From CE2 to Terminale. International schooling from primaire to the baccalauréat, directed at native English or French speakers alike.
Three schools host International classes :
- Starting from CE2, several subjects are taught in English
- History and geography are taught in English starting from 6ème
- Foreign literature enters the list of taught subjects in 6ème
- Trips and school exchanges with British schools
Primaire : Ecole Adriatique
13, rue de l’Adriatique, 51100 REIMS
tél. 03 26 85 14 94
ce.0511695r@ac-reims.fr
Number of pupils : 250 – 300
The International Section: 3 teaching groups, about 26 pupils each : CE2, CM1, CM2
Informations pratiques
Class times : Monday – Tuesday – Thursday – Friday, 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM.
Pupils can stay at school after class until 5:45 PM : children are supervised by Reims educational workers and take part in educational games, board games, sports, cultural and artistic activities.
Collège : Collège Robert Schuman
1, rue Bertrand de Mun, BP 4, 51673 REIMS Cedex 2
Tél. : 03 26 07 03 58
ce.0511085c@ac-reims.fr
Number of pupils : 600
The International Section : One teaching group (25-30 pupils each) per level
Class days and times : Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday morning, Thursday, Friday. Around 30 hours. Classes are given from 8:00 AM to noon and from 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM.
Catering and boarding school.
Other expenses (school trips, books…) : 300 – 750 euros, depending on the year.
After lunch, pupils can take part in sports or cultural activities.
School trips to England from 5ème to 3ème, matching the history and literature class progressions.
Lycée : Lycée Marc Chagall
60, chaussée St Martin, 51100 REIMS
tél. : 03 26 82 15 95
ce.0511926S@ac-reims.fr
Overview
Number of pupils : about 1000
Pupils in the international section : 90 – 100, from Seconde to Terminale.
The lycée runs the académie’s British section: a seconde internationale year, then the première and terminale classes leading to the Baccalauréat Français International (BFI).
What the section teaches
In Seconde : 3 hours of language, 4 hours of literature and 4 hours of history and geography.
In Première and Terminale : cultural and linguistic deepening (literature), connaissance du monde, and history and geography taught in English — 4 hours a week, by a specially appointed teacher. The six set literature texts are chosen by Cambridge and studied across the two years.
The section’s three classes have lessons on Wednesday afternoons.
Practical information
Catering and boarding : self-service canteen on site, half board and boarding.
Outings and trips
Depending on the year, a themed language trip is arranged for the Première class, along with theatre and cinema outings tied to the syllabus.