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Welcome booklet

2014-2015

French School Johannesburg - Pretoria

September 2014

2 / 24 Lycée Jules Verne – Johannesburg – Sept 2014

Introduction

The French School community and the School Board wish you an excellent start to the 2013-2014 school year at le Lycée Jules Verne, Johannesburg and Pretoria campuses. Whether you are a new parent or not, this welcome booklet will provide you with practical information on everyday life at the French school.

Marie-Hélène Despin-Hirlimann, Principal

Table of contents Introduction ................................................................................................... 2

General presentation ..................................................................................... 3

Daily running of the school ............................................................................. 4

Services .......................................................................................................... 9

Security, health and safety ........................................................................... 13

Contact, meet, communicate, and celebrate ................................................. 15

Administration ............................................................................................. 20

Getting involved ........................................................................................... 21

South African and French systems equivalences ........................................... 23

Extra-curricular activities .............................................................................. 23


General presentation

Established: 1969 Accreditation: the school has signed an agreement with the AEFE – Agency

for French Teaching Abroad. Management: the school is headed by a Principal appointed by the AEFE

and financial matters are handled by a Management Committee whose members are elected by the parents of the school. The school is funded by both parents (with the school fees) and subsidies from the AEFE.

Curriculum: the curriculum strictly conforms to the instructions of the French Ministry of National Education, assessed by two qualifications, the Brevet and the Baccalauréat (S, ES and L).

School structure: the school covers all grades from pre-school to grade 12 (terminale), and is an examination centre (Brevet and Baccalauréat) for all the French Schools located in the Southern African zone.

Teaching Body: the school employs expatriate and resident French teachers seconded by the AEFE, in possession of a French National teaching qualification, as well as locally-appointed teachers, most of whom have French National teaching qualifications.

Students: there are 1100 students with 55 different nationalities, 50% of whom are French and 17% South African.

Tuition fees: school fees are on a par with South African private schools. Location:

Johannesburg, from pre-primary to grade 12 (terminale) Corner Bauhinia and Cestrum Roads Morningside Ext. 40

Pretoria (pre-primary and primary), George Avenue, Arcadia, Pretoria


Daily running of the school

1. Student hours:

Pre-primary and primary: from 8 am to 2:15 pm, Monday to Thursday. Fridays: 8 am to 12 pm (no canteen lunch).

Middle and secondary: from 8 am to 4:55 pm Monday to Friday and exceptionally to 6 pm.

2. Drop-off and pick-up locations:

Pre-primary: in the classrooms. Primary: drop-off at the school entrance (parents should not enter at

school), pick-up on the playground. Middle and Secondary: at the school entrance – parents are only

authorized to enter the middle or secondary grounds by appointment. Children who are dropped off before their first class are not permitted to stay in the parking lot. They are required to go to the study room (or in the foyer for the High school students).

During the school holidays, a new secure walkway was constructed around the school for a safer and easier drop off for the students. This walkway will be in use as of September 2014.

To ease the flow of traffic around the school in Morningside, parents of pre-primary students are requested to use the entrance in Oleander Street (this entrance is only open from 7:45 to 8:15 am and from 2:15 to 2:45). Only one entrance, open from 7:30 to 8:00 am and from 2:05 (pre-primary) or 2:15 (elementary) up to 2/45.

This does not apply to Pretoria where everyone uses the same entrance. 3. Password:

In order to tighten security, pre- and primary students are given an individual password valid for each term, which has to be produced by the person picking up the child if not the child’s legal guardian. No student will be allowed to leave the school if the password is not produced by the person collecting the child.


4. Absence:

Parents are requested to inform reception of any absence as soon as possible.

5. Late pick-up:

In the event of late pick-up, children will be taken to the after-care facility. A rate of R45 per pupil is levied from 2:40 pm. Parents wishing to inform their children of a late pick-up must call reception at least 20 minutes before the end of school. For more details, please see the after care section on page 10. 6. Attire:

A golf shirt with the school logo is provided to all the learners each year. It is is compulsory for any “official” trips outside the school.

7. Swimming attire:

Swimming lessons may be included in the sports syllabus of all grades from pre-primary to secondary school. Students will commute by bus to nearby swimming pools. Please adhere to the required attire and select plain swimsuits.

