Compare Affordable International Schools in Marseille, France

Instructs in French, English

Ages 3 - 11 years

Fees €11,490 - 12,990

Type Co-educational

CIPEC International School is located on Domaine de Fontvieille in Luynes, a setting among pine trees. It serves children aged 3 to 11 and offers a bilingual French-English education. The curriculum blends the French national program for French language and mathematics with the British program for English language and mathematics, with continuous use of both languages throughout the day. The timetable is Anglo-Saxon inspired, with core subjects in the morning and humanities in the afternoon. Students prepare for Cambridge and Alliance Française diplomas and benefit from assessment to track progress. The school prepares pupils for entry to international, public, and private schools. Class sizes are small, capped at 20, and the staff is international. On campus there are spaces for sport, arts, theatre and music, plus a forest area for outdoor learning and environmental activities. Extras include world festivals, Eco-Ecole programme, and Smart Wednesday enrichment with activities like sports and English support.

Application / Registration fees

- There is no one‑time entrance fee and no annual enrolment fee. Acceptance of a offered place must be confirmed within 15 days with a non‑refundable deposit to hold the place.

Tuition fees (by year group) — annual and per term (per‑term amounts shown are the annual fee divided into three equal terms for database display)

- Kindergarten (ages 3–5; K1–K3): Annual fee €11,490 · Per term (calculated) €3,830.

- Primary (Grades 1–5): Annual fee €12,990 · Per term (calculated) €4,330.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school publishes tuition as an annual charge. The per‑term figures above are a three‑term division of the published annual fee for database use (they are calculated values, not separately published term rates).

- An acceptance confirmation requires payment of a non‑refundable deposit within the 15‑day acceptance window. The school applies pro‑rata adjustments for students who leave during the school year; tuition is not charged for months not completed.

Boarding fees

- CIPEC operates as a day school for ages 3–11 and does not offer boarding provision. No boarding fees apply.

Other costs and optional fees

- Tutoring option: €750 per year.
- Third‑language option: approximately €490–€590 per year (third‑language option is listed as a separate annual charge).
- School bus service: approximately €1,990 per year.
- Morning day care (early arrival) and after‑school tutoring/options are charged separately (examples shown: morning day care from €750/year; after‑school Smart Playtime circa €850/year).
- Sibling discount: the published schedule applies a reduced fee for additional children from the same family (example published discounts: second child –7.5%, third child –15%).
- Uniform: no compulsory uniform requirement is listed; there is no mandatory uniform expense. Personal items and some small consumables (notebooks, some photos, school T‑shirts) are reported as included in the published price in the school's fee notes.

Refund information

- The acceptance deposit is non‑refundable. For families who leave during the school year, tuition is adjusted pro‑rata and fees are not due for months not completed. Specific amounts and the deposit amount are not published in the public fee summary.

Fee payment options

- The public fee information does not provide a detailed list of accepted payment methods (for example: credit card, bank transfer, SEPA direct debit) in the published fee pages. The fee pages instead describe the deposit, annual tuition and optional itemised charges.

Notes on calculations and published detail

- Annual tuition figures above are the published school-year charges; per‑term numbers are calculated by dividing the published annual fee by three and are provided for database use only (they are not separately published term invoices). The school's published fee information includes itemised optional services (bus, tutoring, third language, morning care) and sibling discounts; the acceptance deposit amount and specific payment methods are not listed in the publicly available fee summary.

Curriculum

The school's international vocation is based on bilingualism French-English, with continuous use of both languages throughout the day. Teaching is inspired by Anglo-Saxon education, with core subjects taught in the morning and humanities emphasized in the afternoon. The school prepares students for recognized diplomas (Cambridge and Alliance Française) and conducts ongoing assessment. It also prepares students for entry to international, public, and private schools. The program includes a commitment to cultural awareness through world celebrations and environmental topics, with the day enriched by activities and a focus on language development. Smart Wednesday offers after-school activities for kindergarten and primary students, including sports, language support, and English courses.

Student Teacher Ratio

Maximum 20 students per class.

Higher Education Progression

The school prepares students for entry into international, public, or private schools.

