International Boarding School France FAQs
The student body of the international boarding school in France remains small and very diverse: after a few days you will know everyone and feel like a real global community, spending your school days with your classmates from over 20 countries. You will have an opportunity to meet with the French community on our campus: some classrooms, sports, catering and boarding facilities are shared. Almost 3000 French students from preschool up to post secondary-school study a French curriculum on this campus. Choosing homestay accommodation you will also feel part of a French family, discovering local habits and improving your French skills.
Our graduates mainly apply to study in American Colleges and Universities, but some of them also choose to return home and matriculate in their home Universities. Some others fall in love with France and Paris and attend French or English speaking Undergraduates programs locally!
We may consider a few exchange students in Grade 12 for graduation with an American High school diploma.
We are indeed able to welcome some exchange students for the fall and spring semesters.
Graduates from Notre-Dame International High School usually prepare a US High School diploma, under certain credit conditions.
Recent graduates from Notre-Dame International High School have enrolled in colleges and universities in various countries around the world.
The US High School diploma is recognized by US Colleges and Universities located in the USA and abroad. This diploma is also recognized by local Universities in various countries but students may have to undertake equivalence recognition or meet specific criterias.
There is no general rules and admission procedures are country- or even university-specific.
School lunches are provided on campus at a renovated self-service cafeteria. Those living on campus (the school is an international boarding school in France) will also have their breakfast and dinner served in this cafeteria. Students living in French families will enjoy their meals with their host families, except their lunches taken at school.
Students have some free time on weekdays after school and may go shopping in the local shops. During weekends, they have extended free time and usually travel to Paris to explore the city's cultural and shopping attractions.
Have a look at the video section of this website to watch students' videos about their daily life at Notre-Dame International High School.
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Yes, under certain conditions that will be presented to you during orientation. You are entitled to 5 independent weekend travels during your school year, besides school holidays. That been said, parents visits are allowed any weekend, without a limit.
Yes, in Grade 10, 11 and 12. Please consult our Course Offerings.
Our Admission Counselors are available to assist you.
Please provide us with your information, and we will reach out to you promptly.