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Your child is growing up abroad and following a local education, or a different pace from the French system. Looping allows them to work on the official curriculum of their class — the real one, from the Bulletin officiel — at their own time, from any country.
Your child is learning well, but not the same things at the same time. Fractions come a year later, French literature is not on the curriculum, history is that of the host country. The gap widens without being noticed.
Nothing is decided, but you don't want this return to cost a lost year. Keeping up with the French curriculum, even one hour a week, makes all the difference when the time comes.
Too far, full, or out of budget. There isn't one in your city. You are looking for something that complements the local education, without replacing it.
They speak French at home, but spelling and grammar are fading due to lack of writing. It's the first gap that becomes apparent upon return.
Each quiz is linked to your child's class curriculum, down to the chapter, based on the texts published in the Bulletin officiel. The AI cannot deviate from it: no concept from a higher level, no text that does not yet apply this year.
Without a class, no one says "this week, we do this," and it's up to the parent to choose a chapter night after night. Looping independently suggests the current curriculum points, calculated to cover the year by July. It's not the order of a class, which belongs to each teacher: it's a proposal, which you can replace with a click if you prefer to work on something else.
No live classes, no appointments to keep. A session lasts ten to twenty minutes and starts when your child is available—before local school, on weekends, during holidays that don't fall on the same dates as in France. Time zone differences don't exist here.
Dictations, written expression, dialogues: enough to maintain spelling, grammar, and vocabulary, where schooling in a foreign language leaves little room for writing in French.
Success by subject and by chapter of the program, weekly activity, time spent. You know what is mastered and what is challenging, without having to correct a program you don't have in front of you.
The site is available in six languages. A child educated in English, Spanish, or German can navigate in the language they are most comfortable with, while the educational content remains in French.
All levels, including middle school and high school, with the specializations of première and terminale and the year's limited programs.
Let's say it right away, so you can make an informed choice.
Yes. You choose their level in the French system—the one that corresponds to their age, or the one you want to work on—and the content follows this program. Many families work on the corresponding French class in parallel with the local school.
With the class they will join upon their return, or the previous one if there is ground to catch up. The chapter-by-chapter tracking quickly shows where the gaps are, subject by subject, without having to start everything over.
None. There are no live classes or set schedules. The site is accessible at all times, from any country.
No. Payment is processed through Stripe and accepts international cards. Prices are in euros.
Each child has their own space, level, and login code. You can track all of them from the same parent account, and the rate is reduced from the second child onwards.
No. The data is hosted in the European Union, never resold, and no advertising is displayed. The children's spaces contain no third-party trackers.
Create the account, add your child, choose their class: the first quiz starts immediately. No commitment, cancellable at any time.
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