Lycée Jean Brito

Saint-Grégoire is attached to the City of Rennes, ranked the 10th largest city in France. Geared towards the outdoors, and proud of its inner beauty and history, Saint-Grégoire boasts many historical landmarks such as the Saint Jean fountain or Marie’s wall, which are fully integrated into the landscape. School Profile The Immaculée Jean Paul II establishment was created by the Ile et Vilaine Catholic teaching diocesan committee. This school offers a tailor-made educational experience to each pupil from middle to high school, where everything is done in accordance with their social, cultural and religious backgrounds. The Christian and pastoral proposals allow the students to develop their personal projects. The educational team articulates its mission around three axes: guidance, responsibility and personal growth. Many clubs and workshops are available to the students in order to make them aware of their responsibilities and develop their senses of initiative and independence. Am

Located in the North East of France, Nancy is a very lively and attractive city where universities, sports, culture and heritage coexist. Welcoming over 40 000 college students each year, Nancy is extremely dynamic and holds over 240 athletic clubs, 27 gymnasiums, 6 sports fields, many theatres, an Opera, museums and much more… Very close to the capital, Nancy is also only one hour away from Strasbourg. School Profile The Saint-Dominique Institut celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2012. Its educational mission is based on goodwill and a high level of requirement and expectations. The school guidelines revolve around the acquisition of knowledge, personal growth as well as a spiritual awakening. Founded on Dominican principles and under diocese care since 1983, Saint Dominique receives through its headmaster a mission letter from the bishop in order to implement its pastoral project. A consistent and solid educational team is also key to the school’s success. The Saint Dominique I

The school is located in the city of Toulouse, the capital of the French department of Haute-Garonne and of the region of Occitanie. The city is on the banks of the River Garonne, 150 km from the Mediterranean Sea, 230 km from the Atlantic Ocean and 680 km from Paris. It is the fourth-largest city in France. Toulouse is a city with an unique architecture made of pinkish terracotta bricks, which earned it the nickname la Ville Rose ("the Pink City"). It is also the fourth-largest university campus in France. School Profile Le Caousou is a 140 year old private school that offers primary and secondary education. The Caousou is situated in the heart of the City in a large park. There are 2 thousand students from preschool to high school. Le Caousou aims to be the School of Responsibility, Openness and Success, based on the involvement of everyone: young people, educational and administrative teams, parents. Le Caousou recognises the importance to international relations and offers stud