French Lycées are secondary schools in France that cater to students aged 15 to 18. They prepare students for the Baccalauréat, a national examination that is essential for university admission. Lycées offer various tracks, including general, technological, and vocational education, allowing students to focus on their interests and career goals. In addition to academic subjects, French Lycées emphasize critical thinking, creativity, and cultural education. Students often participate in extracurricular activities, such as sports and arts, which contribute to their overall development. The structure and curriculum of Lycées aim to equip students with the skills needed for higher education and the workforce.