General ES

Lower ESG classes

7th grade

Our Educational Programs

Our approach is to foster independence, responsibility, and the well-being of each student through personalized support provided by a multidisciplinary teaching team.

We focus on:

– building self-confidence,
– a positive attitude toward schoolwork,
– and an environment conducive to success.

Among the initiatives implemented:

– Orientation days for 7th graders
– Educational field trip with overnight stay
– Tutoring and coaching
– Academic support
– Learning assistance (“Léierhëllef”)
– Youth club
– …and much more

7th and 8th grade classes

The 6th and 7th grade classes allow students to:

– a deeper understanding of mathematics, languages, humanities, natural sciences, computer science…
– a gradual focus on a path that matches each student’s interests and profile.

Students in 6eG and above can pursue a science track

After 7th grade, LJBM offers a science-focused class in^6th and^{7th grades}, providing an immersive experience in the natural sciences through projects, experiments, and field trips. It’s a great way to spark scientific curiosity in middle school. Students will be selected based on their academic performance in mathematics and, preferably, in the natural sciences.

Students follow the traditional curriculum (6th or 5th grade), supplemented by two elective courses included in the schedule (2 hours per week):

– Science Track (physics, chemistry, biology)
– Makerspace Track (hands-on activities, robotics, technical and creative projects)

All of this is complemented by field trips, visits, and science-related projects.

Prerequisites: completion of the advanced mathematics course + a course in German or French, and an interest in the natural sciences

ESG Upper School Classes at LJBM (8th–12th Grade)

• Upper grades at ESG:
  • Section 3S (Natural Sciences, Computer Science, and Mathematics)
    Description of Section G3S
  • A3D Section (Architecture, Design, and Sustainable Development)
    Description of the GA3D Section
  • GIG Section (Engineering – formerly General Technology)
    Description of the GIG Section
  • PS Section (Health and Social Professions)
    Description of the GPS Section

• solid general education
• in-depth technical, theoretical, and practical training

Registration period
Upon receipt of the admission notice
June 8–26, 2026.

Schedule Student Office (1st floor, Building C, Room C115): 8:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:00 PM–4:00 PM
Reception Desk (near the main entrance): 12:00 PM–1:00 PM and 4:00 PM–6:00 PM

Documents required for registration ( to be mailed by the deadline or delivered in person to the student office)

• the notification / admission decision (or the document certifying successful completion of the entrance exams)
• the completed registration form (available from the teacher)
• a copy of the end-of-cycle report card from elementary school (Grade 4)
• a copy of the sections titled “Cross-Curricular Skills,” “The Student’s Learning,” and “The Student in the Classroom” from the midterm report
• if applicable, the document certifying successful completion of the entrance exams
• an extended certificate of residence in the name of the student’s legal guardian or a certificate of residence in the student’s name

Registration dates
During the national registration days

Tuesday, July 16, 2024
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Thursday, July 18 July 2024

Documents required for registration ( MUST be submitted in person to the student office)

• the decision regarding promotion to 7th grade
• The 7th Grade Career Guidance Plan
• the three report cards from 7th grade (and, if applicable, the report cards from the last grade attended)
• the high school transcript

When registering, minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian