they wear what they like
no
Yes, but French students traditionally get Wednesdayafternoons off - they have to go in on Saturday morning to make up for it.
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In France it is mandatory to go to school until you are 16. Most students go on to get an undergraduate degree.
French students do not have to go to school on Wednesday afternoons. This is known as a "journee de semaine de quatre jours" (four-day school week) implemented to give students more time for extracurricular activities and family time.
Yes, many French students go home for lunch during the school day. It is common for schools in France to have a longer lunch break, allowing students to have a proper meal at home before returning to school for afternoon classes. This tradition of going home for lunch is deeply rooted in French culture.
Yes, students in France typically attend school on Fridays as it is a regular school day like any other weekday.
In reality dress code in schools are not as strict as they once were. When I was in high school girls couldn't wear pants or shorts to school. Boys had to have dress pants and shirts. No Teeshirts were allowed or sports gear. If students want to change a dress code they need to go to the administrator and school board.
it depends on how old they are etc. but Sunday is always a free day. and monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday are almost always school days. some schools have half days on sat and wed. whereas some just have full wednesdays and no school on Saturday. (some have it on both days - but usually one of these days is half)
Because if schools allow students to wear casual clothes, there will be lots of benefits including: 1.Raised moral for students 2.More kids will be motivated to go to school 3.More kids would want to go to school 4.parents don't have to spend extra money on uniforms Question and answer: School: What if students wear obscene and punky clothes to school? Students: just put some dress codes then.
The direct object in the sentence "students go to school" is "school," as it is the receiver of the action of going.
I go to Bruceton School and they have no dress code only limits.