Pre-and primary school: o Boys: black or navy blue swim briefs. No trunks. o Girls: one-piece swimsuit. o Boys and girls: swimming cap and towel. o The primary classes urgently need parents to strengthen the supervisory

sessions during the swimming lessons. Please advise your availability to your child's teacher. Thank you in advance for your time.

Secondary school: o Boys: black or navy blue swim briefs or tight boxer briefs. o Girls: one-piece swimsuit. o Boys and girls: swimming cap compulsory.


8. Field trips and educational excursions:

In Pre-and Primary school: From moyenne section in pre-school (4 yrs) to CM2 (grade 5, 11 yrs),

students and their teachers take a field trip for three to 10 days. The length of the stay, destination and activities vary according to the age of

the children and the teachers' educational projects. Jules Verne organizes these school camps to expose students to the host

country. Students gladly discover the South African bushveld, circus life, sailing, mountain biking, the mountains, historical places, natural heritage sites, etc. in one of South Africa’s magnificent natural settings.

Beyond the specific educational objectives of each of these camps, they share some of our school’s common objectives and values. Other important skills students learn as part of their becoming citizens of this world include communal living, learning independence and representing their school.

The teaching staff is in charge of finding appropriate venues and activities which are facilitated or supervised by students' teachers. Safety remains our top priority. As such, a medical assistant travels with each group as well as a life guard, if swimming activities have been planned.

As soon as the dates are set, the school office informs parents. Then the teachers call a meeting with parents to provide them with all the necessary information.

In the middle- and high school The teachers of the Jules Verne High school occasionally organize educational

field trips with their students to, mainly, learn in a different manner and also to discover more about their host country and the working world.

These field trips are organized in the framework of an educational project and tie in with the various subject curricula (see field trip examples on the website).

Compulsory documents required for participation in such trips: o Medical form and personal liability insurance certificate. As a rule, these

documents are submitted upon registration at the school. o Parental consent form. o Liability insurance and personal accident.


9. Education to sustainable development:

The purpose of the eco-school programme is to coordinate education and sustainable development within schools.

The purpose of the “eco-school” clubs is to improve the quality of the school’s environment, to organize environmental action days, to set up efficient recycling to minimize the waste produced by the school, to create awareness about water and energy consumption and to educate on major current sustainable development issues. In short, the programme aims to create a heightened awareness of sustainable development. All the club’s actions are in line with the curriculum of which sustainable development has been a part since 2004.

Jules Verne High school joined the programme in 2007. Events are also organized in class with the teachers. In 2010, the school was

awarded the Green Flag, rewarding schools that are and have been committed to sustainable development for several years! We will work to ensure that this fine tradition continues.

10. Examinations:

At the French School, students sit for two examinations: The Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB). This qualification certifies the

acquisition of a certain level of general knowledge at the end of middle school (3ème = grade 9). The brevet is not required for entrance to the lycée, nor does passing it guarantee that a pupil will progress to the higher grade. The Brevet also determines the student’s vocational orientation.

The Baccalauréat, created in 1808, is an examination that certifies the completion of secondary school and is required for admission to higher education. The following three sections of the Baccalauréat général are offered at the school: L (literature), ES (economics and social sciences) and S (sciences).

The certification of students in English (for French-spoken kids) and in French (for English-spoken kids) is one of our goals.

As part of the school curriculum, students also prepare Pat Computers and Internet (B2I), the Certificate of School Road Safety (ASSR) levels 1 and 2 (grade 5 and grade 9) and PSC1 (Precaution and Civil safety level 1) .


An American International Section officially been opened at Jules Verne starting from the 2012 school year. This section prepares the students for an advanced level in literature. History-Geography is also partly taught in English. Admission tests are organized for students who want to join this section.

11. Holidays and academic calendar:

The school year starts in September and ends beginning of July according to the northern hemisphere school calendar.

The academic calendar is established by the Governing Body (Conseil d’Etablissement) during the first term for the following school year, approved by the AEFE and sent out to parents. Our calendar does not tie in with any of the three zones in France.

School periods, between one- or two-week holidays, are approximately 7 weeks long, with the exception of the Christmas Holidays which are longer so as to align it with South African school holidays.

