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Descriptive card of the school

1. Historical background
2. Host teacher
3. Facilities
4. Number of students
5. Councils
6. Clubs associations
7. Staff members

Descriptive card on the school

1. Historical background
Our practicum took place in Chawki high school which is located in
Zerktouni. the school was established in 1924. It was called first Lycee de
jeunes filles by the French protectorate, which means the school of young
girls , then it was devided into Elemantary school Muhammed Abdo in 1973
and the inner section was turned into boys and girls preparatory school
under the name of Abu Alqasem Alshabi. In 1973 the school received the
first troop of high school girls, branch of literature. Later on, in 1996 boys
were integrated into the school.
2. Host teacher
3. Facilities.

ROOMS
Educational
rooms
Scientific rooms Computer lab Total

42

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45

FIELDS OF PLAY
Play ground S
Basketball handball Volleyball Total
Number of
pitches
03 01 03 07
(In addition to 2 changing rooms)
4. The number of students
Females number: 516
Males number: 257
The total number of students: 773

5. Councils
Management council The educational
council
The classroom
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The director.
headmaster of all
council
Supervisors
Head of pupils
mothers and
fathers
association.
A students
representative
A representative
of each school
subject
The director
Supervisors
representative
of each school
subject
Head of pupils
mothers and
fathers
association.


The
director
supervisors
Head of
pupils
mothers
and fathers
association.

















































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To suggest the
school bylaw.
Discussing the
projects of other
councils.
The study of the
schools needs
for the next year
The
coordination
between the
different school
subjects

Planning and
programming
school exams
and tests .
The
organization of
sport and
educational
activities
Giving
suggestions
Checking
students
marks and
making
decisions
about them
.
The study
of students
orientation
s and
reorientatio
ns.
concerning
curriculums and
syllabuses , and
presenting them
to the academy

6. Clubs and associations.
clubs associations
Reading club
Family club
Theater
Astronomy club
Education club
Pupils mothers and fathers
association
The athletic association

7. Staff members.
8. Teachers: 48
Headmaster: 1
Principle: 1
Supervisors: 3
Librarian: 1
Secretary: 2
Security: 2