Cours Molière vs EIB Lycée Etoile

	C Cours Molière Paris, France	E EIB Lycée Etoile Paris, France
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €11,400 - 12,825	Fees / year €10,200 - 20,600
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 15 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, French Curriculum	Curriculum IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum, French Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 400
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English, French	Instruction language French, English
Opened	Opened 1926	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The school operates in Paris, France, with two campuses: Campus Soult at 2 boulevard Soult, 75012 Paris; Campus Montmorency at 24 rue de Montmorency, 75003 Paris.	Location EIB Lycée Etoile operates across two campuses in central Paris: Campus Etoile in the 17th arrondissement and Campus Londres in the 8th arrondissement. Both sites are situated in established, residential neighborhoods and are accessible via the city's Metro and public bus networks.
Stages	Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, High School	Stages The school functions as an upper secondary school (lycée), welcoming students in Grades 10 through 12. This corresponds to an age range of approximately 15 to 18 years old, covering the final three years of education before university.
School type	School type International private school	School type EIB Lycée Etoile is a co-educational, private day school. The school does not offer boarding facilities, meaning students commute to the campus and reside locally with their families.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix 400 students from more than 40 nationalities.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support The school provides personalized academic guidance and a dedicated university counseling service to help students manage their course loads and applications. While teachers can accommodate some minor learning differences through smaller class groupings, the campus does not maintain specialized facilities or dedicated staff for complex Special Educational Needs (SEN).
Country affiliation	Country affiliation France and the United States (Franco-American curriculum)	Country affiliation The school is affiliated with France, adhering to the curriculum standards set by the French Ministry of National Education alongside its international diploma tracks.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation The school is entirely secular and has no religious affiliation.
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure Classes are scheduled between the hours of 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM, with a student's exact start and finish times varying based on their specific course selections. The daily timetable includes regular intervals for breaks and a designated lunch period.
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details EIB Lycée Etoile does not offer a dedicated private school bus service. Because the campuses are centrally located in Paris, students typically commute independently using the city's public transportation, relying on the Metro, RER, and city bus routes.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Registration fee - A registration payment is required to confirm a place. The school's registration documents show a registration check of €3,000 required at enrollment; another published tuition note references a registration payment of €2,500 for an alternate payment option. Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts and common optional services) - Kindergarten (Soult campus) - One-time annual payment: €12,350. - Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,000. - Lunch: €2,000 (annual). - Educational daycare / after-school (16:30–18:00): €2,000 (annual). - Optional "Bilingual Wednesdays" program (11:30–18:00): €3,500 (annual). - Primary (Soult campus) - One-time annual payment: €12,350. - Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,000. - Lunch: €2,000 (annual). - Supervised study / after-school (16:30–18:00): €2,000 (annual). - Optional "Bilingual Wednesdays" program (11:30–18:00): €3,500 (annual). - Middle School (Montmorency campus) - One-time annual payment: €12,825. - Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,500. - Lunch box (note: applies to certain grades): €1,000 (annual). - Study hall / supervised study (17:00–18:00): €1,000 (annual) as stated in the school's enrollment document. - High School (Montmorency campus) - One-time annual payment: €12,825. - Annual total if using the 3-installment option: €13,500. - No standard half‑board or study‑hall rates are listed for High School in the published enrollment form; the school notes