Bilingual International School of Paris vs Lab School Paris

	B Bilingual International School of Paris Paris, France	L Lab School Paris Paris, France
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €13,800 - 21,800	Fees / year €14,780 - 21,770
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 5 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, French Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE	Curriculum IB (DP), French Curriculum, Montessori Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English, French	Instruction language French, English
Opened	Opened —	Opened 2017
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location 14 Rue Letellier, 75015 Paris, France. The campus is in the 15th arrondissement of Paris and is accessible by car, with several subway and bus stops nearby.	Location Located in the heart of Paris, France.
Stages	Stages Preschool and Kindergarten; Primary School; Middle School; High School. We welcome children between 3 and 17 years of age.	Stages Kindergarten through 12th grade; Primary and Secondary with the 11th- and 12th-grade International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.
School type	School type Bilingual international school; instruction in English and French; Cambridge Assessment International Education and Pearson Edexcel are represented.	School type Bilingual, inclusive and secular school serving kindergarten through 12th grade.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix 32 nationalities are represented.	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation France	Country affiliation France (follows the French education system)
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation Secular
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Enrollment fee - Enrollment fee (non-refundable): EUR 1,000. Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts and equivalent per trimester) - Nursery (Monday–Friday, 08:30–16:00): EUR 13,800 per year. Equivalent per trimester (annual ÷ 3): EUR 4,600. - Pre-K (Monday–Friday, 08:30–16:00): EUR 14,800 per year. Equivalent per trimester: EUR 4,933.33. - Kindergarten (Monday–Friday, 08:30–16:00): EUR 15,800 per year. Equivalent per trimester: EUR 5,266.67. - Primary School (Monday–Friday, 08:30–16:30): EUR 16,800 per year. Equivalent per trimester: EUR 5,600. - Middle School (Monday–Friday, 08:45–16:30): EUR 21,800 per year. Equivalent per trimester: EUR 7,266.67. - High School (Monday–Friday, 08:45–16:30): EUR 21,800 per year. Equivalent per trimester: EUR 7,266.67. School lunch and lunch box - School lunch: EUR 595 per trimester (EUR 1,785 per year). - Lunch box: EUR 245 per trimester (EUR 735 per year). Wednesday Club (FLE option) — fees and session counts - Full day (08:30–16:00): EUR 945 per trimester (11 sessions per trimester). EUR 2,355 per year (33 sessions). - Half day (08:30–12:00 or 13:00–16:00): EUR 670 per trimester (11 sessions per trimester). EUR 1,300 per year (33 sessions). Billing schedule and payment terms - All tuition fees are quoted per academic year and are due in their entirety prior to the start of the school year. The school requires full payment before term start; no installment schedule is specified in the published fee information. Boarding fees - Not applicable: no boarding program or boarding fees are listed for the school; the school operates with day schedules for each year group. Other costs and fees - The published, itemized additional costs that are listed are the School Lunch and Lunch Box (per trimester) and the Wednesday Club (per trimester and per year). No separate mandatory boarding fee is listed. Refund information - The enrollment fee is non-refundable. The school is under no obligation to return payment or partial payments in the event of a change in plans or a mid-year departure. Fee payment options - For donations, accepted methods listed include check and bank wire transfer. (Payment methods for tuition are required in full prior to the start of the school year; specific tuition payment methods are not itemized in the published fee schedule.)	Fee details Application and registration fees - Application fee: €580 per student. - Pre-enrollment processing fee: €80 per student (charged at the start of the registration process). - Association membership: €20 per family (annual). - School outings fee: €25 per student (annual). - Re-enrollment fee: €250 per student (when applicable). (These charges are applied at registration or re-registration as part of the enrolment administration process). One-off / enrollment charges - Any separate enrollment administration charge shown on school materials is payable at the time of enrollment (see the application / pre-enrollment items above). Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-month when paid in 10 instalments) Note: the school operates a sliding scale of ‘rate bands' tied to household income; the table below lists the annual fee per child for each band and the equivalent monthly amount when paid over 10 months (September–June). - Rate band I (highest band, income > €200,000): • Primary (Kindergarten–5th): €14,780 per year — €1,478 per month. • Middle (6th & 8th): €15,600 per year — €1,560 per month. • High (9th & 10th): €17,200 per year — €1,720 per month. • IB (11th & 12th): €21,770 per year — €2,177 per month. - Rate band H (income < €200,000): • Primary: €13,280 per year — €1,328 per month. • Middle: €14,000 per year — €1,400 per month. • High: €15,500 per year — €1,550 per month. • IB: €19,770 per year — €1,977 per month. - Rate band G (income < €160,000): • Primary: €11,780 per year — €1,178 per month. • Middle: €12,400 per year — €1,240 per month. • High: €13,800 per year — €1,380 per month. • IB: €17,770 per year — €1,777 per month. - Rate band F (income < €120,000): • Primary: €10,080 per year — €1,008 per month. • Middle: €10,600 per year — €1,060 per month. • High: €11,900 per year — €1,190 per month. • IB: €15,570 per year — €1,557 per month. - Rate band E (income < €90,000): • Primary: €8,380 per year — €838 per month. • Middle: €8,800 per year — €880 per month. • High: €9,900 per year — €990 per month. • IB: €13,370 per year — €1,337 per month. - Rate band D (income < €60,000): • Primary: €6,580 per year — €658 per month. • Middle: €6,900 per year — €690 per month. • High: €7,800 per year — €780 per month. • IB: €11,070 per year — €1,107 per month. - Rate band C (income < €40,000): • Primary: €4,780 per year — €478 per month. • Middle: €5,000 per year — €500 per month. • High: €5,700 per year — €570 per month. • IB: €8,770 per year — €877 per month. - Rate band B (income < €25,000): • Primary: €2,780 per year — €278 per month. • Middle: €2,900 per year — €290 per month. • High: €3,300 per year — €330 per month. • IB: €6,270 per year — €627 per month. - Rate band A (lowest band, income < €12,500): • Primary: €780 per year — €78 per month. • Middle: €800 per year — €80 per month. • High: €900 per year — €90 per month. • IB: €3,470 per year — €347 per month. (Annual figures and the 10-month instalment equivalents follow the school's published rate-band grid). Billing schedule and payment terms - Standard billing options: monthly instalments paid over 10 months (September through June) or a single annual payment. - Discount for single-payment: a 5% discount applies when the fee is paid in one instalment by the stated single-payment deadline (single-payment deadline is indicated as late July in school materials). - Sibling discounts: -5% for the second child enrolled and -10% for every child thereafter. - Families are allocated a rate band during the enrollment process; the band determines the annual tuition charge. Boarding fees - Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a day school. No boarding fees apply. Other costs and optional charges - Annual association membership: €20 per family. - Annual school outings/field trips contribution: €25 per student. - Any additional extra-curricular fees, materials, or trips are charged separately when applicable; these are itemised at the time the activity is offered. Re-enrolment / cancellation and refund information - A re-enrollment administration fee is shown as €250 per student; an application administration charge is shown as €580 per student when first registering. - No formal, detailed public refund policy for tuition or administration fees is posted on the school's public enrolment materials and FAQ pages; parents should expect that one-off administrative fees are non-refundable unless otherwise specified in the school's enrollment contract documents. Payment methods and practical payment arrangements - The school's published materials set out the billing cadence (monthly over 10 months or single annual payment with a discount) and state that rate bands and payments are processed during enrollment. Specific accepted payment instruments (for example, credit card, direct bank transfer, direct debit mandate) are not listed in the public fee documents; payment instructions and accepted methods are provided as part of the enrolment and billing process. Discounts and financial aid - Income-based rate bands: household income is used to allocate a rate band which reduces the tuition payable; availability of places within lower bands is limited. - Sibling discount: -5% for second child, -10% for third child and above. - The school operates a financial-aid review process handled by a financial committee; families apply for a rate band during enrollment. Notes about the information provided - The figures above are taken from the school's published annual rates grid and enrolment materials, and the payment cadence and discount rules are stated in the school's enrolment guidance. The school communicates specific payment instructions, deadlines and any contractual refund terms as part of the enrolment contract and billing correspondence.
