What ages does Mon Ecole Jumeirah 2 take?

Children from 14 months to 6 years old.

Is teaching in French or English?

Jumeirah 2 runs the French Immersion programme with exposure to Arabic. Mon Ecole's Al Manara / Umm Suqeim campuses run a bilingual English/French programme instead.

How much does it cost?

Fees are not published on the website - ask the provider.

When does the school year run?

For 2026/2027: Term 1 is 1 September to 10 December, Term 2 is 5 January to 26 March and Term 3 is 13 April to 25 June. Daily session times are not published - ask the provider.

The Google listing shows a wheelchair-accessible car park.

Mon Ecole French Montessori - Jumeirah 2 — photo

Mon Ecole French Montessori Early Childhood Center — Jumeirah 2

Q: Can I visit before enrolling?

Yes - the contact page's inquiry form lets you request a call back, organise a visit or book a seat.

LanguagesFrench

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Jumeirah

Mon Ecole in Jumeirah 2 is a Montessori nursery and early childhood centre for children from 14 months to 6 years. This campus runs the school's French Immersion programme with exposure to Arabic; Mon Ecole's two other Dubai campuses, in Al Manara / Umm Suqeim (East and West), run a bilingual English/French programme instead. The school describes its method as 'high fidelity Montessori': children are given simple responsibilities from day one and gradually take on more complex tasks, and they work on activities themselves so they build knowledge rather than memorise it. Teachers track each child's progress and keep parents updated through reports and parent-teacher meetings, and a gardening and planting programme lets children follow food from seed to table. Mon Ecole says it has been preparing children for life for over 40 years. The school suggests French Immersion for families who want to maximise a child's French, or to prepare a child for a French-curriculum elementary school. It is rated 4.9 on Google from 18 reviews.

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The activity

French, explained

French immersion in the early years means children spend their day in French, so they pick the language up the way they learnt their first one - by hearing it and using it in play, songs and everyday routines rather than from worksheets. In a Montessori setting that sits alongside hands-on activities children learn to work on themselves: practical tasks that build independence, concentration and fine motor skills, with the teacher guiding rather than lecturing. Montessori nurseries usually take toddlers and preschoolers, and families often choose immersion to give a child a strong start in French before primary school.

Who it's for

Children aged 14 months to 6 years. Jumeirah 2 is the French Immersion campus, with exposure to Arabic. The school says this programme suits families who want to maximise their child's French, children not exposed to French at home who will go on to a French-curriculum elementary school, and children who already speak English at home and want to build their French before an English or bilingual elementary school. Boys and girls, levels and special needs support are not covered on the website - ask the provider.

What to expect

Start with the school's contact page: its inquiry form lets you request a call back, organise a visit or book a seat. Day to day, the curriculum page describes children taking responsibility for simple tasks, working on hands-on Montessori activities at their own pace, time in the gardens and a planting programme, with teachers tracking each child's progress and sharing it through reports and parent-teacher meetings. The academic year runs in three terms, from September to June. Daily session times, fees, settling-in arrangements, trial days and what to bring are not published - ask the provider.

Highlights

French Immersion programme with exposure to Arabic (monecole.me)
Montessori nursery for children 14 months to 6 years (monecole.me)
Progress tracked for each child, shared through reports and parent-teacher meetings (monecole.me)
Gardening and seed-to-table planting programme (monecole.me)
2026/2027 year runs in three terms, 1 September to 25 June (monecole.me)
4.9 on Google from 18 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Mon Ecole - Jumeirah 2 has 4.9 out of 5 on Google from 18 reviews, with 16 five-star ratings and 2 four-star.

The facts

Ages: 14 months to 6 years (monecole.me/our-locations)
Prices: Ask the provider
Schedule: Academic year 2026/2027: Term 1 1 Sep-10 Dec; Term 2 5 Jan-26 Mar; Term 3 13 Apr-25 Jun. Daily session times: ask the provider
Trial: Not published; you can organise a visit through the inquiry form (monecole.me/contact-us)
Languages: French, Arabic (exposure)
Where: No.39, 24 B St, Jumeira St, Jumeirah 2, Dubai (Google listing)
How to book: monecole.me/contact-us · app.smartsheet.com/b/form/70d08242c0504817a1d7f8fb908c1379 · +971 50 287 7047
Opening hours: Mon–Fri8am–5pm
Sat–SunClosed

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Wheelchair-accessible car park (Google listing)
Listed opening hours are Monday to Friday, 8AM-5PM, closed at weekends (Google listing)
The school calendar also lists winter, spring and summer camps - ask which campus hosts them (monecole.me)
Mon Ecole's other two campuses, in Al Manara / Umm Suqeim, teach bilingually in English and French (monecole.me)