Full curriculum
Great Achievements started with good Foundation
Every cycle follows the English-medium Cameroonian curriculum, strengthened by dedicated french classes, school clubs from the primary section onward, and punctuated by our Cultural Days.
Every cycle blends the official Cameroonian curriculum with a structured English strand, taught by native or bicultural teachers.
Ages 3–5
Kindergarten
English-medium awakening through play, motor skills, and first letters, in a safe, nurturing setting.
Pre-nurser · Nursery 1 · Nursery 2
Ages 6–8
Lower Primary
Reading, writing, and arithmetic in English, with French classes introduced.
Class 1 · Class 2 · Class 3 · Class 4
Ages 9–11
Upper Primary
Deeper academics in English, advanced French classes, and preparation for secondary school.
Class 5 · Class 6
School library
Over 300 titles in French and English, in a quiet space dedicated to reading.
Outdoor activities
Learning, playing and growing through enriching outdoor experiences.
Bilingualism & culture
Beyond the mastery of the language, it is a true opening to the world.
Safe & Secure Premises
A protected, caring environment where every child feels safe and valued.
Small Class Sizes
With only 16 students per class, every child receives the attention they deserve.
Art & craft
A dedicated space for visual arts, music, and hands-on creative projects.
- English / Reading · Mathematics · Science · History & Geography · Civic Education · Visual Arts · Music · Physical Education · Computer Studies · French (Primary Section)
- Note: everything except the French period is taught in English; French appears on the timetable starting in the primary section (Class 1).
I.C.T. & journalism
Student media
By participating in student media, your child gets hands-on experience working on the school website, newspapers, radio, television, podcasts, magazines, and social media services. Exposure to several media types hones their written and verbal communication skills. Besides, working in a professional environment boosts confidence and supports personality development.
Chinese language
Learn a foreign language
Communication skills for kids hold paramount importance primarily because they enable them to express their emotions and thoughts with clarity and confidence. Learning a foreign language helps children improve their problem-solving, memory, and communication skills while boosting their confidence. This activity can also open the doors to new cultures and history, which adds to your child’s general knowledge
Instrument playing
School orchestra
Music is relaxing and calming, and offers numerous benefits, including improving your memory, concentration, and emotional well-being. It helps reduce stress, enhances brain function, and strengthens your ability to focus and multitask. Children above five years of age can learn to play any instrument of their choice in their school/college or from a private tutor. From mouth organ to clarinet or drums, playing a musical instrument promotes brain development, hones cognitive skills, and builds discipline.
Martial Arts
Master the body and the mind
Originated in Japan, is a martial art with a rich history and a focus on striking techniques such as punches, kicks, and blocks. It is renowned for instilling discipline, respect, and self-control in its practitioners, making it a favored choice among parents seeking to imbue these values in their children.
Art & craft
Learning experiences in the arts
By working on instilling perseverance and a sense of community, an arts education also trains citizens to be more involved in their communities. The culmination of all these artistic creations will be the end-of-year show, which is organized entirely by the children with the help of the teachers of École Bilingue Chardin Preschool and Elementary School, and to which, of course, all parents will be invited.
Dance
Bodily expression through rythm
Dancing is an exciting extra-curricular activity offered by almost every school. Children can learn more than one dance style and participate in different competitions and events. Motivate your child to learn dance as it boosts physical fitness, sharpens mental skills, develops flexibility and agility, and fosters socio-emotional maturity
Our academic team is happy to walk you through it in detail.