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France, Paris
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The school emphasises student well-being and personal development; it is a family school that cares for children as if they were our own and aims to keep them happy and fulfilled at school.
The school offers reasonable, personalised adjustments for known medical needs, learning support needs or disabilities, and informs admissions about health issues, learning support needs or accessibility requirements. Intensive courses in English and/or French are offered when needed.
The EAL programme provides personalised support from arrival, based on an initial assessment to identify individual needs. This tailored approach helps learners develop language skills and access all subjects, with the aim of achieving a level comparable to a native speaker.
Open Sky International is a private international bilingual English–French school near Paris, Boulogne‑Billancourt. From nursery through secondary, it delivers a genuinely bilingual program with 50% of lessons in English and 50% in French, integrating elements of the English National Curriculum with features from British, Australian, Singaporean and French education. The school serves ages 2 to 18 and uses a curriculum designed to enable graduates to join schools worldwide and to access higher education in France and internationally. In secondary, students sit IGCSE at the end of Year 11 and may pursue International A Levels or continue with IGCSE; the school is a Pearson Edexcel examination centre for GCSE/IGCSE and A Levels. The campus includes dedicated preschool spaces (TPS, PS/MS), a daycare option after school, and a canteen with two menus, near Parc des Glacières. A broad extracurricular programme includes sports through a Stade Français Omnisports partnership, drama, art, capoeira and chess, and language and cultural activities. The first GCSE/IGCSE cohort in 2024 achieved a 100% pass rate.
