Ecole Internationale de Paris

Ecole Internationale de Paris is a leading international school in the heart of the 7th arrondissement, serving a multicultural student body from over 60 nationalities. Located in the prestigious Saint-Germain-des-Pres quarter, the school delivers a dual-track French and International Baccalaureate curriculum for students aged 3 to 18, combining the rigour of the French national programme with the global perspective of the IB framework. The school holds full homologation from the French Ministry of Education and is recognized by the Agence pour l'Enseignement Francais a l'Etranger (AEFE), confirming its alignment with French national educational standards. Students in the French track follow the programme nationale leading to the baccalaureat francais, while students in the international track pursue the IB Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma Programme. The campus occupies a beautifully restored Haussmann-era building complemented by modern extensions, featuring well-equipped science laboratories, a dedicated art studio, music rooms with practice spaces, a 300-seat theatre for performances and assemblies, and a comprehensive library housing over 15,000 volumes in French, English, and German. The school's courtyard provides outdoor space for recreation and physical education. Academically, the school achieves consistently strong results in both the baccalaureat francais and IB Diploma examinations. IB Diploma candidates regularly surpass world averages, and baccalaureat pass rates exceed 95 percent, with a significant proportion earning mentions tres bien. Graduates gain admission to top French grandes ecoles and preparatory classes, as well as leading universities across the UK, US, and Europe. The bilingual sections are a defining feature, with instruction delivered in both French and English from the earliest years. German is introduced as a third language from age 10. The school places strong emphasis on intercultural understanding, literary analysis, and scientific inquiry. Extracurricular activities include debate, Model United Nations, orchestra, visual arts exhibitions, and competitive sports. The school participates in inter-school tournaments across the Ile-de-France region. Tuition fees range from EUR 15,000 to EUR 32,000 per year depending on grade level and programme track. The school offers a limited number of merit-based bursaries and sibling reductions. Cantine (school lunch) and transport are billed separately.