that enrollment in the High School Diploma (dual-diploma) program may incur additional fees. Billing schedule and payment terms - Method 1 (single payment): One-time payment due before September 1st; paying in one instalment qualifies for a 5% reduction on the tuition amount. - Method 2 (registration deposit + instalments): A registration check (the enrollment documents state €3,000) is required at registration and the remaining amounts are collected across scheduled payments (the enrollment documents list payment dates as August 15, November 15 and February 15). Registration is definitive only after the school receives the registration payment. Registrants are required to pay for the entire school year even in case of cancellation. Boarding - The school does not publish boarding (full‑board) services or boarding fees. Published fees refer to lunch / half‑board or lunch‑box options and after‑school study; no residential boarding fee schedule is provided. Other costs and recurring extras - Uniform: the school provides a coat‑uniform for pupils, but no purchase price is listed in the enrollment documents. - School supplies and back‑to‑school packs are referenced in the school's materials (separate supply lists exist); individual supply costs are not listed in the fee tables. - Optional programs and their annual fees found in enrollment materials: - Bilingual Wednesdays (Kindergarten & Primary): €3,500 per year. - Middle‑school lunch box: €1,000 per year. - After‑school study / daycare (varies by level): €1,000–€2,000 per year as listed above by level. Refund policy and cancellation - Enrollment is confirmed when the registration payment is received. The school's enrollment documents state that registrants must pay for the entire school year even in the case of cancellation, indicating that tuition for the year remains payable after cancellation. Fee payment options / accepted instruments - The published enrollment documents specify the payment process using checks (the registration/check amounts and scheduled check dates are listed). No credit‑card or bank‑transfer payment instructions are specified in the published fee documents. Brief notes about items not fully specified in published materials - The published documents give the annual totals for each level and list payment dates and the registration check amount, but do not itemize the per‑installment monetary breakdown for the three‑installment option (i.e., exact amounts for each scheduled instalment are not shown). - There is an inconsistency between two published statements regarding the registration payment: some published notes reference a registration payment of €2,500 for an alternate payment option while the enrollment forms state a registration check of €3,000. Additionally, one published summary shows a supervised‑study fee of €2,000 for certain levels while the detailed enrollment form lists a study‑hall fee of €1,000 for Middle School; these discrepancies appear between the tuition summary and the enrollment PDFs. These points are taken from the school's published tuition summary and from the level‑specific enrollment documents. End of fee overview	Fee details Application & registration fees - Frais de dossier (nouveaux élèves) : EUR 300.  - Frais d'inscription (nouveaux élèves) : EUR 1,000.  - Ces frais administratifs et d'inscription sont non remboursables ; l'inscription définitive d'un nouvel élève est subordonnée au paiement du droit d'inscription non remboursable et d'un acompte correspondant à un tiers de la scolarité annuelle. Tuition fees by programme and year group (academic year 2026/27) - Cursus du Baccalauréat français (Section générale / Section internationale / Section européenne) : - Frais de scolarité par trimestre : EUR 3,400.  - Frais de scolarité annuels : EUR 10,200.  - Cursus de préparation à l'International Baccalaureate (IB) : - Seconde (classe préparatoire au cursus IBDP) : EUR 4,166 par trimestre / EUR 12,498 à l'année.  - IB DP1 (Première IB) : EUR 6,485 par trimestre / EUR 19,455 à l'année.  - IB DP2 (Terminale IB) : EUR 6,890 par trimestre / EUR 20,670 à l'année.  - Frais annexes obligatoires pour tous les élèves : assurance scolaire EUR 15 ; dossier médical EUR 16.  - Frais d'inscription aux examens (élèves IB1 et IB2) : EUR 100.  - Dans les frais de scolarité annuels est inclus un « Pack EIB » (prestations périscolaires obligatoires) et une part liée au contrat d'association (montants ventilés dans la grille tarifaire). Une remise de 25 % s'applique pour le 3ᵉ enfant inscrit (sur les frais de scolarité uniquement). Optional / additional costs (examples and amounts) - Options et préparations (tarifs annuels indiqués aussi par trimestre) : - Préparation BFI (ex-OIB) : EUR 715 par trimestre (EUR 2,145 à l'année).  - Préparation section européenne : EUR 494 par trimestre (EUR 1,482 à l'année).  - Option Cinéma‑Audiovisuel : EUR 330 par trimestre (EUR 990 à l'année).  - Option Arts plastiques : EUR 330 par trimestre (EUR 990 à l'année).  - Cours de Culture générale : EUR 330 par trimestre (EUR 990 à l'année).  - Biologie complémentaire : EUR 270 par trimestre (EUR 810 à l'année).  - iPad : caution restituée en fin de scolarité EUR 400 ; location iPad EUR 160 (soit EUR 16/mois sur 10 mois).  - Service de counselling pour candidatures universitaires : à partir de EUR 600 ; tarification par pays (ex. UK à partir de EUR 900 ; US à partir de EUR 1,800) selon le niveau d'accompagnement.  - Voyages scolaires, sorties et projets pédagogiques sont facturés en sus et feront l'objet d'estimations et facturation ponctuelle. Billing schedule and payment terms - Facturation : une facture annuelle pour les frais scolaires (payable selon la modalité choisie) ; factures trimestrielles pour frais optionnels ; les élèves inscrits en cours d'année sont facturés au prorata (le mois d'arrivée est facturé en entier).  - Garantie de place : le règlement du premier trimestre (et le droit d'inscription non remboursable plus l'acompte d'un tiers le cas échéant) garantit la place.  - Modalités de règlement (choix) : - Prélèvement automatique SEPA : en 1 paiement (1ère semaine d'octobre), en 3 échéances trimestrielles (1ère semaine d'octobre, de janvier et de mars) ou en 9 échéances mensuelles (1ère semaine d'octobre à 1ère semaine de juin). Le paiement en 9 mensualités entraîne une facturation supplémentaire de EUR 75 pour l'année. En cas de rejet de prélèvement SEPA, une pénalité (frais) est appliquée.  - Virement bancaire ou paiement par carte (American Express non acceptée) : paiement unique la 1ère semaine d'octobre ou en 3 virements/paiements (1ère semaine d'octobre et de janvier). Si une échéance trimestrielle est réglée en plusieurs paiements, une facturation de EUR 25 par trimestre peut être rajoutée. Les règlements en espèces ne sont pas acceptés.  - Rejets et pénalités : en cas de rejet de prélèvement des frais (SEPA) un montant est facturé par rejet ; en cas de non‑paiement aux dates prévues, intérêts de retard au taux légal majoré de deux points et pénalités correspondant à 10 % de la facture impayée. Des frais de relance et frais de recouvrement peuvent être appliqués. L'inscription peut être suspendue en cas de non‑paiement.  Refunds, cancellations and re‑registration - Frais administratifs et frais d'inscription/examens : non remboursables.  - Remboursement de l'acompte (nouvelle inscription) : possible seulement si l'école est informée de l'annulation par lettre recommandée dans un délai maximum de 15 jours suivant l'admission effective (date portée sur le document d'admission définitive). Après 15 jours, les montants versés ne sont pas remboursés.  - Réinscription : acompte de réinscription EUR 700 par élève (déductible de la facture du premier trimestre) ; cet acompte est facturé et peut être remboursé dans des cas spécifiques (orientation décidée par l'école vers un enseignement non dispensé dans une école EIB, refus de redoublement décidé par l'école, mutation professionnelle hors Île‑de‑France avant une date fixée, admission dans un lycée public selon procédure).  - Départ en cours d'année : la famille doit notifier le départ par lettre recommandée ; tous les frais relatifs au trimestre complet en cours restent dus.  Boarding (internat) - Aucun service d'internat/boarding n'est mentionné dans la grille tarifaire ni dans le règlement financier du lycée EIB Etoile pour l'année 2026/27 ; aucun tarif d'internat n'est facturé dans les pages tarifaires. Uniform and related costs - Les uniformes scolaires sont fournis via la boutique uniforme officielle de l'EIB (site de la boutique uniforme EIB) et les articles obligatoires (hauts avec logo, packs standards, packs sport, etc.) sont vendus séparément ; les coûts varient selon le pack et la taille (exemples de packs standard pour d'autres établissements EIB : à partir d'environ EUR 35 à EUR 88 suivant le pack et le niveau). Ces achats ne sont pas inclus dans les frais de scolarité.
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Coat-uniform is provided by the school for all students. Preschool and Primary wear a blouse provided at the start of the year; CE2 may choose between a blouse or a blazer; CM1-CM2 wear a navy blazer purchased by parents before the year starts. Blouses and blazers are labeled with the student's name; sportswear is not permitted outside PE.	Uniform requirement Students at our international EIB schools are required to wear a uniform when at school, in the vicinity of the school, or on school outings. Uniforms must be purchased from our official website. The policy applies to ALL students.
