France
Paris
This page lists the 3 schools we profile in Paris and compares them at a glance: curriculum, teaching languages, ages and boarding. Programmes on offer: IB, GCSE/IGCSE, French curriculum, German curriculum and American-style high-school diploma. All of them are day schools.
School profiles in this area
| School | Curriculum | Teaching languages | Ages | Day or boarding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American School of ParisSaint-Cloud | American High School Diploma · Advanced Placement · IB Diploma Programme | English | 3–18 | day |
| École Jeannine ManuelParis 15th | French national curriculum (sous contrat) with the school’s own English, science and Chinese · Baccalauréat Français International (BFI) · IB Diploma from 11th grade · École Jeannine Manuel High School Diploma | French · English | Moyenne Section (age 4) through Terminale in Paris; Petite Section (age 3) in Lille | day |
| Lycée International de Saint-Germain-en-LayeSaint-Germain-en-Laye | French national curriculum · Diplôme national du brevet option internationale · Baccalauréat Français International · Section-specific qualifications, including selected IGCSEs or the German Abitur route | French · Language of the pupil's international section | Section-dependent from Petite or Moyenne Section to Terminale; the main primary school begins in Grande Section | day |
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