Extra-curricular activities play an essential role in supporting pupils outside school hours. This includes not only the time after school (usually from 3pm), but also Wednesday afternoons, which are often devoted to a variety of activities. This setting allows children to continue their development while discovering new passions and honing their social and personal skills.
Extracurricular activities include:
All these activities are supervised by qualified professionals, guaranteeing a safe and enriching environment for the children. These activities are an extension of school time, enabling pupils to develop their independence and creativity, as well as the values of cooperation and living together, while exploring new areas of interest.
Extra-curricular activities are therefore a real lever for supporting pupils’ educational careers and offering a balance between learning, relaxation and personal fulfilment.
It can be difficult for parents to help their children with their schoolwork, especially when there are language barriers. That’s why we’ve set up a homework help service to support pupils, whether French-speaking or not, and help them succeed academically.
Personalized follow-up for each student
To guarantee optimum help, a dedicated tutor accompanies your child throughout the school year. This personalized support aims to
We believe that consistency is the key to enabling each student to progress and reach their full potential.
For more information or to register your child for our homework help service, please contact us.
The school canteen is not compulsory. Its purpose is to ensure that pupils and adults are catered for in the best possible conditions of hygiene and safety.
The school canteen is located on the school premises. It is open to all pupils and staff.
Meal times in the canteen should be calm and convivial. The school canteen is a fundamental part of community life and requires children to comply with basic rules of hygiene and politeness.
The canteen service provides children with healthy food that is as balanced as possible. Meals are prepared and delivered by a ‘hot link’ service provider, reheated and served by the service provider’s staff in accordance with current regulations.
During the meal service, the children are made aware of the importance of eating a variety of balanced dishes. This awareness of taste and the discovery of new foods is an incentive, never a constraint.
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