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options —	Food options Meals are served in classrooms; lunch is taken together with members of the educational team; parents are welcome to join for lunch from time to time, bringing their own lunch; recess takes place in a nearby park.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is an independent private school. It is non-religious.	Governance and ownership The school is a private associative school outside the state contract and does not receive public subsidies.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school is 100% bilingual, serves children aged 3-17, and represents 32 nationalities. The program is fully bilingual with 50% English and 50% French instruction, delivered by native English and native French teachers. Preschool and Kindergarten are bilingual 50/50 with small classes of about 12 students. Primary School maintains 50/50 instruction with native-language instructors and daily use of both languages. Middle School emphasizes bilingual development through interdisciplinary projects and bilingual debates; High School serves ages 15-18 with preparation to join international universities.	Curriculum details The Lab School Paris is a bilingual English‑French school that welcomes students from CP to 2nde and offers the IB Diploma Programme for Première and Terminale. Class organization uses double‑level groups (CP/CE1, CE2/CM1, CM2/6e, 5e/4e, and 3e/2nde) with about 15 pupils per level and roughly 30 per double‑level class. The high school includes a general and technological 10th grade. The school blends contributions from research in education, psychology, sociology, neuroscience, philosophy and anthropology with a student‑centered, project‑based pedagogy and interdisciplinary learning. It emphasizes social‑emotional development, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and empathy to prepare students as responsible, autonomous, and engaged citizens. The language of instruction is bilingual, in English and French, and the institution is secular and inclusive.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Small classes capped at 12-14 students.	Student teacher ratio —
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Higher education progression	Higher education progression High school graduates are prepared to join international universities.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school supports physical and emotional development and fosters self-confidence and interpersonal skills within a safe and comfortable learning environment.	Social & emotional learning The Lab School Paris is an innovative, bilingual, united, secular, and eco-responsible school. It supports children in acquiring knowledge, skills, and culture from the Ministry of Education's curriculum, while paying particular attention to the development of socio-emotional skills such as creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and empathy. The aim is to transform pupils into responsible, enlightened, autonomous, supportive, and blooming citizens. Hybrid pedagogy blends contributions from Montessori, Freinet, Dewey, Neill and Steiner with current research in education, psychology, sociology, neuroscience, philosophy and anthropology. The educational team collaborates with the pedagogical council and researchers from the Lab School Network to evaluate teaching practices with regard to both academic success and well-being at school.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) The Lab School Paris is an innovative, bilingual, inclusive and secular school. It follows the Ministry of Education's curriculum while emphasising the development of socio-emotional skills. The school's description reflects an inclusive approach to education. The bilingual model uses co-teaching in two languages with a teacher-to-student ratio of one teacher for a maximum of 15 children.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school is fully bilingual in English and French, with half of the day taught in English and half in French; instruction is delivered by native English-speaking and native French-speaking teachers. The school is 100% bilingual overall. English language courses include the Wednesday Club and English Language Vacation Camps.	English as an additional language The simultaneous teaching of disciplines in two languages is the model chosen by the school. It is based on co-teaching in two languages and on the presence of children in the class whose language levels of French and English vary from beginner to native. The teaching team functions in pairs of French and English-speaking teachers. The supervision ratio is one teacher for a maximum of 15 children.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The school supports mental wellbeing through a holistic, whole-child approach that includes emotional development and a safe, supportive environment, helping students build self-confidence and interpersonal skills.	Mental wellbeing Socio-emotional development is a focus, including creativity, collaboration, and empathy. The educational team uses research to evaluate teaching practices with respect to students' well-being at school, informing how teaching is implemented. This approach seeks to support students' personal growth and well-being alongside their academic progress.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Children feel comfortable and safe and are listened to; the school emphasizes a safe and optimal learning environment.	Safeguarding Lab School Paris maintains a Privacy Policy that explains information collection, usage, and protection. It states that information may be disclosed to trusted third parties to investigate, prevent or take action regarding illegal activities, suspected fraud, or threats to the physical safety of any person, and it covers consent and cookies.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The campus hosts Preschool, Primary School, Middle School and High School on the same premises in Paris's 15th arrondissement. The program is fully bilingual, with half the day in English and half in French, taught by native English- and native French-speaking teachers. The curricula follow the French National Education program and the Cambridge International program. Class sizes are small, with 12–14 students per class. After-school activities are offered to all students, including art, music and drama, and physical education.	Facilities overview The Lab School Paris is an innovative, bilingual, united, secular, and eco-responsible school. It welcomes children from CP to 2nde, divided into double-level class groups: CP/CE1, CE2/CM1, CM2/6e, 5e/4e and 3e/2nde, with about 15 pupils per level and about 30 per class. There are two campuses: Paris location at 46 rue de Montreuil, 75011 Paris, and Montreuil location at 38 Rue Parmentier, 93100 Montreuil. The Paris location includes an entrance hall, a versatile space for games and work, and a multipurpose room with a kitchen, as seen in the campus images. The pedagogy is hybrid, drawing on Montessori, Freinet, Dewey, Neill, and Steiner, and incorporating current research in education, psychology, sociology, neuroscience, philosophy, and anthropology. The teaching is bilingual with co-teaching in French and English, with a supervision ratio of one teacher for a maximum of 15 children.
