Citizenship Education for a wide open vision of the world
We place a special emphasis on citizenship, artistic, and cultural education to equip our students with the skills to contribute to building a sustainable and inclusive future by fostering civic awareness and engagement.
Citizenship and Eco-Citizenship Education
In elementary and middle school, we implement the National Education “citizenship pathway.” This pathway includes both knowledge imparted during lessons and hands-on experiences through meetings and projects with individuals or organizations engaged in civic and environmental efforts. Specific times are allocated in our students’ schedules for this pathway. Key areas of citizenship education are addressed through conferences, field trips, or long-term projects led by teachers and external partners: promoting republican values and secularism, education on the environment and sustainable development, media and information literacy, combating all forms of discrimination and racism.
Artistic and Cultural education
In elementary school, art history, visual arts, and music are incorporated into the weekly schedule and contribute to reinforcing literacy and numeracy skills.
In middle school, we choose not to follow the official model of one hour per week of arts and music instruction. Instead, we aim to give this education deeper meaning by integrating it throughout the year within interdisciplinary projects (including artist encounters and cultural outings) to foster real reflection. Additionally, an artistic and cultural educational pathway is offered as part of extracurricular activities on Wednesday afternoons.