Jeunes Pousses, in four commitments
They work both ways : the association commits, the family commits, the student commits. Everything is written into a charter signed on entry.
The school fees are funded
Fees are paid directly to the school, never in cash to the family. That is how we make sure the money lands where it should.
The student joins the group and votes
On signing, they join the Jeunes Pousses group. Each month the association proposes a civic action, members can propose one too, the group votes, and the action carried out is the one with the most votes. If the student is a minor, a parent or guardian is the member and represents them.
The parents are trained
The parents’ side is currently a training programme : understanding the real cost of schooling, managing a budget, preparing to gradually take over. We announce no amount and no dated target : that would be a promise we could not keep.
A breach is settled by talking
Never an automatic suspension. We talk, then we reassess. And a child is never held responsible for an adult’s failure.
Two audiences, two charters. School pupils sign with their parent or guardian : that text carries the parents’ training programme and the payment of fees to the school. Students of legal age going abroad sign for themselves : no parents’ section, a clause on document fraud, and an explicit statement that no admission and no visa are guaranteed. Both audiences join the same group and vote together. Image rights are covered by a separate annex, revocable, and refusing has no consequence on the scholarship.