Groupe scolaire Jules Ferry, Primary school building in central Clamart, France.
The Jules Ferry school complex features functional 1930s architecture with large windows and stone facades designed to maximize natural light throughout the classrooms and educational spaces.
Built around 1932 by architects Roger Hummel and André Dubreuil, this educational facility represents the modernization of French public schooling during the interwar period of the early twentieth century.
Named after Jules Ferry, founder of free and secular republican education in France, this school complex symbolizes the French commitment to providing accessible education for all children.
Located in central Clamart at coordinates 48.808916° N and 2.269997° E, the school continues to serve primary education students in its renovated historic buildings and facilities.
Listed in the general inventory of French cultural heritage, this school complex receives special protection that preserves its original 1930s educational architecture and historical significance.
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