Compulsory school days are: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY.

• SCHOOL TIMETABLES FOR THE YEAR 2021/22

Kindergarten:

“Very Small Section” and “Small Section” classes: from 8:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

“Middle Section” and “Grande Section” classes: from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Primary: 

CP classes  : 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.

CE1 / CE2 classes: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Class CM1 / CM2: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Wednesday not compulsory – schedule: from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - rest strongly recommended by the Management.
 

Wednesday is a half-day intended for playful school reinforcement. We recommend, for children, a rest time on Wednesday to better end the week. The calendar for the school year is communicated to families before the start of the school year. In order to best ensure the reception and safety of children, it is essential to respect the timetables communicated. Kindergarten children will be handed over at the end of the course to the legal guardian or any other person authorized by the latter.

• SCHOOL ATTENDANCE – ABSENCE

Any absence must be reported before 9:00 a.m. by text, email or other means. It must also be justified by a note, on a free sheet, slipped into the student's bag on his return to school. The educational team reserves the right not to accept a child presenting with a fever, an infected and thick cold, an excessive cough. If the absence extends beyond three days, the parents will provide a medical certificate of non-contagion. Unjustified repeated absences will lead to an interview with the family. It is imperative to strictly respect the school calendar which is compulsory in primary school. In case of non-compliance with this schedule, a letter informing the reason for the absence is mandatory.

Please note: the teachers are then not required to provide the parents with the work done in the student's absence, nor to make up for the delay thus caused. No refund will be made in the event of prolonged absence, whatever the cause.

• DELAYS

From the Very Small Section to CM2, punctuality is essential.

Supplement of €20 including tax every 5 minutes billed in the event of a delay in picking up the children.

Repeated delays lead to a summons from the parents.

• EXIT PERMIT

Written authorization from the parents is required for registered children to be able to leave the establishment during the day and more specifically, at lunchtime and/or in the evening. Any request for authorization to leave must be notified to the teacher and approved by the head of the establishment. It can only be given on an exceptional basis.

• COMMUNICATION

Appointments with the teachers and the Headmistress should be fixed in advance if possible.

• PEDAGOGICAL ORGANIZATION
   

The schooling of the pupils takes place in three cycles:

Cycle 1: cycle of first learning (TPS, PS, MS and GS of nursery school)

Cycle 2: cycle of fundamental learning (CP, CE1 and CE2)

Cycle 3: consolidation cycle (CM1 and CM2)

The distribution of students in classes is the sole responsibility of the headteacher and the teaching team. It is done according to pedagogical needs and organizational constraints. Any teacher in the establishment may intervene with students other than those in his class. In the absence of a teacher, it is sometimes possible to obtain the services of a substitute. Otherwise, and without other internal possibilities, the pupils are divided between the different classes. The school also occasionally receives trainees (middle and high school students, adults in professional training). They only take charge of the pupils with the agreement and in the presence of the teacher.

• BEHAVIOUR

Correct language, a polite and respectful attitude are the essential basis for any lasting and balanced relationship between people (pupils and adults), in the establishment and when traveling outside the school. No parent is authorized to have an aggressive attitude towards a third party (teacher or other), to intervene with a child other than his own to settle a conflict.

When it rains, it is forbidden to run in the garden. As soon as the educators signal it, the students line up.

Any form of violence (physical, verbal, moral) and dangerous attitude is prohibited. In the event of non-compliance with this prohibition, the parents are informed and sanctions may be applied.
 

Apart from school material, objects or toys brought from home are not authorized at school, except with the agreement of the management.

Strictly prohibited: sharp or other dangerous objects, jewelry, expensive, fragile, electronic games, mobile phones, large sums of money as well as chewing gum, sweets and lollipops.

• DRESS REQUIRED

Wearing a uniform is required: blue or white t-shirt marked with the school sign, shoes that hold the feet well and stockings of your choice. Strictly prohibited: flip flops, mini shorts and short skirts. Any clothing that the child wears or is likely to take off must be marked with his name.

Students must respect the equipment and the premises. In case of deterioration, the repairs are the responsibility of the families. Particular care should be taken with books and notebooks, at school and at home.

All rubbish must be put in the trash.
 

Learning to respect commonplaces is everyone's business. Adults are encouraged to lead by example.

• PERSONAL EFFECT AND SCHOOL LIST

The school list requested by the school must be respected. The child must be provided with all the equipment requested from the beginning of the year. The latter will be shared with the other students for kindergarten classes. Spare clothes, water bottle, napkin must be marked with the child's name.

• CHEWING GUM

Chewing gum is prohibited for your child. Please lead by example and don't "chew your gum" in the yard or during your teacher interviews.

• PENALTIES

Failure to comply with this regulation entails the following penalties:

  -         Avertissement oral ou écrit ;

  -         Convocation des parents ( with the teacher and management);

  -         Exclusion temporaire ou définitive ;

  -         Non réinscription en cas a major dispute with the family or a serious problem with the child.

• PHYSICAL AND SPORTS EDUCATION – YOGA – DANCE

Pupils' participation in physical education time is compulsory unless there is specific medical advice.

• EDUCATIONAL OUTINGS

Teachers can organize school day trips or discovery classes. These activities are always part of an educational approach. For this reason, the participation of each child appears essential. Families are informed and parental permission is requested. In case of non-participation of a student in an outing, his presence at school remains obligatory. The choice of accompanying persons is the sole responsibility of the teachers. A picnic is organized by the school, during outings, for children enrolled in the canteen (sandwiches, juice, water).