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International Curriculum International Schools in Mauritius

Compare 8 International Curriculum international schools in Mauritius. Filter by curriculum, fees (average MUR 239,378), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
8
Curricula
10
Average annual fee
MUR 239,378
Fee range
MUR 132,000 – 390,550
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IPC (International Primary Curriculum) (8 schools)
Average school size
362 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Lighthouse Primary and Secondary School
Oldest
Lighthouse Primary and Secondary School (2009)
About international schools in Mauritius

International-curriculum international schools in Mauritius typically sit alongside strong French-system and state schools, offering British/Cambridge pathways, the International Baccalaureate and a number of bilingual French - English options that reflect the island’s multilingual environment. Fees are generally lower than equivalent schools in Europe or the Gulf but vary by age and curriculum, so expect a broad band of annual tuition levels and additional charges for enrolment, transport and exams. School calendars and entry points are not uniform - some schools follow a Northern-Hemisphere (Sept - Jul) rhythm while others use alternative start dates - and many popular schools recommend applying many months ahead because places and transport routes fill quickly. Families relocating to Mauritius usually choose a neighbourhood with good access to their shortlisted schools and check language support, exam pathways (IGCSE/A-Level, IB Diploma, French Baccalauréat) and extracurricular and pastoral provision when budgeting both time and cost.

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FAQs for Mauritius

Which international curricula are commonly available in Mauritius?
The most common international pathways are British/Cambridge (Primary, IGCSE, A-Level), the International Baccalaureate (PYP, MYP and Diploma) and the French national curriculum leading to the Baccalauréat; some schools also use the International Primary Curriculum or Montessori approaches at younger ages. Schools often combine curricula across phases (for example, IPC or Cambridge in primary feeding into IGCSE/IB in secondary), so check each school’s published programme and exam destinations.
What languages of instruction should we expect?
English is the primary medium in most international and many public schools, while French is widely used across private and French-programme schools; many international schools offer bilingual or strong French language tracks and English language support for newcomers. Mauritian Creole is commonly spoken socially and schools may offer additional mother-tongue or language-support provision, so confirm language policy and support for learners with limited English or French.
How much do international-curriculum schools in Mauritius typically cost?
Annual tuition varies by school, year group and curriculum; research published fee data shows typical annual tuition in the Mauritian market around the mid-hundreds of thousands of rupees, with lower and higher outliers and a number of additional charges (registration, exam fees, transport and activities) to budget for. Always request the full fee schedule for the exact year and year group you need, including deposit and payment terms.
When should we apply and what is the usual admissions rhythm?
Most international schools begin accepting applications several months before the start of their academic year and many recommend applying six to twelve months ahead for popular entry ages, because assessments, references and transport allocations can take time. Term dates differ between schools and curricula - some follow an August/September start while others have January or alternative start points - so confirm the current calendar and assessment schedule with each school early in your move planning.
Which ages and public examinations should we expect?
International schools in Mauritius typically cover early years through to age 18, with children taking IGCSE or equivalent exams in mid-secondary and then A-Levels or the IB Diploma (or the French Baccalauréat in French schools) for university entry. If you have a particular destination in mind for further study, check how each school’s exam pathways are recognised by universities in that country and whether the school offers targeted university-advice services.
What practical things should relocating families check when shortlisting schools?
Ask about language support for late-arrival pupils, the school’s exam and university-placement record (not as rankings, but to confirm pathways), transport routes and costs, and what is included in published fees versus extra charges. Also check pastoral provision, class sizes, inspection or accreditation status, and whether the school runs open days or assessment-days you can attend before committing to a place.