EFAM Unveils Coding, Robotics Programs & Facility Upgrades for 2026-2027 School Year

EFAM unveils new programs, facilities for 2026-2027 school year

The École Française de Miami (EFAM) is introducing a slate of new educational programs and facility upgrades for the 2026-2027 school year, aiming to enhance student experience and academic offerings. These changes include an enriched curriculum, expanded bilingual options, and modern learning spaces.

South Miami families with students at EFAM will see significant updates starting with the new academic year. The school has implemented a new enriched pedagogical program across all levels. This includes a reinforced bilingual option for primary and secondary cycles, providing students with deeper immersion in both French and English.

Technology and science education are also expanding. EFAM will introduce coding and robotics courses for students starting in CE2. To support these new offerings, the school opened a modernized science laboratory and a dedicated artistic creation space. These facilities aim to provide hands-on learning opportunities in STEM and the arts.

Beyond academics, EFAM has increased its capacity by adding new classrooms to accommodate more students. The school also implemented a new cafeteria system, which now features organic and locally sourced food options. This change reflects a commitment to student well-being and sustainable practices. Additionally, EFAM is developing new cultural and sports partnerships with local Miami institutions, aiming to provide students with broader extracurricular opportunities.

Parents seeking more information about the upcoming school year can find details on key registration dates and parent information meetings directly from the school. These sessions will provide comprehensive overviews of the new programs and changes.