Mental Health Weeks

23 children and young people were honoured at our “Mérite scolaire” (Academic Merit) evening. The focus was not only on good academic results, but above all on commitment, perseverance and personal development. Together with the educators who support and accompany them every day, their progress and dedication were recognised. After all, every step forward counts, and every success is the result of a shared journey.

Criteria for academic merit

Particular consideration is given to:

• Orientation towards classical secondary education (ESC) or general secondary education (ESG) after Cycle 4
• An annual average of at least 42 points from the 7th grade onwards
• Successful completion of secondary education
• Successful completion of vocational training
• Successful completion of higher education
• Exceptional academic achievements that do not fall under the categories above
• Achievement of individually defined academic goals
• Significant improvement in academic performance compared with a previous assessment period
• Successful management of particular academic challenges
• Commitment, perseverance and positive development throughout their school career

Personal merit

• Coping with personal crises or difficult life situations
• Significant steps in personal development
• Strengthening self-confidence
• Overcoming fears and personal obstacles
• The courage to take on new challenges
• Resilience in dealing with difficulties and setbacks
• Perseverance despite failures
• Developing independence and a sense of responsibility
• Positive development in behaviour, social interaction or lifestyle