Welcome to New School Lyon
Welcome to New School
The private bilingual school of Lyon
Welcome
New School fully complies with the Ministry of National Education curriculum, however the school seeks to add to bilingualism, and to offer a differentiated, more personalized pedagogy.
- Pre-school
- Kindergarten
- Primary School
New School is a private French – English bilingual school, created in 1979. Situated in Lyon’s 8th arrondissement, New School is the city’s first bilingual school. The school welcomes children from kindergarten until the end of primary school, age 11. Classes take place Monday to Friday, from 7:30am to 6:30pm.
Every year we are lucky to welcome new students. Thanks to the confidence of their parents, we can offer them a personalised pedagogy, an active education where bilingualism in immersion from the earliest age is at the heart of the learning process.
Newschool Lyon
Bilingual from early childhood to school
Pre-school
His first steps in English with New School Lyon
Kindergarten
Learning English in a fun way in kindergarten
Primary School
Studying in French and speaking in English in primary school
The bilingual school that favours well-being of the child
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Activities
Newschool Lyon vision
New School Lyon assets
Our school is designed to be a place to live and learn in a friendly environment, on a human scale. Everything contributes to the well-being of children to ensure they flourish. From the facilities to our pedagogical approach, everything is done to respect the pace and needs of each child.
A personalised follow-up
Samll classes
Qualified native teachers
A school with easy access
Fun activities for everyone
Learning English with fun
Testimony
Discover the Newschool experience
Excellent school. Kindness, follow-up, good teaching methods. I highly recommend it, the children are delighted.
My wife and brother-in-law were there. They are fully bilingual today. So the question did not arise for our children.
I went to New School a few years ago. My experience was fantastic! The teachers were native speakers. Trips were organised to England and the USA.
