It is 1:30 p.m. sharp when Audrey Debard, a history and geography teacher, enters the
“green”
fifth grade class .
“Sit down and take out your notebooks, ladies,” she tells her 28 students.
Only girls.
Their hair often tied up, in a bun or in a braid, they are each dressed in a navy blue blouse, embroidered with their first and last name, in white.
“I find that a girls' school creates fewer inequalities and problems.
The blouse, which we must wear until fourth grade, makes it even more possible not to judge each other, ”shares Ilyana, 12 years old.
At Charles-Péguy college in Bobigny, in Seine-Saint-Denis, the patent success rate is 100%.
“A majority of our 350 students believe in school to enable them to succeed in life.
They trust us”, explains Isabelle Marmasse, director of studies.
For Guillaume Marie, the headteacher, support is essential in education.
"We have a manager...
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