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International School of Paris Fees 2026/27: €25,500–€39,000 a year · Day
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Fees 2026/2027
International School of Paris fees for 2026/27 are €25,500 for Nursery–Pre-Kindergarten; €31,400 for Grades 1–5; €39,000 for Grades 10–12 a year.
€25,500–39,000
Annual tuition
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| Stage / provision | Annual tuition |
|---|---|
| Nursery–Pre-Kindergarten | €25,500 |
| Kindergarten | €31,100 |
| Grades 1–5 | €31,400 |
| Grades 6–9 | €36,500 |
| Grades 10–12 | €39,000 |
Annual tuition
Add a €1,200 application fee and, for new pupils in Grades 1–12, a €10,000 entry fee. The €3,000 registration deposit is part of tuition, not an extra €3,000 charge. Tuition covers books, specified learning materials, IB examination fees and mandatory curriculum trips. Paid learning support, primary meals, the optional primary bus and privately arranged language tutors can add to the bill.
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The school has published €31,400 for Grades 1–5; no assigned support; full academic year. in 2026/27. A first-year total is awaiting confirmation; see the fee sources and conditions.
First-year cost 2026/27
Known costs for a Grades 1–5; no assigned support; full academic year. day pupil
- Tuition
- €31,400
- One-time entry fee for new pupils in Grades 1–12 · one-off
- €10,000
- Application fee · one-off
- €1,200
Not included: meals, individual support, transport, insurance (amounts or applicability not fully confirmed).
Fee sources, checked 5 Nov 2026
- Tuition €31,400 per academic year → Source ↗ ·
- One-time entry fee for new pupils in Grades 1–12 €10,000 one-off → Source ↗ ·
This payment is non-refundable.
- Application fee €1,200 one-off → Source ↗ ·
This payment is non-refundable.
- Enrolment deposit €3,000 one-off → Source ↗ ·
Credited towards tuition under the school’s terms; this payment is non-refundable.
Key facts
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Admissions & entry points
Teaching language and day-school provisionThe IB record lists English as the language of instruction in the PYP, MYP and Diploma programmes.
Teaching language and day-school provision
The IB record lists English as the language of instruction in the PYP, MYP and Diploma programmes. The school's 2026 board policy also names English as its primary instructional language. Other languages offered as subjects are not counted as teaching media. The IB marks all three programmes at this school as DAY. The record matches the school's isparis.edu domain and its Paris primary and secondary addresses.
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Age on entry and grade placement
The grade-placement chart starts Nursery at age three on 1 September and Grade 12 at age seventeen on that date. This is an entry-age chart, not a maximum leaving age. Early-years placement follows the school’s cut-off date; admissions decides the final grade after reviewing the application.
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IB programmes from Nursery through Grade 12
The school describes its Primary Years Programme for Nursery–Grade 5 (ages 3–10), Middle Years Programme for Grades 6–10 (ages 11–15) and Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12 (ages 16–18). These are programme age bands, not a promise of admission or a substitute for its grade-placement policy.
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Changing curriculum and progression to the IB Diploma
Admissions explained that curriculum gaps do not typically prevent entry to the Primary or Middle Years programmes, where differentiation is possible. Grade 10 admission may include a specific condition for progression to Grade 11 and the IB Diploma. Families should confirm that condition for their child before accepting a place.
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Learning & qualifications
One school across three Paris campusesPrimary pupils attend Ranelagh, Grades 6–9 attend Cortambert, and Grades 10–12 attend Beethoven.
One school across three Paris campuses
Primary pupils attend Ranelagh, Grades 6–9 attend Cortambert, and Grades 10–12 attend Beethoven. Grade 10 completes the Middle Years Programme before the Diploma years. This is one school record; the three sites are not counted as separate schools.
The admissions FAQ recommends English at B2 level or above for Grades 11–12. Ask the school to assess the intended entry grade, support needs and campus before applying. Programme continuity does not guarantee a place at every stage.
Sources reviewed 14 September 2026
Support, school day & campus
School locationsThe school lists the locations shown above.
School locations
The school lists the locations shown above. Check which site serves the year group you are applying for before arranging a visit.
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How specialist support fits into lessons
ISP does not normally agree a fixed amount of specialist contact time before a family accepts a place. Allocation is individual and is made after the learning-support or EAL team gets to know the pupil. In Primary, specialists mainly work within homeroom classes. In Middle and High School, support can replace selected subject lessons according to need, for example Humanities for EAL or Design for learning support. This is a description of practice, not a guaranteed weekly timetable.
