EIFA is an independent, international, secular school providing an English-French bilingual education. EIFA’s child-centred approach to learning encourages the linguistic diversity of its pupils; developing responsible global citizens, and promoting multicultural understanding through study in at least two languages.

EIFA is the only school in the UK to teach all core subjects in English and French – from day nursery to year 13.  We believe that by being bilingual we gain an insight into other cultures. We welcome pupils throughout the year, regardless of background and languages spoken.  

Centrally located, we can assist organisations with international employees, by offering a unique, very personal service to families, opportunities to visit, tour our facilities and meet with the Head of School.  

Our highly experienced, well qualified teachers offer an education designed to help our pupils to flourish.  With small class sizes, all pupils receive individual attention.

Our Day Nursery, Little EIFA, follows a coordinated programme which combines the French Maternelle curriculum with that of the English Early Years Foundation Stage (EYSF).  The Junior School follows the French National curriculum, enriched with British elements.  Our Senior School offers a broad, balanced curriculum, preparing pupils for further education.  

We have an international community of dedicated employees and as an employer we:

Offer opportunities for personal and professional development;
Recognise employee contributions and achievements;
Have a commitment to the wellbeing of our employees;
Offer a range of employee benefits.  

EIFA International School is an Equal Opportunities Employer.  

Inspected by both the French Ministry of Education and OFSTED.

If you would like to be considered for a position at EIFA, please email your CV and a covering letter, including information on any position you are interested in, to Debbie O'Sullivan, Head of Human Resources at hr@eifaschool.com.

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