Lux Mundi et Sal TerraeThe Light of the World and the Salt of the Earth
Numbers that build trust
2011 — Founded
15+ years of excellence
100+ — Graduates
Since 2011, BRIF has seen more than 100 of its students graduate. They now pursue higher education at universities in the United Kingdom, Brazil, and Nigeria — proof that the bilingual education received at BRIF opens doors around the world.
99% — Exam success rate
Fewer than one candidate in a hundred has failed since 2011.
3 — Educational programmes
Cambridge International, Classic Programme, and IMI Programme.
20+ — Nationalities represented
UK, France, Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea, Senegal, Ghana, Togo, and more.
15 — Maximum class size
We keep classes small so no child slips through the cracks.
Who we are
Our vision, mission & values
Vision
At British & French Academy, our vision is to shape tomorrow's decision-makers, versatile international professionals, and leaders. Our qualified teachers awaken each child's gifts, ensuring personalized guidance and nurturing every child's unique potential.
Mission
British & French Academy (BRIF) was founded by parents and run by educators who share your aspirations. We educate and train your child in a healthy, serene, and secure environment, ensuring each child receives the guidance and support they need.
Values
At British & French Academy, our core values shape our educational philosophy. Excellence: striving for the highest standards of education through continuous evaluation. Development: focusing on the holistic growth of each learner, nurturing their unique talents. Responsibility: providing resources to build responsible leaders of tomorrow. Through these values, we create an environment that fosters excellence, nurtures development, and embraces responsibility.
2011Since
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A school founded by parents
Born from what families truly needed
British & French Academy was founded by parents. At a time when no school in Cotonou offered a genuinely complete education in both worlds, they wanted something different: a fully Francophone curriculum and a fully Anglophone one, side by side, so that every child could feel a native connection to the French-speaking and the English-speaking world alike. That conviction is still what we build on today.