Monegasque state school may enrol at the Lycée Albert Ier or at Lycée Rainier III (subject to the decision of the Class Council at the end of the year).
In other cases, a request for exemption is required from the Department of Education, Youth and Sport (DENJS).
The enrolment period for 2025-2026 will take place from Monday 13 January to Friday 20 June 2025 inclusive.
Collating the documents
- If the pupil is of Monegasque nationality, a copy of certificate of the pupil's nationality
- If the parents or pupil are not of Monegasque nationality, but are resident in the Principality, a copy of the residence permit of the legal guardian(s) or the pupil, if he/she is over 16 years old
- If your residence permit is dated more than six months ago, you will need to provide a residence certificate
- A copy of the certificate of school attendance for the current year
- A copy of both sides of a proof of identity document of the pupil (identity card, foreign identity card, passport)
- A copy of both sides of a proof of identity document of the legal guardian(s) (identity card, foreign identity card, passport)
- For divorced parents: the divorce ruling (translated into French if necessary) and any official document that sets out the child’s living arrangements
- For parents who are separated: a copy of any official document that sets out the child’s living arrangements. If you do not have an official document, you should provide a photocopy of a family allowance statement and/or a photocopy of your social insurance card
- A copy of a certificate of civil liability insurance, mentioning the name of the child (optional)
- A copy of school reports for the current year
- A copy of the orientation form
- At the end of the school year, for all new enrolments, a certificate of deregistration from the child's previous school, mentioning the decision of the Class Council (except for children who have been homeschooled)
NOTE: The documents listed above are a vital part of the child’s school records and must be provided before their enrolment can be confirmed.
The enrolment period for 2025-2026 will take place from Monday 13 January to Friday 20 June 2025 inclusive.
Collating the documents
- If the pupil is of Monegasque nationality, a copy of certificate of the pupil's nationality
- If the parents or pupil are not of Monegasque nationality, but are resident in the Principality, a copy of the residence permit of the legal guardian(s) or the pupil, if he/she is over 16 years old
- If your residence permit is dated more than six months ago, you will need to provide a residence certificate
- A copy of the certificate of school attendance for the current year
- A copy of both sides of a proof of identity document of the pupil (identity card, foreign identity card, passport)
- A copy of both sides of a proof of identity document of the legal guardian(s) (identity card, foreign identity card, passport)
- For divorced parents: the divorce ruling (translated into French if necessary) and any official document that sets out the child’s living arrangements
- For parents who are separated: a copy of any official document that sets out the child’s living arrangements. If you do not have an official document, you should provide a photocopy of a family allowance statement and/or a photocopy of your social insurance card
- A copy of a certificate of civil liability insurance, mentioning the name of the child (optional)
- A copy of school reports for the current year
- A copy of the orientation form
- At the end of the school year, for all new enrolments, a certificate of deregistration from the child's previous school, mentioning the decision of the Class Council (except for children who have been homeschooled)
NOTE: The documents listed above are a vital part of the child’s school records and must be provided before their enrolment can be confirmed.
Monegasque pupils and/or those residing in the Principality and pupils with an exemption who are already enrolled in 3ème (Year 10) in a Monegasque state school may enrol at the François d’Assise - Nicolas Barré school (subject to the decision of the Class Council at the end of the year).
In other cases, a request for exemption is required from the Department of Education, Youth and Sport (DENJS).
The enrolment period for 2025-2026 will take place from Monday 13 January to Monday 2 June 2025 inclusive, you can contact the secretarial office at your lycée to obtain the paper application form.
Collating the documents
- A birth certificate showing proof of parentage
- A photocopy of the vaccination record book
- A certificate of baptism (until 5ème [Year 8]) for Catholic children
- Four recent ID photos
- For divorced parents: the divorce ruling (translated into French if necessary) and any official document that sets out the child’s living arrangements
- For parents who are separated: a copy of any official document that sets out the child’s living arrangements. If you do not have an official document, you should provide a photocopy of a family allowance statement and/or a photocopy of your social insurance card
- School results for the current year (termly reports, etc.)
- At the end of the school year, for all new enrolments, a certificate of deregistration from the child's previous school, mentioning the decision of the Class Council
Monegasque families:
- A child’s certificate of nationality (or the one of the parents if only they are Monegasque)
Families resident in Monaco
- A residence certificate less than 6 months old from the parents
- A copy of a valid residence permit for the child’s legal guardians (if over 16 years old)
NOTE: The documents listed above are a vital part of the child’s school records and must be provided before their enrolment can be confirmed.
A test will be carried out to assess your child's level if:
- His or her mother tongue is a language other than French
- Your child was previously enrolled in a private school that was not under contract
The school will inform you of the arrangements for taking this test.
See also
See also
Legal Reference
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5 Promenade Honoré II - Hall A - 2ème étage
98000 Monaco
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From Monday to Friday from 9:30am to 5:00pm
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