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If you're researching international schools in Bordeaux, France, this page lists every school we know of and lets you sort, filter and compare them — without school marketing in the way. The most common curriculum is French Curriculum, taught by 3 of the schools below. Annual tuition spans roughly 6,210–16,094 EUR, with the average sitting around 10,330. The oldest school listed is Bordeaux International School, opened in 1987.
Compare 3 international schools in Bordeaux, France. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 10,330), location, and more to find the right international school now.
Ermitage International School Bordeaux is located in Caudéran in a 19th‑century main building with a private 1,800 m² garden used as an outdoor learning space. The campus blends historic character with modern facilities and bright classrooms opening onto the garden. Recently renovated, it features interactive screens, a 3D printer, and a science laboratory to support hands‑on exploration. On‑site spaces include a visual arts room, a music area, a multi‑sports pitch, and a dojo for movement and motor skills. For sport and recreation, the school has access to Villa Primrose tennis and field hockey club and the Bel‑Air complex with multiple pitches. Ermitage teaches in French, Montessori, and bespoke curricula and is affiliated with the French national education system. The school enrolls students aged 2 to 18 and provides bilingual French‑English study; ages 2 to 11 learn in French, English or bilingual formats, with continuity through high school.
Bordeaux International School (BIS) is a bilingual international school in central Bordeaux serving ages 3–18. The curriculum uses Cambridge International Education as its framework, and BIS has been an official Cambridge centre since 1991, delivering Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Levels with most subjects taught in English and exams available in students' home language where possible. The bilingual English–French programme runs across Early Learning, Primary and Middle School, while Upper School follows Cambridge pathways. BIS operates as an SCOP (Educational Cooperative) since 1999, founded in 1987, and uses a democratic four‑house system (Cousteau, Montesquieu, Alienor, Rosa Bonheur). Class sizes are small (10–12 in Early Learning; 16 in Primary and Secondary). Facilities include four sections with dedicated learning spaces, a new Art studio (2023), a Dance and Drama studio, and an on-site canteen; a nearby sports centre provides an Olympic pool, track and tennis courts. BIS also administers SATs and offers extensive clubs and trips to foster international-mindedness and leadership.
International School 33 offers an integrated IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) plus the Career-related Programme, alongside the French National Education curriculum. The school serves ages 2 to 18 as an international institution based in France, with a focus on bilingual education. In the primary cycle, core subjects are taught in equal French and English, with a bilingual approach and two days per week in each language. Cambridge exams are part of the programme, with Cambridge Young Learners available and a reported 100% pass rate, and Cambridge exam preparation provided annually. The campus comprises two modern buildings 500 metres apart: Building 1 (kindergarten to grade 8) and Building 2 (grades 9 to 12). Facilities include a library, science laboratory, visual arts rooms, interactive screens, tablets and 3D printers, plus outdoor space and a dojo for sport. The school emphasises wellbeing, field trips, and a range of arts, sport, and service activities.
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