Sunday 30th August - see details below
All parents in the international section share a common objective: enhance their children’s lives through sharing the language and culture of one or more sections available in the school either through being mother-tongue or having lived in the country.
Whilst the school provides a framework with formal teaching, family participation is key to bringing alive the benefits of this multi-cultural environment.
This document can be found in the FAQs - Do students in the International Section have lots of homework?
Parc Clichy-Batignolles - Martin Luther-King Paris 17
(Metro Brochant, Porte de Clichy, Tram Porte de Clichy,
Bus Parc Martin Luther King 31, 66, 163)
Meeting beside the jets d’eau, where there should be some shade.
Bring lunch and a blanket.
It’s always nice for the kids to know there will be plenty of friendly faces on their first day.
And this is the park where they hang out after school, so it’s good to get the lay of the land.
The largest public school campus in Paris, Lycée Honoré de Balzac offers, in addition to the normal French curriculum, international sections open to students who speak fluently and write in one of the following languages: Spanish, German, English, Arabic, Portuguese or Italian. Within this dynamic, culturally enriching international environment, these students pass the French general baccalaureate, with an international mention (Option Internationale Baccalaureate).
Tours of the school and the grounds are organised once a year at our Open day. Sadly the Open day planned for Saturday 7th March 2020 was cancelled as a preventative measure for the Coronavirus.
The campus is easily accessible by public transit, including RATP Transit buses, and the ring road. Street parking is available at city rates. Click here for more public transit information.
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