More than a school, Notre Dame International High School!
More than School, Notre Dame International High School!
Another blog to share with students interested in International studies:
You may read the adventures of students in an American School in Paris! Its really funny! You can see photos and the everyday life of these foreign students in the city of Paris. Its amazing how unknown people can be form a family!
- This school offers students the opportunity to follow a progressive bilingual education.
- Its students prepare the US High School Diploma.
- Its a good way to learn with different people of various cultures and languages having common interests.
When people are learning new language. They are scared that people might judge them.
It doesn´t matter what people think when you speak. Everything is ok. When people correct you, it doesn´t mean you are no good. They correct you because they want you to learn and for you to improve on that language. It´s OK to make mistakes because when you make mistakes you learn from that mistake and that helps you improve. (By Josh Roy)
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Céline Gibassier is an Admissions Officer at Notre-Dame International High School in Paris. She guides students and families through the admissions process with care and professionalism, helping them join an international learning community that values diversity and academic excellence.
With a background in international education and experience working with students from around the world, Céline is dedicated to making each applicant’s journey smooth and welcoming. She provides personalized support, from the first inquiry to the student’s arrival on campus, ensuring clear communication and attention to detail.
Passionate about cultural exchange and global education, Céline enjoys helping young people grow, discover new perspectives, and make the most of their study abroad experience in France.
