Welcome to our FAQ!

Our school is based on strong values :

• Curiosity : we encourage students to explore, ask questions, and marvel at the world around them.
• Knowledge : we focus on building a solid foundation for understanding the world.
• Critical thinking : we encourage everyone to reflect, analyze, and form their own opinions.
• Communication : we value listening, discussion, and clear expression.
• Openness : we celebrate diversity of ideas, cultures, and backgrounds.
• Altruism : we promote mutual support, respect, and positive contribution.
• Audacity : we encourage students to think outside the box, innovate, and take risks.
• Reflection : we encourage students to learn from their experiences and take a step back.

Not at all. We listen to families to develop our offerings. The idea is for parents to be truly involved in school life.

No, the schedule is fixed.

Yes. Each student will have projects to present and assignments to complete, and we will offer tailored support based on their needs.

We chose not to do so because it did not offer any concrete advantages to families. And it would have complicated the organization with our other reference systems, such as Cambridge.

It depends on the curriculum followed and the country of residence. We prepare students for the national exams corresponding to their educational path.

Yes, depending on the curriculum chosen, students will be able to specialize in certain areas (science, languages, arts, etc.).

Yes, our courses are designed to encourage interaction with teachers.

A maximum of 10, to ensure effective monitoring.

40 minutes, with regular breaks to maintain attention.

We use a secure LMS platform to centralize courses, teaching resources, and student monitoring. Virtual classes are organized via Zoom, and we also use Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive, etc.) to facilitate exchanges, collaborative work, and homework submission. Everything is designed to provide a smooth, interactive, and accessible learning experience, wherever you are in the world.

Art clubs, reading clubs, science clubs… We adapt to the students interests. Each club is supervised by an adult.

Some lectures are included in the timetable, while others are offered outside of class hours. Internships are organized in line with the students’ course of study.

Yes, and they are even encouraged to do so. Starting in middle school, their involvement in a club can count toward their grade in a subject.

A club can be created as soon as a student wants to bring others together around a subject or passion.

Yes, depending on the chosen formula, teaching can be entirely in the mother tongue or bilingual.

No traditional homework assignments in French or math. However, research projects or presentations may be required as part of a project.

Yes, but there may be occasional adjustments for certain activities (virtual outings, workshops, etc.).

We take time differences into account so that students in Europe, Asia, and the United States can follow the lessons and participate in discussions.

A recorded class will be available, and students will be able to ask questions during the next class.

Yes. If a student is experiencing difficulties, a meeting will be organized with the teaching team and parents to put in place a tailored support plan.

Yes, via a quarterly newsletter. There will also be a back-to-school meeting and at least one annual meeting between parents and teachers.

It will be offered as an option.

They vary depending on the program. Payment can be made annually, quarterly, or monthly. Fees are charged for registration (application + test day + interview).

Yes, that’s possible. The student will need to take a few tests so that we can determine the appropriate level for them.

Yes, subject to feasibility. We invite parents to talk to our disability advisor to see how best to accommodate their child.

Yes, starting with the second child enrolled from the same family.

A digital library and a virtual science lab will be accessible.

Yes, if you have any issues with the platform, support will be available.

Yes, students will be able to ask questions and interact with each other or with their teachers via forums or messaging.