
Blog
Meghan Honeysett
At ISN, STEAM education is at the heart of our curriculum, and one of its most vibrant components is our partnership with Lego Education.
Paolo Segre
For Uliana, the International School of Nice was more than a place of learning—it was home. Joining ISN in 2011 as a pre-kindergarten student, she spent her entire educational journey within the school's international community before graduating in 2025.
Michelle Van Buuren
The International School of Nice (ISN Nice) is proudly celebrating the exceptional achievements of its graduating Class of 2026 following the release of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) results.
Meghan Honeysett
The Grade 5 PYP Exhibition (PYPx) represents the ultimate culmination of the primary school journey. It is a vibrant celebration of our students as High Performance Learners.
Meghan Honeysett
At ISN, we are proud to be part of a global community of forward-thinking schools, committed to embedding excellence in every classroom.
Michelle Van Buuren
With a community made up of more than 60 nationalities, the International School of Nice (ISN) is a place where diversity is celebrated every day. Supporting these students — and ensuring they feel settled, confident, and connected — is at the heart of who we are.
Elizabeth Hernandez
A group of students from ISN studying Global Politics, TOK, and the Humanities has been selected to participate in the 8th edition of the Parlement Européen des Lycéens (PEL), a highly respected European parliamentary simulation.
Mélanie Laroche
This year at ISN, our traditional Eco Week grew into three inspiring Eco Weeks, bringing together students from Kindergarten to High School in a vibrant celebration of solidarity, sustainability, and student-led action.
Elizabeth Hernandez and Carolina Hernandez
ISN Grade 6 students recently took part in an MYP interdisciplinary project combining Art and Spanish. The aim was to explore how identity can be represented through both images and words.
Nicole Booth
Moving to the French Riviera with children raises key questions about schools, neighbourhoods, safety, budgets and daily life. This guide gives international families a realistic and structured overview of what to expect when planning a relocation to the French Riviera.
Nicole Booth
The French Riviera is widely considered one of France’s most family-oriented regions, offering a unique balance of safety, natural beauty, international culture, and high-quality education. For relocating families, the lifestyle extends well beyond the Mediterranean coast, encompassing everything from integration into bilingual communities to extracurricular opportunities that reflect global values.
Nicole Booth
Choosing the right neighbourhood shapes a family’s daily rhythm. It influences commute times, school choices, housing options and access to community life. International families often place safety, schooling, outdoor spaces and smooth access to work or travel at the top of their priorities.
Nicole Booth
Relocating to France with children requires an understanding of the country’s administrative framework. From school enrolment to housing contracts and long-stay visas, each component is linked to documentation that must be prepared in advance.
Nicole Booth
Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions families make when relocating to the French Riviera. With many schools on the French Riviera offering diverse curricula and learning environments, globally mobile families often prioritise curriculum continuity to ensure both academic stability and emotional confidence.
Nicole Booth
The cost of living on the French Riviera will strongly influence any relocation decision. Relocating to the French Riviera offers a unique opportunity to enjoy outstanding quality of life, but for international families, understanding the cost of living is key to a smooth transition. From housing and schooling to healthcare and lifestyle, budgeting effectively allows families to enjoy the best of this sought-after region.
Mélanie Laroche
ISN was proud to welcome students from EDHEC Business School for a series of inspiring workshops across Primary, Middle, and High School. Designed around several Sustainable Development Goals.
Elizabeth Hernandez
Students at ISN stepped beyond the traditional classroom experience as they welcomed representatives from SOS Méditerranée for a powerful presentation on humanitarian action, migration, and global responsibility.
Elizabeth Hernandez
ISN students stepped into the heart of Monaco’s institutions during an exceptional educational visit to the Monaco Parliament, officially known as the National Council.
Melanie Laroche and Michelle van Buuren
At ISN, learning extends beyond the classroom — and the Marine Learning Hub takes that idea to heart. This unique space invites students to explore and understand the ocean that borders their school, connecting science learning to sustainability and real-world action.
Melanie Laroche and Michelle van Buuren
At ISN, we believe that learning goes beyond the classroom. Through initiatives like the Ambassadors of Tomorrow programme at ISN Nice, students are encouraged to take initiative, tackle real-world challenges, and make a lasting impact in their school and wider community.