about 25 to 30 kids by class and 100 to 6 000 by school/high-school (depending on the size)
Class sizes vary as do the number of pupils in a collège (middle school) or a lycée (high school).
They have no uniform. own clothes will do as long as there tidy
There are usually no fees in French (public) schools, even when the pupils are not French. The government pays for teachers' salaries and provides the books. Local councils pay for the construction and the maintenance of the buildings.
Two secondary schools for pupils 11-18, plus five primary schools for younger children.
There are religious education courses in private religious schools. When the religious school is funded by state money (99.9% of private schools), the religious classes cannot be mandatory for pupils and schools cannot refuse to board pupils from other religions. In all junior high schools, public or private, there is a religion awareness class over a few hours where pupils are introduced to all mainstream religions.
It is standard for French pupils in detention to get some additional homework.
All public schools in the UK will provide free school dinners to those pupils who's parents dictate that they are eligible to receive such aid. I think that you mean State schools.
Depends on the area, Usually about 15-25
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a boarder is called "un pensionnaire" in French. In boarding schools ("pensionnats" or "internats") the pupils are also called "internes". Pupils having their lunch at school but coming home every evening are called "demi-pensionnaires" (half-boarders) or "demi-pens" or even "demis"
Yes pupils in German schools also participate in activities after school just like we do in UK and usa
Nobody can give you an exact number but 85% of all French speaking people are not French.
Well, there are many reasons why the schools close. Travel is a huge issue. Teachers and pupils/parents can't make it to and from school. Also, sometimes the heating can break down so the pupils are instantly not allowed in school.