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We have only limited information on events at the the different types of French schools. We do have some information on maternelles for the younger children. We do not yet have much information on the older children. The age of the children and the school level affect the types of special events orgnized at the schools. We think the end of school events at primary schools were similar to those at maternelles, epecially for the younger children. Of course as the children get older, there ismore tghey are capble of doing, including skits, recitations, singing, dancing and much more. More emphasis can be given to idividual performances. We are not sure , however, what these ceremonies were like at the secondaty level. They may hav been more limited to ceremonies like prize giving for the students achievements. Hopefully our French readers will provide us some accounts of their school experiences.
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