Start of the school year: Johannesburg and Pretoria: 2nd September 2014 Holidays: Mid-term break: from Friday 17 October 2014 after class

to Wednesday 29 October 2014 in the morning Christmas holidays: from Friday 19 December 2014 after class

to Monday 12 January 2015 in the morning Mid-term break: from Friday 27 February 2015 after class

to Wednesday 11 March 2015 in the morning Easter holidays: from Friday 24 April 2015 after class

to Monday 11 May 2015 in the morning Long holidays: from Friday 3rd July 2015 (provided the

secondary examinations have been completed by this date).

Public holiday (no school): Tuesday 24 September 2014, Tuesday 16 December 2014, Friday 3 April and Monday 6 April 2015


12. Pre- and primary library (BCD) and Secondary library, documentation and information centre (CDI):

Primary School students have access to the library (BCD), and secondary school students to the CDI, where they can study and read. French and English books are available for borrowing for a certain period of time. These books are expected to be returned on time and in the condition in which they were received. Students may make recommendations as to which books are to be ordered for the library.

Cyberlibris is an online library which accessible to all learners. A password is emailed to each learner and parent.

Services 13. Canteen:

The canteen is compulsory for everyone, no other food brought in from outside is allowed.

Diabetics or children with food allergies can be monitored in the framework of an individual care programme (PAI - Procédure d’Accueil Individualisé) or be exempted from the canteen upon presentation of a medical certificate from an allergist or specialist physician.

Canteen fees are not included in the school fees and are billed separately. Please note that there is no canteen on Fridays for pre- and primary

students. The canteen invoicing is based on a 4 day week (from Monday to

Thursday). Parents who want their child to eat exceptionally at the canteen on Friday can buy tickets from the reception.

The menu is available on the school website ( under school life/canteen) 14. Snacks for Johannesburg pre- and primary students:

A snack is offered to the pre-primary (fruit) and primary (dairy) students at approximately 9:30 am every day.


15. After-care and homework-care:

The school offers a service that includes: after school, after-care, homework assistance and an afternoon snack.

Hours: o After-care is provided from 14h:15 to 17h:00 pm from Monday to

Thursday, and from 12 to 16h on Fridays. Parents are requested to collect their child strictly on time.

o Homework preparation (primary students) takes place from 2:45 to 3:45 pm and is compulsory for children who remain at after-care.

o A snack (fruit juice and biscuits) is provided at 3:40 pm from Monday to Thursday.

Daily rate: o Free from 2:15 to 2:25 pm: children are supervised during this time-

slot. o After-care/homework-supervision and snack: R50/day (no snack on

Fridays). o R20 after an extra-curricular activity. o An invoice is sent out monthly. o A tag system (named card) will be put in place in September 2014.

Homework assistance for primary school students: o Students have the opportunity to do their homework, seated in a

classroom, supervised by their teachers and may receive individual attention and assistance if necessary.

o Homework is done in English or in French to meet the need of the students.

16. Extra-curricular activities:

The school offers a wide choice of quality activities to students from pre-school to high-school age, often offered in English, thus providing them with an opportunity to develop other abilities in sports and art in a friendly environment. These activities take place on the school grounds (Johannesburg or Pretoria). Activities are billed at various rates.


More information can be found on the school website. 17. Johannesburg Day Camp:

A Day Camp is offered every year during the first week of the long holidays in July. The camp is run by teachers of the school.

See the school website for more details. 18. Textbooks:

Textbooks are issued to each student at the beginning of the school year at no extra cost. Parents are requested to see that books are covered at the beginning of the year. Students are requested to look after their books. Any damage to books will be charged for.

19. Stationery:

Johannesburg: the list of stationery is available on the school website. Most supplies can be found at local stationers such as Waltons or CNA, or at superstores like Pick n Pay or Makro or at the Johannesburg reception for Specific French supplies.

Primary school of Johannesburg and Pretoria: all books are supplied by

the school. Children have to provide the usual personal supplies such as a school bag, pencil case, water bottle, box of tissues and cap or hat (see website for precisions).

20. Lockers:

Lockers are available to learners. Students can book a locker, with the supervision staff. Students need to

bring their own lock (good quality locks with code instead of keys should be chosen). At the end of the school year, the students have to empty their lockers, because the lockers have to be cleaned.

The allocation of the lockers will start shortly after the first day of school.