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First-year budget & additional costs
Application and budget detailsNew pupils in Grades 1–12 pay a one-time €10,000 entry fee; Nursery, Pre-K and Kindergarten are excluded from that charge.
Application and budget details
New pupils in Grades 1–12 pay a one-time €10,000 entry fee; Nursery, Pre-K and Kindergarten are excluded from that charge. Application is separately non-refundable. Extended-curriculum activities and Paris as a Classroom trips are included in tuition. Learning support, optional primary meals and transport, and private mother-tongue tutors may cost extra.
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Late entry and support charges — 2026/27 schedule
The fee schedule supplied by admissions states that entry after 21 February requires 60% of full annual tuition, with no further reduction for later entry. Learning-support levels A1 and A2 are separately listed at €3,000 and €4,000; Primary catering is €10 per meal, billed by term. The €3,000 non-refundable registration deposit is credited against tuition. A voluntary departure does not normally result in a tuition refund; specified relocation and exceptional cases have separate conditions in the schedule. Request the applicable written terms rather than assuming a proportional monthly price.
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Work relocation and exceptional tuition refunds
The 2026/27 schedule allows a refund of up to 25% of annual tuition for a work-related relocation outside Île-de-France only if Admissions receives the signed official reimbursement request and withdrawal form no later than 15 November and the pupil leaves before 31 December. Voluntary departure and disciplinary dismissal do not normally give a refund. The schedule also provides exceptional refunds for a pupil’s death or a medically certified lengthy illness; the French version refers to academic quarters that have not yet started. Ask the school to confirm the eligible quarters and written conditions before relying on a refund.
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Payment deadlines and instalment requests
The 2026/27 schedule normally requires annual tuition in one payment before 1 July. The linked payment policy allows families to request an instalment plan before the due date; approval and a signed agreement are required. Company-, embassy- and other legal-entity-funded fees are excluded from that plan. If approved, 25% is due before entry and the remainder is collected by SEPA direct debit in three equal instalments on 1 November, 1 February and 1 May. Confirm the arrangement for a mid-year start. The dated schedule also permits late-payment interest at three times the French legal interest rate and a €40 recovery charge per invoice; ask the Business Office which charges apply to the actual invoice.
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Entry-fee exceptions and cancellation before entry
The currently linked payment policy waives the entry fee for the fourth and subsequent children registering from the same family and for a pupil returning after an absence of less than five years. It also says that written cancellation of enrolment or re-enrolment before 1 August removes further payment liability except for the non-refundable registration deposit, which is part of tuition. Confirm that these policy conditions apply to the child’s agreement before paying; the dated 2026/27 schedule governs the listed fee amounts.
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Location
International School of Paris
Ranelagh — Primary School: 96 bis Rue du Ranelagh, 75016 Paris; Cortambert — Middle School: 45 Rue Cortambert, 75116 Paris; Beethoven — High School: 6 Rue Beethoven, 75016 Paris, Paris, France
Parents also ask
How much are International School of Paris fees?
International School of Paris fees for 2026/27 are €25,500 for Nursery–Pre-Kindergarten; €31,400 for Grades 1–5; €39,000 for Grades 10–12 a year.
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How much does the first year at International School of Paris cost?
The school has published €31,400 for Grades 1–5; no assigned support; full academic year. in 2026/27. A first-year total is awaiting confirmation; see the fee sources and conditions. Meals, individual support, transport and insurance are not included.
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Sources & field verification dates
Sources and dates appear beside each detail above. School-reported information may change; confirm the offer for your child.
https://www.isparis.edu/admissions/faq
https://www.isparis.edu/admissions/fees
https://ibo.org/school/000242/
https://www.isparis.edu/uploaded/Documents/admissions/ReReg_2026-27/FINAL_Fee_Schedule_2026_2027.pdf
https://www.isparis.edu/uploaded/Documents/admissions/applications/Age_on_Sept_(1).pdf?1549294688749
https://www.isparis.edu/contact-us
https://www.isparis.edu/learning
https://www.isparis.edu/admissions
https://www.isparis.edu/uploaded/Documents/admissions/ISP_Tuition_Payment_Policy.pdf
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