2 INTERNATIONAL AND BILINGUAL PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN PROVENCE
Marseille school phone : 04 91 530 000
Aix-en-Provence school phone : 04 42 600 300
Marseille school phone : 04 91 530 000
Aix-en-Provence school phone : 04 42 600 300
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This year, the children created artwork for a traveling show entitled "Pieces for Peace." As Peace as their inspiration, each student was 10' by 10' square to color and decorate to their heart's desire. Enjoy! [read]
On the front page of its 30th June edition, "La Provence" newspaper headlined: "Back to school Nursery Trap: If your child is not 3 years of age or more on the 2nd of September, they will be put on a waiting list. Thousands of families are affected". The EPIM schools, bilingual private international schools in Marseille and Aix-en-Provence (Luynes), can answer the worry of parents who will spend the Summer not knowing if their child will have a place at school. [read]
Come discover how the EPIM, bilingual international kindergarten and primary schools, is organized to provide the best response to the specific needs of each child enrolled, whether French or international children! [read]
We have the pleasure to announce to you, our dear readers, that you can now access our website on your Smartphone! You can even add it to your favorites! [read]
Initiated by our music professor in collaboration with our French teacher, the children from the CP / CE1 classes came together at EPIM Marseille in their reputable workshop to bring to life an international fairy tale with music. EPIM Aix enjoyed the same workshop the week after. [read]
The term "International School" is not regulated: by adding a few hours of foreign languages to a curriculum, a school can call itself an international school in France. However, the results obtained are not at all the same: an international school prepares it's students to live in a globalized society where speaking English is necessary, but not sufficient. What questions must a parent ask themselves when selecting an international school to invest in their child's future? [read]
'True learning takes place when you internalize/feel what you understand.' Because cognitive learning and teaching (associated with thinking and knowledge) can seem incomplete and incapable in responding to all questions relative to learning, EPIM places a more importance on emotional competence and widens it's vision to emotional pedagogy, that affirms for complete learning and teaching, you must feel. [read]
Celebrating traditions is very important at EPIM. So of course today all of our students participated in a special afternoon goûter with a Galette des Rois! [read]
How does one create an exciting Christmas show for both parents and students while representing each of our students' native countries? Leave it to EPIM's teaching team to figure that one out! We congratulate them for their successful holiday shows: the first taking place December 14th in Marseille and the second on December 16th in Luynes. [read]
This morning, December 6th, St. Nicolaas visited our two schools leaving chocolates and clementines for all of our students. Sharing traditions like these at school helps our International students stay connected to their culture and heritage. [read]