21. Telephone calls:

The use of mobile phones at school is strictly prohibited. Children can make use of the school’s facilities: o In case of an emergency, students go to reception (primary) or to the

supervision staff (middle and secondary). o Other, less urgent calls can be made at the public telephone in front of

reception. Phone cards can be purchased at reception. At middle- and high school level, mobile phones may be used during the

lunch break and break time in the morning outside the buildings. Students are only permitted to listen to music on their mobile phones with the use of head-phones and in the designated areas. Mobile phones may not be used to take photographs or for video recordings.

22. Lost and found:

At Johannesburg, lost items are collected and stored daily. Please, ask the after-care staff for any lost items. Once a term, uncollected clothing is given to charity. Please ensure your children’s clothes are properly marked.

At Pretoria, you will find the lost property in a box in the hallway. 23. General information:

All information relating to the school regarding small ads (real estate, domestic staff, etc.) and useful phone numbers are available at the reception desk.

The middle- and high school time table is available online at http://pronote.lyceefrancais.co.za. Login information will be given to students shortly after the start of the school year.

24. Bursaries:

Bursaries are available to French Nationals who qualify on the basis of limited household resources. To apply, parents need to: o Collect an application form from the school secretary or the French

Consulate.

http://pronote.lyceefrancais.co.za/


o Submit the application to the French Consulate in January or February, or in September in specific cases. Exact submission dates are given each year (see school website).

Security, health and safety 25. Car stickers:

Johannesburg: all cars need to have a school sticker in order to access the car park. Stickers must be collected from reception.

Pretoria: Cars park outside. 26. Parent ID cards:

Johannesburg: to gain access to the school grounds, parents need to present their security card or sign in with the security guard. Cards are renewed each school year, and new cards are given to newcomers. If lost, a new card is issued at a cost of R100. These measures are to ensure the safety of your children.

27. Johannesburg parking:

Please respect the one ways and the drop-off-zone, in order to keep the traffic flowing smoothly.

Drop-off: too many parents park wherever they want in the car park, thus hindering the traffic flow. Please only drop off your children in the in marked zone and if possible as far forward after the pedestrian crossing as possible. Beware of the children crossing the pedestrian area.

During the school holidays, a new secure walkway was constructed around the school for a safer and easier drop off for the students. This walkway will be in use as of September 2014.

Please note that a second access to the boom area, which is less congested than the one on Ballyclare Drive, can be found on Outspan road.

28. Sick bay:

Johannesburg:


o A qualified nurse is present on a daily basis for first-aid necessities. In case of more serious problems, parents are contacted as soon as possible, and in emergency cases, an ambulance is called to take students to the closest hospital being either Sandton or Morningside Medi Clinic. Parents have to authorize the nurse to administer medication (even paracetamol), preferably by email or fax.

o If a child has been treated by the nurse, a sticker will be placed on his/her clothing thus indicating treatment to the teacher.

o Please note: Our statistics show that too many Secondary students phone their parents to collect them at the first sign of illness. Only the nurse is authorized to call parents after having examined a student.

Pretoria: Teachers administer first-aid to children. The school has a contract with ER24 allowing privileged access to learners on

the Johannesburg and Pretoria sites or during extra-curricular activities. 29. Specific medical treatment:

When specific treatment is necessary during school hours, parents are requested to provide doctor’s note and to contact the nurse (for Johannesburg) or the reception (for Pretoria). All medication has to be handed to the nurse at Jules Verne, (or the coordinator for Pretoria). A PAI (Individual Care Project) must be set up by the child’s legal guardian for each child needing regular special treatment.

30. Heat waves:

A few tips to cope with high temperatures: o Drinking water dispensers can be found throughout the school grounds.

Ensure your child has a water bottle to refill and drink from. o Ensure your child wears a hat and sunscreen for outdoor activities to

protect him/her from the very harmful rays of the South African sun. 31. Medical details:

Please ensure that your child’s medical form is carefully completed. In case of emergency it is important to have up-to-date medical information on file.


Contact, meet, communicate, and celebrate 32. Contacting the school:

Reception and Assistants: o Johannesburg reception: Mrs Nadeige Mukuna: Tel. +27 (0)11 884 8936/7

from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm o Principal’s Personal Assistant (first floor): Mrs Mireille Adjovi:

[email protected] o Primary Head Teacher’s Personal Assistant: Mrs Valérie Rudman

[email protected] o For the Pretoria campus:

- Reception : Michèle-Ange Ahiba. Tel : +27 (0)12 342 6117, from 8:00 am to 12:00. [email protected] - Principal’s mobile: 082 929 0600.

