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France, Annecy
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In elementary school, instruction is bilingual with a 50/50 split between French and English in half-days; the French curriculum is taught with Cambridge program elements. Reading and writing are developed in both languages, and the school provides FLE for allophone students and ESL for students with no spoken English. A third language (Spanish or German) begins in sixth grade. In secondary, all subjects are taught in both languages, with a Learning Center offering tailored language and study support, and the Cambridge IGCSE program (a diploma taken at the end of the second year in English and international schools) is part of the curriculum.
The school provides a bilingual education in English and French. The program begins with total immersion in English in kindergarten. English is taught by native or bilingual teachers with strong international experience and command of the language. Students can pursue their secondary education in either French or English, or follow an international curriculum, with ongoing language development.
English immersion begins in kindergarten and is extended through CE1, CE2, CM1 and CM2 and into collège, enriching all subjects such as languages and literature, artistic activities, mathematics, science, history, geography and sport. From cycle 3 onwards, Cambridge certifications are prepared: CM2 level A2, 5e level B1, 3e level B2, and Classe de 2nd level C1.
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.
