Roald Dahl Day on Monday 14th September 2026
The school will celebrate the author of more than 20 children's books with dressing up, activities, competitions and a parade.
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Celebrations, trips, class projects and awards: news from the school, written by the staff who share it with the children, in French, English and Spanish.
The school will celebrate the author of more than 20 children's books with dressing up, activities, competitions and a parade.
On Monday 22 June 2026, from 9 am to 4 pm, a football day open to parents, students and staff.
Eridan International School holds its traditional kermesse on 24 June 2026, from 9 am to 12 noon.
A literary exhibition brought pupils, teachers and families together around the joy of reading and sharing.
On Wednesday 27 May, students are invited to bring along the books they loved and swap them.
On Thursday 12 March 2026 at 6 pm, an evening of discussion on the rights of girls and women, open to all.
On Thursday 12 February, students will perform an adaptation of Macbeth set during the Second World War.
On 12 February 2026, the Eridan Thursdays host a talk on food, health and awareness of our daily choices.
Les jeudis d'Eridan: a conference on school and career guidance, Thursday 8 January 2026 at 6 pm, free entry.
Christmas show on Thursday 18 December 2025 at 4:45 pm, with a charity Christmas market from 3:30 pm in aid of WaterAid.
On 11 December 2025, an evening to explore a way of communicating that promotes listening, understanding and kindness.
On 16 October, a costume parade, dances, decorated pumpkins and cakes from families brought Halloween to nursery and primary pupils.
A talk on the ambivalence of digital technologies and the impact of screens on our relationships, our learning and our perception of reality.
On 14 November 2025, Eridan middle and high school students will be able to visit the ITER international research centre at Cadarache, devoted to nuclear fusion.
The whole middle school is invited on a trip to Planet Ocean about the Colombian Amazon: an artist's workshop, a meeting with indigenous representatives and a planetarium screening.
In June, the theatre clubs performed Peter Pan, a show dedicated to the school's staff.
6e pupils reinterpreted Cubist artworks inspired by Picasso using recycled materials.
Eridan's pupils won the Montpellier stage of Educap City, a citizenship urban game, in May 2025.
This week, pupils took part in a meditation workshop focused on calm and listening to oneself.
For Mother's Day, art club students made bouquets of paper flowers.
4e and lycée students played a board game to collectively build a lower-carbon way of life.
Thanks to Clara Lentillon and Anne Hoarau, CE students made an apple crumble in a cooking workshop.
GS and CP pupils cleaned the school's garden plots and walkways to get them ready for planting.
In the Chinese club, students celebrated spring around the proverb 百花迎春 with calligraphy, artwork and traditional songs.
6e students discovered the Montpellier Opera: the grand staircase, stage, dressing rooms and sets, with a passionate guide.
During the school holidays, young children enjoyed pony rides, an educational farm and outdoor play.
The Seconde students got together for a snack to which everyone brought something to share.
The spring carnival filled the schoolyard with food-themed costumes.
The playground became an adventure ground for an Easter egg hunt, with costumes and chocolate treasures.
On 14 March 2025, Eridan students visited the Auschwitz-Birkenau site, an essential place of remembrance.
Pupils, teachers and parents came together around reading, with posters, poems and staged scenes.
Clara led a workshop with the Grande Section children on healthy and unhealthy food.
In February, seconde pupils studied pricing with the traders of the Halles Laissac market.
Students presented the links between sport and nutrition, especially for handball and gymnastics.
The Chinese club introduces Chinese culture through cooking, traditional games and games to review characters.
Students took part in a pilot sports programme with dynamic activities and sporting challenges.
4th Grade students performed Romeo and Juliet last Friday after months of rehearsals.
On a civic service placement, Clara runs environmental activities with pupils from maternelle to middle school.
A father of an expatriate family in Montpellier explains why they chose Eridan and what they value after two years of schooling.
The school team met up after work for a relaxed, friendly time together.
This week, the Nursery class made pancakes, from examining the ingredients to eating them.
This week, pupils explored drawing, collage and painting, and discovered iconic artists.
Our little learners explored hibernation through two picture books, then created artwork on the topic.
6e students took part in an orienteering race in the countryside, with maps and compasses, organised by Sarah.
Eridan International School's ball gave students an evening themed around glamour and elegance.
The Chinese Club celebrated Chinese New Year with a lantern, calligraphy and the sign of the snake.
The school loves theatre as a way of learning languages. The next production, on 7 March at 5 pm, is by the 4e class.
The children impressed the audience at a Talent Show full of energy, creativity and passion.
Middle school pupils met professionals from various industries to explore different careers.
The Nursery class spent a morning at the pool, in a child-friendly pool.
On Wednesday afternoons, children get together for indoor ball games in a lively, friendly atmosphere.
A 6e pupil compared population density and quality of life in New York and Australia. The work will appear in La Gazette.
Exam structure, results since 2017, 2025 dates, upcoming reforms and procedures: the key information about the DNB for parents of 3e students.
In technology class, 5e students designed a stable structure able to support a given weight.
Eridan has a special connection with Bridge School in Kent, UK, with reciprocal visits over the past two years.
A ceremony rewarded pupils who stood out for their efforts, behaviour and achievements.
Chinese club pupils explored the four emotions, then made handmade decorations for the festive season.
Students in 4e and 5e spent a day outdoors, exploring nature, joining activities and bonding.
A 5e student designed a circuit in Tinkercad, then built it for real: an LED, a 220 ohm resistor and an Arduino Uno board.
Preschoolers are getting ready for the holidays by decorating their classroom Christmas tree.
A weekday visit with the head of school: the classrooms from Nursery to collège, the vegetable garden, the farmyard, and all your questions.