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- A Calandreta (Occitan pronunciation: [kalanˈdɾɛtɔ]) is a bilingual school in Southern France where the Occitan language is a medium of instruction, alongside...
- Basque-French schools Diwan Breizh ****ociation for promotion of Breton Calandreta ****ociation of bilingual Occitan-French schools La Bressola Catalan schools...
- attempted, in particular with the advent of Occitan-language preschools (the Calandretas), to reintroduce the language to the young. Nonetheless, the number of...
- subjects such as Mathematics and Science in Irish. An Foras Pátrúnachta Calandreta, bilingual French-Occitan school in Occitania, France Diwan (school) –...
- cultural identity, with the presence of a French-Occitan bilingual school (calandreta Paulina) (90 students) in Pau and one in the metropolitan area in Lescar...
- such as the Diwan in Brittany, the Ikastola in the Basque Country, the Calandreta in Occitania, and the La Bressola schools in Northern Catalonia. Despite...
- Béarnais within the families from the 1950s. As a reaction, the first calandreta school was created in Pau in 1980, allowing for the revival of its teaching...
- dialect of Gascon language. One of the eight primary schools of Oloron is a Calandreta, a French/ Béarnese bilingual school. The demonym corresponding to Oloron-Sainte-Marie...
- transmitted to young generations any longer (outside of schools, such as the Calandretas). By April 2011, the Endangered Languages Project estimated that there...
- non-state schools such as Diwan Breton language-medium schools and the Calandretas in the south that use Occitan. See Language policy in France In Iceland...