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Another Big Win for EB Jaguars!
Our young Jaguars at the Lower School, led by Coach Patrice, closed out the year with a big win for the Blue Jaguar U10 soccer team. Bravo to the whole team for your hard work and excellent sportsmanship!Read More -
C'est moi le plus fort
In the latest animated story from the students of K-C, a well-fed wolf sets off on a whimsical adventure, encountering a cast of familiar characters—each with their own unique answer to the question, "Who is the strongest?"Read More -
Congratulations To EB's 2025 Alumni Spotlight Award Winner: Gabrielle Dreyfus
We are pleased to announce that Gabrielle Dreyfus—scientist, researcher, lecturer and distinguished alumna from EB's class of 1993—has been selected as the recipient of this year's EB Alumni Spotlight Award.Read More -
Spring Blossoms
Travel the journey from Winter to Spring with our youngest gardeners at the preschool and lower school. From cleaning up garden bins to painting our fruit trees with protective ash, the activity has been constant.Read More -
Middle School Makers Embrace STEAM & Sustainability
Whether designing a quilt or crafting an apron from recycled jeans, our middle schoolers are gaining valuable life skills while contributing meaningfully to our school environment.Read More -
Code Switchers: Je Suis Bilingue
Read MoreEB has a proud tradition of celebrating bilingualism through music and community events like Chorale de la Baie. This year, G2 students got to perform an original song (Je Suis Bilingue) and take part in a demo radio interview! -
Small Steps, Big Strides
Discover how EB is transforming small steps into big environmental strides, achieving new milestones in sustainability and inspiring a greener future for our community.Read More -
G7 Visits The Alameda Food Bank
Students gained a deeper understanding of the importance of volunteerism in the face of food insecurity, as MS English teacher, Ms. Campbell, led a service learning trip to the Alameda Food BankRead More -
EB Ambassadeurs en Herbe Compete
Students from G5, G6 and G7 put their critical thinking and language skills to the test, debating in French and English for the AEFE's annual Ambassadeurs en Herbe competition This year, several students headed to Boston for the prestigious competition's quarter-finals.Read More -
G5 Fables: Multilingual Collaboration In Action
G5 Students dazzled parents and peers alike as they brought their original fables to life with vivid costumes and live performance.Read More -
A Magical Day of Mathematics at EB with Monica Neagoy
École Bilingue de Berkeley had the privilege of hosting Monica Neagoy, an internationally renowned mathematician, educator, and speaker, for an unforgettable day of learning, collaboration, and mathematical magic.Read More -
G2 Vendee Globe Sailing Project
This year, the Vendée Globe passed by EB, and G2A-G2B were ready to (virtually) join the race! Since the Nov. 10 departure, they have been following this incredible journey around the world.Read More -
TEDX 2025 10th year anniversary
Our community came together to celebrate the tenth anniversary of TEDxYouth@EB in the beautiful Chou Hall at UC Berkeley's Haas Business School. Chancellor and EB alum parent Rich Lyons launched a night of inspiring ideas with his talk on breaking boundaries in education.Read More -
How Singing Supports Learning
Music is a powerful tool in early childhood education, offering cognitive, linguistic, and emotional benefits. At EB, singing is woven into daily routines, supporting bilingual development while making learning engaging and joyful.Read More -
Talking About Neurodiversity With Your Neurotypical Child
EB's French Program Coordinator, Elodie Resurreccion, asks the question, "How can we help children become allies?" as they navigate their differences both at school and at home?Read More -
Meet Ala Ebtekar, 2024 Alumni Spotlight Award Winner
Meet Ala Ebtekar: Painter, illustrator, contemporary visual artist, distinguished alumnus from the class of 1993 and recipient of this year's EB Alumni Spotlight Award. A Berkeley native with Persian roots, Ala Ebtekar’s educational journey began at right here at EB. Hear more about that journey in this interview, recorded during his campus visit in October.Read More -
A Hidden Gem in Middle School Education: The True Value of an International Curriculum
In the vibrant educational landscape of Berkeley, École Bilingue de Berkeley (EB) stands out as a shining example of international middle school education. At the forefront of this multilingual school is the opportunity for 6th Grade students, with no prior French exposure, to join the international academic program and receive an accelerated bilingual education.Read More -
Growing With The Gardens: Fall 2024
Our beautiful school garden, intertwined throughout the lower school campus, is always a vibrant and joyful place, where young minds cultivate knowledge alongside nature's bounty. Enjoy this collection of moments from Garden specialist, Florence Joliff, including lessons on seed cultivations, the history of artichokes, flower pressing and, of course, many delicious tastings along the way.Read More -
Community Service and Service Learning at the Middle School
Read MoreThe notion of community is a core value at EB, and a concept ever present both in and out of the classroom. This year, we are thrilled to announce that community and service learning will once again play an integral part in the Middle School program. -
Welcome Back 2024!
Bonne rentrée ! Take a walk through campus with Head of School, Sebastien Robert, and see the new improvements! From the new solar panels on the Lower School roof to the newly constructed stage at the Middle School, these important investments reflect our EB values.Read More
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