IN BRIEF
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In the heart of the small town of Gourin, the Chateaubriand college stands out for its friendly atmosphere and its ability to provide quality teaching. With a workforce of 211 students distributed over eight classes, this establishment offers an enriching school experience for young people in the region. The return of the sixth grade, marked by particular anticipation, took place on September 2, distinguishing itself from other school levels.
The college Chateaubriand, located in Gourin, welcomes in this new school year a total of 211 students distributed in eight classes. The return of sixth took place on September 2, marking an important moment in the school calendar. Despite a slight reduction in numbers, the main one, Sébastien Jan, looks forward to past academic results and new prospects for the coming year.
Headcount at the start of the school year
This year, the college presents a total of 211 middle school students, a demographic drop that equates to about half a class. The structure of the establishment consists of eight divisions, with two classes per level. This distribution ensures personalized monitoring and quality supervision for each student.
A changing demographic context
THE Chateaubriand college faces challenges linked to demographic change. The principal stressed that this drop in enrollment is a common phenomenon in Gourin, but he remains optimistic about maintaining educational quality in the establishment.
Promising academic results
Last year, the college displayed exemplary results, with a rate of 100% success for the college certificate and 90% to the professional certificate. Only one student did not obtain her certificate, which demonstrates the collective effort made by teachers and students. In addition, numerous first class honors have been awarded, placing the college well above academic averages at regional and national levels.
Maintaining rewarding options
In a quest to diversify skills, the college continues to offer options such as theater and the Latin, which allow students to broaden their cultural and academic horizons. This wealth of options helps make college Chateaubriand a complete and dynamic training place.
New hired staff
This start of the school year is also marked by the arrival of new teachers and staff who join the educational team. Among them, Gwenaëlle Nouaille teaching SVT, Catherine Cudennec for history-geography, and Marion Breteau for Breton, among others. These new recruits bring a breath of fresh air and new perspectives to the teaching provided in the college.
A multidisciplinary team
The college is delighted to enrich its team with specialists from different subjects, such as Delia Carmen Boldi for English and Clotilde Lavisse for German. These additions make it possible to strengthen the multidisciplinary approach to educational experimentation and promote a diversified learning atmosphere for students.
With a workforce of 211 students and a renewed teaching team, the Chateaubriand de Gourin college positions itself as an establishment of choice. Faculty and staff are committed to maintaining a high level of academic excellence while continuing educational engagement with each student.
Frequently Asked Questions – Collège Chateaubriand de Gourin
A: At Chateaubriand de Gourin college, there is 211 students registered.
A: Chateaubriand college has eight classes.
A: The students are divided into two classes per level.
A: Yes, the options theater And Latin are proposed.
A: Yes, new teachers joined the college this year.