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International School of Marseille

Instructs in English, French

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees €8,900 - 9,100

Pupils 171

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

International School of Marseille (ISM) is part of the IBS group, offering a bilingual English-French education for ages 2 to 18. The curriculum combines Education Nationale and Cambridge curricula, with English and French instruction across all levels. In Nursery, language learning is embedded in activities with native-language teachers. Primary runs a bilingual immersion program: the week is split equally between English and French, and every pupil has two teachers (one Anglophone, one Francophone). Upper School provides two tracks: the International Section follows Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10–11 and the IB Diploma Programme in Years 12–13; the French Section follows the National French Education programme with the Brevet and French Baccalaureat. The Marseille campus is complemented by the Aix-en-Provence campus, on a five-hectare estate with a two-story Academic Building, a Sports Complex, a 300-seat amphitheatre, four tennis courts, a pool and outdoor fields. The school supports mobility for international higher education.

Location

The International School of Marseille is located at 27 Boulevard de la Corderie, 13007 Marseille, FRANCE. IBS Aix-Luynes in Aix-en-Provence covers Primary and Secondary programs as part of the IBS Provence network.

Stages

Nursery School; Primary; Upper School (Year 10–13). The Primary program provides bilingual immersion with half English and half French and follows Education Nationale and Cambridge curricula, with two teachers (one Anglophone and one Francophone). The Upper School offers three sections: International Section (IGCSE Cambridge followed by the IB Diploma Programme) and French Section (Brevet then Baccalaureate).

Type

International school with bilingual education in English and French; follows Education Nationale and Cambridge curricula; offers International Section (IGCSE then IB) and French Section.

Pupil Nationality Mix

78 nationalities represented; French students comprise 45% of the student population; the remaining 55% are international.

Country affiliation

France

Application fees

- Entrance fee: EUR 515. Admission and registration fees are non-refundable.
- Enrolment (registration) fee: EUR 620. Admission and registration fees are non-refundable.

Tuition fees (annual and per term)

- Nursery (PL / PS, ages 2–3): Annual tuition EUR 8,900. Based on the school's billing language that any semester started is due, the per-semester amount (inferred as Annual ÷ 2) is EUR 4,450.
- Primary (other classes, ages 4–10): Annual tuition EUR 9,100. Per-semester amount (Annual ÷ 2) is EUR 4,550.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- All payments must be made in euros. Payment methods accepted: bank transfer (wire) or cheque. Bank fees are charged to parents.
- The monthly payment plan is available only to French citizens resident in France.
- Early withdrawal or change of status requires a written letter 90 days in advance. Any semester started is due and any reimbursement for early departure is subject to approval by the Head. Student accounts must be paid in full before school records, exam results or diplomas are released. Admission and registration fees are non-refundable. If a student is expelled, no refund is given.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable for the IS Marseille campus covered by these fees (the school serves nursery and primary pupils). No boarding fees are listed for this campus.

Other costs and supplementary fees

- French as a Foreign Language (FLE) supplementary fee: EUR 2,000.
- English as a Second Language (ESL) supplementary fee: EUR 1,600.
- Mandatory school uniform (one‑time): EUR 200 (3 short sleeve polos, 2 long sleeve polos, 1 hoodie, 1 zip jacket). Tuition does not include the uniform.
- Field trip (Classe verte) for Grades 1–5 (CP to CM): approximately EUR 430 (subject to current rates).
- Book deposit (Pre-K to Grade 5 / MS to CM2): EUR 40.

Optional fees

- Morning childcare (garderie du matin): EUR 390.
- Canteen on Wednesdays: EUR 290.
- Afterschool (Year 1 to 5): Homework club is free; selected activities have individual charges (for example, dance at EUR 8 per session). Tuition does not include extracurricular activities or various excursions; IGCSE/IB and other exam fees are not included.

Sibling discount

- 5% discount for the second child, 10% for the third child, 15% for the fourth child.

Refund information (summary)

- Admission and registration fees are non-refundable. Any semester that has started is payable in full; early departure reimbursements are possible only with Head approval and require 90 days' written notice. If a student is expelled, no refund will be granted. All student accounts must be settled before academic records or examination results are released.

