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Located in Grand Bay, Mauritius, Saint Exupéry International School is housed in a modern, fully air-conditioned colonial-style building on Chemin Vingt Pieds. The house is surrounded by large shaded terraces and lush green gardens. It is a learner-centred bilingual school.
Pre-Primary and Primary
bilingual learner-centred school
Mauritius
School doors open at 07:45. Classes run 08:00 to 14:45 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 08:00 to 11:45 on Wednesday. Extra-curricular activities after school run 15:00 to 16:00 on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; 13:00 to 14:30 on Wednesday.
Initial registration (application) fee
- Initial registration fee (non‑refundable): MUR 40,000.
Annual tuition — 2026/27
- Annual tuition (all year groups): MUR 222,000 per pupil.
- Monthly instalment option: payable as 12 monthly payments of MUR 18,500 (payable from September 2026 to August 2027).
- Per‑term equivalent (annual divided into three equal terms): MUR 74,000 per term (this is the straightforward division of the annual amount).
Refundable deposit
- Refundable deposit required at registration: MUR 37,000 (equivalent to two months' tuition). This deposit is returned when the pupil leaves the school; a written request to the school is required at least 2 months before departure.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing schedule: annual tuition may be paid in 12 monthly instalments from September 2026 to August 2027 (MUR 18,500 per month).
- Discounts:
- 5% discount for one‑time payment made by 31 August 2026.
- 10% sibling discount for families with three or more children enrolled.
- Registrations are processed and confirmed after receipt of the required payments (deposit and initial registration fee).
Boarding
- Boarding is not offered; no boarding fees apply (day‑school hours and routine are published).
Other costs and optional charges
- School meals: MUR 215 per meal (school caterer menu).
- After‑school extracurricular activities: typical monthly price MUR 900 per activity (prices quoted monthly, September–June).
- Insurance and school materials (including books) are included in the annual tuition.
- Uniform: the school does not impose a uniform; therefore there is no uniform fee.
Refund information (applicable items)
- Initial registration fee: non‑refundable.
- Refundable deposit: MUR 37,000 returned when the pupil leaves the school; a written request is required at least 2 months before departure.
Fee payment options and instructions
- Accepted payment methods: bank transfer or cash.
- Multi‑currency bank arrangements are available; payments are directed to ZUKA Partners Limited (legal owner of the school) with bank account details provided for MUR, EUR, USD, GBP and other currencies, and arrangements to accept transfers via Wise.
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Saint Exupéry International School is a bilingual, learner-centred primary program in Mauritius for ages 3 to 11. The curriculum blends French and British approaches, delivering a tailor-made bilingual syllabus for pre-primary and primary learners. Classes are small, with groups of 12–15, allowing personalised attention as children explore arts, sciences and languages. The school operates from a modern, fully air-conditioned colonial-style building in Grand Bay (Chemin Vingt Pieds), set in shaded terraces and gardens that support discovery of nature and sustainability. A distinctive feature is the Music Academy, offered to pupils aged 6 and above in collaboration with Ecole du Nord, providing formal musical instruction as part of the extracurricular program. Environmental protection is embedded in the school's identity through sustainability-focused activities and curriculum. After-school offerings run September to June, including crafts, gardening, cooking, and ballet. The program emphasises a secure environment and language development through small-group learning and personalized itineraries.
