What are the schools in Nice like?
When we asked about the schools in Nice, they said...
"You can contact them to find out more. They regulary have open days so you can take a look at the school. So well worth a look! www.ebicaschool.com," explained one expat living in Nice, France.
"Nice has a variety of schools ranging from international schools to bilingual schools. The International School of Nice (ISN) is one of the leading international schools, offering a comprehensive education to students from pre-K all the way to Grade 12 in both English and French. ISN strives to educate vibrant and engaged global citizens and moves towards the integration of green issues by placing environmentalism at the heart of the school’s curriculum. Another great school in Nice is Cours Galilée. This school faculty is made up of native English, French and bilingual teachers and offers a fully bilingual education in English and French to students at both primary and secondary school level. The school has developed a unique ‘Galilée’ program that integrates French and international curriculum and encourages students to take initiative while nurturing their creativity and curiosity. The Lycée Français de Nice is an active college-preparatory secondary school and a certified official examination center for the French Ministry of Education. This school is renowned for its commitment to quality, modern teaching methods and for its highly-qualified faculty and staff. Students at Lycée Français de Nice have access to an extensive range of academic, sport and creative activities and are given the opportunity to pursue studies in a variety of disciplines. The Bilingual International School of Nice (BIN) is another great bilingual school located in Nice, offering a rigorous American curriculum in both French and English. BIN equips students with skills for an increasingly international and connected world. Set in a leafy residential area of Nice and with a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability, the school provides a wonderful setting for learning. Overall, Nice has many excellent options for international and bilingual schools and each school offers a unique educational experience," said one parent with children at in Nice, France.
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What are the schools in Nice like?
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