Presentation of the primary school Jean Jaurès 1 in Brignoles for the Erasmus+ KA2 project : Stay 3E

1. Stay 3E –
Stay Eco-friendly, Entrepreneurial , European.
Providing practical solutions for effective
teaching and enjoyable learning at primary level
Erasmus+ KA2 project 2016-2018
Meeting in Carmagnola (Italy) 07/11/16 – 11/11/16

2. Ecole élémentaire
Jean Jaurès 1Primary school
in BRIGNOLES

3. Introducing our school
u Before the pupils entry, there is a media library

4. Introducing our school
u The pupil’s entrance u Behind the pupil’s
entrance

5. Introducing our school
u Our motto : Liberty, Equality, Fraternity

6. Introducing our school
u The teacher’s entrance

7. Introducing our school
u The playground

8. Introducing our school
u Our future school garden u The kitchen

9. Introducing our school
u The canteen

10. The office of the headmistress :
Mrs Demougeot

11. The library

12. Staff and classes
• In our school, there are 14 classes,
345 children, 14 teachers, a
headmistress, a librarian and 2
classroom assistants.
• We share 3 specific persons :
- a psychologist
- a specific teacher
- a reeducator

13. Erasmus+ classes

14. Mr Bonfiglio’s class – CP
1st grade (6-7)

15. Mrs Duquesnoy– CE1
2nd grade (7-8) ST

16. Mr Monge’s class – CE1
2nd grade (7-8) ST

17. Mrs Renaud’s class – CE1/CE2
2nd/3rd grade (7-9) ST

18. Mrs Hakenholz – CE2
3rd grade (8-9) ST

19. Mr Philippe DULOM
• Extra teacher.
• He works with students considered at risk of dropping
out.
• This teacher, which has been voluntary, works especially
within the following fields : attention deficits,
vocabulary, mental arithmetic, oral language...
• He supports groups of 6 to 10 pupils.
• This is the first attempt at introducing this role, it will
take 3 years.

20. Brignoles

21. Our town Brignoles is located in
Provence in the southeastern of
France.

23. Préfecture Marseille
Départements Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
Hautes-Alpes
Alpes-Maritimes
Bouches-du-Rhône
Var
Vaucluse
Chefs-lieux Digne-les-Bains
Gap
Nice
Marseille
Toulon
Avignon
Arrondissements 18
Cantons 237
Communes 963
Conseil régional Conseil régional de
Provence-Alpes-
Côte d'Azur
Président
Mandat
Michel Vauzelle
2010-2014
Préfet Michel Sappin
Langue Occitan (provençal, nissa
rt) La population en 2009 : 4 940 000 hab.
Les habitants - Provençales et Provençaux

24. Agriculture
-Vegetable-growing in the Camargue,
-Fruit and vegetables in Vaucluse
-Olives of Nice,
-Vines or plants and herbs such as lavender on real
plates of Valensole or Vaucluse mountains
Rice fields in the Camargue

25. Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region is the first region of France to host the French
tourists and the second for foreign tourists.
Tourisme
Coastal and marine tourism, urban
tourism, cities of art and history, rural
tourism, golf or activities related to snow,
green tourism (parks), sport tourism
(cycling Mont Ventoux etc.

27. Petanque is a
bowling game
derived from
Provence
The soap of Marseille
The figures of Provence are
small, colourful, clay figurines,
representing the nativity scene,
the Magi and the shepherds, as
well as a series of small figures,
depicting the inhabitants of a
Provencal village and their
traditional occupations.

28. Gastronomie
Aïoli composed of garlic, salt,
egg yolk and olive oil
Bouillabaisse is a traditional
dish of Marseille. It consists of a
fish soup that is eaten with
croutons of bread slathered
often garlicky, rust, fish served
whole and potatoes
Daube is based on mutton,
lamb, beef or bull marinated in
white wine or red wine.

29. Ratatouille is a culinary
specialty (a stew of various
vegetables)
Pissaladière is a culinary
specialty of the region of
Nice.Sometimes considered a
variant of pizza, onion tart is
certainly made ​​with the dough
but does not include tomato
Navettes are pastries
generally prepared for
Candlemas instead of
pancakes, including
Marseille. Their shape is
reminiscent of a boat

30. Nice

31. Avignon

32. Marseille

35. In the heart of Provence, where the Mediterranean terrain
provides an abundance of olive trees and vineyards…

36. and close to the favored landscapes of Cezanne, you can
find Brignoles.

37. Welcome to Brignoles!
Bienvenue à Brignoles !

38. The medieval quarter is a maze of alleys and ‘les petites
rues’, displaying every shade of terracotta. Painted shutters
and wooden doors mark the front of old houses.

40. Here you can see the ancient prison and the “Palais
Des Contes de Provence” which often housed great
kings of the past.

41. Coming down from Sainte Beaume, the River Caramy
runs through Brignoles, offering the tired traveller a
place to rest in the shade after a long day at the
“boulodrome”.