In elementary school, children develop their knowledge, independence, and critical thinking in a stimulating bilingual environment. Thanks to the Montessori approach and attentive support, they learn to work with confidence, collaborate, and take ownership of their learning.
Between the ages of 6 and 11, children develop the knowledge, study skills, and confidence that will support them throughout their school journey.
Within a structured and stimulating framework, they deepen their learning while nurturing their curiosity, independence, and critical thinking.
Thanks to the Montessori approach and attentive support, each child progresses at their own pace, learns to organise themselves, think independently, and take an active role in their learning.
Learning to organise, go deeper, and see activities through to completion.
Developing reasoning, understanding, and the ability to make connections.
Taking an active role in learning and progressing with confidence.
In elementary school, bilingualism continues to be part of everyday school life.
French and English support the child in their learning and in their understanding of the world, in continuity with the previous years.
This regular exposure to both languages gradually develops the oral fluency, comprehension, and confidence needed to thrive in a bilingual environment, today and tomorrow.
Both languages support learning, interactions, and classroom life in a natural continuity.
Children learn to organise their thinking, deepen their understanding, and connect knowledge.
They develop greater organisational skills, initiative, and responsibility in their work.
The pedagogy encourages observation, research, discovery, and the desire to understand.
Within a structured and caring framework, children progress with greater confidence.
At Cube School Port-Marly, school life continues to enrich learning in elementary: sport, swimming, activities, nature, and the outdoor environment enhance daily life.
Located at the heart of the Les Pyramides complex, the school offers a rare environment where movement, experimentation, and the joy of discovery fully contribute to learning.
Movement supports balance, concentration, confidence, and the joy of learning.
Outdoor spaces enrich daily life and make it possible to learn differently.
Hands-on activities help children connect their discoveries to their learning.
Elementary school is part of the school’s continuity and builds on the foundations laid in previous years. This continuity fosters stability, confidence, and harmonious progress, while preparing each child for the next stages of their schooling.
Stability · Confidence · Progress
