FranceChaperons & Vous
Daily updates, menus, photos of the day, messaging with the nursery director, bill payment.
72% uptake · 87% satisfaction
Helping
children
grow
One shared educational mission, with approaches rooted in each country's reality. In our 1,150 nurseries and schools, every day is designed for discovery, safety and wellbeing.
Providing a high-quality learning environment where every child thrives and reaches their full potential
All Grandir subsidiaries share the same educational vision, centred on helping each child flourish, respecting their individuality and developing the key skills they need to succeed in a constantly changing world.
Educational programmes tailored to the needs and cultural context of each country, while staying true to Grandir's core principles, enrich our educational mission.
Educational programmes tailored to the needs and cultural context of each country, while staying true to Grandir's core principles, enrich our educational mission.
In France
In France, the 5C® programme draws on leading educational, academic and neuroscience-based approaches. It aims to develop children's ability to reason, question, invent, collaborate, communicate and find their place in society.
In the United Kingdom
In the United Kingdom, Foundations for the Future focuses on developing key skills such as communication, critical thinking, problem solving and creativity. The programme encourages children to explore, experiment and learn through play.
In Germany
In Germany, a holistic, multilingual approach focuses on the whole child, bringing together physical, emotional, social, intellectual and language development. Children are encouraged to express themselves in different languages from an early age.
In the United States
The Stream programme (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) prepares children for the challenges of the modern world by developing skills in science, technology, robotics, engineering, the arts and mathematics. Children are encouraged to explore, experiment and solve problems, building their creativity, critical thinking and teamwork.
In Canada
The Stream programme (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) prepares children for the challenges of the modern world by developing skills in science, technology, robotics, engineering, the arts and mathematics. Children are encouraged to explore, experiment and solve problems, building their creativity, critical thinking and teamwork.
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Supporting parents
Families' voices:
our compass for continuous improvement
Digital communication tools, a co-education charter, support formats: every country builds an ongoing dialogue with parents, so that their experience guides our progress.
FranceNorth America
Kindertales
Meals, naps, activities, photos, live webcam, messaging with the team and built-in admin tools.
United Kingdom
Grandir UK App / Famly
Daily updates, information sharing and dialogue with the nursery team.
FranceCo-education
The Co-Education Charter formalises the partnership between parents and professionals. It affirms the central role of parents as their child's first educators and encourages personalised, caring and ongoing communication.
65Family NPS
Net Promoter Score measured across all 5 countries,
based on more than 15,000 responses.
Support formats: meetings, parent coffee mornings, celebrations, newsletters and welcome booklets. Kidco Talks webinars and Talk. Listen. Connect. sessions.
2025/26 Impact Report
Our contribution
Our contribution
to education
Our results, our commitments and our trajectory, consolidated at group level. A transparent account of Grandir's impact, country by country.