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The school operates in Paris, France, with two campuses: Campus Soult at 2 boulevard Soult, 75012 Paris; Campus Montmorency at 24 rue de Montmorency, 75003 Paris.
Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, High School
International private school
France and the United States (Franco-American curriculum)
Application / Registration fee
- A registration payment is required to confirm a place. The school's registration documents show a registration check of €3,000 required at enrollment; another published tuition note references a registration payment of €2,500 for an alternate payment option.
Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts and common optional services)
- Kindergarten (Soult campus)
- One-time annual payment: €12,350.
- Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,000.
- Lunch: €2,000 (annual).
- Educational daycare / after-school (16:30–18:00): €2,000 (annual).
- Optional "Bilingual Wednesdays" program (11:30–18:00): €3,500 (annual).
- Primary (Soult campus)
- One-time annual payment: €12,350.
- Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,000.
- Lunch: €2,000 (annual).
- Supervised study / after-school (16:30–18:00): €2,000 (annual).
- Optional "Bilingual Wednesdays" program (11:30–18:00): €3,500 (annual).
- Middle School (Montmorency campus)
- One-time annual payment: €12,825.
- Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,500.
- Lunch box (note: applies to certain grades): €1,000 (annual).
- Study hall / supervised study (17:00–18:00): €1,000 (annual) as stated in the school's enrollment document.
- High School (Montmorency campus)
- One-time annual payment: €12,825.
- Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,500.
- No standard half‑board or study‑hall rates are listed for High School in the published enrollment form; the school notes that enrollment in the High School Diploma (dual-diploma) program may incur additional fees.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Method 1 (single payment): One-time payment due before September 1st; paying in one instalment qualifies for a 5% reduction on the tuition amount.
- Method 2 (registration deposit + instalments): A registration check (the enrollment documents state €3,000) is required at registration and the remaining amounts are collected across scheduled payments (the enrollment documents list payment dates as August 15, November 15 and February 15). Registration is definitive only after the school receives the registration payment. Registrants are required to pay for the entire school year even in case of cancellation.
Boarding
- The school does not publish boarding (full‑board) services or boarding fees. Published fees refer to lunch / half‑board or lunch‑box options and after‑school study; no residential boarding fee schedule is provided.
Other costs and recurring extras
- Uniform: the school provides a coat‑uniform for pupils, but no purchase price is listed in the enrollment documents.
- School supplies and back‑to‑school packs are referenced in the school's materials (separate supply lists exist); individual supply costs are not listed in the fee tables.
- Optional programs and their annual fees found in enrollment materials:
- Bilingual Wednesdays (Kindergarten & Primary): €3,500 per year.
- Middle‑school lunch box: €1,000 per year.
- After‑school study / daycare (varies by level): €1,000–€2,000 per year as listed above by level.
Refund policy and cancellation
- Enrollment is confirmed when the registration payment is received. The school's enrollment documents state that registrants must pay for the entire school year even in the case of cancellation, indicating that tuition for the year remains payable after cancellation.
Fee payment options / accepted instruments
- The published enrollment documents specify the payment process using checks (the registration/check amounts and scheduled check dates are listed). No credit‑card or bank‑transfer payment instructions are specified in the published fee documents.
Brief notes about items not fully specified in published materials
- The published documents give the annual totals for each level and list payment dates and the registration check amount, but do not itemize the per‑installment monetary breakdown for the three‑installment option (i.e., exact amounts for each scheduled instalment are not shown).
- There is an inconsistency between two published statements regarding the registration payment: some published notes reference a registration payment of €2,500 for an alternate payment option while the enrollment forms state a registration check of €3,000. Additionally, one published summary shows a supervised‑study fee of €2,000 for certain levels while the detailed enrollment form lists a study‑hall fee of €1,000 for Middle School; these discrepancies appear between the tuition summary and the enrollment PDFs. These points are taken from the school's published tuition summary and from the level‑specific enrollment documents.
End of fee overview
Cours Molière is an international private school in Paris offering a complete Franco-American curriculum for ages 3 to 18. The school provides bilingual English–French instruction with more than half the week taught in English and follows the English National Curriculum, alongside Cambridge Young Learners Exams and Key English Test. With two campuses, Campus Soult (Preschool and Primary) at 2 boulevard Soult, 75012 Paris, and Campus Montmorency (Middle and High) at 24 rue de Montmorency, 75003 Paris, it serves students from over 35 nationalities. Founded in 1926, the school has welcomed around 17,000 students and is a member of ELSA France. Class sizes are small (about 15 students) with daily daycare and meals supervised by staff; lunch is provided. The environment is caring and fosters curiosity and the development of each student's potential. Key features include bilingualism and rich cultural outings.
