Pre-Fleuri International Bilingual Primary School

Based in Ecole Alpine, in Switzerland, Pre-Fleuri International Bilingual Primary School educates girls and boys aged between three and 13 years old. It is a state-funded, all-through, mainstream, international educational establishment. It has a kindergarten and also allows some students to board on the premises.  With around six to 12 pupils per classroom, they are seen to be smaller than the average size to make sure students receive the one-to-one help they need. The school first opened near the Swiss Alps in 1948. The pupils attend the school from all across the globe. It follows the British curriculum and teaches through the medium of French. They also have English lessons every day. The children have to sit the SAT exams in year two and six. On the sites where the students live, they must speak French. 

Headteacher

Ducas – Launay Sylvie 

Values and Vision 

Pre -Fleuri International Bilingual Primary School aims to give every student equal opportunities and an outstanding education. The teachers have excellent knowledge of the subjects being taught at the establishment. The students can learn an additional language to help develop their skills further.  The aim of the school is to make sure students enjoy their time and feel safe on the premises. Both day and boarders are able to take part in clubs outside of the school hours. These activities include horse riding, model building, swimming, dancing, karate, animation and art clubs. The aim of this is for the pupils to develop social skills, not just academic ones. 

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