*** (17/06/2013 03:37)
Sans doute, j'apprecierai que les parents d'élèves commencent à donner une base de civisme à leurs chêres têtes blondes...
Quand on voit les véhicules qu'ils conduisent, Porsches, audi, BMW, Mercedes et autres...
Il doivent représenter un panel haut de gamme de la ville de Lyon...
Et bien entre autres, ils stationnent Rue de la Garenne, en toutes impunités, alors qu'il y a un parking à deux pas.
Sans doutes de trop pour ces "dames" qui nous font un défilé de mode tout les matins.
La foire d'empoigne, si ce n'était pas pathétique, c'est tordant et le vendredi, si je ne dors pas, je ne ratterai çà pour rien au monde.
Faut les voir ces pintades tartinées, tortiller du croupion.
Moins drôle, quant elles se garent sur nos places de stationnent privées (c'est écrit ?...) ou mieux bloque carrément les 6 places de parking...
En général, je prends ça avec flegme...
Ce que je trouve moins drôle, voire tragique, mais les statistiques sont contre nous, un jour nous deplorerons un accident.
Qui accuseront elles?
Voilà l'exemple donné à l'élite de demain.
Tragiquement affligeant et inexcusable compte tenu de leur pseudo niveau d'éducation.
Passe droit M le Maire...
Quelle maternelle fréquente votre enfant...!!!???

*** (09/06/2017 17:54)
American expats, seeking a bilingual education for our children. This was the only school reasonably priced with room for our daughter and son where the staff 'seemed' friendly. At first. The curriculum is half the day taught in French and half the day in English. We were assured that our children would learn French in no time. That has not happened. The school is NOT geared towards expats learning French, but rather towards French children learning English. This school is for the nouveau riche élite of Lyon- as evidenced by them running you over (walking OR driving) in their Audis, Range Rovers, BMWs, etc as they rush to get their brats to school each morning. I had also hoped to make friends with some other parents there, but unless you are dressed like you have a lot of money and "en vogue" in sequin skirts and high heels with jeans, no parent will speak to you.
The administration is horrible. They don't communicate anything to you, and when/if they ever do, everything is in French, despite it being a bilingual school that boasts "many students from different countries". Unless you are a nouveau riche francophone parent, the administration will not speak to you or acknowledge your presence.
The teachers are very nice, but because the kids have "recreation time" about half of the day, the kids don't learn anything.
DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE IF YOU ARE NOT FRENCH!
I wish I could turn back time and enroll our kids in public school and just pay 1000euro a month on private tutoring. The money would have been better spent.