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Taught languages English, Spanish, German, Mandarin, Italian
Strengths STEM, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies
Stages Middle School
Introduction
Located at 11 bis, rue Torricelli in Paris, the Torricelli campus of EIB Paris College Monceau serves students aged 10 to 15 as a private bilingual middle school operating under contract with the French State. The school follows the French National Curriculum and reinforces it with extended language study in English, Spanish, German, Mandarin and Italian, with about a quarter of the week taught in English. Campus Torricelli is the technology-focused hub, housing 17 classrooms across three floors, plus a CDI media library, a canteen, a courtyard and a covered play area. The FabLab supports computer-aided fabrication and 3D printing, with after-school workshops that extend learning and prepare students for Pix certification. Most technology lessons take place at Torricelli. Extracurricular activities span sports, arts, sciences and public speaking, and holiday camps run in French and English. The Collège Monceau operates across multiple sites, including the historic Rue Margueritte campus and a Hattemer Bilingue site in Paris.
EIB Paris College Monceau - Campus Torricelli has 625 pupils, instruction in French, English.
Location
Campus Torricelli is located at 11 bis, Rue Torricelli, 75017 Paris, France, in the 17th arrondissement, near Parc Monceau. It is the Torricelli campus of Collège EIB Monceau, which operates across two nearby sites around Parc Monceau. The Torricelli site opened in September 2020.
Stages
The school caters to students aged 11 to 15, covering the middle school years from Grade 6 through Grade 9. This educational structure aligns with the lower secondary stage of the curriculum before students transition into high school.
Type
EIB Paris Collège Monceau is a co-educational private day school where boys and girls study together in a bilingual environment.
Additional learning support
The Campus Torricelli facility features physical accessibility across its three floors for students with limited mobility. For academic and linguistic needs, the school implements teaching methods based on skill groups, individual support, and specialized language integration pathways.
Country affiliation
The school maintains an official affiliation with France as a state-contracted institution that follows the French National Curriculum.
Religious affiliation
EIB Paris is a secular institution and does not maintain an affiliation with any specific religion.
School day structure
Classes run from 8:00 to 18:00, depending on the timetable.
Bus service
The school does not mention a dedicated school bus service for students at the Campus Torricelli location.
Fees
Annual tuition at EIB Paris College Monceau - Campus Torricelli ranges from EUR 10,231 to EUR 15,022 for 2026/27.
Application & registration fees
- New-student application (dossier) fee: EUR 300. - New-student registration (frais d'inscription) fee: EUR 1,000. - Re‑enrolment (acompte de réinscription) fee: EUR 700 (charged at re‑enrolment and deducted from the first-trimester invoice for the following year).
- 6ème (per term): EUR 3,750; (annual): EUR 11,250. - 5ème / 4ème / 3ème (per term): EUR 3,400; (annual): EUR 10,200. - The published annual tuition amounts are inclusive of the mandatory “Pack EIB” and the contract association portion that together form the total annual tuition. A breakdown is shown in the school fee schedule.
Mandatory small fees included or charged in addition
- School insurance: EUR 15 (annual). - Medical file (dossier médical): EUR 16 (annual). - Any compulsory elements that form part of the annual tuition (Pack EIB, contract association portion, fonds d'excellence, etc.) are included in the totals shown above.
Optional / additional fees (examples and per‑term / annual amounts shown in the schedule)
- International section supplement (Section internationale for 6e–3e): EUR 585 per term; EUR 1,755 per year. - School lunch (demi‑pension) — 5 days: EUR 856 per term; EUR 2,568 per year. The cafeteria option is billed separately and is compulsory while selected for the school year. - Lunch Box (supervised lunch alternative) — 5 days: EUR 485 per term; EUR 1,455 per year. - Single meal (ticket repas) when used: EUR 20 per meal. - Lunch‑box individual or single lunch‑box session: EUR 15 (per unit). Supplement for hot meal under Lunch Box regime: EUR 10. - Extracurricular activities, holiday camps, study trips and personalised support are invoiced separately at cost and will be added to invoices when organised.
Uniforms and uniform costs
- School uniforms are required and must be purchased from the school's official uniform shop. Sample prices (uniform shop, EIB Monceau): - Nursery standard pack: EUR 35.20. - Primary standard pack / sweaters/cardigans packs: approximately EUR 43.20 per pack. - Individual uniform items: unisex sweater EUR 27.00; dark blue dress EUR 44.80; aprons and other items from about EUR 22–EUR 33 depending on the item.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Invoicing: - An annual invoice is issued for mandatory tuition fees (payable according to the chosen payment schedule). Optional fees (restauration / lunch) are invoiced by trimester. Additional services and extracurricular items are invoiced when provided. - Payment timing and options (choices made each year): - Payment by bank transfer or card (American Express not accepted): either a single transfer (1st week of October 2026) or three transfers (1st week of October 2026, January 2027, March 2027). - Payment by SEPA direct debit: options of 1 debit (1st week of October), 3 quarterly debits (Oct/Jan/Mar), or 9 monthly debits (first week of each month from October 2026 to June 2027). A charge of EUR 75 is added for the 9‑month option. SEPA must preferably be from a French bank account but can be set from many other European accounts listed in the school conditions. - The school does not accept cash payments. - Late payment and penalties: - Interest on late payments is charged at the legal rate plus two percentage points. A penalty of 10% of the unpaid invoice is applied automatically in case of late payment. Fixed collection fees apply for escalated reminders and enforcement actions (example charges cited: third reminder EUR 25; commandement d'huissier EUR 450; fees for unpaid direct debit EUR 100). Repeated payment failures can lead to suspension of direct debits and immediate exigibility of the balance, and the school may refuse class attendance or terminate the contract for non‑payment. - Prorating and mid‑year joiners / leavers: - For students joining during the school year, annual tuition is invoiced pro rata by month; the month of arrival is billed in full. For students leaving during the year, any started trimester remains due in full; optional fees are billed pro rata.
Refunds and cancellation
- Application (dossier) and registration fees are non‑refundable. The first‑trimester payment taken as an advance deposit is generally non‑refundable, but reimbursement of the deposit is possible if the school receives a registered cancellation notice within 15 calendar days following the student's admission. - Re‑enrolment deposit (EUR 700) may be refunded in specific cases (for example: orientation decided by the establishment toward an education not delivered at EIB, transfer to a public collège/lycée with proof of admission, refusal of repetition as decided by the school, or a parent's professional relocation outside Île‑de‑France before specified cut‑off dates). Conditions and deadlines for these refunds are set out in the school's re‑enrolment clauses. - Canteen / Lunch Box fees are billed until the end of the school year and are not refundable for absences, including for medical reasons.
Academics
EIB Paris College Monceau - Campus Torricelli teaches French Curriculum for students aged 11 to 15.
Curriculum
Follows the French National Curriculum, reinforced and enriched with language teaching in English, Spanish, German, Chinese and Italian, with English emphasized. Campus Torricelli focuses on digital learning and includes a CDI (media library), a canteen, a playground/recreation yard, a refectory, and a new FabLab to support computer‑aided manufacturing and 3D printing.
Exam Results
100% pass rate for the national brevet examination; all students obtain a mention.
Higher Education Progression
Prepares students to succeed at Lycée.
Wellbeing
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school follows the French National Curriculum with enhanced English language classes; 25% of the week is taught in English; students can learn Spanish, German, Mandarin and Italian; language support in middle school.
Mental Wellbeing
Pupils' day-to-day wellbeing is central to the school's educational approach.
Safeguarding
The safeguarding framework applies rigorous procedures aligned with international best practice and French law to maintain a safe, caring and supportive environment for all pupils.
Admissions
Admissions
Admission applications for Collège EIB Monceau, Campus Torricelli, for the 2025-2026 year are submitted via the Eduka platform. To apply for 2025-2026, complete the Eduka admission form or click the link provided on the admissions page. After the form is validated, you will receive an email with Eduka login credentials to finalize the dossier, view progress, and act on the file or register a second child. If you already have an Eduka account, complete the form directly via your account using your login. The complete admissions procedure and tutorials are available on the page. The general terms of service and the fees for 2025-2026 are available on the page. Application fee: €300; Registration and examination fees: €900. These are non-refundable mandatory charges. Once your dossier is fully completed, a meeting to present the school will be offered if there are vacancies for the desired level. Campus Torricelli: 11 bis, Rue Torricelli, 75017 Paris, France. Eduka login: https://eibparis.eduka.school
FAQs
Where is Campus Torricelli located and how is it related to Parc Monceau?
