In the primary school, students in the British International Section receive a minimum of 3 hours of instruction in English. This instruction is in English, not about the English language.
In middle school to 10th grade: In the international section, students benefit from 4 hours of literature instruction and 2 hours of history-geography-civics in English. Programs are developed in consultation with French and partner country educational authorities, and instruction is provided by a native English speaker. Indian students are considered native English speakers by the French Ministry of Education. Students at the end of 9th grade in the international section take the International Secondary Board Exam, known in French as the DNBi.
The diploma includes the core subjects and two specific tests: history-geography in English and literature in English. The objective is to aim for French/English bilingualism. At the end of their course, students have both a very high level of French and a very high level of English. For more information, you can consult the following page of Eduscol.
The International French Baccalaureate (BFI) is an advanced program for students in the 11th and 12th grades, which builds upon their education from grades 1 to 10. It offers a curriculum similar to the general baccalaureate, including core subjects, specialized teaching, and optional courses such as a third language.
Students also receive additional instruction in cultural and linguistic subjects, as well as a non-linguistic discipline like history-geography or science. This program prepares students for higher education and provides them with a comprehensive academic experience
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