Ecole Franco-Allemande de Stuttgart-Sillenbuch

The school opened on September 1, 1999. It results from the merger of the local German elementary school in the Sillenbuch district and the French school in Stuttgart. It is organized around two sections: the German section with 14 classes and the French section with eight bilingual classes. The French bilingual section follows an adapted French program to teach German in a bilingual setting, with one-third to half of lessons conducted in German under the Baden-Württemberg program. The German section follows the Baden-Württemberg program, and foreign languages taught there are English or French. The campus includes a new building with a cafeteria, side buildings, the main entrance at the old building, and a bicycle yard.

The school has two sections: the German section (14 classes) and the French bilingual section (8 classes). The German section follows the Baden-Württemberg program, and foreign languages taught in this section are English or French. The French bilingual section uses a French curriculum with adapted German instruction within a bilingual framework; one-third to half of lessons are conducted in German under Baden‑Württemberg guidelines. The school combines French and German curricular approaches to support bilingual education.

Morning care provides a supervised breakfast and allows children to play, read, and draw. A packed breakfast is eaten, under staff supervision. Midday care is for students who have classes only in the morning and end at 2 pm; children enroll in the various offerings and rooms, can do homework, play in the courtyard, do crafts and drawing, read, and relax; a hot meal can be taken at the canteen if registered with the meal provider Sander. Afternoon care runs Monday to Friday from the end of the school day until 5 pm; children are encouraged to choose activities freely and are supervised by the team.