EBICA – Ecole Bilingue Internationale Côte d’Azur – is located in Valbonne-Sophia-Antipolis in the heart of a national park (Parc de la Valmasque). The villages of Mougins, Biot, Opio, as well as Cannes and Antibes, are situated close-by. EBICA offers a French-English bilingual curriculum from Preschool to Secondary school. With its small class sizes, EBICA provides a warm and friendly atmosphere, as well as personalized academic support. At EBICA we know each child and can provide a safe and secure educational environment to promote confidence and positive interaction.
EBICA's curriculum is unique because in addition to a bilingual curriculum and academic excellence, our students will also undertake activities which focus on developing self-confidence and interpersonal skills vital to their future success.
All teachers teach in their native language and are dedicated to adapting their programmes to the needs of each student.
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EBICA is a private school. It is registered with the Inspection Académique, the Rectorat and the Préfecture des Alpes Maritimes. EBICA is also recognized by the IPC, the IGCSE, the ANPEIP and the International School Network.
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So far, EBICA has developed a continuous bilingual curriculum from Preschool to Secondary school, and with this evergrowing success we are excited about opening our new high school section with the I.B. International Baccalaureate programme in 2013. Numerous parents continue to put their trust in EBICA year in year out and we are now proud to have more than 100 children of more than 20 nationalities, contributing to a rich cultural diversity and a unique learning experience. EBICA is very proud of its students' educational achievements, which will enable them to succeed tomorrow as adults. " Florence Lafforgue. |
" When I founded EBICA in 2006, my intention was to create a bilingual school and an environment that would facilitate and encourage social as well as academic achievement. I wanted to create a place of learning where the values of sharing and creativity, in addition to academic success, would be part of every school day. I wanted EBICA to be a school where studying and having fun would be closely connected.
