CONNECTED CLASSROOMS
PRIMARY
Students in the Year 5 (CM1) and Year 6 (CM2) connected classes will use their iPad only in class, in the presence of a teacher, and for educational purposes.
MIDDLE SCHOOL (COLLÈGE)
Students in connected classes will use their iPad only during lessons and in the presence of a teacher.
Any breach of this rule will result in a sanction. iPads may be confiscated and handed over to the Secondary Student Life Office (Vie scolaire). A letter will be sent to parents.
Outside of educational activities, the use of iPads and laptops is not permitted. In the event of any breach of these rules, iPads and laptops may be confiscated. They will be handed over to the Secondary Student Life Office. A letter will be sent to parents.
HIGH SCHOOL (LYCÉE)
High School students may use their iPad to work during study periods.
BCD AND CCC
The LFI’s BCD (primary library) holds a collection of more than 18,000 books in French, English and Arabic, including:
- novels,
- picture books,
- comics and graphic novels,
- non-fiction books,
- magazines,
- dictionaries and encyclopaedias.
The BCD is organised according to students’ reading levels, allowing them to find their way independently in this space dedicated to them.
The Knowledge and Culture Centre (CCC) lends books and magazines, hosts educational activities, offers lessons, holds temporary exhibitions, provides iPads and computers, has a careers guidance corner, and more. It is run by M. Aurélien Fauches.
The CCC is open every day, Sunday to Thursday, from 8 am to 4 pm without interruption.
It also has its own website where you can, for example, carry out searches, discover new arrivals or browse careers guidance resources.
TACKLING CYBERBULLYING
New technologies represent a tremendous opportunity, and the school’s mission is to teach students how to use them.
However, the LFI takes the fight against online bullying very seriously.
Find out more about our cyberbullying protocol.