Fee payment options

- Accepted: bank transfer (wire) and cheque. Bank charges incurred on transfers are billed to parents and the payment reference must include the child's name/class. The monthly payment plan is restricted to French residents living in France. No credit-card payment option is listed in the school's fee information.

Curriculum

ISM Marseille is bilingual in French and English across all levels. Nursery integrates language learning into activities with exposure to both languages, taught by native-language instructors. Primary runs a bilingual immersion program where the week is split equally between English and French; each student has two teachers (one Anglophone and one Francophone) and younger students may have an assistant. In Primary, the curriculum follows Education Nationale (French national curriculum) and Cambridge, aligning French and international objectives. Upper School provides two tracks: the International Section follows the IGCSE Cambridge programme in Years 10-11 and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Years 12-13; the French Section follows the National French Education programme with the Brevet in 3ème and the French Baccalaureate in 2nde-1ère-Tle. The programs support academic mobility and preparation for European/international higher education.

Student Teacher Ratio

Primary has two teachers per class (one Anglophone and one Francophone) with additional assistive support for the youngest learners; overall emphasis on smaller class sizes.

Higher Education Progression

The Upper School offers two tracks: International Section with IGCSE Cambridge programme in Years 10-11 and IB Diploma in Years 12-13; French Section with the French National Education programme and Baccalaureate. This structure prepares students for higher education in France or internationally.

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Montessori 21 Bilingual Schools

Instructs in English, French

Ages 2 - 15 years

Fees €5,880 - 10,920

Type Co-educational

Montessori 21 Bilingual Schools is a network of ten Montessori campuses across France, plus a college with an adapted timetable. In each class two educators (one Francophone, one Anglophone) guide children, embedding English and French in learning. Classes are mixed-age, about 25–26 pupils, with AMI-trained staff, ensuring a bilingual immersion. From ages 2–6 the emphasis is on oral language; from age 6 written language arises; by age 9, English is used to teach subjects such as history and science. Each morning includes a 2.5–3 hour block of uninterrupted independent work, with Montessori materials organized by learning area. Progress is assessed twice a year through reviews covering French National Education program and emotional development. The network promotes autonomy, collaboration, wellbeing, and celebrates anglophone culture through traditions. Campuses include Aubervilliers-Villette, Paris-Jaurès, Nanterre, Courbevoie, Châtenay-Malabry, Marseille, Pau, Pantin Moderato, Plessis-Robinson, and Chaville. Extracurriculars include Afterschool programs, holiday camps, and Discovery Wednesdays for families.

Location

Montessori 21, Plessis-Robinson is located at Allée Robert-Debré, 92350 Le Plessis-Robinson. It opened in September 2022. It is accessible by Bus numbers 179, 189, 195 and 395 and by Tram line 10. It is part of the Montessori 21 bilingual French-English network.

Stages

3-6 years; 6-9 years

Type

Montessori school; bilingual French-English

Country affiliation

France

School day structure

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30–16:15; Arrival 8:30–8:45; Departure 16:15–16:30.

Bus service

Bus 179, 189, 195 and 395; Tram 10.

Application / admission fees
- First-time registration fee (première inscription): EUR 700 per child. For families enrolling two or more children, the second child's first-time registration fee is EUR 350.&

160;Re-enrolment (réinscription) fee: EUR 350 per child.

Tuition fees by school level (monthly amounts and billing basis)
- Preschool / Préschool (age 2–3): Typical tiered monthly rates are: Standard EUR 850 / month (on a 12-month basis), Reduced EUR 750 / month, Support EUR 620 / month; part‑time (mi‑temps) rates are lower where offered.
- Maison des Enfants / Kindergarten cycle (age ~3–6): Typical tiered monthly rates are: Standard EUR 820 / month (billed over 12 months), Reduced EUR 705 / month (QF 1501–2500), Support EUR 590 / month (QF 1001–1500). Part‑time (mi‑temps) rates are indicated separately (for example, EUR 640/month standard mi‑temps).
- Primary / Petits Explorateurs (age ~6–11): The same three-tier model (Standard / Reduced / Support) is applied at most primary sites; published monthly figures for elementary-level places commonly match the Maison des Enfants banding (e.g., EUR 820 / 705 / 590 on a 12‑month basis at multiple campuses).
- Collège / Lower secondary (Collège 21): Tiered monthly rates (billed over 12 months) are: Standard EUR 910 / month, Reduced EUR 800 / month, Support EUR 690 / month, Solidarity tariff EUR 490 / month (for very low QF). Annual pedagogical fees and one‑time entry dossier fees are charged in addition (see “Other fees”).

