3. 12 elementary classes 4 SEGPA classes 1 U.P.I. class (mentally handicaped pupils) : 330 pupils : 64 pupils : 12 pupils

4. M. Kontaxakis HEADMASTER Mme ROUSSON head of SEGPA M. ANDRE Co-headmaster M. FAURE Account manager Mme Granet Chief education adviser

5. HEAD OF STAFF T eachers 40 teachers 1 librarian Administrative staff 2 secretaries 9 maintenance workers 1 nurse 1 social worker (part time) 1 carrer adviser (part time) SCHOOL LIFE 1 chief education adviser 6 supervisors

6. The SEGPA « Adpated section for general and professional learning » For pupils with learning difficulties, 16 pupils per class for a very personnalized support With specialized and non specialized teachers A syllabus specialy designed

7. L’U P I Unité Pédagogique d’intégration 12 pupils from 11 to 16 years old with an aknowledge mental handicap 1 specialized teacher, most of the time 1 specialized supervisor, other teachers A specific syllabus for every pupil

8. 84 pupils in 3 classes French5h History and Geography3h English4h Maths4h Biology1,5h IT (new techologies)1,5h Physical Education (PE)4h Musical education1h Arts1h Total25h

9. (= springboard) Small group support In Maths and French On specific parts of the syllabus. With a specialized teacher

10. A « live » follow up: the E.N.T (digital work area) A specific mail box for pupils, parents and teachers. Pupils and parents can follow every result day by day. Pupils have access to all the lessons and documents used in class

11. Concieved with the city music academy For beginners or experienced musicians An instrument lesson A music theory lesson A show lesson A singing lesson

12. A partnership with the local football club 1 to 2 hours of trainings a week Pupils selected for their motivation

13. The multimedia area In nearly each classroom there is a computer with internet access and a videoprojector Two rooms can be booked by the teachers for the pupils to use computers. (one with 25 computers, one with 15) There are also two computers in the library

14. Organises all the school life appart from the lessons Deals with absent or late pupils Organizes study time In charge of pupil’s security and attitude, of learning support, of animation … THE « VIE SCOLAIRE »

15. Borrowing books Doing researches in books or computers

16. The nurse For pupils’ medical and psychological support Open every day Also a confident

17. The restaurant A self service Balanced menus A four courses hot meal every day between 12 and 1h30 pm in a reserved lunch room. Pupils have to pay for their lunch (about 3 euros). They don’t pay for the books or photocopies.

18. Sports activities Sports During lunch time (between 12h30 et 13h30) Football, handball, Danse…

19. Cultural activities Cartoon-making club Newspaper club Choir singing group Comenius club

20. Other activities Table tennis, snooker, table football a club house accessible during lunch periods

21. School trips Every year, a ski trip for the 5 ème (aged 12 to 13) in the Alps

22. School trips abroad School trip to o England Twinnings with Germany and Spain

23. Life at school: the lessons Generally 8 lessons of 55 minutes a day, from 8h to 5h30 Pupils change classes for every period One teacher for each subject

24. Life at school: the break 10 minutes at 10 AM and 5 minutes at 3 PM Pupils can play basketball, football, or just chat and relax They can’t smoke or leave the school

25. Life at school: end of break After each break, pupils are waiting in lines for the teachers, they can’t go alone in the class.

26. Life at school: study time Study time when there is a free period or after class until 6 pm for volunteers. There is always an assistant to supervise and help pupils with their homework.

27. See you soon in May 2015 at Collège de Corsac…