Lycée Français de Toronto
Lycée Français de Toronto is close to Lycée Français de Toronto, 2327, Dufferin Street, Fairbank, Toronto—St. Paul's, York, Toronto, Ontario, M6E 3S5
- Address: 2327 Dufferin St, York, ON M6E 3S5, Canada
- Phone: +1 416-924-1789
- Website: lft.ca
- Latitude, Longtitude: 43.6936418, -79.44885
Lycée Français de Toronto, opening hours today
| Day of week | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:30 AM | 6 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM | 6 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM | 6 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM | 6 PM |
| Friday | 8:30 AM | 6 PM |
Lycée Français de Toronto reviews
1 out of 5 stars I didn’t learn anything here and was overall miserable each time I came to school because I knew that the washrooms closest to lunch would be locked at lunchtime and also that the schedules were messed up one day I ended up …
Lacking many items and ideal school should have such as a first aid kit. Clearly need to look into better spending the tuition on items for the kids rather then where it shouldn’t be. In the last 4 years the schools gone down hill in satisfaction. Hopefully more care will be put in the next couple years.
It’s a very good school that follows the classic AEFE curriculum, and on top offers the OIB option. Pretty small compared to other AEFE institutions in big cities (I.e. Montreal - 4000+2500 students, while Toronto barely makes 500). The …
I didn’t learn anything here and was overall miserable each time I came to school because I knew that the washrooms closest to lunch would be locked at lunchtime and also that the schedules were messed up one day I ended up ...
Lacking many items and ideal school should have such as a first aid kit. Clearly need to look into better spending the tuition on items for the kids rather then where it shouldn’t be. In the last 4 years the schools gone down hill in satisfaction. Hopefully more care will be put in the next couple years.
It’s a very good school that follows the classic AEFE curriculum, and on top offers the OIB option. Pretty small compared to other AEFE institutions in big cities (I.e. Montreal - 4000+2500 students, while Toronto barely makes 500). The …
