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France, Marseille
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Lunches are provided daily by Marmites Volantes. Meals are homemade with more than 60% organic and local ingredients and delivered by bicycle. Snacks after school, on Wednesdays, and during holidays are varied and balanced, including fresh fruit, dairy, and cereals. Cooking workshops occur during school hours and after school to teach cooking, nutrition, and healthy eating.
Montessori 21 is a network of Montessori schools. Its member schools are affiliated with Montessori France and Montessori Internationale, and Montessori 21 holds ESUS accreditation (Entreprise Solidaire d'Utilité Sociale).
Montessori 21 Bilingual Schools is a network of ten Montessori campuses across France, plus a college with an adapted timetable. In each class two educators (one Francophone, one Anglophone) guide children, embedding English and French in learning. Classes are mixed-age, about 25–26 pupils, with AMI-trained staff, ensuring a bilingual immersion. From ages 2–6 the emphasis is on oral language; from age 6 written language arises; by age 9, English is used to teach subjects such as history and science. Each morning includes a 2.5–3 hour block of uninterrupted independent work, with Montessori materials organized by learning area. Progress is assessed twice a year through reviews covering French National Education program and emotional development. The network promotes autonomy, collaboration, wellbeing, and celebrates anglophone culture through traditions. Campuses include Aubervilliers-Villette, Paris-Jaurès, Nanterre, Courbevoie, Châtenay-Malabry, Marseille, Pau, Pantin Moderato, Plessis-Robinson, and Chaville. Extracurriculars include Afterschool programs, holiday camps, and Discovery Wednesdays for families.
