Not many of them can boast of having obtained the baccalaureate twice. And twice with honors as a bonus. This is the case of Benoît Delépine, professor of physics and chemistry at the Chaptal high school in Saint-Brieuc (Côtes-d’Armor). During the year, two of his students in the preparatory technology and industrial sciences classes challenged him to take the baccalaureate, as reported The Telegram.
Registered as a free candidate, the young professor, born in 1994, took up the mission brilliantly since he obtained an average of 19.32 out of 20, which earned him a very good mention and the congratulations of the jury. A few years ago, when he was still a high school student, Benoît Delépine had already won the Franco-German baccalaureate with honors. “Rediscovering philosophy, diving back into French, into history, it was really pleasant, he reacted to our colleagues. There are really substantive things that are taught in high school. »
Brittany still best student in France
With perfect marks in all the subjects, the teacher just did not shine in the sports test with “only” the mark of 13 out of 20. “I announced the result to my students and they gave me a little chambered on this last matter, he confides to the Telegram. But like me, they didn’t expect me to have such a good average. »
As every year, the Academy of Rennes has again distinguished itself in the baccalaureate test with an overall success rate of 95%, the best result in France where the average is around 91%.