Today, Fort School is a well-established school, locally recognised for the quality and diversity of its teaching and for the success of its pupils.
At Fort School, every pupil grows in a structured, supportive environment that opens the door to the world.
Our multilingual approach — French, Arabic, English and Chinese — guides children towards independence, curiosity and academic success.
Since 2011, Fort School has supported generations of pupils in a stable, demanding and caring environment.
Its distinctive educational project — built on multilingual learning, recognised methods such as the Singapore approach and Montessori pedagogy, and small class sizes — has enabled the school to establish itself as a respected educational institution in Aubervilliers.
Guided by a spirit of spirituality and openness, Fort School also offers, on an optional basis, classes in the Muslim tradition and learning of the Qur’anic text.
Today, Fort School is a well-established school, locally recognised for the quality and diversity of its teaching and for the success of its pupils.
Since 2011, Fort School has been built around a simple idea: to offer children in Aubervilliers a place where learning happens with dedication, curiosity and confidence.
What began in a family home, before becoming a recognised school, has grown thanks to the families who have placed their trust in us year after year.
At Fort School, each stage is designed to meet the real needs of children, from the first year of nursery through to Year 6.
Our private school in Aubervilliers combines strong academic foundations with innovative approaches to develop independence, discipline and curiosity.
Nursery school is a key stage for children’s development, socialisation and language acquisition. Its primary mission is to give every child the joy of learning, the confidence to grow and the space to gradually develop their personality.
These first years of schooling lay the educational and learning foundations on which all future progress throughout the school journey is built.
A rigorous programme, structured learning and the Singapore method in mathematics. A demanding framework designed to strengthen core skills and prepare pupils for secondary school with confidence.
English and Arabic from the first year of nursery, with Chinese introduced from the second year. A daily immersive approach that develops listening skills, strengthens memory and opens children to the wider world.
Cultural outings, local discoveries, workshops and interdisciplinary projects. Children learn by exploring, observing and experiencing the world around them.
Parents and former pupils share their experience at Fort School.
Their words reflect what lies at the heart of our school: high standards, kindness and the joy of learning.
Since its creation, Fort School has grown thanks to the commitment of families, former pupils and partners.
Your support enables our private school in Aubervilliers to continue its mission: providing a high-quality, caring and multilingual education for children from nursery through to Year 6.
Whether you are a parent, a former pupil or a supporter, every contribution strengthens our educational projects and the daily life of our classrooms.
By contributing financially, you directly support the development of the school: educational projects, learning materials and educational trips.
Businesses, associations and local institutions: your partnerships enable us to offer ambitious projects and foster strong cultural openness.
We build lasting collaborations tailored to your organisation and to our educational needs.
Sponsorship helps families cover part or all of their child’s school fees, or support a specific project (trips, workshops, events).
A practical gesture that can change a pupil’s journey and strengthen equal opportunities.
Pre-registration is now open to join Fort School, our independent private school located in Aubervilliers, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
We welcome your children from nursery through to Year 6 in a structured, supportive and multilingual environment.
To begin the process, simply complete the online application within the specified dates. As places are limited, we encourage families to apply as early as possible.
Follow the latest school news, key moments and the daily life of Fort School on our official Facebook page.
La cour de récréation reprend vie après une courte pause. Ce matin ont résonné les voix enchantées des élèves, qui ne voient pas dans la neige un aléas de l'hiver mais une source d'émerveillement face à La Création ❄️ ----- ✨LA DANSE DU FLOCON ✨ Poème de Jalal ad-din Rûmi ❄️❄️❄️ Le ciel a laissé tomber un secret de cristal, Des milliers de messagers blancs, silencieux et purs. Chaque flocon est une lettre écrite par la main de l'Invisible, Chacun descend vers la terre pour accomplir son destin. "D'où viens-tu, petite étoile de givre ?" demande le vent. "Je viens du Nuage de Sa Miséricorde," répond le flocon. "Je suis né dans le froid du détachement, Pour couvrir le monde d'un manteau de paix." Mais vois comme la neige est heureuse de disparaître ! Elle ne craint pas la chaleur du jour, elle la désire. Elle sait que sa forme n'est qu'une prison de glace, Et que sous le regard du Soleil, elle redeviendra rivière. « Ô Homme, ne sois pas comme la pierre qui résiste au printemps, Sois comme la neige qui fond au pied du Bien-Aimé. Tant que tu es gelé, tu es dur et séparé de l'Océan, Mais une fois fondu, tu couleras enfin vers l'Union. » ❄️❄️❄️
📰🫒 Le mensuel local revient sur un temps fort vécu à Fort School : la récolte des olives de l’école, menée avec l’association Les Poussières et accompagnée par l’artiste Romain Cattenoz. À travers cette expérience, les élèves ont découvert, observé et questionné les gestes anciens, les outils, les machines, et le lien patient entre la nature et le savoir-faire humain. Une démarche pleinement inscrite dans le projet pédagogique de l’école : sensibiliser les élèves au vivant, valoriser les ressources de proximité et apprendre autrement, au plus près du réel. 🌿🌿🌿 "Les nouvelles d'Auber", numéro 95 de janvier 2026
Fort School once again alerts the City of Aubervilliers to the presence of a leaning telephone pole at 115/117 rue Danielle Casanova, in the immediate vicinity of the school.
Reported as early as 26 June 2025, this hazard remains despite several reminders. The school is calling for immediate action to ensure the safety of pupils, families and local residents.
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