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Academic facilities	Academic facilities Curriculum follows the French National Education program and Cambridge International program. Instruction is split 50/50 between English and French and is delivered by native English and native French teachers. The 100% bilingual environment supports proficiency in both languages. In middle school, interdisciplinary projects strengthen critical thinking and collaboration across disciplines in both languages. In high school, students aged 15 to 18 develop analytical, information-synthesis, and project-management skills to prepare for international university study.	Academic facilities The 11th and 12th grade classes follow the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. The Lab School Paris combines the French education system's curriculum with attention to socio-emotional development and autonomy. From CP to 2nde, classes are organized in double-level groups with about 15 pupils per level and around 30 per class. Project-based and interdisciplinary learning are central, with a school schedule that blends fundamental learning, collaborative projects, and other activities to support student development.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities All students have access to after-school activities. The program includes art, music and drama as well as physical education. A Wednesday Club provides weekly exposure to English language and Anglo-Saxon culture. English Language Vacation Camps run during school vacation periods.	Extra curricular facilities After school, children can take part in extracurricular workshops as part of the Arts and Science Lab. Annual after-school workshops are offered. A daycare is offered to all elementary students, and a study hall is available for middle schoolers. Extracurricular activities are integrated with the Arts and Science Lab to support hands-on, project-based learning.
Parent experience	Parent experience
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Community	Community Located in Paris's 15th arrondissement, BISP is a non-religious private school for children aged 3-14 offering Preschool, Primary and Middle School programs. The bilingual model provides 50% English and 50% French instruction, delivered by native English and native French teachers. The school represents a multicultural community with 32 nationalities represented. A wide range of after-school activities and language enrichment programs, including Wednesday Club and English vacation camps, complements the core program.	Community The Lab School Paris has a diverse community that supports each student in their learning journey, promoting their personal and academic development. The pedagogy emphasizes projects and interdisciplinarity as a core part of the school culture. The site features testimonials from parents and children, highlighting the experiences of the Lab School Paris community.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association The Lab School Paris has an association that invites membership for parents and staff. Membership is facilitated through HelloAsso.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The Middle School program strengthens critical thinking and problem-solving in both English and French. Interdisciplinary projects cultivate intellectual autonomy, collaboration skills, and organized work. Students develop argumentation, debate, and confident presentation in both languages. In High School, students refine mastery of complex concepts through deep analysis, information synthesis, and project management, while developing leadership and entrepreneurial spirit.	Academic & intellectual Lab School Paris offers after-school workshops designed to enrich the educational experience. The Arts and Sciences Lab blends artistic practices with scientific disciplines through workshops that are often bilingual. Workshops run after school, on Wednesdays, and during school vacations, with participants forming teams to explore activities such as audiovisual work, creative writing, visual arts and programming. A day-care center is available for students enrolled at the school, and children not enrolled can also attend extracurricular workshops year-round or during vacations.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative After-school activities include Art. Music and Drama. Physical Education is part of the after-school activities. All students have access to these activities. The program provides opportunities to engage in visual and performing arts.	Arts & creative Art and Science Lab offers Workshops for Everyone, blending artistic practices with scientific disciplines. The workshops are often bilingual and occur as after-school workshops, Wednesday workshops, and school vacation workshops. Participants form teams to explore activities such as audiovisual production, visual arts, creative writing and programming. A day-care center is available for enrolled students.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Students come from over 32 nationalities. The school is 100% bilingual, with 50/50 English and French instruction. English and French are used as languages of instruction and in daily interactions. Classes are taught by native English and native French-speaking teachers.	Cultural & language Lab School Paris is bilingual, using English and French. The after-school and Arts & Sciences Lab workshops are often bilingual, aligning with the school's pedagogy. A language-focused activity is the Debate Club, which teaches debate in English.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies There are diverse after-school clubs and workshops, including visual arts, beginner coding, debate, musical comedy, LEGO & science, creative writing and advanced robotics. Examples include Monday Visual Arts, Monday Beginner Coding, Monday Debate Club, Tuesday Musical Comedy, Wednesday LEGO & Science, Thursday Creative Writing and Thursday Advanced Robotics. A range of Friday options also allows choice between multisport, crafts or Kidz Lab.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service WE RESiST (We Rethink Environmental Sustainability in Schools Together) is an Erasmus+ project to encourage responsible citizenship and climate action in schools. The project involves Lab School Paris and Labyrinth Brno and aims to promote active citizenship, raise climate awareness and build research, communication and practical skills. It includes project weeks, monthly webinars and outputs such as a documentary, a research survey and published findings.