Traffic forecast for August 30 - September 1: Roads to avoid in France The end of the summer holiday season and the start of the Paralympic Games are a potent mix for busy roads this weekend
Return of hot weather this week in France: how hot and for how long? Heatwave warnings are already in place in many areas
High temperatures set to return to France next week Most of the country, including Brittany this time, is forecast to see a significant rise. Some parts of the south west could see highs of over 38C
news French schools are back today: what changes for the year ahead? Pupils return in the context of teacher shortages and President Macron urges all who are victims of bullying to speak out
9 changes for residents and second-home owners in France in September From an increased fuel discount to insurance reform, and a price increase for Amazon Prime, we look at changes that may affect you in the coming month
French tourism sector largely back on track after pandemic years Train travel and campsites have been popular this year, while hotel bookings and flights are still slightly down on pre-pandemic levels
Covid France: What impact will the return to school have on cases? We look at the numbers to see what the Covid-19 situation is like for young people as they go back to school today, with one leading epidemiologist saying the return will be the most complicated situation that awaits us in the autumn
A guide to starting at school in France What is involved in starting at a new school in France, from the signing up process to insurance and school grants
Back to school financial grant is on the way to 3 million French homes The amount depends on household income, number of children at school, and their age; and is intended to help with the rising cost of ‘la rentrée’
Vaccinated pupils in France to stay in school if class has Covid case Unvaccinated students will have to study from home in the same scenario under new health rules to be introduced in schools from September
La rentrée: Rules for schools and coronavirus cases The French government has published advice on what will happen if someone at school, whether a pupil or member of staff, tests positive for the virus.
France hits 700,000 tests - but rentrée ‘relaunch’ delayed France has reached its aim to complete 700,000 Covid-19 tests per week, the government has announced more than three months after setting the target, as the rentrée “relaunch” plan is delayed by more than a week.
Masks mandatory in French schools for la rentrée French school will open with obligatory attendance as usual on September 1, despite safety fears as Covid-19 cases continue to rise. Mandatory masks will be provided for teachers but not for students.
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Rentrée 2018: Health checks and educational changes Today’s Rentrée - back to school in France - is a good opportunity to check your child’s health, and ensure you are aware of the educational changes set to take place this year, parents are reminded. School age matters in France What changes in France in September French kids create charity for free school equipment 'Back to school' money paid out this week Did you know: why is the rentrée in September?
French government's back-to-school essentials list Education Ministry publishes its list of rentrée equipment requirements for primaire, collège and lycée pupils
Schools not in tune with music plea Schools were encouraged to give a musical welcome to pupils at the rentrée by Education Minister, Jean-Michel Blanquer, to encourage music in education – but very few actually offer playing lessons.
Hooray for return of the 4-day week! As I am a mother of five, you might expect me to be punching the air at the prospect of the rentrée – and it will be nice to have time for a cup of tea before it is cold, and work without a child climbing the back of my chair.