Overview
- 865,881 middle-school students nationwide took written Brevet exams on June 26–27 in French, mathematics, history-geography, civic education and science.
- Education Minister Élisabeth Borne assured that pupils prevented by severe storms could sit make-up exams without penalty.
- The French paper featured a Simone de Beauvoir dictation and an essay choice while the mathematics test covered probability, geometry and algebra scenarios.
- History-geography candidates analysed documents on the Hauts-de-France “valley of batteries” and the civic education section probed gender equality before students tackled a one-hour science exam in two of three disciplines.
- Brevet scores combine continuous assessment and five terminal exams—including an oral component—for a total of 800 points, with results due July 7–11.