Opis organizacije

Léon Blum Collège is a secondary school that welcomes 451 students aged 11 to 15. In four years, it prepares students to obtain the National Brevet Diploma and to develop their academic and professional orientation.
Our school benefits from a great deal of social diversity. 8.2% of students come from urban political districts: These districts (QPV) are located in urban areas. They are characterised by the presence of more than 10,000 residents with average incomes lower than those of the urban area in which the district is located.
Our school offers a suitable reception for students with disabilities. It has a ULIS unit allowing students with disabilities to have access to adapted teaching time within their assigned classes.
ULIS units constitute a system in which students with disabilities can benefit from a pedagogical organisation adapted to their needs as well as adapted teaching within the framework of grouping. ULIS classes allow the implementation of their personalised schooling projects. They are an integral part of the school in which they are located.
At the start of the 2026 school year, an external IEM unit (An Institute of Motor Education (IEM) is a medical-social establishment offering care for children and adolescents with significant motor impairment) will be welcomed within the college.