Wednesday, October 7, all class representatives received half a day of training to help them fulfill their role (college students in the morning and lyc\u00e9e students in the afternoon). This training was led by Sarah Lempereur, Deputy Headmaster and Olivier Cureau, CPE.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The training of class representatives is a strong moment in the construction of citizenship. Being a student representative cannot be improvised and requires theoretical as well as practical contributions. In order to participate in full knowledge of the facts in the various representative bodies that exist in schools, the students are supported in the construction of their citizenship.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Here is the program of this training and the topics covered:
\n\u2022 Role and function of staff within the school
\n\u2022 Institutional bodies
\n\u2022 Reminder on the internal regulations
\n\u2022 Representative’s booklet with some advice on the role
\n\u2022 The functioning of a class council<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The half-day ended with a simulation of a class council where everyone was able to take on a role in order to be able to put themselves in real conditions. The students really enjoyed this exercise which looks like the real thing, as if you were there ! <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Wednesday, October 7, all class representatives received half a day of training to help them fulfill their role (college students in the morning and lyc\u00e9e students in the afternoon). This training was led by Sarah Lempereur, Deputy Headmaster and Olivier Cureau, CPE. The training of class representatives is a strong moment in the construction of … <\/p>\n