School management:

o Principal: Mrs. Marie-Hélène Despin-Hirlimann, [email protected]

o Primary School Head Teacher: Mr Olivier Sole, [email protected]

o Deputy to the Principal : Mr Hédi Bouridah, [email protected]

o Bursar: Mrs Isabelle Anelone, [email protected]. Other departments / who does what?: o Tuition accounts / contact with families (invoicing, school fees…): Mrs

Anne-Marie Doudeau and Stephanie Ngankeu: [email protected]

o Supplier accounts: Mrs Jenny Cousin, [email protected] - For payment in Euros: Mrs Anne-Marie Doudeau and Stephanie Ngankeu. - For payment in Rand : Mrs Jenny Cousin.

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o Sale of stationaries; Nadeige Mukuna. o Contact with parents, Pronote registration: Valérie Rudman. o Nurses: Mrs Suzanne Tshibangu and Mrs Emmanuelle Giot, available

onsite from 8 am to 5 pm. o Primary Librarian: Mrs Solange Batazzi o Secondary documentation and information centre (CDI): Mrs. Julie Azemar

and Mr Jérôme Chevrier o After-care: Mrs Sabrina Micheneau and Mrs Nelly Tshibangu (pre-school)

and, Mrs Chantal Mamba Misenga (Primary) and Emmanuelle Giot. o Supervisors: Mrs Sandrine Tchawouo and Mrs. Vanessa Bezuidenhout,

Mr Roger Deugen and Jean-Yves Tanguy, [email protected].

o Extra-curricular activities: Mrs Henda Bouridah [email protected]

33. Johannesburg administration opening hours to parents and the public:

Reception: 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Thursday and 7:30 am to 4:30 pm on Fridays.

Executive secretaries: o Morning: 8 to 9 am (Monday to Friday) o Afternoon: 1.30 to 3 pm (Monday to Thursday) and 12 to 1 pm on

Fridays. o Or by appointment.

Accounts: o 8 to 9 am Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Closed on Wednesdays,

or by appointment. 34. Contact media:

The administrative and the teaching staff communicate via: o Email (in particular through the weekly newsletter, “Friday News”) o Homework notebooks in primary school

mailto:


o Pronote. Login information will be given to students shortly after the start of the school year

o Notices on the notice board o The school website: www.lyceejulesverne.co.za (in particular the

calendar and latest news)

35. Change of email address, telephone number or address:

Parents are requested to immediately inform the school of any changes to their address, email address, telephone numbers for the transmission of important information or in the event of an emergency.

36. Ask questions, learn: the parents representatives, a privileged contact

For the primary, you can contact the parents elected to the school council by mail: parentsdelegues+level [email protected] Eg: [email protected] [email protected]

The school council meets 3 times a year and its findings are submitted to the next school board. Summary meetings are held between two councils.

For the secondary school, you can contact the class parents’ representatives. Email : parentsdelegues+class [email protected] Eg [email protected]

http://www.lyceejulesverne.co.za/


[email protected]

You can also contact the parents elected to the school board email: [email protected]

The communication tree is as follows:

A monthly meeting (or bi-monthly) is organized by the parents elected to

the CE to allow efficient recovery of information. In doing so, also on a monthly basis, the elected CE meet with the principal to ask all the questions selected. The answers that can be provided immediately are communicated to the parent representatives; the major issues of educational policy or the organization of the institution will be brought before the board. Replies will be sent in the report.

37. Parent-teacher meetings

Regular parent-teacher meetings are held during the school year:


o At the beginning of the school year: A general meeting is held to present parents with an overview of the syllabus, as well as the day-to-day running of the school.

o At the end of each term: Individual parent-teacher meetings are held to discuss progress and issue assessment reports.

o Throughout the year: Parents may request to meet their child's teacher or room teacher at any time. Teachers may also request a meeting with parents.

38. Events:

Events are very important at the French School because they uphold traditions, bring people together, create a feeling of belonging and add to the school’s dynamism.

Some examples of events include the annual Cheese and Wine Evening for parents and teachers, the school's Cross country race for everyone (mid October), Halloween in the pre-school, Christmas celebrations in the pre-and primary schools, school plays, the School Fete, school balls for secondary and high school learners etc have been organised in the past.

The Events Committee, parents and teachers organize these events, with the approval of the school’s Management. All ideas are welcome, and your help will be highly appreciated. Spread the word, please.


