Frequently Asked Questions
Encouraging students through inquiry and mindfulness to believe in themselves and to reach their highest potential.
Language and Continuity
At Kingsworth Primary Section we follow a British and French curriculum that complement each other thematically and linguistically. Students who transition from our Primary Section to Middle and Upper School Sections are supported academically as they are given the option to follow a full English curriculum, or to continue a portion of their studies in French.
Critical Thinking
Students are encouraged to develop active independent thinking by highly qualified instructors that are specialists in their field. Our methods are cutting edge, based on current pedagogical research that has clearly shown the benefits of text-based and inquiry based learning. We encourage our pupils not only to ask questions, but to listen to one another and to find answers together.
An Authentic International Experience
We pride ourselves on promoting cross-cultural education and global understanding as we develop pedagogical approaches that allow us to meet the individual, and constantly evolving, needs of our extremely diverse student body.
Kingsworth has outstanding academics and prides itself in rigor and a tradition of excellence. Our warm and welcoming staff balance this with a robust pastoral care program and an authentic desire for the best for each and every student.
Our families say that they are thrilled their child is happy to go to school every morning. During a time of transition, as many have relocated to France, the student’s well-being is of utmost importance, and we know that this will be the key to their ultimate academic success.
At the Early Years and Primary School level, classes are taught in both English and French. At the middle and high school level, classes are mainly taught in English, with the option for a French Section, where students will also take subjects in French and Foreign Language classes.
For children in our Early Years and Primary School, there is no language requirement for either English or French. Our school's curriculum is designed with non-native speakers in mind.
Read more on our blog about our Language Acquisition Strategies.
For the Middle and High School, there is also has no minimum language requirement; however, it is strongly encouraged that they have had previous instruction in English.
Yes. You can submit an application at any time. We accept students on a rolling basis.
We do not have a fee for an application; however, we do have a registration fee that will be applied once the child has been accepted and enrolled.
We accept children from 2.5 years of age, or as soon as the child has achieved independence in toilet training.
8:30am to 15h30, or 16h30 for the Middle and High School. See the full schedule.
No, we do not require a uniform.
The majority of our families speak neither French nor English at home. This means that the majority of our students are non-native speakers of English and French. The children often speak English together, as they tend to have more English training than French, but this is not always the case.
There is no language requirement. For the Middle and Upper School, we do hope that students have a strong English level, but it is not a requirement.
Please see our Practicalities page for questions on transportation, daily schedules, annual calendar, outings, pastoral care, lunch options, etc.
Yes, you can get in contact with us to discuss payment options.