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional High School students develop leadership through concrete initiatives. They develop an entrepreneurial spirit as part of their program. This leadership and entrepreneurship occur alongside building a strong academic profile for higher education.	Leadership & professional Through WE RESiST, high school students develop leadership, initiative and teamwork by planning and executing projects. They gain research, communication and practical skills, for example by producing a documentary and conducting climate-related research, with participation in webinars and collaboration with other schools. The initiative aims to foster skills essential for democratic, collaborative work and civic engagement.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Physical Education is included in the after-school activities offered to all students. After-school activities include Art, Music and Drama, and Physical Education. Participation in these activities supports well-being and active engagement.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Happiness at School Week promotes well-being within the school community and has been associated with a wealth of practical activities. The 2025 edition features an updated activity booklet for kindergarten through high school and video testimonials highlighting classroom practices. A day-care service is available for enrolled students, and after-school workshops provide safe, structured activities outside of class.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English and French are the languages taught, with a bilingual curriculum. From Nursery through Middle School, instruction is delivered in both languages by native French- and English-speaking teachers. Supplementary English exposure opportunities include the Wednesday Club and English Language Vacation camps.	Language provision Instruction is delivered in two languages, French and English, through mutual immersion. The school follows the French education system's curriculum. Kindergarten through 12th grade IB is integrated. The 11th and 12th grade classes follow the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school teaches in English and French. Preschool and Kindergarten Program offers a bilingual English-French curriculum from age 3. The Bilingual Middle School provides an international curriculum while remaining fully bilingual, taught by native French- and English-speaking teachers.	Bilingual teaching The Lab School Paris provides bilingual teaching through mutual immersion. Disciplines are taught in two languages, French and English. The teaching team works in pairs of French- and English-speaking teachers. The supervision ratio is one teacher for a maximum of 15 students.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs The school offers English-language exposure through a Wednesday Club program and English Language Vacation camps during school breaks.	Immersion programs Mutual immersion is the model for language learning. Disciplines are taught in two languages through co-teaching. Students have language levels ranging from beginner to native in French and English. Language development occurs through immersion in a bilingual environment.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. If you wish to enroll your child at BISP, fill out the form at the bottom of the Admissions page. Once the completed contact form is received, the enrollment application for the requested grade level will be sent. Submit the completed enrollment application with the required supporting documentation: a completed application form; a copy of your child's birth certificate and a photocopy of their passport; a passport-sized photo of your child; a copy of your child's most recent progress report (if applicable); and a letter of recommendation from the child's most recent teacher (if applicable). You will receive a response from the admissions team within a few days. 2. Submit the completed enrollment application along with the required supporting documents. Include a completed application form; a copy of your child's birth certificate and a photocopy of their passport; a passport-sized photo; and a copy of your child's most recent progress report (if applicable). If applicable, include a letter of recommendation from your child's most recent teacher. 3. Tuition and fees for the 2026/2027 school year are published. Enrollment fee is 1,000 euros (non-refundable) and tuition is 13,800 euros for Nursery, 14,800 euros for Pre-K, 15,800 euros for Kindergarten, 16,800 euros for Primary, 21,800 euros for Middle School, and 21,800 euros for High School. Additional charges include School Lunch 595 euros per trimester, Lunch Box 245 euros per trimester, and Wednesday Club costs of 945 euros per trimester (2,355 euros per year) for full-day or 670 euros per trimester (1,300 euros per year) for half-day. All fees are due in full prior to the start of the school year and refunds are not provided for mid-year departures.	Admissions 1. Watch an information session recording or visit us during an open house (recommended). Next open house dates are March and April 2026. 2. Create a LabCompanion account (desktop computer only) and complete essential information about your child in the online enrollment tool (birth date, grade, report card, etc.). 3. Pay the 100€ application fee. This amount is deducted from the enrollment fee and paying allows you to book an online appointment with school leadership and a discovery day at school for your child.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Rates for the 2026-2027 academic year are between 1,560€ and 2,350€ per month per child (or 15,600€ to 23,500€ per year) since the school is private and non-profit and receives no state subsidies. The school uses income-based rate bands to determine financial aid; to request aid, an application is submitted and reviewed by the financial committee, which determines the rate band based on the parents' financial situation, with taxable income as an indicator but not the sole factor. The number of spots per rate band is limited to maintain financial stability, and rate bands are determined during enrollment. Fee payments can be made monthly over 10 months (September to June) or in one full payment with a 5% discount if paid before 31 July. A sibling discount of 5% applies to the enrollment of the second child, and 10% for every additional child. Additional costs include 100€ per student for the application, 20€ per family for the Lab School Association, 25€ per student for yearly field trips, 600€ per student enrollment fees, and 280€ per student for re-enrollment.
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