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Concordia School Paris is a Franco-English school open to the world, where children evolve naturally in two languages and two cultures. It uses methodologies imported from around the world and meets the standards of the world's great capitals in the heart of Paris. Aurore Grierson founded Concordia School Paris and assembled an international team of French and English teachers, psychologists, and education professionals. The program blends a rigorous curriculum following both the French and English national curricula and develops transversal skills such as creativity, leadership, independence, critical thinking, public speaking, and teamwork. The school operates on two campuses in the 16th arrondissement: Maternelle at 41, avenue de la Grande Armée and Primary/Collège at 7, rue Cimarosa.
Concordia School Paris fosters an Anglo-American environment and an international community. Class lessons are taught in both languages, with two days per week in English, two days per week in French, and a half-day split; Wednesday mornings provide supplementary language support. LAMDA theatre courses are integrated into the curriculum, and workshops are offered on Wednesdays to Concordia children and the general public. A range of after-school workshops—including Theatre, Yoga, Chess, Music, Gardening, Cooking, and Debate—are available as part of school life, and a monthly thematic program is shared with parents.
Concordia School Paris is a Franco-English bilingual school for ages 3 to 15, with two campuses in 16th arrondissement: Maternelle at 41 Avenue de la Grande Armée and Primary/Collège at 7 Rue Cimarosa. It blends the French National Education Program and the English National Curriculum in 50/50 immersion with 50% of lessons in English. Two days in English, two in French, and one half-day split between languages; all subjects are taught in both languages by native speakers, with extra French support for non-native speakers. By CM2, pupils have solid bases in reading, writing and arithmetic in both languages. Classes stay small, with no more than 20 pupils. The program emphasises reasoning, debate and public speaking, and theatre courses are offered through LAMDA. Facilities span the Cimarosa Campus, a 2000 m² mansion with library, dining hall and science/arts spaces, plus garden; Grande Armée Campus and Bois de Boulogne stadiums support sports.
