In Bois-Colombes, IFÉA is launching a kindergarten class at its bilingual school for the 2026 school year.

In Bois-Colombes, the iféa school is expanding its educational offering. For the September 2026 intake, the institution will open a kindergarten class bringing together the PS/MS (petite et moyenne sections). With this expansion, the school will now be able to welcome children from age 3, in line with the development already underway at its Bois-Colombes campus.

The establishment highlights a framework presented as at once nurturing, structured and demanding. Its educational project relies notably on small classes, with 18 to 20 pupils maximum, in order to enable more individualized support and differentiated pedagogy according to children's needs.

This organization draws on the National Education curricula, while also incorporating school-specific choices. iféa says it places particular emphasis on English, the sciences, and cultural and civic openness, with the aim of fostering autonomy, cooperation, self-confidence, and the development of each student’s potential.

From the early years of schooling, children embark on a bilingual journey inspired by the Cambridge program. The school describes a gradual immersion in English, steadily supported by assessments and certifications that validate the skills they’ve gained.

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Beyond core learning, iféa also champions an education that cultivates the critical mind, creativity, and a sense of responsibility. The projects underway at the school are portrayed as catalysts for opening students to the world, fostering civic engagement and collaborative work from an early age.

This opening of a kindergarten in Bois-Colombes fits within the broader growth of the private education group IFEA SAS, founded in 2020 by Cédric Page, Naïma Page and Elie Rotenberg. The group says it now educates more than 500 students across three campuses in Clichy-la-Garenne, Bois-Colombes and Vaucresson.

The institution, a private bilingual school operating outside the state framework, runs without government subsidies and is funded mainly by tuition fees. These run at about €12,480 per year for students from CP to 3e and €9,800 per year for the pre-CP year. Additional charges may apply, particularly for school supplies, the canteen, or certain extracurricular activities. The school notes that financial aid may be available based on income.

With this new class, iféa in Bois-Colombes reinforces its commitment to offering a coherent educational pathway from the early years of schooling, in a setup that blends small class sizes, progressive bilingual instruction, and individualized support.