Germany, Heidelberg
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École française Pierre et Marie Curie in Heidelberg is a private Franco‑German bilingual school within the AEFE network and is recognised by German authorities as equivalent to a local public school. Founded in 1997 and managed by the Association gestionnaire de l'Ecole française Pierre et Marie Curie – Maternelle et Elémentaire, the school blends a French curriculum with German instruction, with French as the predominant language and German increasing each year. English begins in CE2 (45 minutes per week) and CM1 (two 45‑minute sessions per week), and non‑French students in CM1 can take the DELF Prim A2 exam. The school day starts around 8:00 for elementary and 8:30 for kindergarten, with a garderie option after classes. Each class is taught by a French and a German teacher, working in their native languages. Facilities include a cafeteria with allergy accommodations, a library in two languages, and a computer room. The curriculum is supplemented by activities in arts, music, robotics, and other interests, reinforcing bilingual competence and cross‑cultural learning.
École française Pierre et Marie Curie, Wieblinger Weg 9, 69123 Heidelberg, Germany
École Française Pierre et Marie Curie has 155 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in French, German.
Annual tuition at École Française Pierre et Marie Curie ranges from EUR 2,856 to EUR 4,080 for 2026/27.
École Française Pierre et Marie Curie teaches French Curriculum, German Curriculum.