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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Alliance Bilingual International School (ABI Paris) is a bilingual French–English institution serving ages 2 to 16. Located at 10–14 Rue Claude Pouillet in Paris's 17th arrondissement, it opens in September 2026. The toddler program provides language exposure with two adults, one French-speaking and one English-speaking, ensuring both languages are present throughout the day. From ages 3 to 12, Kindergarten and elementary students follow a immersion: half the week with an English-speaking teacher and half with a French-speaking teacher. In middle and high school, core subjects are taught in both languages, supporting seamless bilingual proficiency. The curriculum includes STEAM education and programs in arts, music, drama and dance, as well as physical education and team sports. Extracurriculars feature science, literature and debate clubs. ABI places a strong emphasis on developing thoughtful, resilient learners who engage with creativity, collaboration, and service, and offers family meetings in English, French, or bilingual formats today.
Alliance Bilingual International School has instruction in French, English.
Location
The school is located in Paris, France. Address: 10-14 rue Claude Pouillet, Paris, 75017.
Stages
The school serves children from ages 2 to 16. It offers a STEAM-focused curriculum. It delivers bilingual instruction in French and English.
Type
The school is a bilingual international school.
Additional learning support
The school provides cognitive assessments to support education and offers mental health services and accessibility initiatives.
Fees
Application / Registration fee
- Registration fee: EUR 600.
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term)
- Youngest preschool / TPS and Maternelle: EUR 12,500 per year. - Primary (ages 6–12): EUR 13,500 per year.
- Per-term amounts: the school divides tuition into two advance payments; accordingly, the per-term installment (two equal payments per academic year) is: - TPS / Maternelle: EUR 6,250 per installment (EUR 12,500 ÷ 2). - Primary (6–12): EUR 6,750 per installment (EUR 13,500 ÷ 2).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is due in advance and split into two installments. - 1st installment: due within 8 days following acceptance of the pupil's application (for re-enrolments, no later than 1 June). Registration fee is payable with the first installment. - 2nd installment: due no later than 25 November of the current academic year.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a full-time day programme with optional after-school and holiday provision.
Other costs and recurring fees
- After-school (périscolaire): EUR 400 per month for 4 days per week; EUR 500 per month for 5 days per week (including Wednesday). - Holiday camps / stage de vacances: EUR 450 per week. - STEAM after-school workshops: - Ages 3–12: 10 workshops EUR 300; 20 workshops EUR 480. - Ages 12–16: 10 workshops EUR 360; 20 workshops EUR 600. - Innovation lab holiday workshops: Full day EUR 125; Full week EUR 580. - Family discounts on tuition/workshop fees: 10% discount for the second child, 15% for the third child, 20% for each additional child. - Uniforms: available for purchase (parents are expected to buy required uniforms). - School supplies and school insurance fees: payable on 15 June 2026 (amount to be advised).
Refunds and cancellations
- No explicit school refund or cancellation policy for tuition, registration, or related fees is stated in the published fee information; parents should confirm the school's refund or withdrawal terms directly with the school office.
Fee payment options
- Specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, etc.) are not specified in the published fee information; contact the school office for accepted payment methods and bank details.
Practical notes for parents
- The registration fee is due with the first installment. Installments are advance payments; observe the deadlines (first installment within 8 days of acceptance or by 1 June for re-enrolment; second installment by 25 November).
Academics
Curriculum
ABI School Paris runs a fully bilingual French–English program for children from ages 2 to 16. Toddler Class (Ages 2–3) is cared for by two adults at all times, one French-speaking and one English-speaking, with both languages present throughout the day. Kindergarten and elementary school (Ages 3–12) experience a structured time-based immersion: half the week with an English-speaking teacher and half the week with a French-speaking teacher. Middle school and high school (Ages 12–16) continue a structured immersion, with core subjects taught in both English and French. The program includes STEAM education and offers arts, music, drama and dance programs; physical education and team sports; and clubs such as science, literature, and debate.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
A holistic approach to supporting students' social-emotional well-being with mental health services, improved communication with staff, and accessibility initiatives.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Cognitive assessments to support education; help navigating sensitive social situations or connecting with social services.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school teaches in English and French. Parent Talks & Mini-Workshops are offered in English, French, or bilingual format.
