Learning support

ISM is committed to providing its students with an excellent and balanced education. In the Primary school, the bilingual programme provides an educational challenge for all children. In the Middle and Secondary schools the curriculum is increasingly rigorous and highly academic.
Taking into account the educational demands of the school, decisions concerning acceptance and placement are taken with regards to:
a) The applicant's ability to meet the academic and ethical standards of the school,
b) The capacity of the school to meet the educational needs of the applicant,
c) The potential of the applicant to benefit from the programmes and educational services available in the school.
ISM acknowledges that many students might need some kind of additional support during their academic careers.
Language Support: ISM is an International school and as such is committed to supporting the language needs of its students. Language support in small groups is included in the tuition fees. Where additional 1:1 support is required either during or outside of the school day the cost will be met by the parents.
Special Educational Needs: Once a place is offered, ISM will support the educational needs of students diagnosed with moderate learning difficulties but cannot responsibly serve those with severe learning difficulties.
For students who require additional support for a limited period of time, ISM will provide in-class or small group support.
This support will be reviewed after each period of one term and a decision concerning future support will be taken according to the following criteria:
- The student has made sustained, consistent progress as a result of intervention and support can be discontinued;
- The student is making steady progress but would benefit from continuing intervention. Support will continue for a further period of one term;
- Progress is insufficient and/or the pupil's continuing difficulties are causing barriers to learning. Long-term 1:1 or group support is necessary.
For those students who require long-term 1:1 or group support the cost will be met by the parents.
The cost of any testing that requires the intervention of an outside agency will also be met by the parents.
There are students whose needs ISM cannot responsibly serve and therefore they will not be admitted to the school. These could be students for whom a bilingual education is not appropriate, students who cannot follow a highly academic programme in the Middle and Secondary School, students for whom we do not have the necessary expertise and those who require considerable support for emotional and behavioural difficulties.
In all cases the school's decision will be final.
March / Monday March 05, 2012
All students return to school (morning)
March / Monday March 05, 2012
Shakespeare workshops in Middle School - All week
March / Monday March 12, 2012
Language week begins until March 16th
March / Wednesday March 14, 2012
PTA Meeting
March / Monday March 19, 2012
CIS Accreditation Visit until March 23rd
March / Monday March 26, 2012
Book week in Primary until March 30th
April / Thursday April 05, 2012
Arts Festival - Théâtre des Variétés
April / Friday April 06, 2012
Spring Break (after school)
April / Monday April 16, 2012
All students return to school (morning)
April / Wednesday April 25, 2012
PTA Meeting
May / Monday May 14, 2012
to 16th - Field trip Classes 3 to Valdeblore
May / Monday May 14, 2012
to 18th - Field trip Classes 6 to Verbier
May / Wednesday May 16, 2012
PTA Meeting
June / Monday June 11, 2012
to 15th - Field trip Classes 4 to Rechastel
June / Monday June 11, 2012
to 15th - Field trip Classes 5 to Vinon sur Verdon
June / Wednesday June 13, 2012
PTA Meeting
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