Administration 39. Payment of tuition fees:

When paying by EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer), it is of utmost importance to quote your account number and name. Fax proof of payment to 0117844777 or email [email protected]

Due to an increase in late payments and non-payments over the past few years, the Management Committee is forced to take stricter measures in this event.

40. Study Permits for your child:

South African authorities request a Study Permit for non-South African students. This permit is issued by The Department of Home Affairs, and has to be applied for well in advance. The minimum processing time is four to six weeks. Hefty fines are issued for late applications.

41. Administrative documents:

Administrative documents, (enrolment forms, certificates of attendance, etc.) are available at reception within 48 hours after asking. Please take into account this time-frame.


Getting involved How can parents get involved in the school’s projects? 42. Accompany children on excursions. You can assist pre-and primary school teachers by accompanying them on

outings or for activities or even during a field trip. 43. Become a parent representative: Your role is to be the link between the teachers and the parents both in

the primary and secondary school. In the secondary school, each class has two parent representatives. In the pre-and primary school, parents can be elected to the Primary School Council (Conseil d’Ecole) and represent a grade.

44. Join one of the following bodies:

1. The Management Committee chaired by a chairperson who oversees the school’s financial management and the maintenance of the buildings and grounds.

2. The Events Committee is in charge of organising social events of the school. The election of these two bodies is done during a parents’ information meeting for Pretoria and Johannesburg which will take place on 22 September at 6pm this year in the main hall in Johannesburg.

3. The School Governing Body (Conseil d’Etablissement) is chaired by the Principal and deals with education and issues regarding school life. Elections for the various bodies (teachers, parents and teachers) will take place during the election campaign in the first two weeks of October. The parents’ election will take place on 10 October. Election guidelines will be sent out during the third week of September.


4. The Primary school Council (Conseil d’Ecole), chaired by the primary school Head Teacher, deals with primary school education and issues regarding school life. Elections will also take place in October.

5. You may request to assist any of these commissions without being an elected member.

45. Use My School Card.

This free card, presented to a vast number of stores (Woolworths, Toys R Us, Waltons (stationers), Engen, etc. when settling the bill, pays a certain amount into the school’s account. The money gained through the My School Card is used for maintenance, the purchase of new equipment, renovations, etc. If you do not yet have your My School Card, get it now from Reception.

46. Other suggestions to improve our life at our school are most welcome. If you have any ideas or projects, feel free to contact the School. Parents’ competence and inspiration have enabled our school to improve over the years.


South African and French systems equivalences

Pre-primary and primary school:

Grande Section: Grade 0

CP: Grade 1

CE1: Grade 2

CE2: Grade 3

CM1: Grade 4

CM2: Grade 5

Middle school:

6ème: Grade 6

5ème: Grade 7

4ème: Grade 8

3ème: Grade 9

Secondary (High) school:

Seconde: Grade 10

1ère: Grade 11

Terminale: Grade 12

Extra-curricular activities

Since the beginning of the 2010 school year, the Lycée Français of Johannesburg has proudly been offering a wide choice of extra-curricular activities to its students, on the school premises. Indeed, the 26 activities on offer provide students with the opportunity to become familiar with new sports, new art techniques and to discover their own talents. The areas covered are: Music: (Kindermusik, guitar, djembe, singing) Dancing and drama Sports and leisure (Soccer, rugby, basket ball, tennis, judo, taekwondo,

table tennis, gymnastics, etc…) Artistic expression and creative arts (art, photography, lego robot,

cooking, etc..) Information – Contact details o For more information on these activities, you can visit the school website. o Feel free to contact Mrs Henda Bouridah for any ideas or comments you

may have; this will enable us to improve our activities. Her office is open every afernoon from 2 to 5 pm Monday to Thursday and from 12 to 3 pm on Friday; you can also reach her by telephone on 076 189 9858 or by email at [email protected]


Lycée Français Jules Verne

JOHANNESBURG CAMPUS Corner Bauhinia and Cestrum Roads,

Morningside Ext 40, Sandton Tel : 011.884.89.36/7 Fax : 011.884.69.51

PRETORIA CAMPUS

George Avenue, Arcadia, Pretoria Tel: 012 342 6117

P.O. Box 556, Morningside 2057 / P.O. Box 1635 Morningside 2057

Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.lyceejulesverne.co.za

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