Food options	Food options On-site meals are provided with rotating sample menus and seasonal produce; special menus are offered throughout the year, and Sodexo provides the service.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Private international school in Paris. Founding member of the Fédération Nationale de l'Enseignement Privé (F.N.E.P).	Governance and ownership The school is part of the EIB Paris network of private bilingual and secular schools.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Cours Molière offers an international education in Paris with a complete and balanced Franco-American curriculum. The program enables each student to master two languages, with personalized support and innovative teaching methods tailored to a modern, international education. The environment is caring and fosters curiosity and the development of each student's potential. Founded in 1926, the school has welcomed around 17,000 students. The school operates on two campuses: Campus Soult for preschool and primary (2 boulevard Soult, 75012 Paris) and Campus Montmorency for middle and high school (24 rue de Montmorency, 75003 Paris).	Curriculum details Since September 2023, the school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The IB Programme section is located at 52 Rue de Londres in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. Lycée Etoile serves Seconde to Terminale. Campus Etoile is at 9 Rue Villaret de Joyeuse, 75017 Paris, and Campus London is at 52 Rue de Londres, 75008 Paris; the IB section also hosts all Seconde classes of Lycée Etoile. Language teaching and immersion classes are offered, providing a multicultural and multilingual environment from day one.
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Cours Molière fosters social and emotional development in a caring environment. Kindness, trust, and mutual support guide daily interactions. Personalized support helps each student grow at their own pace and reach their potential. The school cultivates an international community with over 35 nationalities represented, supporting empathy and global citizenship. Through dynamic bilingual instruction and individualized guidance, students develop curiosity, confidence, and resilience.	Social & emotional learning Languages are at the heart of the teaching approach at EIB Etoile. In addition to intensive English instruction, students can study Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and Chinese. Twenty‑five percent of the school day is devoted to English. The school offers a wide range of after‑school activities and clubs that students run themselves, fostering autonomy, creativity and a sense of responsibility.
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English as an additional language	English as an additional language Cours Molière welcomes English-speaking students and integrates them into the French national programme through dedicated language support. From preschool, 50% of teaching staff are native English speakers or bilinguals, and English is used throughout the day in all activities. From CP to CM2, instruction is bilingual (65% French – 35% English). Cambridge English programs begin in primary and lead to an iGCSE at the end of middle school. In high school, students can pursue a second diploma, the American High School Diploma, completed in English. Specialized care for non-francophone children is offered; English classes are based on proficiency levels, with French classes taught by a specialist.	English as an additional language In addition to intensive English instruction, students can study Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and Chinese. The school offers preparation courses for international exams such as SAT, TOEFL, IELTS, Cervantes, Dante and Goethe. Since September 2023, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is offered at EIB Etoile.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The school emphasizes kindness, trust, and mutual support in all interactions. It supports personal growth with individualized guidance and innovative teaching. The environment is international and inclusive, helping students feel valued as they develop curiosity and confidence. The goal is to foster well-being by combining academic challenge with a supportive, caring community.	Mental wellbeing Regular breaks during the day allow students to refresh and support daily well‑being. After‑school activities cover sport, arts, culture and languages, with clubs and societies that students can lead, promoting autonomy, creativity and responsibility. The Counseling service accompanies students in post‑bac orientation, offering personalized advice for university choice, application preparation and dossier management.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school operates on two campuses in Paris: Campus Soult (Preschool and Primary) at 2 boulevard Soult, 75012 Paris, and Campus Montmorency (Middle School and High School) at 24 rue de Montmorency, 75003 Paris. It welcomes students from 35 nationalities and provides a bilingual English–French environment. English language instruction accounts for more than 50% of the week and follows the English National Curriculum. Classes are small, with about 15 students per class. The school was established in 1926 and is a member of ELSA France. Lunch is provided in the cafeteria, daily daycare is available, and meals are supervised by staff.	Facilities overview The International Bilingual School (EIB) is a group of private, secular bilingual schools comprising eight establishments across Paris and the western region. It offers students a multicultural and multilingual environment from their first day of school. Since 1954, EIB private bilingual schools have welcomed nearly 3,000 students from more than 70 nationalities, from nursery to terminale. Throughout the year, EIB Paris provides a wide range of extracurricular activities accessible to enrolled and non-enrolled students, including artistic, sporting and cultural activities. During school holidays, the holiday camps welcome children in a stimulating and secure environment in French and English.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Sport is held in the stadium next to Campus Soult on Wednesdays.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities English language instruction accounts for more than 50% of the week and follows the English National Curriculum. Cambridge Young Learners Exams and Key English Test are part of the program; English is taught with a mix of native English-speaking and other teachers. Classes are small, with about 15 students each.	Academic facilities —
