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CORE FRENCH INTENSIVE FRENCH FRENCH IMMERSION FRANCOPHONE

PROGRAM

WHO CAN ENROLL IN THIS PROGRAM?

All students All students All students

Students do not have to

come from a French- speaking family to be enrolled in French

Immersion.

To learn more, see the

Ministry of Education's

French Immersion

Program Policy.

The Francophone

Program is designed for

students whose parents' first language is French.

Conditions apply. Please

visit www.csf.bc.ca for more details. According to Section 23 of the Canadian Charter of

Rights and Freedoms,

Francophone parents

have the right to have their children educated in

French.

WHAT IS THE GOAL OF THE PROGRAM?

Students will develop

effective communication skills in French and an openness to, and appreciation of,

Francophone cultures.

In a relatively short period

of time, students will acquire solid proficiency i n

French and an

understanding of

Francophone cultures.

Students will become

bilingual and acquire an understanding and appreciation of

Francophone cultures.

By the time they

graduate, students will acquire sufficient language skills to be able to work or pursue post- secondary studies in either official language.

Students will receive an

education in French, in a

Francophone

environment.

WHEN WOULD YOUR CHILD START LEARNING FRENCH?

In B.C., all students in

grade 5 to 8 are required to learn a second language.

Intensive French is an

optional program for students in grades 6 and 7.

The program is offered

from Kindergarten to

Grade 12, with two entry points:

Kindergarten/Grade 1

(Early French Immersion) and Grade 6 (Late French

Immersion).

The Francophone

Program is offered from

Kindergarten to Grade 12,

and some schools even offer Pre-Kindergarten programs in this stream. CORE FRENCH INTENSIVE FRENCH FRENCH IMMERSION FRANCOPHONE

PROGRAM

WHAT IS THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT LIKE?

Core French is usually

between one and three hours of instruction per week, depending on the school district's policies.

In Grade 6, in the first half

of the year, the main language of instruction is

French. In the second half

of the year, the regular curriculum is taught in

English.

In Grade 7, students

usually get about five hours of French instruction a week as part of their regular schedule.

French is the main

language of instruction for all subjects, with

English-language

instruction added gradually over the course of the program.

As evidence of their

bilingualism, students enrolled in French

Immersion graduate with

two diplomas: the

Dogwood Diploma and

the Diplôme de fin d'études secondaires en

Colombie-Britannique.

All subject areas (except

English Language Arts) are

taught in

French, with a

strong emphasis on

Francophone cultures and

developing a

Francophone identity.

As evidence of their

bilingualism, students enrolled in Francophone

Program graduate with

two diplomas: the

Dogwood Diploma and

the Diplôme de fin d'études secon daires en

Colombie-Britannique.

IS THE PROGRAM AVAILABLE IN YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT?

Most school districts offer

Core French courses.

Contact your local school

district to find out.

Intensive French is offered

in the following four school districts: - Mission (75) - Vancouver (39) - Rocky Mountains (6) - Surrey (36)

To learn more about the

program, contact one of the school districts above by visiting the website or the school district contact information page.

In all, 46 school districts

throughout the province offer French Immersion.

To find a school, see the

map of French Immersion

Schools.

Some French Immersion

courses are also available online. For more details, visit BC Learning Services.

The Francophone

Program is only offered

by the Conseil scolaire francophone de la

Colombie-Britannique

(School District 93), a public school district present in many locations throughout the province.

To find a school offering

the program, see the map of Francophone Schools.

To learn more, visit the

website of the Conseil scolaire francophone de la Colombie-Britannique.

Some courses in the

program are also available online. For more details, visit BC Learning

Services.

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PROGRAM

WHO CAN ENROLL IN THIS PROGRAM?

All students All students All students

Students do not have to

Immersion.

To learn more, see the

Ministry of Education's

French Immersion

Program Policy.

The Francophone

Program is designed for

Conditions apply. Please

Rights and Freedoms,

Francophone parents

French.

WHAT IS THE GOAL OF THE PROGRAM?

Students will develop

Francophone cultures.

In a relatively short period

French and an

Francophone cultures.

Students will become

Francophone cultures.

By the time they

Students will receive an

Francophone

WHEN WOULD YOUR CHILD START LEARNING FRENCH?

In B.C., all students in

Intensive French is an

The program is offered

Grade 12, with two entry points:

Kindergarten/Grade 1

Immersion).

The Francophone

Program is offered from

Kindergarten to Grade 12,

PROGRAM

WHAT IS THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT LIKE?

Core French is usually

In Grade 6, in the first half

French. In the second half

English.

In Grade 7, students

French is the main

English-language

As evidence of their

Immersion graduate with

Dogwood Diploma and

Colombie-Britannique.

All subject areas (except

English Language Arts) are

French, with a

Francophone cultures and

Francophone identity.

As evidence of their

Program graduate with

Dogwood Diploma and

Colombie-Britannique.

IS THE PROGRAM AVAILABLE IN YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT?

Most school districts offer

Core French courses.

Contact your local school

Intensive French is offered

To learn more about the

In all, 46 school districts

To find a school, see the

Schools.

Some French Immersion

The Francophone

Program is only offered

Colombie-Britannique

To find a school offering

To learn more, visit the

Some courses in the

Services.