Edited by Giulia Ceccon · Chief Marketing Officer
Toulouse’s international-school scene is relatively small but varied, anchored by an English-medium IB day school in the Colomiers suburb and complemented by a German curriculum school and English-language sections that operate inside the French state system. Families will commonly find International Baccalaureate programmes, the German school curriculum, and the French national curriculum with “sections internationales” or OIB (Option Internationale du Baccalauréat) taught alongside extra English provision; languages on offer typically include English, French and German, with other European languages often available. Fees for full-time places at private international day schools are in the low-to-mid five figures in euros at larger schools (public international sections in state schools do not charge tuition), and many schools run a main intake in August/September while accepting some places on a rolling basis. Practical steps for relocating families include checking whether you should register with the city for a local school place, arranging any language-level assessment for non-Francophone children, and applying early for private-school places where demand is limited.
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