Ermitage International School of France
Maisons-Laffitte
International
Pre-K through High School
Car
Facilities quite poor and not well maintained. New library but not very well stocked, new chemistry labs but not enough equipment for each student in a class to do experiments Many opportunities for international exchanges and voluntary work abroad
This school attempts to straddle the French, English and American curricula. There are no programs to help children about to return home.
There is no PTA as the relationship between the school admin and the parents has never been very good.
The Lower School is well run by a caring and switched-on head teacher. The collège principal is not widely respected and many parents do not appreciate his quite cavalier style. The lycée principal runs a tight ship but the facilities in the lycée are sorely lacking -- very cramped conditions, study periods conducted in a converted garage which also serves as a cafeteria, no library...
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