"The Local is looking to hear from foreign parents about their experiences with the French school system. Please take a moment to share your thoughts in our short survey. The French school system can be quite different from what foreigners are accustomed to in their home countries. Americans frequently cite better school lunches, while Brits might remark on the absence of school uniforms."
"Others note differences in educational standards and rigour, class structure, and the length of the school day. What do you think? Is there anything you wish you had known before enrolling your non-French child? The Local is looking to hear from parents whose children attended school in France. Please share your thoughts in the short survey below. Keep in mind, we may use your responses to form a future article. If you have difficulty accessing the survey, try using this link."
Foreign parents are asked to share experiences with the French school system through a short survey. Common differences cited include better school lunches by Americans and the absence of school uniforms noted by Brits. Other differences include educational standards, rigour, class structure, and the length of the school day. Parents are asked whether they wish they had known anything before enrolling a non-French child. Responses may be used to form a future article. An alternate link is provided for those who have difficulty accessing the survey. The Local seeks input from parents whose children attended school in France.
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