World Class 2012 in partnership with the British Council tell the stories of the schools where the dreams begin. Lycée André Malraux are twinned with The Thomas Audley School, Essex
The school is in the picturesque mountainous area of the Hautes-Vosges in north eastern France.  | SCHOOL STATISTICS Students - 1,600, ages 16 to 24 Teachers - 100 Where in the world? Remiremont, France Languages - French, Turkish, English, German and Spanish |
Pupils make good use of the surrounding countryside and popular outdoor pursuits include cycling and skiing. The 1,600 pupils are aged between 16 and 24 and the majority go on to study at university after graduation. Many students specialise in woodwork and engineering. Most pupils speak French or Turkish at home and study languages at school including English, German and Spanish. Sports facilities include a stadium, gym and the school also has its own ampitheatre. Julien's school days Julien left the school approximately ten years ago and has since gone on to win two Olympic golds and 17 World Cups.  | TALKING TEACHER Julien was a pleasant and well-mannered student with a keen interest in cycling  Benjamine Tazi, English teacher |
The cyclist is remembered by his teachers as a well-mannered student, but his interest in, and dedication to, cycling also left an enduring impression. To the current students at Lycée André Malraux, Julien's achievements are an inspirational example of what can be achieved with hard work and motivation.  Lyc�e Andr� Malraux's stadium is surrounded by the hills of the Hautes-Vosges
World Olympic Dreams Julien is one of the athletes being tracked as London 2012 approaches and they strive to make their Olympic dreams a reality.
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