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France, Strasbourg
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Balanced scheduling supports social and emotional development alongside academics. The school creates a caring and inclusive environment that values kindness, respect, and empathy. Language learning is integrated with wellbeing, including support for home languages and multilingual literature to foster social connection. International-mindedness and respect for diversity underpin daily interactions and community life. The school also facilitates a supportive community where students learn to collaborate and empathize with others.
Fluency in English or French is not required for admission. Language support is offered in both languages, and provisions for speakers of other languages are provided until proficiency is reached. Students study all curriculum areas in English.
Balanced scheduling supports social and emotional development alongside academics. The school creates a caring and inclusive environment that values kindness, respect, and empathy. Home languages are supported to help international families maintain linguistic and cultural connections. International-mindedness and diversity are encouraged as part of everyday learning.
International School Strasbourg is an IB World School in France that serves students from ages 3 to 18, delivering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school teaches a bilingual program from Pre-K to High School, with Pre-K (ages 3–4) in a multilingual setting that introduces maths, literacy, and French. Primary School (K–5) offers daily math, physical education, and French in the morning, with a literacy- and inquiry-focused afternoon. Middle School (6–10) presents eight curriculum areas in English, plus multilingual literature supporting students' home languages; students may submit work and sit exams in French or English, with language support for other language speakers. High School (11–12) leads into the IB Diploma, offered in French or English, including a home language literature option. The school is a Société à Mission with a governing board and an advisory board, plus a non-profit association focused on its mission, promoting bilingual education and international-mindedness everywhere.