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Cultural and educational outings are organized, including visits to museums such as the Louvre and Centre Pompidou and theatre visits. On Wednesdays, Cultures & Langues offers a wide range of activities; the program includes singing, art workshops, museum visits, and other experiences that complement studies.	Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular opportunities include artistic, sporting, and cultural activities. Holiday camps run during school breaks and are conducted in French and English. These programs are available to both enrolled and non-enrolled students.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Cours Molière was founded in 1926 in Paris's 12th arrondissement by Madame Suzanne Ange8le Albertine Decrouez, a former Parisian primary school teacher. She opened a small private primary school on Avenue Daumesnil, and in 1935 the school moved to larger premises on Avenue du Ge9ne9ral Michel Bizot. From the early years, Cours Moli8re welcomed pupils from Paris and the neighbouring town of Saint-Mande9, establishing a reputation for academic seriousness and openness to languages. Today the school operates two campuses—Soult in Paris 12 and Montmorency in Paris 3—with the senior school in the Marais, and it welcomes both French and international students from more than 35 nationalities, offering a complete Franco-American curriculum with bilingual instruction and personalized language support. The school has welcomed more than 17,000 students over its history.	History —
Community	Community The school operates two campuses in Paris: Soult (Paris 12) and Montmorency (Paris 3), with the senior school located in the Marais and the historic roots in eastern Paris. More than 35 nationalities are represented within the school community. The Headmasters welcome describes an environment with high-quality programs, stimulating activities, and individualized support, and emphasizes the essential link between school, parents, and students in forming a supportive community. Values include kindness, personalized support, an international environment, and innovative teaching.	Community A broad range of after-school activities is offered throughout the year to both enrolled and non-enrolled students, including artistic, sports, and cultural workshops. During school holidays, bilingual holiday camps provide a fun, engaging, and safe environment for children.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Art Workshops: Singing, theatre, music, and visual arts workshops offered in English or French give children a space for authentic expression. They enrich vocabulary, improve pronunciation, and enable language use in a creative and spontaneous context. They also support oral confidence, a key pillar in bilingual development. These activities extend language immersion into real-world contexts.	Academic & intellectual The school offers the bilingual French-English International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). Languages are central to teaching, with extensive English instruction and options in Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and Chinese. Up to 25% of the timetable is conducted in English. It also teaches the International French Baccalaureate (BFI) in the British section, with English literature, history and geography studied in English; European Mention is available in the Baccalaureate, with history and geography studied in English.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Art Workshops: Singing, theatre, music, and visual arts workshops are offered in English or French to provide authentic expression. They promote creativity and language use in a creative, expressive context. They support oral confidence as part of bilingual development.	Arts & creative A wide range of after-school activities includes sports and arts, as well as culture and languages. Students can join clubs and societies, including those they manage themselves. These activities foster creativity and personal development.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Cultural Outings: Museums, exhibitions, performances, sensory experiences, and educational walks provide direct immersion in real-world contexts. They encourage meaningful language use and deepen cultural awareness. A language immersion program offers a unique experience to learn a language and discover a new culture.	Cultural & language The school welcomes 400 students from more than 40 nationalities. Languages are central to teaching, with English taught extensively and courses in Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and Chinese. It offers the bilingual French-English IBDP and the BF I in the British section, with English-language study of literature, history and geography; European Mention is available in English. The London Campus is part of the EIB network, located at 52 Rue de Londres.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Sports Activities: They encourage natural interaction and language learning through movement. They help learners follow instructions, cooperate, and demonstrate teamwork in the target language. These activities foster language fluency in social and recreational settings.	Social & hobbies After-school activities span sports, arts, culture and languages. Students can join and manage clubs and societies themselves. These activities foster autonomy, creativity and a sense of responsibility.