How tuition is billed and payment terms
- Tuition is normally expressed as a monthly amount and spread over 12 months to smooth family payments. Several campuses explicitly state “/mois sur 12 mois.”
- Discounts: a 4% discount is applied for a single annual payment made by the stated deadline; a 3% discount is applied for payment in two instalments (deadlines vary by year and campus). Family/sibling discounts (typically 10% for siblings) and referral credits are also published.
- Periscolaire (after‑school, Wednesdays, holiday camps) is billed either as an annual subscription spread monthly (commonly over 10 months for some periscolaire packages) or as one‑off bookings; recurring periscolaire subscriptions are invoiced monthly. Examples and precise periscolaire formulas vary by site.
- For periscolaire subscriptions and recurring services the standard collection method is automatic direct debit; occasional bookings (single days or holiday camps) generally require prepayment by card at the time of booking. A limited acceptance of E‑CESU is noted in some cases; payments by cheque or cash are not accepted for these services. Exact debit dates and monthly collection timing are set in the billing rules (examples show the 1st direct‑debit run for September's service taken on the 5th of the following month).

Boarding / residential provision
- Boarding is not part of the offered services. All Montessori 21 sites operate as day schools with optional periscolaire (after‑school) and holiday care; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and recurring fees
- School meals: where a catering service is provided, the typical meal fee is around EUR 120 per month for early‑years and primary sites; at the collège level a published catering contribution is EUR 130 per month. If families choose to supply a lunchbox, a smaller facility/cleaning contribution (commonly EUR 40 per month) is charged.
- Periscolaire example prices (illustrative examples from a campus periscolaire schedule): Mercredis découvertes (annual subscription) ~ EUR 193 / month (traiteur) for Montessori families; Afterschools subscriptions 1–4 evenings per week range by level (examples: EUR 50–175 / month depending on frequency at one campus). Holiday camp 5‑day packages are published per campus (examples: EUR 300–350 for a five‑day week depending on family status and meal option). These periscolaire amounts vary by site and by whether the family is within the Montessori 21 family rate or an external family rate.
- Annual or yearly pedagogical / material fees: some sites and levels charge an annual pedagogical fee to cover supplies, photocopies and digital access (for example, Collège pedagogical fees published as EUR 350 per year).
- Uniforms: no uniform fee or mandatory uniform programme is published; no campus‑wide uniform charge is listed. Where material costs exist they are described as pedagogical or supply fees rather than uniform fees.

Refunds and cancellation rules
- Services already started are due in full; absences are not refunded except in documented cases of hospitalisation. Periscolaire and holiday bookings that require prepayment are subject to the site‑specific cancellation and refund policy stated in the billing rules. Occasional bookings paid by card are required at the time of reservation.

Fee payment options and collection methods
- Recurring subscriptions and many billed services are collected by automatic direct debit (prélèvement automatique). Occasional bookings and holiday stages are prepaid by card. E‑CESU is accepted in limited cases for some services; payments by cheque and cash are not accepted for the periscolaire platform. Specific payment platform codes and portal procedures are used for family accounts and reservations.

Summary of the tiered pricing approach used across the network
- Montessori 21 applies a progressive, quotient‑based tariff scale (QF) across its schools: a Standard tariff (higher QF), a Reduced tariff (middle QF band), and a Support/Solidarity tariff (lower QF band). Certain sites and the Collège add a separate solidarity contribution of EUR 30 / month per family to finance scholarships. Tuition is billed monthly (most commonly over 12 months); admission/re‑registration fees and selected pedagogical or catering fees are charged in addition. &

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Curriculum

Montessori 21 applies Montessori pedagogy with mixed-age classrooms of about 25–26 children per class and two full-time adults per class, at least one AMI-trained, including one francophone and one anglophone to support bilingualism. An English-speaking teacher uses only English in the classroom, creating a daily bilingual immersion. From ages 2–6, emphasis is on oral language; from age 6, written language is introduced, with bilingual students working in both languages, and by age 9 learning in English expands to include subjects such as history and science. There is 2.5–3 hours of uninterrupted independent work every morning. Montessori materials are high-quality and organized by learning area (life, sensory, language, math, and culture for the 3–6 years; language, math, geometry, geography, history, biology, arts for the 6–12 years). Progress is assessed twice a year through a comprehensive review covering progress in the French national education program and the child's emotional development; the adolescence phase includes a Montessori collège with a complete personal, social, academic and artistic education.

