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10. Dec 2024

French breakfast

For many French people, breakfast is an opportunity to gather with family or friends and start the day on a positive note.
We had the chance to enjoy a leisurely breakfast during our French language class. In the past, at royal courts, breakfast was more of a light snack served after waking up. It typically included pastries, fruit, and warm drinks. Interestingly, croissants were not originally eaten for breakfast, but were instead a popular afternoon treat.

For many French people, breakfast is an opportunity to gather with family or friends and start the day on a positive note.
We had the chance to enjoy a leisurely breakfast during our French language class. In the past, at royal courts, breakfast was more of a light snack served after waking up. It typically included pastries, fruit, and warm drinks. Interestingly, croissants were not originally eaten for breakfast, but were instead a popular afternoon treat.

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We educate the next creative generation

We offer bilingual education in English to students eager to foster creative thinking and explore either technology or visual arts. The school is currently in the process of applying for accreditation for the international program.

Throughout their studies (Year 1-4), students have the opportunity to earn international certificates in French through the French Institute in Bratislava and in German through the Goethe-Institut Slovakia as part of their second foreign language studies.

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