EIB Wagram

EIB Wagram does not offer an IB, British or American programme: its pupils follow the French national curriculum in a fully bilingual French-English format, with half of class time in each language from age 3. Subjects such as science, geography, geometry, music, art and PE are taught in English, while French, maths and history are taught in French. The school is linked to international networks through its UNESCO Associated Schools membership, the Eco-Schools programme and WWF projects, and through Globeducate, which connects it with schools in other countries.

EIB Wagram covers the three years of French maternelle (Petite, Moyenne and Grande Section, from age 3) and the five years of elementary school from CP to CM2 (up to about age 11). School opens at 8.45 am; nursery classes finish at 4.30 pm and primary classes at 5 pm. After CM2, pupils can move on to the bilingual middle schools of the EIB network.

The school describes its ethos as warm and family-like, with close attention to each pupil and to international families. Its stated aims are the intellectual development of every child, a solid way of working, and growth in curiosity, general knowledge, artistic sensitivity, tolerance and solidarity, which the EIB network presents as shared values. It combines the demands of the French system with active methods drawn from English-speaking education.

All pupils wear the EIB uniform, which is bought from the network's online shop. Families can book early-morning care from 8.30 am, after-school care for nursery pupils and supervised study for primary pupils until 6 pm. Lunch is available as an optional half-board service four or five days a week, or as a lunch-box option, and an intensive language class is offered for pupils who need extra language support, according to the school's fee schedule.

Extracurricular clubs at EIB Wagram are booked through the Eduka platform and are grouped by theme. Science options include chess, coding, robotics, maths challenges and simple experiments for the youngest. Creative choices cover drama, drawing and painting, manga, clay modelling, a recycled-materials workshop, plastic arts, a music club and private instrument lessons. Sports clubs offer judo, tennis and yoga. Wednesday afternoons run as an activity programme from 1 pm to 5 pm, split into a group for younger and a group for older pupils, and supervised homework sessions in French and English run from 5 pm to 6 pm.