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Mauritius, Mauritius
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École du Nord operates in a multilingual environment with English and French taught from kindergarten onward. Bilingual teaching in English and French is offered to all kindergarten and primary students, with progressive English immersion in Kindergarten. In Primary, English learning includes 4-5 hours per week plus EMILE, ensuring some curriculum content is delivered in English. Middle School offers three tracks—Classic, European Section in English, and British International Section—providing increasing English exposure, plus options in German, Spanish and Latin.
Bilingual teaching in English and French is offered to all kindergarten and primary school students. Kindergarten provides progressive immersion in English through daily activities. English learning in primary includes 4-5 hours per week plus EMILE, which delivers curriculum content in English.
Kindergarten uses progressive immersion in English.
École du Nord is a private international school in Mauritius, located in Village Labourdonnais–Mapou. It is accredited by the French Ministry of National Education and is part of the AEFE network, delivering a French curriculum with bilingual teaching in English and French for nursery through primary grades and diverse options in middle school. The school serves ages 3 to 15, welcoming students from 20 nationalities, with about 1,485 pupils taught by 100 teachers. The campus covers 50,000 square metres, with 75 classrooms, two libraries, a recording studio, science laboratories and digital technology rooms. Students dine on site in a kitchen and two canteens, and nap rooms support the youngest learners. Sports facilities include a gym, a football pitch, two basketball courts and a handball court, plus outdoor play areas. Distinctive features include English-language instruction, middle-school pathways (Classic, European English, and Latin), Spanish options, and involvement in Olympic/Paralympic programs.
