Interview with two former students of private Catholic Jesuit schools who testify to the influence of this schooling in these stables that have the reputation of training the elites. Commentary alternating with the testimonies of Maître DELTOMBE, lawyer and Alain PAUWELS, financier.
In Paris in the 16th arrondissement, presentation of the Lycée Sainte-Louis de Gonzague (called "Franklin"), renowned for its elitism, rigorous discipline and strict dress code. But the institution has evolved since its creation, the establishment is now mixite, the teachers are laity and the Mass is no longer mandatory. Alternating with the interviews of Elisabeth, 15 years old, high school student recognizing the ease of the families of the children educated in Saint Louis de Gonzague, then Pierre-Simon HANROT, He was a director of studies who accepted the strict discipline necessary for the construction of free men. Finally, testimony of Michel OLIVER, cook and former student of the Jesuits, &voque strong discipline and weak food.
Survey of education provided by the Jesuits in private establishments reputed to form elites. Example in Versailles at the Lycée Sainte Geneviève, baptized "Ginette" with its 750 students from privileged backgrounds who are preparing for the grandes écoles. Due to the cost of this facility, only the wealthiest classes can benefit. Comment on pictures of the high school and students in the classroom.alternating with the interview of Jean LACOUTURE, journalist historian and former student of the Jesuits.
Interview with Father Etienne Celier, Prefect of Studies at the Collège Saint Louis de Gonzague, who talks about the establishment’s elitist tradition.