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École maternelle Jehan Alain
4 rue Jehan Alain, 78230 Le Pecq, 78230A few minutes walk from the École Félix Éboué primary school, the British Section has been operating a Grande Section Class (Reception/Year 1) in this bright, attractive nursery school since 1999, and established an active working partnership with our French colleagues. All the pupils attend the school on a full-time basis. The Section class meets twice a week. The school day begins at 08.20 and ends at 16.20. Children may have lunch in the canteen or return home for lunch.
École Félix Éboué
3 rue de Seine, 78230 Le Pecq, 78230The École Félix Éboué, a friendly primary school situated on the banks of the river Seine, provides an exciting opportunity for children to follow a bilingual, bicultural education. With pleasant leafy grounds, the school has easy access to and use of the neighbouring sports fields and gymnasium. The British Section has been present in the school since 1988 and has established a close working partnership with the French teaching team. The school has 300+ pupils, of whom approximately 90 attend British Section classes. There is one British Section class per year group from UK Year 1 / 2 to Year 6 (CP to CM2). British section classes from CP to CM1 have a class teacher and class assistant while CM2 pupils benefit from a class teacher and one of our skilled librarians to help the children with their library choices.
École élémentaire du Lycée International
2 bis rue du Fer à Cheval, 78100 Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 78100With over 550 full-time and 700 externé pupils from Petite Section (nursery) to CM2 (Year 6) and home to 11 international sections, the École élémentaire du Lycée International is one of the largest state primary schools in France. It also offers a one-year French immersion course - Français Spécial - from UK Year 3 (CE1) to Year 6 (CM2) for non-Francophone children.
Collège Les Hauts-Grillets
10 Boulevard Hector Berlioz, 78100 Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 78100A French, state-funded middle school for girls and boys aged 11-15, which hosts five international sections: Chinese, German, Italian, Polish and, since 1999, the British Section. The school is located a short walk from the Lycée International site. There is one British Section class per year group from UK Year 7 to Year 10 (Sixième to Troisième) which, like the classes on our other sites, have 6 hours teaching of English language and literature and History-Geography in English per week.
Collège Pierre et Marie Curie
62 avenue du Pierre et Marie Curie, 78230 Le Pecq, 78230Situated across the river from Saint-Germain-en-Laye, in Le Pecq, the Collège Pierre et Marie Curie is a state-funded collège (middle school) for boys and girls. Entirely rebuilt in 1998, it is a bright, modern building that caters for approximately 500 students. Of these, about 135 students are in the British Section. The school also has a Portuguese Section of some 80 students. The British Section has been present in the Collège since 1981. We run two classes per year group, Bilingual and Fast-Track, from UK Year 7 (6ème) to Year 10 (3ème), providing 4 hours of English language and literature and 2 hours of History-Geography in English per week.
Collège International
2 bis rue du Fer à Cheval, 78100 Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 78100The Collège International (middle school) is fully integrated into the Lycée International campus in Saint-Germain-en-Laye and all of the 600 pupils on roll belong to one of its 14 international sections. The British Section has its administrative offices in the school and our teaching staff and designated Pastoral Coordinator work closely with our French colleagues to provide a friendly and supportive environment.
Lycée International
2 bis rue du Fer à Cheval, 78100 Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 78100The Lycée International is located on a leafy campus in the grounds of the Château d'Hennemont in Saint-Germain-en-Laye. It is home to over 1000 senior school students (UK Year 11 to Year 13 or Seconde to Terminale), all of whom belong to one of the 14 international sections. The British Section has been present in the school since its establishment in 1953 and has its administrative offices there. Our teaching staff and designated Pastoral Coordinators work closely with the French teaching team and other section staff to develop whole-school initiatives, activities and events that help to promote the international dimension of the school and to support our pupils' well-being and academic progress.