National Protestant College

The National Protestant College was founded in 1949 in the Ras Beirut area in the heart of Beirut. The school began as an elementary school for girls that was also known as Mrs. Jraidini’s School after the name of its first principal, Mrs. Rida Jraidini.

Raising and educating our children is not an easy task. The success of this most important mission requires cooperation between parents and school. We are expected to provide a peaceful and secure family environment for our children so that they can function in a relaxed and studious atmosphere for maximum achievement. We should never treat our children harshly; severity will hinder their academic performance, affect their character negatively, and diminish their self-esteem.

We are also called upon to involve ourselves in our children's education. Your acceptance and support are essential for the success of our school's policies, mission, as well as your child's education. You play a pivotal role in training your children to assume responsibility for their actions, to respect the rights of others, to develop self-discipline, to fulfill duties, and to respect appointments and deadlines.

The National Protestant College, a firm believer in equality among all people regardless of color, religion, social status, or allegiance, is an institution with an educational, humanitarian, and patriotic mission that aims at nurturing open-minded, conscientious, and compassionate citizens who will respect and understand individual differences.

The NPC implements the Lebanese curriculum as modified to conform to its educational philosophy with emphasis on character education and foreign languages. English is the language of instruction all subjects except for Arabic and Social Studies (History, Geography, and Civics). Students also learn French as the second foreign language throughout the school grades beginning in Preschool.

NPC BEIRUT
Ras Beirut, Ibrahim Abdul Aal Street, Beirut, Lebanon
Tel: 01 742318/9