فرنسا: مدرسة ابن رشد الثانوية الإسلامية من أفضل مدارس فرنسا

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

ظلت مدرسة "ابن رشد" الثانوية الإسلامية الخاصة بمدينة "ليل" الواقعة بشمال "فرنسا" محور اهتمام الكثيرين لعقود، ولكن في الفترة الأخيرة أصبحت من بين أفضل المدارس بـ"فرنسا"؛ حيث أتت من بين أفضل ثلاث مدارس ضن قائمة المدارس الوطنية، وتميزت بجودة مستوى التعليم الوضع الطلابي.

وقد أثار إعجاب المواطنين الفرنسيين حصول المدرسة الإسلامية الخاصة على المرتبة الثالثة في نظام تصنيف المدارس السنوي، مطالبين المدارس الأخرى بالاقتداء بالمدارس الإسلامية في تحسين مستوى وجودة التعليم؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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France's first private Muslim school tops the ranks

Averroès High School in Lille has been in the spotlight for a decade. Ten years ago, it was France's first private Muslim school to follow the national curriculum. Now, it's one of the country's top-rated schools.

The classes may be a source of envy for many a harried high school teacher trying to instil discipline and impart knowledge to a roomful of teenagers interested in anything but spending their days in a classroom.

At the Lycée Averroès (Averroès High School) in the northern French city of Lille, the students – boys and girls, some of the latter veiled – assiduously concentrate on their classwork under the supervision of their teachers.

Over the past few days, the students’ concentration has not waned despite the presence of news cameras and crew at the back of some of the classrooms.

Averroès has been attracting a fair amount of attention in France after the private Muslim school ranked at the top of the regional list of quality schools and was among the top three on the national list.

While most French students are enrolled in state schools, around 15 percent of children in France attend some form of private school.

In theory, all public schools should provide the same quality of education. But as every French parent knows, that is not strictly true. The annual school ranking systems have long featured some of the better-known public high schools from across the country.

Over the past few years, private schools – either Catholic, Jewish or secular, with varying levels of state funding - have increasingly made their way to the top high-school rankings.

Averroès High School’s top ranking has raised eyebrows across France in part because it’s a private Muslim school that has been providing quality education to its students.