Institut de la Tour, Section Anglophone
- Mailing address:
Institut de la Tour, Section Anglophone
86 rue de la Tour
75116 Paris
FR - T 33 01 45 04 93 00
- F 33 01 45 04 93 00
- E section-anglop…utdelatour.com
- W www.institutdelatour.com
- Memberships: Sous contrat d'association
- State/Independent: Independent: private non-profit
- Lower School Ages: 3-10
- Lower School Sexes: Co-ed
- Lower School Numbers: 100 students in 8 primary classes
- Middle School Ages: 11-15
- Middle School Sexes: Co-ed
- Middle School Numbers: 290 students in the anglophone section
- Senior School Ages: 16-18
- Senior School Sexes: Co-ed
- Senior School Numbers: 130 students in the anglophone section
- Teaching Language: English and French
- SEN: SEN considered case by case
- Boarding: Not available
- Uniform: Yes
- Religion: Catholic
Adapted or School-Developed Curriculum
French Baccalaureate
French Diplôme National de Brevet - The Brevet is an exam taken at age 16, and is the same test whether taken in France or anywhere else in the world. It's offered at Lycees, and in the French sections of some schools, and is aimed at students who leave school at 16 so they have some sort of certificate. A Lycee gives it as an end-of-year exam for students who are going on to study for either the academically rigorous Bac or, in France, attending a technical high school.
French National Curriculum - From La Maternelle to Lycee, and Brevet to Bac, find a detailed description on the French National Curriculum under The French School System: Explained in All Its Gloire.
French Ministry of Education
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