| The school welcomes children at the start of compulsory education, which begins at age 3.
Kindergarten is an essential step in the students’ journey to guarantee their academic success. Its main mission is to make children want to go to school to learn, assert and develop their personality. It is a school where children will learn together and live together. They develop their oral language and begin to discover writing, numbers and other areas of learning. They learn by playing, thinking and problem solving, practicing, recalling and memorizing.
The lessons are organized into five learning areas:
• Mobilize language in all its dimensions • Act, express yourself, understand through physical activity • Act, express yourself, understand through artistic activities • Build the first tools to structure your thinking • Explore the worldThe elementary school welcomes children aged 6 to 11. The programs are national and compulsory for all teachers and students. The courses are designed by cycle, lasting three years
• Cycle 2, or fundamental learning cycle, includes the preparatory course (CP), the first year elementary course (CE1) and the second year elementary course (CE2). • Cycle 3, or consolidation cycle, includes the first year average course (CM1) and the second year average course (CM2); the consolidation cycle continues in college, in the sixth grade. The college is the secondary level establishment which, at the end of elementary school, welcomes all school children. They attend four years of schooling there. The college accepts all pupils at the end of primary school without a passing exam. It allows all students to be educated in a single setting. College education has four years: 6th, 5th, 4th and 3rd. Compulsory education is organized in three-year cycles, which give the time needed to learn better. In college, the sixth is the last year of cycle 3, the other levels make up cycle 4. At the end of middle school, students can continue their education in a general and technological school or in a vocational school. Schooling takes place in three years: the second, the first and the final. General and technological high school The LEGT consists of three classes: the general and technological second class, common to students intending to continue their studies in one of the series of the general route or the technological route. The choice between these two routes is made at the end of this class. The first and final classes in the different series lead to the baccalaureate exam. The baccalaureate certifies knowledge and skills at the end of secondary education and constitutes the first grade in higher education. As such, it allows the pursuit of higher education. The general route
The general route is transformed: • For final year 2020 students, it still includes three series (ES, L and S) which lead to the general baccalaureate. • For students who pass the general baccalaureate in 2021, the series have given way to specialties, chosen at the end of the second. The general path leads to the pursuit of higher education mainly in university, preparatory classes for “grandes écoles” or specialized schools. The technological path The technological path prepares for higher technological studies mainly in STS or IUT (in two years) and allows to continue a more advanced training leading to a professional license or an engineering diploma.
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| Nature: Public |
| Costs: Free |
| Documents :
https://www.education.gouv.fr/la-formation-tout-au-long-de-la-vie-7508
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| Mail:
https://www.education.gouv.fr/faire-appel-au-mediateur-formulaire-de-saisine-10649
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| Phone: 01 55 55 10 10 |
| Opening hours: 9h00 – 17h00 |
| Link: https://www.education.gouv.fr/ |
Paris 75007
France