Mental Wellbeing
Holistic mental wellbeing support with mental health services and improved staff communication.
FAQs
Where is Alliance Bilingual International School located in Paris, and what age range does it serve?
ABI School Paris is located at 10-14 rue Claude Pouillet, Paris 75017. It serves children aged 2 to 16 and offers a fully bilingual French–English program.
How does the bilingual immersion program work across different year groups?
In the Toddler class, a French-speaking and an English-speaking adult are present with both languages used throughout the day. From preschool onward, students experience time-based immersion with half the week taught in English and half in French; in middle and high school, core subjects are taught in both languages.
When did ABI School Paris open, and is it co-educational?
The school opened in 2026 and it is co-educational.
What is the registration fee and the annual tuition for the youngest age group and for primary students?
The registration fee is 600 EUR. Annual tuition is 12,500 EUR for TPS/Maternelle and 13,500 EUR for Primary (ages 6–12).
How is tuition billed and what are the payment deadlines?
Tuition is billed in two advance installments. The first installment is due within eight days of acceptance (or by 1 June for re-enrolments), and the second installment is due by 25 November. The registration fee is payable with the first installment.
Is boarding available, and what other ongoing costs should I plan for?
Boarding is not offered; ABI runs a full-time day programme with after-school and holiday provisions. Additional costs include after-school care (EUR 400–500 per month), holiday camps (EUR 450 per week), STEAM workshops, uniforms, and school supplies/insurance billed later.
Does the school offer any tuition discounts for siblings?
Yes. There is a 10% discount for the second child, 15% for the third child, and 20% for each additional child.
Are scholarships available, and who qualifies?
Scholarships are awarded to students from marginalised backgrounds.
What is the policy on refunds or withdrawal terms?
A formal refund or withdrawal policy is not published here; you should confirm terms with the school office.
Which subjects are taught in English versus French, and how is language balanced across year groups?
Core subjects are taught in both languages to ensure balanced exposure. In preschool and elementary, half the week is taught by English-speaking teachers and half by French-speaking teachers; in middle and high school, core subjects continue to be taught in both languages.
What STEAM and arts programs does ABI offer?
The curriculum includes STEAM education and arts, music, drama and dance programs, along with clubs in science, literature and debate.
What information is available about exam results or university placement?
There is no publicly available information on exam results or university placement at this time.
What extracurricular activities or clubs can students participate in?
Students can join science, literature and debate clubs, and participate in arts, music, drama and dance programs, plus STEAM after-school workshops.
What about physical education and sports?
Physical education and team sports are part of the program, though specific sports facilities are not listed publicly.
How does ABI support families beyond the classroom, such as parent engagement?
Family meetings are offered on site in English, French or bilingual formats, and there are Parent Talks & Mini-Workshops to help families engage with the school.
What wellbeing and safeguarding provisions are available for students?
ABI provides mental health services and holistic social-emotional support, along with cognitive assessments and accessibility initiatives to support student wellbeing.
What support is available for students with SEN or for English language learners?
Cognitive assessments support education, and EAL support is provided, along with help navigating social services when needed.
Who runs the school and what is its governance status?
ABI School, SAS owns Alliance Bilingual International School; the legal form is SAS (Société par actions simplifiée), with SIRET 941 711 822.
Are there accreditations or awards associated with the school?
No accreditations or awards are listed in the available information.
What is the school's approach to culture and community, including inclusion and global education?
The school emphasizes gender equality and inclusion of expatriate and displaced children into French society, with a focus on social responsibility, green initiatives and community support.
