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France, Cote-d-azur
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The school was founded by Nadia Hamidi, who serves as director, with Gérald Maradan as co-founder, managing partner and main investor. The school benefits from more than 20 years of Montessori experience under AMI-trained educators on the team. The building is a Belle Epoque mansion dating from 1900 that has been renovated for childcare to provide a safe and inspiring environment. It is a member school of the Montessori France Association and the International Montessori Association, and a 2021 listing on the site confirms its presence.
Open House is held on Saturday, March 28, 2026 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM with a welcome for families, a Montessori conference, and classroom visits. Kids Club programs are offered during school holidays, including February 2026 Kids Club and Toussaint 2025 Kids Club, plus Summer 2025 and Spring 2025 sessions. Workshops cover Montessori activities, English course, visual arts in English, musical awakening, teen workshops, and mom & baby workshops.
École Montessori Internationale de Nice is an international Montessori school in France for ages 2 to 12. It teaches Montessori pedagogy across three age-based levels: The Children's Community (2–3), The Children's House (3–6), and The Elementary School (6–12). Each classroom is co-taught by two teachers, one English-speaking and one French-speaking, within a 100% bilingual framework. Cambridge English begins at age seven with an optional Cambridge certificate. All teachers are AMI graduates, and the school is a member of the Montessori France Association and the International Montessori Association. The Elementary School covers five great stories—The Creation of the Earth; Life of animals and plants; Human life; Language; Mathematics and Science—and extends geography, biology and ecology beyond the national curriculum. The living environment is a Belle Époque mansion (1900) with 1,500 m² of outdoor space supporting motor, sensory and cognitive development. Inclusive Class welcomes children with neurodevelopmental differences, staffed by AMI educators.
