French Exchange Programme 2026 – Paris, France
July 15, 2026
July 15, 2026
The Heritage School, Rohini proudly continues its commitment to providing students with meaningful global learning opportunities through its French Exchange Programme. From 25 June to 2 July 2026, a group of 14 students (8 boys and 6 girls), accompanied by a faculty member, participated in an enriching educational and cultural immersion in Paris, France. The programme was thoughtfully designed to strengthen students’ French language proficiency while fostering intercultural understanding, global citizenship, and independent learning. The itinerary included structured language sessions at ELFE (École de Langue Française et d’Enseignement) alongside immersive cultural experiences that brought classroom learning to life.
Students attended interactive French language classes, collaborated with peers in engaging learning activities, and explored some of France’s most iconic landmarks. Educational visits included the Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Palace of Versailles, Montmartre, and the historic Latin Quarter. A scenic cruise on the River Seine, a full-day excursion to Normandy, and a visit to Disneyland Paris added memorable experiential learning opportunities to the programme.
The exchange enabled students to experience the richness of French history, art, architecture, and culture while developing confidence in communicating in French in authentic settings. Activities such as guided cultural rallies, heritage walks, and interactions during language sessions encouraged students to apply their language skills beyond the classroom and develop a deeper appreciation for French traditions and way of life.
Programme Highlights
The French Exchange Programme reflects The Heritage School’s vision of nurturing globally aware, culturally sensitive, and confident learners. By combining academic enrichment with international exposure, the programme equips students with valuable linguistic, social, and intercultural competencies that prepare them to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.