Mougins School
Cote d'Azur
International, following British curriculum
Pre-K to Form 13
Parents drop off/pick up the children. A few ride the school sponsored bus.
For 2003-2004, the campus is undergoing a sizeable construction project which will add a new gymnasium and additional classrooms. The library/cafeteria/administration building is fairly recent and quite nice. There's a genuine effort to provide an environment conducive to the educational process.
Many extra-curricular activities are available including, but not limited to, a Homework Club, drama, arts & crafts, gymnastics, rugby, soccer and music lessons from peripatetic music teachers. Some activities are fee-based, but are generally quite reasonable.
There wasn't much done to transition from American to British curriculum, although there was a great deal of "tolerance" about the different handwriting style and spelling differences between the languages. There isn't a repatriation program that I'm aware of...
Parents are welcomed to participate in monthly coffee mornings as well as a variety of events scheduled throughout the year - an annual go karting event, wine-tastings, Christmas market, dances, even the annual Talent Show. There is a great Parent-Teacher organization that is always welcoming to newcomers.
Be sure to stay in touch with your child's teachers and act as their advocate if needed. The headmaster is very approachable as well.
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