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École Montessori Internationale de Nice

France, Cote-d-azur

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, French
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 2 - 12 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2021
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Montessori Curriculum
Taught languages English, French
Strengths Outdoor Education, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School
Introduction

École Montessori Internationale de Nice is an international Montessori school in France for ages 2 to 12. It teaches Montessori pedagogy across three age-based levels: The Children's Community (2–3), The Children's House (3–6), and The Elementary School (6–12). Each classroom is co-taught by two teachers, one English-speaking and one French-speaking, within a 100% bilingual framework. Cambridge English begins at age seven with an optional Cambridge certificate. All teachers are AMI graduates, and the school is a member of the Montessori France Association and the International Montessori Association. The Elementary School covers five great stories—The Creation of the Earth; Life of animals and plants; Human life; Language; Mathematics and Science—and extends geography, biology and ecology beyond the national curriculum. The living environment is a Belle Époque mansion (1900) with 1,500 m² of outdoor space supporting motor, sensory and cognitive development. Inclusive Class welcomes children with neurodevelopmental differences, staffed by AMI educators.

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6 Bd Prince de Galles, 06000 Nice, France

Vibes and Culture
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The Essentials

École Montessori Internationale de Nice has instruction in English, French.

Location
6 boulevard Prince de Galles, 06000 Nice, France

Stages
The Children's Community (2-3 years); The Children's House (3-6 years); The Elementary School (6-12 years); The Inclusive Class

Type
International Montessori school

Additional learning support
Inclusive Class for children with neurodevelopmental difficulties (dys, ASD, ADHD)

Country affiliation
France; member of Montessori France Association and the International Montessori Association

School day structure
Opening hours: 8:15 a.m. – 5:45 p.m.; weekends closed
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application / Registration fees

- Registration (one‑time) fee: EUR 700.

Tuition and compulsory annual charges (by year group)

- Nursery / Kindergarten (approx. ages 2–5): Total annual charge shown as EUR 12,000 per year.

- Primary (Grade 1 to Grade 6, ages 6–11/12): Total annual charge shown as EUR 13,000 per year.

- Example first‑year breakdown for a 2‑year‑old (illustrative of how the annual total is built):
- Registration (one‑time): EUR 700.
- Tuition (annual): EUR 11,500.
- Material fees (annual): EUR 500.
- TOTAL first year (example): EUR 12,700.

Per‑term detail

- Published fee material that I located gives annual amounts and one‑time charges; no published per‑term instalment amounts or a fixed per‑term breakdown was available in the fee summary I found. The figures above are presented as annual totals.

Other compulsory or commonly charged costs

- School meals (canteen): EUR 1,250 per year (listed as a separate charge).

- School bus (Monaco route): EUR 280 per year; (Nice route): EUR 150 per year.

- Wednesday care / enrichment options (annual): full Wednesday: EUR 2,300 per year; half‑day Wednesday: EUR 1,700 per year.

- Excellence fund (new registration): EUR 1,500 (one‑time contribution shown in the published fee notes).

- Private music classes: EUR 400–1,000 per year depending on instrument and level (optional, charged separately).

- Additional language courses (optional): EUR 600 per year (listed as an optional charge).

- Holiday / Kids Club activity fees (summer / spring / February programs): sample published weekly rates are approximately EUR 145–150 for a half‑day and EUR 285–300 for a full day (weekly rate; Kids Club sessions are charged separately from school tuition).

- Uniforms / school supplies: specific annual uniform or supply charges were not listed as fixed amounts in the fee summary I found; material fees are shown separately (see Material fees above).

Boarding / Residential provision and fees

- No boarding or residential fees are published for this school; the school is described and listed as serving ages 2–12 and is presented as a day school (no boarding provision shown).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The publicly available fee summary I located presents annual fees and one‑time charges but does not publish a detailed billing schedule (for example: the number of instalments, exact due dates, or late‑payment penalties) or specific payment timing in the material I found.

Refunds and cancellation

- No specific published refund policy or detailed cancellation/refund terms were included in the fee summary I located. Refund, deposit forfeiture, or cancellation terms were not provided in the publicly available fee notes I found.

Accepted payment methods (payment options)

- No definitive list of accepted payment methods (credit card, SEPA/bank transfer, direct debit, etc.) was published in the fee summary I located. The fee summary lists amounts and categories but does not publish the payment channels or the exact invoicing/payment mechanism.

Summary of what is published vs what is not published

- Published and available: registration fee (EUR 700), annual tuition totals by age/grade (EUR 12,000 for nursery/kindergarten; EUR 13,000 for primary), example first‑year breakdown (registration, tuition, material fees), and a set of common additional charges (meals, bus, Wednesday care, excellence fund, optional music/language fees). These figures are shown in the school fee summary I located for the current academic listings.

- Not published in the material I located: a detailed per‑term billing schedule, exact instalment dates, formal refund/cancellation policy text, and a published list of accepted payment methods. The school's public fee summary lists amounts and common optional charges but does not include those operational payment terms in the materials I found.

(If you require these omitted operational items—billing calendar, refund policy wording or accepted payment channels—those items are not present in the fee summary I located and would normally be confirmed with the school's admissions/finance office.)
Academics

École Montessori Internationale de Nice teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Montessori Curriculum for students aged 2 to 12.

Curriculum
Montessori pedagogy guides the program, with three age-based levels: The Children's Community (2–3), The Children's House (3–6), and The Elementary School (6–12). Each classroom is co-taught by two teachers, one English-speaking and one French-speaking, within a 100% bilingual framework; Cambridge English language learning begins at age 7 with an optional Cambridge certificate. The Elementary School uses five great stories—The Creation of the Earth; Life of animals and plants; Human life; Language; Mathematics and Science—and covers geography, biology, ecology and more beyond the national curriculum. All teachers are AMI graduates and the school is a member of the Montessori France Association and the International Montessori Association. The living environment includes a renovated Belle Époque building with 1,500 square meters of outdoor space designed to support motor, sensory and cognitive development. The Inclusive Class welcomes children with neurodevelopmental differences and is staffed by a specialized AMI educator.

Student Teacher Ratio
In The Children's Community (2–3 years) the ratio is 12 students per adult. In The Children's House (3–6) and The Elementary School (6–12), classes have two teachers for around 24–25 students, roughly 12–13 students per teacher. The Inclusive Class hosts 8 students with a specialized AMI educator.
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