Our teachers are native or bi-lingual speakers in their language of instruction.

We have English as an Additional Language classes for those who may need extra support.

Spanish

18

The average is 9 students per classroom.

No, we do not.

We have a fully equipped Information and Communications Technology facilities, as well as smart boards in some classrooms.

Yes, during the first lockdown lessons were switched to online with 90% of the timetable maintained.

Kingsworth International School follows French governmental guidelines on secularism.

Non-applicable.

We are accredited by Cambridge and Edexcel. and students sit the IGCSE and International A Level. We also offer the High School Diploma.

46 % of our students achieved A*-C grades last year.

Every year group is assigned homework in three subjects per night and are encouraged to spend a certain amount of time per homework depending on the year group.

This ranges from twenty minutes per homework for Grade 6 to sixty minutes for Grade 12.

100 %

We have specific teachers for English as an Additional Language and Methodology classes.

Organisational skills, essay writing, presentation skills, time management.

Students, parents and teachers can decide to enter students in to a wider range of exams, as well as extra pastoral and curricular tuition. We have a plethora of exciting extra-curricular opportunities.

We do not have an in-house educational psychologist but we have a link with the SPRINT organisation.

Each application is processed on an individual basis based on school reports and references. We do not have an entry assessment.

English and Mathematics.

There is no waiting list for next academic year but we only take a maximum of eighteen students per year group.

There is no deadline for registration, however we only take a maximum of eighteen students per year group. Scholarship applications are due by the end of April.

This depends on the application and if there are places available in the year group.

Registration starts at 8.35am and the first lesson begins at 8:45 am.

4pm with activities going on until 5pm.

No we do not provide supervised care before or after school unless there is an activity.

No, we currently do not have a school bus service since there is not enough demand.

We do not have a school canteen, students can store packed lunches in fridges and re-heat in microwaves or are allowed to leave the premises at lunchtime (with their parent's permission).

At Kingsworth we choose not to have a uniform as we believe that this would ostracize pupils from the local community. We do, however, have a dress code that is detailed in our Code of Conduct.

Model United Nations, debating, yoga, theatre, school newspaper, yearbook and a range of music, sporting and artistic activities.

All students have two hours of compulsory sport a week with optional extra-curricular sporting activities. Students will learn a minimum of five different sports a year.

Kingsworth does not currently have sports teams.

Science lab

We have an agreement with the town hall of Paris and use their prestigious facilities.

We take pride in nurturing curiosity, creativity, and imagination, whilst fostering a life-long love of learning. Education and learning are not merely commodities which one leaves abandoned in a school locker, only to be dusted off at examination times, or brought out in order to make an impression at a social gathering (or to please the teacher), but should be cherished and valued throughout our lives.

Kingsworth is determined to keep class sizes to no more than 18 students. Our staff is trained to recognise and deliver the curriculum in accordance with the specific needs of individual students. We offer a wide choice of subjects, giving our pupils a freer range of possibilities for the future. Kingsworth is committed to supporting each individual student in order to show them the smoothest and most fitting path to success, allowing them to fulfill their goals and dreams.

We strongly believe that we are unique in offering such an individualised learning environment, where pupils can feel at ease in a respectful community that embraces differences and promotes internationalism.