Campus Torricelli is at 11 bis Rue Torricelli, 75017 Paris, in the 17th arrondissement, near Parc Monceau. It is the Torricelli campus of Collège EIB Monceau and operates alongside two nearby Parc Monceau sites. The campus opened in September 2020 to serve students aged 10 to 15.
What age range and school type does EIB Paris College Monceau – Campus Torricelli serve, and is it co‑educational?
It is a private bilingual middle school under contract with the French State, serving students aged 10 to 15 (6e to 3e). It is co‑educational.
What curriculum does the campus follow and how is language taught within it?
The school follows the French National Curriculum, enriched with language teaching in English, Spanish, German, Chinese and Italian, with English given particular emphasis and about 25% of the school day in English.
What are the annual tuition fees for the 2026/27 academic year and how are they structured?
For 2026/27, 6ème tuition is 11,250 EUR per year (3,750 EUR per term) and 5e/4e/3e is 10,200 EUR per year (3,400 EUR per term). The totals include the mandatory Pack EIB and the contract association portion.
How does the admissions process work and what are the entry fees?
Admissions are processed via the Eduka platform. The application dossier fee is 300 EUR and the registration and examination fees are 900 EUR; after submission, you receive Eduka login credentials to finalize the dossier.
Are there additional mandatory or optional fees I should budget for, such as meals or language supplements?
Yes. Optional items include an International section supplement (585 EUR per term), lunch (demi-pension) 856 EUR per term, Lunch Box 485 EUR per term, and other per‑item meal charges. Some fees for canteen, meals and activities may be billed separately.
What is the Brevet pass rate and do students receive honours?
The school reports a 100% pass rate for the Brevet des collèges, with all students obtaining a mention.
How does the school prepare students for Lycée and higher education?
The college prepares students to succeed at Lycée, with most technology courses taught at the Torricelli campus and additional after‑school FabLab workshops that support digital skills and Pix certification preparation.
What facilities does Campus Torricelli offer?
Campus Torricelli has 17 classrooms across three floors, a CDI (media library), a canteen, a courtyard and a covered play area, and a FabLab for computer‑aided fabrication and 3D printing; most technology lessons occur on this campus.
What extracurricular activities and spaces are available beyond the classroom?
There is a broad range of extracurricular activities in sports, arts, sciences and public speaking, including clubs run by students. After-school workshops in the FabLab extend learning, and holiday camps are offered in French and English.
Are holidays camps offered, and in what languages?
Holiday camps are offered during school holidays in both French and English, complementing the regular curriculum.
What language support options exist for non‑French speakers?
In addition to the French curriculum, about 25% of the week is taught in English, with language support available in middle school; students can also study Spanish, German, Mandarin and Italian.
What safeguarding and wellbeing measures are in place for students?
Safeguarding follows rigorous procedures aligned with international best practice and French law, ensuring a safe, caring and supportive environment; pupil wellbeing is central to the educational approach.
Is there a school uniform and what does it cost?
Uniforms are required and must be purchased from the school's official uniform shop; sample prices for various items range from about 22 EUR to 44.80 EUR per item, with full packs available.
Is boarding available at this campus?
No. Collège EIB Monceau (Campus Torricelli) is a day‑school only, with catering options available for lunches.
Who runs the campus and how is it governed?
Campus Torricelli is a private school operating under contract with the French state, part of the Collège EIB Monceau network.
Which languages are taught and how is English emphasized in the program?
Languages taught include English, Spanish, German, Chinese and Italian, with English given particular emphasis and accounting for about a quarter of the school day.
Is there a waitlist or scholarships available for admissions?
The available information indicates no published waitlist or scholarship details for Campus Torricelli.