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Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional Student-led clubs provide leadership opportunities. The Counseling department offers guidance for going abroad with an IB and for university admissions. The school prepares students for higher education through the IBDP and BF I (British International Section) tracks.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports Activities promote physical fitness and teamwork, supporting students' wellbeing. Lunchtime is a time for conviviality, sharing and learning, with seasonal menus offered throughout the year and prepared with seasonal produce; meals are delivered to the school and served on site by Sodexo. On Wednesdays, children can stay at school until 6:00 p.m. to enjoy enriching extracurricular activities.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Classes can take place between 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM, depending on the timetable. There are breaks between classes to rest, supporting autonomy and well-being. A wide range of after-school activities supports sports, arts and personal development.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The school teaches in English and French. English immersion begins in nursery and continues through primary, with bilingual instruction across the campuses.	Language provision English is taught intensively and accounts for up to 25% of the timetable; additional languages include Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and Chinese. The school follows the French Education Nationale curriculum and enriches instruction with English-language coursework. The British-section BFI (BFI) provides English-language study of literature, history and geography; since September 2023 the IB Diploma Programme is offered. The IB section is based at 52 Rue de Londres, 75008 Paris, while the Lycée Etoile campus is at 9 Rue Villaret de Joyeuse, 75017 Paris.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching Bilingual Immersion from nursery school. The French core curriculum is taught alongside English language development starting in nursery and continued through the primary cycle. The program aims to produce students who are fluent in both French and English through ongoing bilingual instruction.	Bilingual teaching Seconde through Terminale at Lycée EIB Etoile provides bilingual English-French instruction. English accounts for about 25% of the timetable, with courses also offered in Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and Chinese. Since September 2023, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB) is offered, including a British-section pathway (BFI, formerly OIB). The school also offers preparation for international exams such as SAT, TOEFL, IELTS, Cervantes, Dante and Goethe.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs Language immersion program. A bilingual immersion experience starting in nursery with English exposure and ongoing language development through primary. It offers a unique experience to learn a language and discover a new culture, and supports language skills, personal development, open-mindedness, and future professional opportunities.	Immersion programs —
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions The school has two campuses in Paris: Campus Soult at 2 boulevard Soult, 75012 Paris (Preschool and Primary) and Campus Montmorency at 24 rue de Montmorency, 75003 Paris (Middle School and High School). The Preschool and Primary programs are on Campus Soult, while Middle School and High School are on Campus Montmorency. The school is located in the heart of Paris and offers an international environment. The Franco-American curriculum is complete and balanced, providing an optimal environment for overall development. The program offers each student the opportunity to master two languages with personalized support and innovative teaching methods.	Admissions 1. Initial Application: To begin the process, parents must complete a pre-registration form online through the school's Eduka platform. This step creates a family account where you can track the status of your application. Applications are reviewed in the order they are submitted. 2. Document Submission and Application Fee: Once the Eduka account is active, parents must upload all necessary supporting documents, which centrally include the student's previous academic reports. A non-refundable application fee of €300 is required at this stage to process the file. If any documentation is missing, the admissions team will request it before moving forward. 3. Academic Review and Assessment: The school evaluates the student's academic history to ensure they can access the curriculum. Depending on the student's profile and whether they are applying for the French or International Baccalaureate track, the school may request additional testing or language assessments. This ensures the student's level aligns with the school's standard requirements. 4. Family Interview: If the application is strong and there are potential vacancies, the school will invite the family for a meeting. This allows the school to assess the student's maturity, conduct, and suitability for the program. It also provides an opportunity for parents to ask questions and familiarize themselves with the campus. 5. Offer and Registration: When a place is offered, parents must formally accept it by returning the required enrolment forms. To secure the spot, families must pay a registration fee of between €900 and €1,000, along with an advance deposit toward the first term's tuition. Once these payments are received, the student is officially placed on the class roster.
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