Don Bosco Landser

The school follows the Salesian educational project of Don Bosco, which is built upon three pillars: reason, religion, and affection. The community aims to foster a familial, welcoming environment that encourages trust, hope, and the development of each student's potential. The pedagogical approach emphasizes the responsibility of students, the importance of citizenship, and the development of critical thinking skills in a digital society.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum from primary through high school, with a strong emphasis on language learning, including German and English. The high school curriculum includes options such as European sections, the Dual Diploma, and various specialized subjects. The school also provides preparation for international certifications, such as Cambridge English exams and Goethe Institut German diplomas (including DSD1).

The school provides structured study sessions, primarily supervised by teachers, to assist students with their work throughout the day, including during periods when teachers may be absent. A "point-écoute" (listening point) is available to provide proximity and support to students, particularly those who are more vulnerable. Additionally, the school implements tutoring programs where older students assist younger ones with their studies.

Prospective families must submit a written application to the school, including the requested grade level, the student's full name, date of birth, and a copy of the most recent school report card. Applications should be mailed to the school's address in Landser. The school welcomes students from diverse social, academic, and medical backgrounds, with specific attention provided to students with unique profiles to ensure their integration.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar, with specific dates for the start of the school year, holidays, and various school events. The academic year includes organized trips such as "classes médiévales" and "classes de neige" to foster community cohesion. Additionally, the school hosts specific annual events, such as the celebration of Saint Jean Bosco.

The campus is located in Landser and includes an "Espace Kolmer," which is dedicated to younger students (7th and 6th grades) and features specialized pedagogical spaces. The school grounds include a chapel, a self-service cafeteria, and various study areas. Ongoing developments aim to improve the living and working environment, including the restructuring of spaces for the pedagogical team and administration.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including sports, arts, and social solidarity initiatives. Older students, particularly lycéens, take on leadership roles by tutoring younger students, serving as bus monitors, and organizing clubs, sports matches, and festive events. The school also offers specific certifications, including the Brevet d’Initiation Aéronautique (BIA) in partnership with the Mulhouse-Habsheim airfield, and first aid training (PSC1 and PSE1).