About Mougins School
Mougins School follows the British curriculum and offers an advanced international programme to students of 3-18 years of age. Situated in Mougins, within the high technology park of Sophia Antipolis since 1987 (established in 1964), the purpose built campus comprises six state-of-the-art buildings as well as sports areas, recreational areas and areas of quiet contemplation.
The campus houses not only well equipped classrooms, but four science laboratories, two IT suites, two art studios, two music studios, a superb gymnasium, an examinations room, a dedicated performing arts and music building and a library containing 11,000 volumes as well as computers for research, overseen by a librarian.
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English
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 18
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A human scale school with kind and caring teachers. Children gain self-confidence in a positive environment. Beautiful trees all around the school.
Mougins school is a nice school and the location is good. The food is better than most schools
4 of the 5 years my teenagers have attended Mougins school were acceptable to poor. This current year we have seen big improvement. Under new management the school should become the amazing 5 star school it should be.
The Mougins School is an amazing place for kids to spend their high school years. If student supply themselves, they will learn and thrive here. Don’t listen to the negative reviews, these people are by and large malcontents who have nothing else to do with their time than put down a fine institution.
I moved here two years ago from the US with my husband and daughter who has since enjoyed two years of happiness in a safe and nurturing environment. She is excited for the next two years of A-levels with smart and interesting friends from all over the world. We are quite fortunate. Our new headmaster has done a stellar job in his first year. Backed by a teaching career in history and drama, followed by several years at the administrative level at international schools, he has an open door policy that both my husband and I have exercised and, as a result, witnessed positive outcomes. Coming from the US where sports are well integrated into the schools, I was surprised by the lack of non-football (soccer) programs. But In France this is not atypical. French families enroll their kids in the extensive village programs. It’s a great way for students to integrate into French society and practice the language. Since my daughter is more reserved and prefers English, I proposed to the school that I start a girls badminton team. With the full support of the administration, the team is up and running and will have their first competition with the nearby international schools next week. Such fun! When we first toured the school a few years ago, I asked a student who happened to be passing by, what he liked most about the school. He responded, “The teachers care and the bathrooms are clean.” How true!
À small school with a culture of care and respect amongst teachers and children! Confident, kind and open Kidsfotogen across all age groups! There is still space to further improve but new head and management board have already brought much progress and continue pursuing their ambitious goals! Towards GCSEs and A-Levels limited subject choice due to its small size (500 students from reception to Form13.
The change of direction is good for the school! Nestled in a green setting, the school brings a lot to our children both academically and socially. We highly recommend it!
Great School because it feels like a big family!
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Liz Burns, a year ago
I attended Mougins School from 4 till 15 (I'm now turning 30). I absolutely loved my experience there; it genuinely felt like a family. Independent thought was always encouraged, the environment was incredibly nurturing, and it was set in a really beautiful location. I will always have incredibly fond memories of my time at Mougins.
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Miguel Arcanjo, 7 months ago
for 1 whole school year I parked and like all parents in the same place to leave my child in the School because no one will take responsibility for their children if you do not see your child entering inside this School no one takes no zero care with your child they do not even know our kids, they're not even interested. . and today came a man very bald mentally ill and very soul Attention no was the security guy , he just fought with me because of the bentley he said that all the Peugeot fiat cars all popular cars can park there but expensive cars like bentley andC&O nooooo !!!! he attacked me a lot with strong words that rich people have nothing to look for in this school I was very shocked because for a whole of year we all parents parking in the same place and today this poor soul I speak poor soul because is not financial question is his souls very bad really poor guy i know he don't have a hair i know why!!!sorry for this poor soul in our world ...
