Daniel School

The only Christian school in France to take children through to the baccalaureate from kindergarten onwards!

Founded in 1986, the Daniel school is the second oldest in France. Today, it has over 200 children, and demand is growing all the time. They’re keen to keep their numbers small, but this means they’re faced with considerable space problems. 

Every year, several families move from all over France to enroll their children there. They also have an increasing number of children with special needs, which also requires a special infrastructure. Their school is also a beacon for Christian educational establishments in France, and they are very often approached to give advice, to help train teachers, and to help set up other schools.

Their policy is to accept everyone, and their pure operating costs would be covered if all parents could pay for regular tuition. Unfortunately, at present, only 50% of families can, which leaves a substantial monthly deficit to be covered by donations. The costs of running and developing the project are therefore a daily challenge.

If churches, Christian schools and individuals would pledge regular donations (even in small amounts), it would enable them to carry out the work needed to expand the structure and operate more smoothly on a day-to-day basis. 

Would you like to contribute to their efforts for the Christian education of children and youth in France?