Depends on the children.
On wednesdays some french children don't go to school at all and if they do go into school it is only for half a day. If they don't go into school on wednesdays then they go to school on Saturday for half a day they also work a lot longer hours than English children do
250 days
French children have all of wednesdsay off school so that they can go to church. Because of this they have to go into school on Saturday mornings, and any detentions are held on Saturday afternoons, after everybody else has left.
They go to school at 09:00 and come home at 16:00.
Six days a week
Pupils go to school on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4, 5 or even 6 p.m. depending on their age and what school they go to. Some go to school on Wednesday but not Saturday and vice versa. When they're in primary school, they usually only go to school four days a week.
His children go to the same school as mine.
Yes, the children had to go to school back then.
French children go to school on Mondays-Tuesdays, Wednesdays (morning only until you go to high school), Thursdays and Fridays. In high school there may be classes on Saturday mornings. More and more primary schools run a four-day schedule, meaning that the children have no more class on wednesdays; but as the number of hours in class per year are the same, that means shorter holidays.
they do go to school
yes most children in the united states have to go to school to get an education