Student Teacher Ratio

1:12–13 in mixed-age classrooms (two full-time teachers per class for 25–26 students).

Higher Education Progression

Pantin-Villette hosts a Montessori collège (middle school) offering education for adolescents 12–18; the collège provides a complete education including personal, social, academic and artistic development.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

A comprehensive progress review is conducted twice a year, covering progress against the National Education program and the child's emotional development. Mixed‑age classes foster collaboration, emulation, and the development of rich and respectful social relationships among students.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school provides bilingual immersion in English and French. In every class, two educators (one francophone and one anglophone) accompany the children, integrating languages into learning and daily life. From age six, oral language development is complemented by written language.

Mental Wellbeing

Emotional development is taken into account in the pedagogical progress reviews, reflecting attention to students' mental wellbeing.

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Esclaibes International School Marseille - 12

Instructs in French, English

Ages 0 - 16 years

Fees €8,264 - 10,220

Type Co-educational

Esclaibes International School Marseille offers a bilingual, Montessori-inspired education for ages 0 to 16 at a dedicated Marseille 12e campus. The creche (0–3) uses Montessori Nido environments, while bilingual kindergarten and primary years (CP to CM2) run with two teachers per class in French and English, 18 pupils per class, and concrete, active learning aligned with official curricula. Since September 2024, the Innovative International Middle School serves 6e to 3e in small multi-age classes of 18, with mornings focused on core subjects and afternoons offering pathways in languages, arts and sports, all under a project-based, debate- and experiment-rich approach that prepares students for the Brevet. Facilities include bright rooms, motor-skills areas and a large private courtyard, with lunch options and a protective, family-friendly environment. Extracurriculars span culture, sport and charitable action, including music, art and cooking workshops, fundraising for Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque and after-school bilingual workshops for families and communities.

Location

Marseille 12ᵉ arrondissement, 7 rue Gaston de Flotte, 13012 Marseille, France. The campus features bright rooms, motor skills areas and a large private courtyard designed to provide a secure learning environment. The exterior is described as a peaceful spot to be discovered on your visit. Opening hours are not listed here.

Stages

Nursery, Kindergarten, Elementary and Middle School. Montessori-inspired teaching with bilingual instruction; from CP to CM2 in elementary, and an innovative international middle school for grades 6–9 with small multi-age classes.

Type

Private bilingual international school with Montessori pedagogy.

Additional learning support

Each student benefits from individual support tailored to his or her needs.

Country affiliation

France.

School day structure

Opening hours: Crèche, kindergarten, elementary and middle school are open Monday to Friday, 8:30 am–6:30 pm. Daycare is available from 4:30 pm–6:30 pm for the kindergarten and elementary groups. On Wednesdays and during vacations, bilingual workshops and courses are offered. Lunch options include bringing a lunch box or using the catering service.

Application / one‑time fees
- Entrance (one‑time) fee: EUR 600.
- Annual administrative fee: EUR 300 (charged each year).

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term)
Note: the school's published fee schedule lists annual amounts; the per‑term figures below are shown assuming a standard three‑term academic year (annual ÷ 3) and are rounded to the nearest euro. Annual figures are taken from the published 2026/2027 fee schedule for the Marseille campus.

- Nursery 1 (Nurs. 1) — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Nursery 2 (Nurs. 2) — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Kindergarten 1 (Kindg. 1 / equivalent) — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Kindergarten 2 (Kindg. 2) — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Kindergarten 3 (Kindg. 3) — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Grade 1 — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Grade 2 — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Grade 3 — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Grade 4 — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Grade 5 — Annual: EUR 9,320. Per term (approx.): EUR 3,107.
- Grade 6 — Annual: EUR 8,264 (this total is composed of tuition and the annual administrative fee). Per term (approx.): EUR 2,755.
- Grade 7 — Annual: EUR 8,264. Per term (approx.): EUR 2,755.
- Grade 8 — Annual: EUR 8,264. Per term (approx.): EUR 2,755.

