Bringing out every child’s abilities and helping them take charge of their own growth.
We watch how each child learns and adapt our methods accordingly. As the famous saying goes, you can’t judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree.
Individual observation, tailored methods, learning in small groups. The teaching adapts to the child.
French and English from the micro-nursery onwards, in daily routines as well as in lessons.
Controlled access, CCTV cameras, a written emergency protocol. Children are handed over in person.
Motor skills, language, art, maths, logic, discovering the living world, music, eco-citizenship. Children learn by doing.
Micro-nursery, pre-school and primary school. Learning carries on seamlessly from one stage to the next, so children never lose their bearings.
Teachers, early years educators, nursery assistants and a nurse. Outside specialists complete the support we offer.
A sensory and movement room, a nap room, a dining hall, a reading corner in every classroom, ultra-modern toilets with hot water, a vegetable garden, a garden, a mini-farm and play areas. The school owns its premises.
Ten moments, from morning to home time, in pre-school and primary school.
Date, weather, nursery rhymes and register, in French and English. The morning’s landmarks are built in two languages.
Vocabulary, storytelling and small-group discussion: everyone takes their turn to speak.
Obstacle courses, foam blocks and balance games. The body lets off steam before the mind gets to work.
A pause to recharge and play outside. The snack is brought from home.
Maths, logic, French and English, in small groups. The teacher adjusts her instructions to each child’s pace.
In small groups: the vegetable garden, the mini-farm, sorting waste and caring for the environment.
Lunch is brought from home and eaten in the dining hall. It is also a lesson in independence: serving yourself, clearing up, waiting your turn.
In the nap room, with the shutters closed. Older children who no longer nap have a quiet rest.
Painting, collage, modelling: every child goes home with something they made themselves.
Children are handed over in person, with a few words about their day.
In pre-school and primary school. At the micro-nursery, the day follows each child’s own rhythm (meals, naps and care).
We admit children throughout the year, subject to availability. A conversation with the head of school and a visit come before you submit the application file.
Three stages, one team, one site.
Teachers, early years educators, nursery assistants, a nurse and specialist practitioners all work to one principle: finding out what helps each child make progress.
MEET THE TEAMFive workshops that come round every week.
Speaking in front of others, daring to move and dress up. It all leads up to the carnival and the end-of-year show.
The hand gets to work before writing does: pinching, rolling, pressing, smoothing. Every child goes home with what they have shaped themselves.
Sowing, watering and harvesting in the vegetable garden, feeding the hens and collecting eggs in the henhouse. Environmental education makes sense with your feet in the soil.
A music teacher comes in every week, with instruments. Dance carries listening on into movement.
Measuring, mixing, waiting for it to bake, then tasting together. The taste workshop also teaches patience.
From Monday 25 to Friday 29 January 2027: stories, songs, workshops and games, entirely in English.
Sowing, watering and harvesting. Environmental education starts with a single seed.
In May 2027: a tour of the classrooms, the sensory room and the vegetable garden, with the teaching team on hand.
Drama, dance and singing. Every child has a part, suited to what they can do.
New pupils start in staggered groups and meet their class teacher.
French school calendar. Holiday activities are available on registration.
A museum, the zoo or a park in Yaoundé, building on what is being covered in class.
Carols, decorations made in class and a snack shared with families.
Classes are closed. Occasional care resumes when school starts again in January.
From Monday 25 to Friday 29 January 2027: stories, songs, workshops and games in English.
A fancy-dress parade in the playground. Costumes are made in the creative workshop.
French school calendar. Holiday activities available on registration.
Sowing, watering and harvesting in the vegetable garden. The year’s eco-citizenship project.
French school calendar. Holiday activities available on registration.
In May 2027. Drop in to see the classrooms and the vegetable garden, with the teaching team on hand.
Drama, dance and singing. Every child has a part, suited to what they can do.
Classes are closed. A summer programme runs depending on registrations.
The school updates this calendar throughout the year.
A visit is worth more than any brochure. Carrefour Régie, up the hill opposite Tradex Dragage. Book an appointment by phone, on WhatsApp or using the form.
