Do the french go to school 5 days a week?

Answer 1

Not any that I know of

If you go to un lycée, yes you do. Lessons on Saturday mornings in primary schools were stopped by the government last year, so we now have a four day school week.

Answer 2

It depends. Secondary school students have to go to school Monday to Friday from around 8 am. until up to 6 pm. Some kids go to school on Wednesday but not Saturday or the other way round. When they're in primary school, they tend to only go to school 4times a week.

Answer 3

French students do not go to school on Sundays. Younger students very often go to school from Monday to Friday, with the Wednesday afternoon off. If they happen to go on Saturdays (depending of local councils) they have the afternoon off.

Answer 4

Usually there is no class on Wednesday afternoon in junior high school (collège), (this is a time left for sports or other activities), but students in senior high school (lycée) often have class as any other day. It depends on wether they go to school on Saturday mornings, or on how tight is the schedule on weekdays.

Answer 5

No, French pupils in primary schools don't usually go to school on Wednesdays. Children begin to go to school on Wednesday mornings when entering collège (junior high school / start of secondary education) at age about 11.

Answer 6

Yes, they do.