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    Last update: 12/05/2006

    International schools offer the same education provided in the child's home country. They also offer the child a first insight into the French language and culture.

    American and English schools in Paris:

    - American School of Paris
    41 rue Pasteur 92210 SAINT CLOUD
    Tel: +33 (0)1 41 12 82 82

    - British School of Paris
    38, quai de l’Ecluse 78290 CROISSY-SUR-SEINE
    Tel: +33 (0)1 34 80 45 94/96

    - Ecole Active Bilingue Jeannine Manuel
    Ecole Internationale de Paris
    Primary, Junior and Senior High School
    70, rue du Théâtre, 75015 Paris
    Tel : +33 (0)1.44.37.00.80
    Site : http://www.eabjm.com

    Primary School
    15, rue Edgar Faure, 75015 Paris
    141, avenue de Suffren, 75007 Paris
    Admissions Office
    Tel : +33 (0)1.44.37.00.76
    E-mail : bureaudesadmissions@eabjm.com

    - International School of Paris
    96 bis rue du Ranelagh 75016 PARIS
    Tel: +33 (0)1 42 24 43 40
    7 rue Chardin 75016 PARIS
    Tel: +33 (0)1 45 27 50 01

    - Lycee International de Saint Germain en Laye
    230 rue du Fer-à-Cheval 78104 SAINT-GERMAIN-EN-LAYE
    Tel: +33 (0)1 34 51 74 85

    - Marymount School
    72, bd de la Saussaye 92200 NEUILLY SUR SEINE
    Tel: +33 (0)1 46 24 10 51

    - United Nations Nursery School
    Association Paris 40 rue de Guerin 75016 PARIS
    Tel: +33 (0)1 45 27 20 24
    (international bilingual school for children 2-6; summer school in July)

    - Ecole Internationale Malherbe
    19 rue du 11 Novembre
    78110 Le Vésinet
    principal@ecole-malherbe.com
    (British program with English teachers )

     
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    DerekErb - 10/05/2006
    Lycée Collège International Honoré de Balzac
    In your text you claim: "International schools offer the same education provided in the child's home country." However quite a few of the schools you mention are uncontracted private schools (écoles privées hors contrat) which do not follow the French curriculum.

    You have forgotten to mention the Lycée Collège International Honoré de Balzac which is the only free state international school in the Paris region.

    School Web site: http://lyc-balzac.scola.ac-paris.fr/

    Anglophone section parents' association web site: http://www.balzac-apesa.org
     
    Nahooray - 09/09/2005
    Effischool
    Hello,
    my 3 year old son attends a little school called Effischool in hte 14th district. Every morning they have an English teacher and he loves it. It is the second year for him and he is very attached to the school. For more information go visit the website www.effischool.com
     
    La Petite Ecole Bilingue-Stewart International Sch - 14/02/2005
    Bilingual School - Pre-school to fifth grade
    French-English or French-Russian
    For children aged 2 to 11.
    Relying on more than 20 years of experience in London and 10 years in Paris, the Stewart International School offers a rich and varied programme in the fields of art, music, theatre, sport and computer science in addition to the traditional French National Curriculum.
    The school bases its teaching on the method of total immersion in each language. Small class size and ample supervision by qualified native speakers of each language allow us to monitor the children’s progress on a virtually individual basis.
    Our school will offer your child the solid background required to pursue his or her education whether in France or elsewhere in the world.

    www.stewartintschool.com
    8, place de la Porte de Champerret, 75017 Paris
    Tel: +33 (0)1 43 80 25 34
    Fax: +33 (0)1 43 80 37 40
     
    Adrien d'Esclaibes - 17/12/2004
    International School
    VIVE L’ENFANCE (International School – K-12)
    School addresses :
    29, rue de Noisy, 78870, Bailly nursery
    5, rue de Chaponval, 78870, Bailly primary – secondary
    Tel : (33)1 34 62 51 73
    Fax : (33)1 30 56 58 25
    E-mail: mail@vivelenfance.com
    Website: http://www.vivelenfance.com

    Founded by Sylvie d’Esclaibes in 1992, Vive l’Enfance is the largest Montessori school in France. It is a private school, pre-kindergarten through grade 12 that offers an international educational program to students of all nationalities. It is located 20 km to the west from Paris, in a leafy area close to Versailles, near the head offices of many multi-national companies and with quick access to Paris.
    The Lower school (nursery, primary-5) offers a bilingual Montessori education with an English teacher in the morning and a French teacher in the afternoon. All teachers are Montessori trained. The classes are small and we use a style of teaching where each child is in control of his own learning process.
    The Middle and Upper schools propose a bilingual program of instruction in French and English within the French national curriculum. Students can study history, language and literature in English (six to eight hours a week by teachers whose mother tongue is English), as well as other languages (Spanish and Chinese).
    The school makes every effort to integrate new students and every year welcomes children who speak neither English nor French. Tailor-made (even one-to-one) classes for non French speaking students, enabling them to master French (or English) very quickly, without ever experiencing a feeling of failure.
    Many sports and a range of artistic activities. Highly qualified teachers always ready to listen to the students. Parents are encouraged to take part in school life.
    Adien d’Esclaibes, the headmaster, is a Harvard Graduate (MCRP 78).
    Exams offered :
    SAT 1 & 2,
    I.G.C.S.E (history, language, literature, French),
    Baccalauréat S & ES
    International recognition : the school is an exam center for the London Examinations Board (Edexcel) and for the Cambridge University Local Examinations Syndicate
     
    Angus Morison - 01/12/2004
    Open Doors : English Classes for English-Speaking Children
    Open Doors provides English literacy classes for English-speaking children. We are based in the western suburbs of Paris and have been operating since 1985. Our classes are compatible with the French school timetable and all our pupils attend French school. Over 80 children, aged 4-11 years old, are currently enrolled. We limit the teacher/pupil ratio to 1 to 10. We employ only qualified primary school teachers who are native English speakers. They have wide experience of both an anglophone education system and bilingual children. All nationalities are welcome but good spoken English is required. Open Doors is a non-profit making association run by parents. Fees are kept to a minimum. There are both nursery classes and primary school classes.
    See http://perso.wanadoo.fr/opendoors/
     
    Sylvain Le Bouder - 14/10/2004
    English school from 2yo
    Hi there,

    Please note that 30mns North of Paris very close to Chantilly, you can find a very good school for your young children:

    Ecole International du Lys-Chantilly

    Teachers are all native English, and the program allows kids (& parents) to settle gently into their now environment.

    If you need any further information about the school, feel free to contact me by e-mail (no web site as yet about the school).

    Thanks
    Sylvain
     
    Marie-France Conchard - 14/01/2003
    Ecole active Bilingue - British and American sections
    Grade 6 to Grade 12 & 13 Exam preparation:
  • IGCSE (Cambridge)
  • AS and A Level (Edexcel)
  • American High School Diploma
  • AP / sAT I/II

    • EaB Victor Hugo is accredited by the Fulbright Commission and the examining boards of the universities of Cambridge, London and Oxford.

    52 avenue Victor Hugo - 75116 Paris
    Tel :(00.33)1.45.00.11.57
    Fax :(00.33) 1.45.01.75.79

     
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