Additional breakdown shown in the published schedule for a sample pupil (example used by the school):
- Tuition (example) for a Grade 6 pupil: Tuition component EUR 7,964 (annual). Administrative fee EUR 300 (annual). Entrance fee EUR 600 (one‑time first year). Total first‑year cost in that example: EUR 8,864 (first year includes the one‑time entrance fee).

Sibling discount
- 2nd child: 10% discount on fees. 3rd child: 20% discount. 4th child: 30% discount.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Published fees are shown as annual amounts; the fee schedule also presents the one‑time entrance fee and the annual administrative fee separately. Per‑term figures above were calculated from the published annual figures by dividing by three (standard three‑term academic year) for display purposes. Exact billing dates, installment deadlines, and any late‑payment penalties are set in the school's fee schedule and billing terms.

Boarding
- No boarding provision is listed for the Marseille campus; the school operates as a day school (nursery, kindergarten, elementary and middle school) with opening hours and after‑school care.

Other costs and optional fees
- After‑school/daycare: after‑school care is available (daycare from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm); this service is optional and is not included in the base tuition. Evening care and additional daycare slots are charged as options.
- Lunch / catering: two options are offered — bring a lunch box or enroll in the catering service; the catering option is charged separately.
- Extracurricular / Wednesday Workshops and holiday workshops: these bilingual sessions and holiday immersion weeks are offered and may carry separate charges when attended as an extra service.
- Uniform: no uniform fee or mandatory uniform requirement is listed in the published fee materials that are publicly available.

Refunds and withdrawal
- A detailed refund/cancellation policy and conditions for refunding paid fees or deposits are documented in the school's full fee schedule and enrollment terms. That detailed policy is not provided in full on the public summary pages; the school's published fee schedule separates one‑time and annual fees and shows first‑year totals including entrance fees.

Fee payment options
- The publicly available fee summary presents amounts and fee components but does not list all accepted payment methods on the summary page. Families are billed for annual tuition (with common practice allowing installment payments by term); the school's administrative contacts handle invoicing and payment method arrangements. For payment logistics the school provides administrative contact addresses for the Marseille campus.

Notes on limits of publicly available information
- The school publishes a detailed PDF fee schedule for 2026–2027; the public summary and third‑party listings provide annual amounts, one‑time entrance and administrative fees, and sibling discounts. The publicly available pages do not include every billing deadline, the precise per‑term invoice amounts as officially printed in the school's PDF, the full text of the refund policy, or a definitive list of accepted payment methods. These specific operational details are set in the school's full fee schedule and administrative terms.

Curriculum

The Marseille campus serves nursery, kindergarten, elementary and middle school for ages 0–16. Bilingual teaching is provided, with two language-specific classes (French or English) supervised by two teachers. In International Elementary (CP to CM2), classes have 18 pupils and two teachers, with instruction in both French and English, following official school curricula. The program emphasizes concrete, active learning with Montessori-inspired methods. Since September 2024, the Innovative International Middle School (6e to 3e) uses small multi-age classes of 18 students; mornings cover core subjects and afternoons offer pathways in languages, arts and sports, supported by projects, debates and experiments. The Brevet examination is prepared in the middle school.

Student Teacher Ratio

18 students per class in bilingual kindergarten and elementary, and 18 students per class in the middle school. Each class is taught by two teachers.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides a structured, joyful, and reassuring daily routine in bilingual kindergarten. Children are taught in two languages, French or English, with two teachers per class, and feel at home from the moment they start thanks to adaptations designed with their well-being in mind.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Each student benefits from individual support tailored to his or her needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Bilingual teaching is provided; from ages 2.5 to 6, children are taught in two languages (French or English), each class having its own language and two teachers.

Mental Wellbeing

Learning spaces and routines are designed with children's well-being in mind to support their confidence and sense of security.

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