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The school combines the French curriculum with teamwork and learning through doing. It aims for high academic standards and the development of responsible, tolerant citizens. STREAM blends science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics with hands-on learning.
Extracurricular activities include workshops enriching daily life. Cultural activities foster artistic expression; science activities spark curiosity. Sports promote wellbeing and teamwork.
Bilingual immersion begins in nursery with a 50/50 English-French split. Extra weekly hours support bilingual learning and immersion. UNESCO, Eco-Schools, and WWF projects foster sustainability and global citizenship.
Social clubs and hobby groups foster peer connection. After-school care runs until 5:45 pm; lunch-break activities are offered. Wednesday activities are open to all students.
Global citizenship is promoted through UNESCO partnerships and sustainability projects. Eco-Schools and WWF initiatives involve practical projects. Students engage in service and cross-cultural activities.
Teamwork and project-based learning build collaboration and communication skills. The Singapore Method and STREAM foster problem-solving and independent thinking. UNESCO and Eco-Schools programs offer leadership opportunities on global issues.
Class hours run 9:00–12:00 and 13:45–16:30; campus open 8:30–18:00. After-school care runs to 5:45 pm; activities continue until 6:00 pm. Access to gymnasiums and a swimming pool supports physical education.
EIB Grenelle is a private bilingual primary school in Paris, part of EIB Paris group. It opened in September 2021 in 7th arrondissement near Les Invalides and welcomes children from nursery to Year 6. The school follows the French Ministry of National Education curriculum with a bilingual programme, offering 50% of classes in English and 50% in French. By the end of elementary school students have covered elements of the official curriculum in both languages. From Year 4, Chinese is taught for two hours per week. The campus provides small classes and personalised support, and the student‑to‑teacher ratio is lower than the average French school. STREAM activities blend science, technology, reading and robotics, engineering, arts and mathematics to support ongoing skill development. The school hosts after‑school activities, bilingual holiday camps, and clubs, including UNESCO and Eco‑Schools projects to foster citizenship and sustainable values. Facilities include gymnasiums and a swimming pool.
