What if school became the primary place for learning about peace and cooperation?

Paris, September 3, 2026

...REFLECTING ON OUR EDUCATIONAL MODEL: TOWARDS A SCHOOL BASED ON CO-OPERATION

This summer, *Reflets* magazine devoted its quarterly issue (July–September) to a special feature on PEACE. It was only natural that they turned to Frédérique Bedos, our founder, to ask her to share her vision of school and education from this inspiring perspective.

Do take a look at this article, in which Frédérique criticises a school system based on certainty, competition and domination, and highlights the urgent need to build a renewed educational model: a school capable of overcoming the pitfalls that have led us into the Anthropocene, so that we may finally embrace a human and humanist vision, one that is deeply peaceful and soothing.

Below is a short extract from the article:

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