Paris, France
65 Quai d'Orsay
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+33 749948393
Fabulous school, both of my children thrived here and speak English and French fluently. They have a deep love for learning and adapted very well to their traditional school.
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My two children, who happen to be Jewish (I mention only to counter a review below), attended the Bilingual Montessori School of Paris and our family had an excellent experience for four years. The teachers, administration and parent community were kind and knowledegable. There is a high demand for spaces at the School so it is not unusual that admissions requests are filtered through a formal system. I think you can apply through the School's website this year. I cannot recommend this school highly enough.
We LOVE the Bilingual Montessori School of Paris. My 3 children all thrived there and they have the happiest memories of those precious years. Thanks to their inspiring Montessori education at this very special school, plus all the extra things the BMSP offers the children (eg. Music and The Brain, school Pony Trip, school Skiing trip and more...) my children developed a genuine love of learning and couldn't wait to get to school in the mornings! It was a joy to see them being part of such an international community where everyone was respected and worked harmoniously together. Thanks to this very positive start in life, they have each gone on to become confident and highly creative individuals. They are also academically successful in their new schools, and always ready to face any challenge that comes their way. They are still in touch with a lot of their old friends from Montessori.
Worst school ever. We could never forget the horror we faced from the owner of this school and her son. This is not a structured school and it is run like a family business with very low level of knowledge, no governance and untrained teachers. Our son has still nightmares every time he hears their name.
I have sent a message many times, I’ve made phone calls where administrator told me that I have to contact them by mail. I still can’t get an appointment. It looks like they don’t want to take Jewish child
Accueil très froid au téléphone. En tant que professionnelle de santé, je viens proposer un projet pour l'école : sans écouter ce que j'ai à dire on me raccroche au nez. Je tiens à préciser que j'ai à peine eu le temps de me présenter. Je trouve cela dommage pour les valeurs que partagent ce type d'écoles. Prenez simplement le temps de me dire que pour vous cette année est compliquée, ce que j'entends totalement. Vos collègues d’autres écoles similaires me l’ont notamment partagé aussi, et l’accueil a été bien meilleur ; comme quoi, c’est possible. Merci néanmoins d'avoir quand même répondu après un second appel pour mettre les choses au clair. C'est peut-être la moindre des choses. Je rappelle que ceci n'est pas de la publicité. Peut-être que j'aurais été accueillie autrement si j'étais un parent d'élève ?... Merci pour votre lecture. En vous souhaitant une bonne continuation.
Cette école a été une révélation pour nous ! notre fille adore son école et ses professeurs. Ils font preuve d'une grande écoute, d'un savoir faire très pédagogique. Nous devons à cette école l'épanouissement de notre fille pour qui le système classique ne convenait pas car l'enseignement y était trop impersonnel. Une pédagogie différenciée trouvée au Bilingual Montessori School of Paris correspond tout à fait à nos attentes de parents.
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