Experienced teachers
Qualified Francophone and Anglophone educators with years in both school systems, so teaching is bilingual from the first day.
The first morning
Your child is welcomed by name, in two languages, by teachers who have done this hundreds of times. Small classes mean nobody gets lost in the crowd, and you hear how the day went.

Qualified Francophone and Anglophone educators with years in both school systems, so teaching is bilingual from the first day.
Benin’s competency-based approach with enriching academic inputs. English immersion in Kindergarten, daily bilingual exposure at every level.
Two languages open international doors. Pupils leave with academic strength, creativity and the character to do well anywhere.
Learning, a little every day
This is how children pick up two languages here: little and often. Play today’s words with your child at home, at breakfast or on the way to school. Tomorrow Benny brings six new ones.
Tap a card to turn it over. English on the front, français on the back.
Today
Break time is a classroom too
At Busy Bees, games and group activities carry the values the school is built on. Tap the ones you want your child to bring home.
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From 18 months to Grade 9, your child grows up in the same community. Keep scrolling.

Letters, songs, shapes and a lot of play. Children join from 18 months, and in Kindergarten the whole day is in English.
Kindergarten is exclusive English immersion.
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French and English share the day. Pupils read aloud, ask “why” in two languages and build solid foundations in every subject.
Daily bilingual exposure at every level.
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Bigger questions and more independence, with Benin’s competency-based approach and enriching academic inputs, up to Grade 9.
Pre-Nursery through Grade 9, one school.
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Open days, shows and celebrations. Parents are always part of them.
Every June
Every pupil takes part in the end of year celebration. It is the moment parents tell us they see the change. Open the curtains.

