Many of you have been here since my first day of French public school and well, time flies.
It's been a couple of months and it's time for my last day of French public school.
I've got some exciting things planned and it's gonna be a fun day, but first I need some coffee.
Alright, usually I wake up at around 725 every morning because I have an 8 o'clock class from Monday to Thursday.
But on Fridays, class starts at 9 o'clock.
And today, it starts at 10 because my English teacher isn't here all week.
And so the main noticeable difference about French school and American school is that you have different classes on different days.
And so it's not the same thing every day, which is very nice.
It's 9.36 right now. and it's about a 10 minute walk to school every day.
And I need to go a little bit early to drop off my books because I don't want to carry those around any more than I have to.
And then we'll get to my first class, which is French.
Let's go.
Lena, I'm leaving.
Love you.
All right, so it's about a 10 minute walk to school.
Every single day it starts with this nice walk up this hill.
And then, yeah, I'll catch with you guys back to school.
I feel, my first day of school.
All the trees were not in bloom yet, but now they are, and It makes a huge difference.
It's absolutely gorgeous Alright, so this is probably the last time I'll be walking up this street.
And yeah, that many times and It's a weird feeling but it's good excited, and since my last video, they've continued construction and So that's cool.
Thank you.
Alright, so I've dropped off the books for all my classes.
So I got those out of the way.
My back feels a lot better because those were heavy.
Now I have French class in a few minutes.
There's where I have English class.
I have math class in there.
And then the canteen where we eat is in there.
And that's like a technology building.
This class is an hour long, from 10 to 11, and then after that I have a two-hour break because I would normally have history, but today I don't because my teacher's absent.
That's one thing about France when your teacher is absent, you don't have a sub.
So in the United States, if a teacher is absent, there would always be a teacher and you wouldn't miss the class, but in France you just don't have class.
That's what you think you do.
No, she didn't see it.
He saw it.
There was a fish, he saw it.
But I don't need your authorization.
I have nothing to do with your authorization.
Give me your notebook.
I get bored every day.
And you bring it to the student council, because the last time he left.
So, you wait.
The delegate and my word.
You will close it too.
All right, change of plans.
I'm going to go down to the library and charge my camera because it's running out of battery.
What are you doing?
I'm going to the library.
What are you doing?
I'm going to the library.
Let's just wait.
That's the last time I'll be in there probably for my whole life.
Something a little bit different about the bathrooms in France is that they're unisex.
So boys and girls are in the same place.
It's actually kind of cool thing.
The famous French Belle.
Now I need to get to lunch before the whole mob gets out.
Here we go.
Ok, this is Eliott.
How are you?
And this is my partner.
How are you?
Good.
Not quite the reaction I was expecting but hey, fun to recreate the shot.
How are you?
No math class.
All right, so this is my favorite place in the whole school.
Ever since my first day, this place has just never ceased to amaze me.
Just the sheer combination of the architecture, the trees, just all of it together just makes for such an awesome place to have in a school especially.
Most schools don't have something like this, or at least in America no schools can compare to something like this.
Look at all this.
It's stunning.
And yeah, up to the next floor we go.
Up the stairs and now we're in the D building.
It has a nice view of the courtyard area.
So on this floor is where I have my ICN class.
It's information creative numeric. probably pronounce that wrong but um yeah it's my class where I've only actually had it once the whole time I was here because the teachers cancelled it literally every single time but for the one time I went he was like do you want to work with the robots or with the drone project and I was like what flying a drone in school the last thing I ever expected was for a teacher to let me fly a drone in the school and it was his drone too so that was just crazy There are classrooms on the other side.
Right here.
Alright, so the building right there is where I had French class in there.
I also have chemistry and biology in this building.
And then the building I'm in now is where I have my math class.
So that's basically the layout of my school and where all my classes are.
It's a nice, fun campus because it's actually surprisingly similar to my school in America the layout where they have different buildings.
This school here has around 3000 kids and my school in America it only has 1600 kids, so there's a lot more volume.
And right now they're preparing what they call a ball later on tonight, which is basically like a prom, which unfortunately I won't be attending because I have a race tomorrow.
Where I live in America, North Carolina, we don't have a lot of pigeons, because I live in a smaller city or town.
We actually have a ton of squirrels instead of pigeons, but I do have a soft spot for pigeons in my heart.
They are really cute.
And let's watch this guy fly.
You ready, buddy?
Ready to fly?
Another one.
Right now I'm going to be going back to the library to charge my camera, because I still haven't bought any extra batteries and this one's running low.
So I'm going to go back to the library, charge this camera up and then just read some of my book before I get my prize thing.
Event at 2 o'clock.
So I'll catch up with you guys after that.
Once again, thank you for being present.
The prize of the public at the Granier Museum.
The public of the Granier Museum has voted.
Max is going to start to explain how he made this picture.
I call Mrs Rousseau for the rally Well, I guess that concludes my last day of French public school.
This video has been full of plans changing.
I originally thought I was going to have an almost full day, and it turns out I had one real class.
Yeah, I only had one class today, but I still hope I was able to provide a fun perspective of what it's like to go to a French school.
Thank you guys for watching, and I'll see you in my next video.
I look forward to seeing you guys there.
