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Anne BARGIACCHI
Anne BARGIACCHI

Wellness Coordinator

Child and adolescent psychiatrist by training and former intern and head of clinic at Paris Hospitals, Anne worked in a hospital (Hôpital Robert Debré) for 10 years. 
She has a Master's degree in Neuroscience and did research in neuroscience for two years in an INSERM-CEA unit. She has written/co-written/co-coordinated 6 books for parents and educators and co-written a book for pre-teens. 
She has been our Wellness Coordinator at the Lycée for 2 years.

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Gr1 student reading their creative writing productions
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From Gr1 to Gr5, English is taught for around six hours a week (not counting US Math time from Gr3 onward). In a bilingual curriculum where in Primary school French takes center stage, English classroom time is precious. Yet it is also part of something bigger: the Lycée's Living Humanities signature program, an education that treats language not as a subject to be studied, but as a living art to be practiced, performed, and shared.

Ask any student from Gr1 to 12, what they remember from English class, and somewhere in the answer, you'll likely find a poem, a short story, or a piece of writing that surprised even the person who wrote it. Creative writing is not an afterthought here: it is woven into the fabric of the English program from the beginning to the very end of the bilingual Lycée journey.

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At the Lycée, we teach mathematics through two world-class frameworks — the French curriculum and the IB program
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Choosing the right school often means understanding how math is taught — not just what is covered. This blog post compares the French national curriculum, the International Baccalaureate framework, and the American approach, and explains how the Lycée draws on the best of each to support every student's potential.

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At the Lycée, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) are woven into daily life, reflecting the school’s international community and core values. Through family engagement, curriculum integration, and student-led initiatives, students develop critical thinking, empathy, and a strong sense of belonging—preparing them to engage thoughtfully and respectfully with the world.

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