Penta College CSG Jacob Liesveldt

The best of the city. Small minus for the blue haired community.

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The school is okay. In the first you will get an introduction week in which you can get to know each other through activities. The integration was therefore easy to do. Most teachers are okay too. You have teachers who show little motivation and teachers who show a lot of motivation. Some teachers are very strict, while others are not. Everaarts, a physics teacher, for example, was a very good teacher. The curriculum is okay for most subjects. The language lessons are really disappointing. With German this was not so bad, but with French many things were not explained. For example, we have never learned how to conjugate the passé simple. The English lessons focus a lot on grammar, especially with Sloane (Sloane is not a super nice teacher, but very skilled in her profession, good English teacher). As someone who has done Bilingual, the English lessons were excellent. After 3 years you will be fluent in English and you can express yourself very well. Also the Latin lessons are ok. However, Greek expires after 2 years. This is quite disappointing because the pace of Grammar in the learning method is very slow. (In Latin you have learned the entire indicative after 2 years, while in Greek you have only done a fraction of this). You can usually find your way well by means of the color system. Students often use the terms. After 4 years I still don't know which classrooms are where, but I do know on which corridor and floor. For example, if you know that 2.22 is in the blue hallway, and you know that 2.xx stands for 2nd floor, even seventh graders can easily find their way.

The price of sandwiches in the canteen is higher than the number of satisfied students

Does not keep promises.