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The Pré de Challes campus provides a pleasant, well-designed environment for early years, with safety and hygiene as top priorities. English immersion begins in kindergarten, with three years of immersion to become bilingual. The kindergarten program includes group time, discovery time, motor skills time, recess, and rest time, with Forest School outings forming part of the experience. Lunch is available through Leztroy Restauration, delivering meals cooked locally the same day with a high percentage of organic produce. After-school and extracurricular activities are offered with supervision and a wide range of options.
Sport is an important part of the curriculum and is practiced in the school gym or nearby facilities. The program balances individual and team sports to develop personal physical skills and team spirit. Students participate in events such as sports festivals.
The future Sunflowers campus will offer modern facilities adapted to different age groups, including a motor skills room for kindergarteners and a science laboratory. A library will serve both primary and middle school students, and there will be a dining hall for all. The site spans 1.7 hectares with 5200 square meters of buildings, accommodating 650 students across 32 classes (8 in Secondary, 24 in Primary). A school bus service will transport families from surrounding areas.
Students have access to a wide range of sports and cultural activities outside of school hours. These activities run Monday to Friday from 4:30 pm until 6:00 pm on the premises, with additional activities on Wednesdays. Facilitators are either teachers from the school or external partners. Details of extracurricular activities are available for Pré de Challes and Pré Faucon campuses.
EBIHS is a private school run by a non-profit association in France for ages 3 to 16. It delivers a bilingual French–English education from early years through collège, with three years of English immersion beginning in kindergarten. Grande Section offers French four hours per week and English twenty hours. All collège subjects are taught in both languages, and a third language (Spanish or German) begins in sixth grade. The secondary program follows the French curriculum and prepares students for the Diplôme National du Brevet, while also being a Cambridge school offering B1 and B2 English certificates and the IGCSE. The curriculum includes field trips, stays abroad, and a Learning Center with tailored support. The school operates across campuses. The site spans 1.7 hectares with 5200 square meters of buildings, accommodating 650 students in 32 classes. A future Sunflowers campus will add facilities such as a motor skills room, science lab, library, dining hall, and a bus service.
