Nearly all UK schools do.ħ. The British education system is less formal and more "progressive". French schools do not have a school uniform. Private education is far less prevalent in France, but the number of private schools is increasing.Ħ.
Schools are strictly secular except Catholic schools - see below.ĥ. In French state schools, no celebration of religious festivals, so no nativity play for example. Repeating a year is more common in France, should the child be consistently under-achieving. More time given to learning poems and texts by heartĢ. French and maths, and less time given to imaginative/creative subjects (story-writing, drama) in primary school. Greater emphasis in France on the core subjects, i.e. The official target - estimated as necessary for the needs of the nation - is 80%.ĭifferences between a French and UK educationġ. According to the OECD, France's education system is average, compared to other developed countries." Įducation starts later in the French system, and compulosry from the ages of 6 to 16, but a large majority of children start school well before the minimum age, often as young as two years old - and a majority continue past 16. Some 64% of all school pupils in France complete their secondary education, and take the high-school leaving certificate examinations, known as the baccalauréat or the baccalauréat professionnel. Today, though any such a bold overall affirmation must be open to question, it is still true to say that the French education system is one of the more successful in the world, and that in certain fields it remains a world leader.
"It used to be commonly accepted that the French Education system was one of the best in the world.
0 kommentar(er)
