Ecole Montessori Bilingue de Rueil-Malmaison

Bilingual pre-school and elementary school for children aged 2 to 12 years old

Ecole Montessori Bilingue de Rueil-Malmaison
4b/6 avenue de l’Impératrice Joséphine, 92500 Rueil-Malmaison

Director : Marine LE GAC
Assistant : Audrey CALEO
+33 (0)7 82 61 05 71
contact@ecole-montessori-rueil.fr

Located at the heart of Rueil-Malmaison, across the road from Bois Préau Park, the school is staffed with a team of bilingual professionals who are always available for the children and their families.

The school is in a detached and secure building, in a quiet environment, with a play area, a sports area, and a vegetable patch in the grounds.

The Ecole Montessori Bilingue de Rueil-Malmaison has received accreditation from the Montessori Association of France.

Our school respects the 4 fundamental pillars of Montessori pedagogy:

a group of children of mixed ages;
an educator certified by the International Montessori Association (AMI) minimum in each environment;
a complete set of equipment offered to children;
a continuous working range of 2.5 to 3 hours morning and afternoon.

Cambridge test 2023 result:
100% success rate!

Level: Pre-school, kindergarten and elementary
Number of classes: 5 classes: 1 class 2-3 years old, 2 classes 3-6 years old, 1 class 6-9 years old and 1 class 9-11 years old.
Pedagogy: Montessori Bilingual
Number of children: 110
Age of the children : 2 to 11 years old
Surface of the premises : 370m²
Outdoor area: 250m² playground, sports area and vegetable garden
Schooling : – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, from 8.15am to 4.30pm
– Wednesday mornings, from 8:15 to 11:30
Meals: catered by the school or lunch box possible
After-School: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 4.30 to 6.30 pm

Extra-curricular activities for children enrolled or not in our school:
Wednesday Club: every Wednesday, from 11.30am to 6.30pm (8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. for external students)
Holiday Camps: all school holidays (except Christmas and the first 3 weeks of August)

CUBE SCHOOL Boulogne-Billancourt welcomes children from 6 to 12 years old in mixed-age classes – grades 6-9 and 9-12.

The teaching approach focuses on differentiated instruction and specialized teaching, taking into account the specific needs of each student profile. We welcome children with dyslexia, ADHD with or without hyperactivity, who lack academic motivation, intellectual precocity, hypersensitivity, or a lack of self-confidence.

We strive to combine academic excellence and development by offering customized programs in a positive, creative, and studious school environment.

We respect and adhere to the French National Education curriculum, maintaining high standards across all subject areas. Each child has a personalized project for each period of the year. Their work priorities are clearly defined and explained to them by their designated teacher. Classes are flexible and geared toward children’s well-being and optimal concentration. Each child benefits from individual attention and caring, stimulating coaching from all teachers.

COMBINING HIGH STANDARDS AND FULFILLMENT

Developing each child’s full academic potential.
Helping children understand their difficulties, put them into perspective, and overcome them.
Strengthening attention, listening, and memory skills through dedicated activities.
Offering teaching materials and methods rigorously tailored to each child’s profile.
Improving student well-being by ensuring a calm, respectful, supportive, and positive school environment within a flexible classroom.
Working in small groups: ages 6-9 and 9-12, allowing for highly individualized monitoring and instruction. Active, effective, and motivating teaching methods:

LEARNING BY DOING

Active teaching methods allow children to: manipulate, experiment, develop their autonomy and discernment.
Montessori practical and sensory life helps students with DYS improve their proprioception and fine motor skills.
Montessori Great Stories support children’s intellectual and scientific curiosity.

DOING PROJECTS

Carry out motivational classroom projects in different subject areas.
Practice math and ESD challenges based on the scientific approach, Hands-on by Georges Charpak to make learning fun.
Organize one or two field trips per term to better understand heritage and improve fieldwork skills.

MAKING MEANING

Explicit teaching is recognized as particularly effective for special education. We use it daily in our classrooms. Practice of regulated debate and philosophical debate in order to develop the ability to think, argue and eloquence.

Classes 2-3 and 3-6 years old:

Bilingualism in immersion: school program taught by English and French speaking teachers. Learning is done progressively, without the need for translation or classes. Children learn English through repetition of everyday activities with an English speaker who speaks only English.
Classroom open to the outside world: possibility of working with equipment in the garden
Physical education/sports: weekly in small groups
Musical awakening : every week in small groups, supervised by a professional guitarist
Artistic activities: materials available in the classroom, work on well-known artists or paintings
Forest school : once a month, school morning in the forest with activities related to botany
Vegetable garden: planting, cultivating and harvesting
Opening to the outside world: visits to museums or the theater/farm at school once a term and a discovery day at the end of the year,

Elementary classes 6-11 years old :

Reinforced bilingualism: reinforcement of English learning, preparation for the Cambridge English tests, flyers level reached by the majority of our students at the end of the elementary cycle (the A2 Flyers is the highest level of the three fun and motivating tests of the Cambridge English Young Learners series, intended for children in elementary or middle school. The A2 level is expected at the end of 9th grade in the traditional system),
Participation in the Kangaroo of Mathematics contest: a logic and mathematics game created in 1990 with 24 multiple choice questions of increasing difficulty, bringing culture, fun and knowledge in mathematics to all students. This game is offered in March of each year, on the same day in all participating schools (more than 6 million students concerned in 2021 throughout Europe).
Sport/pool: every week in small groups, supervised by a PE teacher, alternating (half the year swimming, half the year other sports)
Theater: workshops to discover theater, body and vocal expression workshops and creation of a performance with an association of professional actors
Artistic activities: materials made available in the classroom, work on well-known artists or paintings
Learning outside the school: use of the environment near the school (Bois Préau Park, Seine River, etc.) to illustrate the concepts studied in class
Opening up to the outside world: visits to museums or shows once a term and a discovery trip at the end of the year,
Guitar lessons: optional during school time with a professional guitarist

Parties/shows for families: 2 per year (winter and fair at the end of the year)
Educational evenings for parents: 1 per year and per cycle with an introduction to Montessori pedagogy
Events for children during school time throughout the year: United Nations week, solidarity week, spring carnival, ecology week

Registration fee (1st year): 530€
Registration fee (from the 2nd year): 371€
Deposit (1st year only): 889€
Full-time tuition fees: 8 889€
School supplies (6-11 years old only): 166€
Meals: 1 432€

After-School (4.30-6.30pm):
4 days per week: 1 901€
3 days a week: 1 472€
2 days per week: 1 002€
1 day a week: 511€
Wednesday Club (11.30am-6.30pm):
School catered meal (11.30am-1.30pm): 760€
Afternoon (1.30-4.30pm): 800€
End of the day (16h30-18h30) : 536€
Holiday Camps (8.30am-6pm):
1 week – full day: 340€
1 day: 85€
2 consecutive weeks – full day: 595€

Terms of payment :
– Due date: annual (July 1st), quarterly (July 1st, December 1st and March 1st) or monthly (1st due on July 1st then on the 1st of the month from September to May)
– Payment method: SEPA direct debit, bank transfer or cheque
Management fees: No management fees for SEPA direct debits, €25 for each payment by cheque or bank transfer
Company rates: consult the school

Possible tax credit for after-school care: 50% up to €3,500 per child

Virtual visit

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Any question?

For any information or to make an appointment, please complete the form below specifying the age of your child, the Director will be happy to answer you as soon as possible.